Saturday, the penultimate night of the 2016 UCI Track Cycling World Championships in London, Great Britain, saw three titles awarded, with the host nation adding a third gold medal to their total to lead the standings. Poland and Colombia each took their first titles of the championships. Britain continues to lead the overall medal count with seven medals.

Katarzyna Pawlowska of Poland won the first world title of the day in the Women's Points Race. Pawlowska won by a slim one point margin over Jasmin Glaesser of Canada and Arlenis Sierra Canadilla of Cuba. If Glaesser hadn't lost the final sprint by half a wheel, the Canadian would have taken the title.

The Men's Omnium proved to be even closer, with all three medal winners tied at 191 points, after six events and two days of racing. Elia Viviani of Italy entered the final Points Race in the lead, but defending champion Fernando Gaviria of Colombia scored points in six intermediate sprints, while both Roger Kluge (Germany) and Glenn O'Shea (Australia) each lapped the field twice. With all three riders at 191 points, it came down to who crossed the line first at the end of the Points Race, and that was Gaviria. This way, the 21-year old Colombian became the first rider to take back-to-back championship titles in Men's Omnium.

The championships conclude on Sunday with the finals for the Women's Omnium, Women's Sprint, Men's Keirin and Men's Madison.  

You can find all the results here: 2016 UCI Track World Championships Day 5