WOMEN'S Night drew many spectators to an action-packed program of athletics and cycling at the Bendigo International Madison on Saturday night.
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A highlight was the second women's madison in which Jess Mundy and Bella King ruled the track.
It was back-to-back titles for King after she teamed with Ashlee Ankudinoff to win a year earlier.
The Regional Academy of Cycling Excellence and T.D.T. Training teamed up to sponsor the madison which was contested by eight teams.
Among the many who were trackside at the Tom Flood Sports Centre were those at the women.i.s.e. function in the corporate area.
Ankudinoff was all smiles after winning the Bee Happy Orthodontics women's 1600m cycling final.
On the athletics track, Bendigo teenager Kaitlyn Bryce put in a superb performance to win the Sportzbiz novice 400m.
The field for the second women's madison at the Bendigo International Madison carnival. Back: Josie Talbot, Dani McKinnery, Rebecca Williamson, Imogen Jelbart, Lauretta Hanson, Bella King, Sarah Mortley, Ashlee Ankudinoff. Front: Macey Stewart, Alex Manly, Lisa Hanley, Marquessa Jelbart, Tayla Evans, Rachael Swain, Amy Cure. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
The "Fab Four" of Annette Sayle, Jenny Pearson, Wendy James and Melissa Hartley were at the women.i.s.e function held at Saturday's women's night at the Bendigo International Madison carnival. Picture: Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Macedon's Lauretta Hanson slings Bendigo's Tayla Evans into the fray in the Bendigo International Madison women's madison. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Bella King is ecstatic and she wins the final sprint and achieves back-to-back victories in the Bendigo International Madison's women's madison. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Women's madison placegetters Ashlee Ankudinoff and Amy Cure, Jess Mundy and Bella King, Tayla Evans and Lauretta Hanson. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Jess Mundy and Bella King talk to race commentator Rick McIntosh after their victory in the R.A.C.E. and TDT Training women's madison at the Bendigo International Madison carnival. Picture: dionjelbartphotogrpahy
Ashlee Ankudinoff wins the Bee Happy Orthodontics women's 1600m wheelrace. Picture: Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Ashlee Ankudinoff is interviewed by Rick McIntosh after her victory in the Bee Happy Orthodotics's women's wheelrace (1600m). Picture: Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Chris Walters, Melanie Rogers, Judy Carter and Deborah Blake were trackside for the women.i.s.e function at the Bendigo International Madison's women's night on Saturday. Picture: Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Maree Edwards, member for Bendigo West, and Lisa Chesters, member for Bendigo, at the women.i.s.e. function held at women's night at the Bendigo International Madison carnival on Saturday night. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Bendigo's Kaitlyn Bryce, racing in the blue and white stripes, charges onto the home straight in the Sportzbiz novice 400m final. Picture: Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Sportzbiz novice 400m winner Kaitlyn Bryce and Phil Sutton on the presentation dais. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Kaitlyn Bryce is surrounded by athletes from the John Knott-trained stable after her victory in the Sportzbiz novice 400m. Picture: Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Geoff Jordan wins the Flack Advisory-sponsored Richard Kitt Memorial 1500m classic. Picture: Picture: dionjelbartphotography
New Zealand's Shane Archbold wins the Gold and Opal Wheelrace 2000m, sponsored by Great Ideas and The Golden Bean. Archbold won the Bill McLachlan Memorial Aces five-mile scratch race later in the night. Picture: Picture: dionjelbartphotography
The heat is on in a heat of the women's 1600m wheelrace. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
New Zealand's Shane Archbold is congratuled on his victory in the Gold and Opal Wheelrace (2000m) by Phil Sutton. Picture: Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Germany's Leif Lampater and Bendigo International Madison CEO are poised for the start in a heat of the Andy's Earthmovers Golden Mile Wheelrace (1600m). Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Jess Mundy slings Bella King in the R.A.C.E. and TDT Training women's madison at the Bendigo International Madison carnival. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Gary, Elizabeth and Tiana Murphy at the women.i.s.e. function held at Saturday's women's night at the Bendigo International Madison carnival. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Tasmania's Macey Stewart racing in a heat of the Bee Happy Orthodontics women's 1600m. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Neil Dyson and Maree Stanley at the women.i.s.e. function held at Saturday's women's night at the Bendigo International Madison carnival. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Ebony Whiley leads Eaglehawk clubmate Emily Heislers in the Flack Advisory-sponsored Richard Kitt Memorial 1500m final. Picture: dionjelbartphotograhy
Bendigo's Tayla Evans and Macedon's Lauretta Hanson teamed brilliantly to be third in the R.A.C.E. and TDT Training-backed women's madison at the Bendigo International Madison. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
South Bendigo's Will Noden and Bendigo Harriers' Victor Cook race in the Flack Advisory-backed Richard Kitt Memorial 1500m. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Yvette Tuohey from Bendigo Harriers competes in the Flack Advisory-backed Richard Kitt Memorial 1500m. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Bendigo's Braeden Dean racing in a heat of the Andy's Earthmovers Golden Mile Wheelrace (1600m). Braeden will race for Australia at this year's junior world track titles. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Germany's Christian Grassman and Leif Lampater lead Eaglehawk's Glenn O'Shea in the Bill McLachlan Memorial aces 20-lap scratch race. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Bendigo clubmates Lawrie Naughton and David Mannix race in a heat of the Gold and Opal Wheelrace (2000m). Picture: dionjelbartphotography
New Zealand star Shane Archbold and Eaglehawk's triple world track champion Glenn O'Shea. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Taylor and Clay Anstee wait for the starter's gun in a heat of the Gold and Opal Wheelrace (2000m). Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Cyclists race along the back straight at the Tom Flood Sports Centre in Saturday's start to the Bendigo International Madison athletics-cycling carnival. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
Scott Law is focused at the start of his heat in the Gold and Opal Wheelrace (2000m). Picture: dionjelbartphotography
There were many closely-fought sprint battles in Saturday's start to the Bendigo International Madison carnival. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
GALLERY: Women's Night at Bendigo International Madison, Saturday
Athletes are poised for the start of a 70m heat at the Bendigo International Madison carnival. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
GALLERY: Women's Night at Bendigo International Madison, Saturday
Cyclists race onto the finishing straight at the Tom Flood Sports Centre in Saturday's program at the Bendigo International Madison. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
A tightly packed field competes at the Bendigo International Madison carnival on Saturday night. Picture: dionjelbartphotography
GALLERY: Women's Night at Bendigo International Madison, Saturday
