Cycling is a national sensation in Great Britain, with eight gold medals in road and track cycling in the Olympics.
- Symbol for Event results in medals
| Event Type | Event | Stage | Match |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medal/Final | Men's Cross-Country | Final | See Results |
| Medal/Final | Women's Cross-Country | Final | See Results |
| Medal/Final | Men's BMX | Final | See Results |
| Medal/Final | Women's BMX | Final | See Results |
| Men's BMX | Semifinal | See Results | |
| Women's BMX | Semifinal | See Results |
Schedule
- Symbol for Event results in medals
More Cycling News
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- World sports diary June 19 - July 16
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- AP Interview: Wiggins will be strong in 2014
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- Cycling-Froome ready to meet off-road demands in Tour de France
By Julien Pretot NICE, France, June 18 (Reuters) - Winning the Tour de France is about mastering the surroundings as much as riding the bike, a maxim that Chris Froome fully grasps as he prepares for … More »
- Mohamed Lahna aims for 2016 Paralympic triathlon
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Latest Medals
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- Gold Maris Strombergs Latvia
- Silver Sam Willoughby Australia
- Bronze Carlos Mario Oquendo Zabala Colombia
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- Gold Mariana Pajon Colombia
- Silver Sarah Walker New Zealand
- Bronze Laura Smulders Netherlands
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- Gold Chris Hoy Great Britain
- Silver Maximilian Levy Germany
- Bronze Teun Mulder Netherlands
- Bronze Simon van Velthooven New Zealand
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- Gold Anna Meares Australia
- Silver Victoria Pendleton Great Britain
- Bronze Shuang Guo China
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- Gold Laura Trott Great Britain
- Silver Sarah Hammer United States
- Bronze Annette Edmondson Australia
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- Gold Jason Kenny Great Britain
- Silver Gregory Bauge France
- Bronze Shane Perkins Australia
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- Gold Lasse Norman Hansen Denmark
- Silver Bryan Coquard France
- Bronze Edward Clancy Great Britain
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- Gold Victoria Pendleton Great Britain
- Silver Shuang Guo China
- Bronze Wai Sze Lee Hong Kong
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- Gold Great Britain
- Silver Australia
- Bronze New Zealand
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- Gold Marianne Vos Netherlands
- Silver Elizabeth Armitstead Great Britain
- Bronze Olga Zabelinskaya Russia
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- Gold Alexandr Vinokurov Kazakhstan
- Silver Rigoberto Uran Uran Colombia
- Bronze Alexander Kristoff Norway
Headlines
- BMX rider's touching tribute
At the starting gate, American Brooke Crain flashed a message written on her glove. Three letters: "A-M-V."
- BMX crash gives New Zealander clear path
In Thursday's men's BMX qualifying heats, New Zealand's Marc Willers won with much more ease than he expected.
- Britain's Laura Trott wins omnium
LONDON (AP) -- She's had a Beatle bow before her, and royalty seeking her time.
- Golden Meares crashes Queen Victoria's s …
Anna Meares has defeated her great rival Victoria Pendleton to win Olympic gold in the women's sprint final.Meares took the final 2-0 and stunned the British crowd who were expecting Pendleton to end her illustrious career on a winning note.It capped a great night for Australian cycling after Annette Edmondson finished with a flourish to claim bronze in the omnium.Fireworks fly whenever Meares and Pendleton meet, and the final at the Velodrome was no different.Meares took the first heat in dramatic circumstances after judges overturned the result in which Pendleton crossed the line only 0. ...
- Cycling-Andy Schleck to lead RadioShack-Leopard …
(Makes clear Schleck is 2010 Tour champion) PARIS, June 19 (Reuters) - Luxembourg's former champion Andy Schleck will lead RadioShack-Leopard on the Tour de France even though he has been struggling with his form for a year, the team said on Wednesday. Since he broke his pelvis in June 2012, Schleck has failed to finish most of the stage races he has entered, although he has shown improvement lately as he finished 40th overall in the Tour of Switzerland last Sunday. "Nobody in the team ever had doubts about the talent of Andy," team manager Luca Guercilena said in a statement. ...
Things to know
Cycling Medals
| Rank | Country | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Great Britain | 8 | 2 | 2 | 12 |
| 2 | Germany | 1 | 4 | 1 | 6 |
| 3 | Australia | 1 | 2 | 3 | 6 |
| 4 | France | 1 | 3 | 0 | 4 |
| 5 | United States | 1 | 2 | 1 | 4 |
