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Mark Stewart wins gold for Great Britain in the Men's Point Race
Joseph Truman wins bronze in the Men's Time Trial final
Anna Morris wins gold for Great Britain in the Women's Omnium race
Emma Finucane wins silver in Women's Sprint final
That's all from us today, come back tomorrow for day four coverage of the Track Cycling World Championships.
Saturday 17 October
Coverage begins at 10:15 BST and is available via BBC Two, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.
Watch below as Japan's Mina Sato and Great Britain's Sophie Capewell battle for bronze.
Mina Sato wins bronze in Women's Sprint final
It came down to a photo check on the line as the race was too tight to call.
Great Britain's Sophie Capewell just misses out on the bronze medal. Mina Sato takes it.
Image source, BBC SportGreat Britain's Sophie Capewell is heading to the line for the final race in the Women's Sprint final.
It is between Capewell and Japan's Mina Sato for the bronze medal.
Finucane loses out.
It will be a silver medal for Emma Finucane as she loses the Women's Sprint title.
Yuan Liying wins gold in the Women's Sprint final
Capewell stays in it.
Great Britain's Sophie Capewell wins the second Sprint race.
The race for the bronze medal will come down to the third and final race.
Can Finucane do the same next?
Great Britain's Sophie Capewell is back on the start line for the second race of the Women's Sprint final.
She needs to win this one to stay in the race for bronze.
Great Britain's Anna Morris is the World Champion. She claims the World Crown in the Women's Omnium and the gold medal.
Anna Morris wins gold in the Women's Omnium for Great Britain
We're into the final 10 laps, with one sprint left to go. Morris still at the top.
Morris leads the field through the sixth sprint. She's still at the top of the table with 122 points. Uchino has 114.
16 laps to go.
10 points separates Great Britain's Anna Morris in first place and Japan's Tsuyaka Uchino.
45 laps to go and still all to play for.
Ireland's Lara Gillespie sits in fifth at the moment.
Great Britain's Anna Morris heads into the final Women's Omnium race.
Emma Finucane loses the first race against China's Yuan Liying.
She too, will have to win the next race for a chance to claim to the gold.
Great Britain's Sophie Capewell loses out on the first round of the Women's Sprint finals to Mina Sato.
She will have to win the second race for a chance at the bronze medal.
Emma Finucane goes next to contend for the gold.
Jonathan Milan takes the gold for Italy.
No British interest in the Men's Individual Pursuit finals.
The race for the gold is between Italy's Jonathan Milan and Denmark's Frederik Madsen.
Netherland's Jeffrey Hoogland wins the gold medal in the Men's Time Trial final.
Frenchman Etienne Oliviero claims the silver medal.
Joseph Truman takes the bronze medal for Great Britain.
Joseph Truman goes into the lead just 0.885 seconds ahead at the top.
Great Britain's Joseph Truman features in the Men's Time Trial finals now.
Emma Finucane makes it through to the finals after winning against fellow British rider, Sophie Capewell in straight heats in the semi-finals.
Finucane will face Yuan Liying in the finals.
Capewell will race against Mina Sato for the bronze medal.
Emma Finucane through to the Women's Sprint finals
