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From dog walker to world champion: Mark Stewart's cycling comeback
Scotland's Mark Stewart, 31, has become world champion in the 160-lap points race at the World Track Cycling Championships in Shanghai. Dropped by British Cycling's elite programme, he quit professional racing after the Covid pandemic stranded him in New Zealand, working as a dog walker, babysitter, teacher and lifeguard before returning ahead of the 2024 Olympics.

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