Yeoman seals breakthrough Lincoln GP win

The 21-year-old tells Tom Davidson how she and her team bossed Britain's biggest domestic race

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Morven Yeoman led a spectacular one-two for DAS-Hutchinson at the Rapha Lincoln Grand Prix on Sunday to win the 11th edition of the women's race. The 21-year-old went wheel-to-wheel with her teammate Noémie Thomson on the finishing ascent of the steep, cobbled Michaelgate. Yeoman's power helped her steer first through the final corner, which came just metres before the line, to earn the biggest victory of her career, and her first at National A-level. Team GB track star Anna Morris finished third, 52 seconds behind.

“It means a lot,” said Yeoman, the third Scottish winner in a row of the women's race. “We work and train so hard, sacrifice a lot, so it feels really nice that everything came together, especially at Lincoln. It's a massive race in the UK scene.”