To be fair I think we've all followed every major track cycling event in the last 14 months . I don't think @heywooduis too far out by saying there's 10-15 riders with significant medal chances - after all, all that means is that anyone who gets themselves into a semi-final is in with a medal shout.
And for what it's worth, here's my take on the 10-15 genuine medal chances and why I think they are in the mix:
Emma Finucane & Katy Marchant - Finucane is European silver medalist, won the event in HK and is the cyclist probably in the best form whilst Marchant took silver in Adelaide. Could even make an argument in favour of Sophie Capewell.
Emma Hinze & Lea Friedrich - Hinze took silver in Hong Kong whilst Friedrich is European Champions, was 8th in Hong Kong and 6th in Adelaide.
Mina Sato - Champion in Adelaide and 5th in Hong Kong.
Mathilde Gros - 4th in the Europeans, 7th in Adelaide and 6th in Hong Kong - will also have home town advantage and unlikely to have the additional 3 rides from team sprint.
Hetty van de Wouw & Steffie van der Peet - van de Wouw was bronze medalist at Europeans and 4th at Worlds in Glasgow whilst van der Peet made the small final in Hong Kong and in Glasgow.
Ellesse Andrews - '23 World Champ and UCI TCL Champion. Will be interesting to see how she performs on her return from injury.
Nicky Degrendele - 5th at the Europeans, 4th in Hong Kong and made the small final in Adelaide.
Martha Bayona - silver medalist at last year's world champs and made the small final in Adelaide.
Lauriane Genest - silver medalist at '23 PanAm champs and bronze medalist in Adelaide.
That's a fairly easy list of 12 names and there are more besides.