London Olympics 2012: Team GB's Olympic form guide after successful cycling Track World Cup Men's Individual Sprint Sir Chris Hoy is in prime form took an immediate liking to the London track. He will surely be selected ahead of Jason Kenny. France's Greogry Bauge remains the big threat. Likely GB selection: Hoy Women's Individual Sprint Brutal, high-quality event won by China's powerhouse sprinter, Guo Shuang, with Anna Meares second and Victoria Pendleton, the reigning Olympic and five-time world champion, fourth. Likely GB selection: Pendleton nailed on Men's Team Sprint Ross Edgar, Kenny and Hoy went better than of late to take bronze but Germany and France are still ahead and GB are poised to try one final change their line-up. Likely GB selection: Kenny, Edgar or Matt Crampton, Hoy Women's Team Sprint Game on. GB have finally loosened Australia's stranglehold, with Pendleton and Jess Varnish taking gold and breaking the world record. Likely GB selection: Pendleton and Varnish nailed on Men's Team Pursuit A silver medal behind the superb Australians was a decent start, but Ben Swift and Andy Tennant are still in the mix for a place. Likely GB selection: Ed Clancy, Stephen Burke, Peter Kennaugh and Geraint Thomas Women's Team Pursuit Smashed the world record at the World Cup and plan on going much quicker still. Likely GB selection: Jo Rowsell, Laura Trott, Dani King, Wendy Houvenaghel Men's Keirin Hoy has made this event his own and with his power, speed, mix of tactics and consistency. Women's Keirin World Cup winner Simona Krupeckaite, of Lithuania, is the the favourite but Anna Meares and Pendleton are dangerous. Likely GB selection: Pendleton Men's Omnium Pursuiter Ben Swift, riding to experience the velodrome, was a decent sixth but Ed Clancy remains the obvious GB selection if he "has the legs" after the Team Pursuit. Likely GB selection: Clancy Women's Omnium Bronze medallist Laura Trott was just three points off World Cup gold. Fatigue is an issue. Likely GB selection: Trott