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Monday 16 June 1997 23:02 BST

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Graeme Obree has said he will ride for Scotland in next year's Commonwealth Games if he is sponsored. Obree, 31, has won two world titles and set three world records in the space of four years.

Britain's Yvonne McGregor will attempt to recapture the world one-hour record at Manchester Velodrome tomorrow. The record of 48.159km was set by Jeannie Longo, the Olympic and world champion from France, in Mexico City last November.

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