Martina Fidanza is getting a taste for success and smells another medal, which would be her third at the European Championships. The Bergamo rider advanced to the standing kilometer final with the third-fastest time: 1.05.834 at an average of 54.683 km/h. The best performance was by Dutch rider Hetty Van de Wouw in 1.04.729, with German Clara Schneider in second place at 1.05.479. Young Italian Beatrice Bertolini finished thirteenth with a time of 1.08.988.

Vittoria Guazzini also advances to the final. The 24-year-old Tuscan recorded the second-fastest time (4:31.545) in the individual pursuit qualifications and will challenge British rider Anna Morris for gold, who qualified with a time of 4:28.306 (a new world record). The bronze medal will be contested between two Germans, Mieke Kröger and Lisa Klein. Martina Alzini finished with the twelfth-best time of 4.51.114.

OMNIUM. Young German Tim Torn Teutenberg won the scratch race, beating Danish rider Niklas Larsen and French rider Ellande Larronde. After a disappointing start that saw him finish thirteenth in the first event, Elia Viviani finished fifth in the time race and now sits in eighth place overall. Teutenberg remains in command with 78 points, followed by Larsen with 66 and Dutch rider Heijnen with 64, tied with Czech rider Krenek. Tonight's program includes the elimination race and the final points race.

In the elimination race, Viviani rediscovered his best form and finished second behind an explosive Teutenberg, who is increasingly solidifying his lead in the general classification. Viviani is now in fourth place with 86 points, 12 points behind the third-place Dutch rider Heijnen.