Gallery: Final session of the inaugural UCI track cycling World Cup Milton

The women's keirin. Photo: Kevin Mackinnon

Barrette would finish fourth in the men's sprint. Photo: Kevin Mackinnon

Hugo Barrette beat Jair Tjon En Fa of Suriname in the quaterfinals. Photo: Kevin Mackinnon

Aidan Caves racing the omnium at the Milton Track World Cup. Photo: Kevin Mackinnon

The men's team pursuit on their way to silver in 2017.

Overlapping wheels resulted in a race defining crash for the Milton, Ont. native. Photo: Kevin Mackinnon

Visibly disappointed Foley walked back into the pit as his teammates finished the race. Photo: Kevin Mackinnon

Photo: Kevin Mackinnon

Jasmin Duehring racing the madison. Photo: Kevin Mackinnon

Duehring and Steph Roorda teamed up and finished fourth. Photo: Kevin Mackinnon

The omnium points race. Photo: Kevin Mackinnon

Photo: Kevin Mackinnon

On Sunday night, the UCI track cycling World Cup being hosted at the Mattamy National Cycling Centre in Milton, Ont. concluded. Strong results for Canada included  a silver in the men’s team pursuit and fourth place finishes for Hugo Barrette in the sprint, and Steph Roorda and Jasmin Duehring in the Madison.

The crash for Canada’s Michael Foley in the team pursuit defined the session. The four man team of Canada was comfortably in the lead when with less than 1,000 m to race overlapping wheels sent Foley down to the boards. With it their chance at gold faded as they ended up rolling in nearly one second behind New Zealand who they had been leading by the same margin when the crash occurred.