A look at the numbers that make Jason Kenny Britain’s most successful Olympian
Britain’s most successful Olympian Sir Jason Kenny has announced his retirement from cycling.
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Jason Kenny: A publicity-shy sprint king who became Britain’s greatest Olympian
Sir Jason Kenny has been Britain’s silent assassin on a bike for over a decade.
Britain’s most successful Olympian Sir Jason Kenny retires from cycling
Britain’s greatest Olympian Sir Jason Kenny admitted to being “a little bit sad” but excited as he announced his retirement from racing in order to move into coaching.
Chris Hoy excited by prospect of Jason Kenny coaching cycling’s next generation
Sir Jason Kenny has been backed to make a success of his new coaching role after Britain’s most successful Olympian announced his retirement from competition.
The magnificent seven – how Jason Kenny won each of his Olympic gold medals
Sir Jason Kenny has announced his retirement from cycling in order to move into coaching.
Australian Alex Porter's faulty handlebar that caused his cycling crash at Tokyo Olympics was not adequately checked or tested, report finds
An independent report in the equipment failure that led to Australian cyclist Alex Porter crashing at the Tokyo Olympics has found that inadequate governance was one of the reasons for the crash.
Athletes free to protest about social injustice at Birmingham Commonwealth Games
Competitors at this year's Commonwealth Games in Birmingham will be allowed to take a knee or display a symbol in solidarity with a cause after organisers unveiled a set of "guiding principles" for athlete advocacy on Wednesday (Feb 23).
Alexander Zverev crossed the line in Mexico and rules around umpire abuse need to be stricter, says Alex Corretja
Eurosport’s Alex Corretja says Alexander Zverev crossed the line after he was disqualified from the Mexican Open for smashing a racquet by the feet of the umpire in his chair. The Tokyo 2020 gold medallist has apologised for his unsportsmanlike conduct on Instagram while former British number one Andy Murray has said his actions were “dangerous” and “reckless”. Ad/> Corretja believes it was good that Zverev was showing his emotions on court, but feels he went too far on Tuesday night.