GB win Olympic silver and bronze in team pursuit races

Great Britain has continued its success in the sport of cycling at the Tokyo Olympics by winning silver and bronze medals in the team pursuit races.

The women’s team pursuit squad, consisting of Laura Kenny, Katie Archibald, Josie Knight, and Elinor Barker, put in a stellar performance to secure the silver medal.

Meanwhile, the men’s team pursuit team, which included Ethan Hayter, Ed Clancy, Charlie Tanfield, and Ollie Wood, battled hard to claim the bronze medal.

Both teams showed incredible teamwork and determination throughout the races, and their hard work paid off with podium finishes.

The success of the British cycling teams in the team pursuit races is a testament to the talent and dedication of the athletes and coaches involved.

With these medals, Great Britain has added to its impressive tally of Olympic cycling medals and solidified its reputation as a powerhouse in the sport.

Congratulations to both the women’s and men’s team pursuit squads on their well-deserved medals!

The future looks bright for British cycling, and fans can look forward to more thrilling performances from these talented athletes in the years to come.

Overall, the team pursuit races at the Tokyo Olympics have been a highlight of the cycling events, showcasing the excitement and drama of track cycling at its finest.