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England's Laura Kenny struck gold in track cycling's scratch race gold at the Commonwealth Games on Monday (Aug 1), a day after thinking it would be her final competition as she had simply lost motivation.
Even though professional cyclist Ayesha McGowan will be watching from home when her Liv Racing Xstra teammates take to in this year’s much-anticipated Tour de France Femmes, she’s already embracing the impact of the inaugural grand tour on her own future.
Laura Kenny was inspired by a gold in the cycling scratch race at the Commonwealth Games on Monday. She had indicated before the race that it might have been her final competitive appearance, but seemed to change her mind after securing the win at the Lee Valley VeloPark. Ad/> «I can't believe it,» she said to the BBC: «I said to Jase [Jason Kenny — her husband]: 'I think this is going to be my last race.'» Tour de France Femmes‘I hope no one replaces her’ — Why Van Vleuten's retirement might be good for cycling5 HOURS AGO Her comments came after a miscarriage and an ectopic pregnancy, which led her to contemplate retirement.
Dame Laura Kenny delivered while two England gymnasts are vying for a piece of history after the fourth day of the action at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
Dame Laura Kenny delivered Commonwealth gold for England in Monday’s scratch race and then revealed she had gone to bed on Sunday wondering if it would be her last competitive ride.
Archaeologists are aiming to uncover secrets about the history of a 17th century hall that inspired hit ITV period drama Downton Abbey.
Dame Laura Kenny delivered Commonwealth gold for England on the final day of track cycling in the Lee Valley VeloPark.
Adam Blythe and Orla Chennaoui believe that Annemiek van Vleuten's retirement from cycling could be good for the sport, hailing her as an «all-time great» but suggesting that the Dutch rider is perhaps too dominant. Van Vleuten secured overall victory at the Tour de France Femmes, dominating the final two stages of the race to take a commanding win more than three minutes ahead of Demi Vollering despite struggling with illness during the opening days of the Tour.