Great Britain’s Matt Gibson took an excellent victory with a late breakaway at the third round of The Pearl Izumi Tour Series in Peterborough on Tuesday.
The 17-year-old attacked from a four-rider lead group on the last lap with Adam Blythe coming in second, ahead of Graham Briggs and Mike Northey.
With Felix English and Ed Clancy leading in the bunch for fifth and sixth, Rapha Condor JLT took their second win of the 2014 series to move into a three-point lead at the top of the standings.
Madison Genesis, who placed four in the top ten, took a close second to remain in runners-up spot.
Gibson, Blythe, Briggs and Northey had gone clear midway through the hour long race on The Pearl Izumi Tour Series and worked well together, building and maintaining a lead of over 30 seconds on the peloton.
Wow did not expect that today
— Matt Gibson (@Matt_Gibson96) May 20, 2014
Then with the bell ringing to herald the last lap, Gibson - fresh from a time-trial stage win at the Course de la Paix - jumped clear and instantly built an unbridgeable margin, which held all the way around the 1.1-kilometre lap.
Behind the celebrating Great Britain rider Adam Blythe crossed the line alone for his best Pearl Izumi Tour Series individual result to date, with Briggs and Northey crossing the line by themselves.
Northey was third on the road, but was relegated behind Briggs by commissaires after the two clashed in the final corner.
Behind clear the clear 1-2, NFTO took third to keep them in the Pearl Izumi Tour Series title hunt, while Great Britain could only come sixth, despite taking the individual win.
NFTO also kept hold of the Sprints jersey thanks to Jon Mould, who earned enough points to keep him six points clear of Briggs, with Northey winning the evening's sprint prize in Peterborough.
In the Matrix Fitness Grand Prix Series, Eileen Roe moved into the lead with victory in round two, ensuring she will wear the leader's jersey on home roads in Scotland at round three.
In the absence of opening round winner and leader Katie Archibald, Roe had pulled on the red and white Matrix Fitness jersey in Peterborough as the leading rider racing, and did the jersey proud, firstly attacking and then ultimately winning the final sprint ahead of Nicola Juniper and Harriet Owen.
Roe now heads a Scottish 1-2 ahead of Charline Joiner as the women's series heads to Scotland for the first time in Edinburgh on Thursday 29 May.
Victory was Roe's second in the series, having won the Colchester event in heavy rain in 2012, but this time victory means she takes control of the series, with an 11-point lead over Joiner.
Highlights of round three from Peterborough are shown on ITV4 at 8pm on Wednesday 21 May, with a repeat at 9.55am on Thursday 22 May.
Round four of The Pearl Izumi Tour Series visits Wales for the Aberystwyth round on Friday 23 May.
