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Young guns Rohan Wight and Alex Porter scored a thrilling win in Sunday night’s McCaig Daikin Bendigo International Madison.
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Wight and Porter upstaged big guns Cam Meyer and Callum Scotson and Sam Welsford and Kell O’Brien to win by a lap.
Seven teams – including all the big guns – gained a lap midway through the race and the madison became a race of cat and mouse. Favourites Scotson and Meyer attacked repeatedly, but they were continually reeled in.
While the big guns watched each other, Wight and Porter rode a smart race and pounced to gain a lap with just 25 laps remaining.They emulated their coach Tim Decker to win the Bendigo Madison in upset style.
Welsford and O’Brien were second – one lap down and 70 points, while Roy Pieters and Josh Harrison were third.
Meyer and Scotson were fourth.