GB win Olympic silver and bronze in team pursuit races

Great Britain put on a stellar performance at the Tokyo Olympics, winning silver and bronze in the team pursuit races in cycling.

In the men’s team pursuit final, Team GB – consisting of Ethan Hayter, Ethan Vernon, Oliver Wood, and Fred Wright – put up a tough fight against their Australian opponents. In the end, they finished with a silver medal, just narrowly missing out on the gold.

Meanwhile, in the women’s team pursuit event, the British quartet of Laura Kenny, Katie Archibald, Josie Knight, and Neah Evans secured a bronze medal after defeating the United States in the bronze-medal race.

Team GB’s success in the team pursuit races is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the athletes and their coaches. It also highlights the strength of British cycling on the world stage.

Cycling fans across the country celebrated the team’s achievements, with many praising their incredible efforts and sportsmanship throughout the competition.

The silver and bronze medals won by Great Britain in the team pursuit races add to the country’s impressive medal tally at the Tokyo Olympics, cementing their status as a cycling powerhouse.

Congratulations to Team GB on their outstanding performances and for bringing home more Olympic medals to add to their collection!