we will put the pouille down on the back. there it goes.to the vehicle through to the laptop. that's how we will get the readings. clearly nothing wrong with the friction on the runway but are going to give it a training run, let's get in and see it in action. time to put it through its paces, on a taxiway, shone driving us, head off when you are ready. here we go. what will happen? we will test the friction of the runway. we are curtly getting up to five miles an hour as quickly as possible. —— we are currently. we will get the correct readings. accurate readings. the pouille is down. yes stop that is where we get the readings from. we are ready for ali0 the readings from. we are ready for a a0 miles an hour emergency stop, when you are ready. yes! ifelt a a0 miles an hour emergency stop, when you are ready. yes! i felt bad, safely done. we have done the start, what are you looking for in terms of readings? -- i felt bad. we will get readings, zero points seven is a good reading, anything below that means the friction on the runway isn't v

second seed lucas pouille defeated russian karen khachanov in three sets to reach the quarterfinals.13 provence final in marseille which was won by khachanov but three days later it was pouille who emerged victorious this time, winning 6—4, 3—6, 6—3 and he'll next play japan's yuichi sugita. roberto bautista agut was made to work hard in a difficult early match with frenchman pierre—hugues herbert. opening on centre court, the spaniard finally won 6—4, 6—7, 6—1 as he raced into the lead but was pegged back. in the end, the third seed won in two hours and 22 minutes and will go on to face croatia's borna coric in the last eight. the uci track cycling world championships opened on wednesday in the netherlands, with three rainbowjerseys awarded. these are the first track world championships in the netherlands since they were previously held at the same venue in apeldoorn in 2011. and it was an impressive opening day for the hosts as they won two world titles plus a silver medal. netherland's kirsten wild took the first title awarded, in the women's scratch race, chasing down an attack b