Sarah Lee riding high after becoming world champ cyclist
Olympic medallist shows grit and maturity to win women's 500-metre time trial in Minsk

Olympic medallist last year, world champion this year. There is no stopping Hong Kong's Sarah Lee Wai-sze in her pursuit of greatness.

Lee clocked 33.973 seconds in the two-lap event - just missing her own Asian record of 33.945 - but edged out experienced German Miriam Welte, with Britain's new hope Rebecca James third.
"I was very nervous before the start but I knew I could win," said Lee, who won a bronze medal in the keirin at last year's Olympics in London. "I hope I will do even better next year because I know many better riders have not come here."
Coach Shen Jinkang paid tribute to Lee's determination to achieve success at the highest level. "She did not take a big break to celebrate after winning a bronze medal at last summer's Olympic Games and kept the momentum to prepare for future competitions," said Shen.
"After winning a gold medal in the time trial at the 2010 Asian Games, she was determined to scale a higher level of success in the sprinting event and finally made it this time after a number of failures."
After winning a gold medal in the time trial at the 2010 Asian Games, she was determined to scale a higher level of success