Prince William and Kate wore patriotic outfits with Kate opting for a red version of her husband's blue shirt as they watched the eventThe Duchess of Cambridge was Team GB's number one cheerleader over the Olympic Games and judging by her appearances so far, she plans to show the same support during the Paralympic Games.
Despite a late night at the spectacular Paralympic Opening Ceremony, Kate looked fresh faced as she cheered on competitors at the velodrome for the cycling event on day one of the Paralympic Games.
The Duchess of Cambridge cheered on the competitors at the velodrome and was joined by Deputy Chairman of British Rowing Annamarie Phelps, her husband Prince William and Lady Louise WindsorShe was joined by her husband William along with Deputy Chairman of British Rowing Annamarie Phelps, Lady Louise Windsor and Sophie, Countess of Wessex as they took their seats in the stands and cheered on the cyclists.
Despite a late night at the Paralympic Opening Ceremony last night, Kate and William looked in high spirits as they laughed together in matching patriotic outfitsShe and William both showed their support with patriotic outfits. Kate opted for a red Team GB polo neck, whilst her husband went for blue.
The couple seemed to be thoroughly enjoying the first of the events they are set to attend over the next eleven days as they studied the programmes and chatted with their fellow onlookers.
Prince William, Kate, Lady Louise Windsor and Sophie, Countess of Wessex look on on day one of the London 2012 Paralympic Games at VelodromeKate displayed her close relationship with the Queen's granddaughter, Lady Louise Windsor as Kate leaned in to talk to the young Royal during the event.
Kate, William and Harry, who are all official Paralympics GB ambassadors, will watch three days of sport over the eleven days but are expected to miss the closing ceremony.
Cheering on the athletes: David Cameron and his wife Samantha join Kate and William in the standssource: dailymail
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