British Olympic cycling star Laura Kenny announces pregnancy

Nine months after going public with her experience of loss, Laura Kenny, a five-time Olympic winner for Great Britain in track cycling, announced that she was expecting a child. Olympic fans can buy Olympic Cycling Track Tickets from our website.

Kenny wrote on social media on Wednesday, “Today I felt like I couldn’t hide away anymore.” “I’m already beginning to show, and the anxiety I’ve had is unbelievable. By telling everyone, I have to realize that we are having another child, which makes me feel a range of emotions.

Every day I live in fear that I could have to experience the agony of losing another baby. It makes you feel unappreciative for something you’ve been yearning for so much. However, I also know that a lot of people will be reading my post and wishing I would disappear after my happy ending, just like I did.

But I also recall that while I was in the hospital, the only solace I could find was in reading about other people’s happy endings. That maybe, just maybe, my happy ending might come true. Kenny, 30, is married to Jason Kenny, a fellow Olympic track cycling winner from Great Britain. Their kid Albie is 5 years old.

In April of last year, Kenny revealed that since the Tokyo Games, she had experienced a miscarriage in November 2021, COVID symptoms that required a trip to the hospital, ectopic pregnancy in January 2022, and the loss of a fallopian tube. She shared her experience to help others.

Kenny participated in April for the first time since the Tokyo Olympics, and in August he won the scratch race at the Commonwealth Games (not an Olympic event).

With her silver in the team pursuit and her gold with Katie Archibald in the Madison event in Tokyo, Kenny now has five golds and one silver in her collection. She and equestrian Charlotte Dujardin jointly hold the British female record for overall medals, and she is the only holder of the record for gold medals.

Track cycling world championships in 2022: preview, program, and athletes to watch

The 2022 World Championships will be held in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, west of Paris, from October 12 to 16. It will serve as the host venue for the Olympic Games in Paris in 2024. The UCI Track Cycling World Championships are returning in 2022, with the second consecutive edition taking place in St-Quentin-en-Yvelines, west of Paris, from 12–16 October.

An early view of the National Velodrome, which hosted the Track World Championships in 2015 and will host track cycling during the Olympic Games in Paris in 2024.

There will be a total of 22 world titles available, 11 for men and 11 for women. Although the competition won’t count toward Paris 2024 qualification, cyclists will undoubtedly want to take advantage of the chance to practice at the Olympic velodrome before the Games.

The UCI Track Cycling World Championships are returning in 2022, with the second consecutive edition taking place in St-Quentin-en-Yvelines, west of Paris, from 12–16 October. An early view of the National Velodrome, which hosted the Track World Championships in 2015 and will host track cycling during the Olympic Games in Paris in 2024.

There will be a total of 22 world titles available, 11 for men and 11 for women. Although the competition won’t count toward Paris 2024 qualification, cyclists will undoubtedly want to take advantage of the chance to practice at the Olympic velodrome before the Games.

Watch out for: men’s sprint events

In recent years, Nicholas Paul of Trinidad and Tobago has established himself in the sprint events even though European countries have long been regarded for producing excellent track cyclists. Sadly, the Commonwealth Games medalist will not be in France for the World Championships due to an injury he sustained during training. Olympic fans can buy Summer Games 2024 Tickets from our website.

The sprint event at the Olympics is won by the Dutchman Harrie Lavreysen, who also won the sprint and keirin world titles in Roubaix the previous year. Currently placed first in both the Sprint and Keirin UCI men’s elite rankings, it will be difficult to surpass him now that Paul, his closest rival in terms of points, is no longer eligible.

The Dutch are the current world and Olympic champions in the men’s team sprint, but Great Britain will be looking to sprinter Jack Carlin, who won bronze in Tokyo 2020, to assist the squad win another medal and potentially put up a fight against the Netherlands.

Sébastien Vigier, who competed at home and defeated the best Dutch riders by winning two gold medals at the Munich 2022 European Championships, will attempt to entertain the French spectators.

Watch out for: women’s sprint competitions

Similar to how they did at the World Championships last year, Germany dominated the women’s sprint events at the most recent European Championships, and they appear to be a dominant force once more in St-Quentin-en-Yvelines.

But in the women’s sprint competitions, the medals were fairly distributed, with the Netherlands, Canada, and China winning the three Olympic races.

Canadian Olympic sprint champion Kelsey Mitchell will aim to compete against German Emma Hinze in her preferred race and may pose a keirin danger. Lea Sophie Friedrich, the current champion, meanwhile, seems virtually untouchable at the time.

Anyone’s estimate as to whether China’s team sprint Olympic winners will be prepared is that Covid rules on preparation and competition for Chinese athletes still apply.

Men’s endurance events riders to watch

Ethan Hayter, the current omnium champion, will be the team’s captain as Great Britain, one of the favorites once more, takes the field. In addition to winning the Tour de Pologne overall classification, Hayter had a solid year on the road, placing fourth in the road world championships time trial despite a mechanical issue and ninth in the road race. He is once again a rider to watch on the track.

Benjamin Thomas will be expected to energize the French supporters at home. In the points race, Thomas is the reigning world champion. He also won the competition at the European Championships in Munich.

In the omnium and team pursuit, respectively, Italy may rely on athletes like Elia Viviani and Filippo Ganna, the latter of whom is coming off an hour-record attempt. Ashton Lambie of the USA is the current individual pursuit champion, but Nicolas Heinrich of Germany is currently ranked first.

Watch out for: women’s endurance competitions

Less than two weeks after finishing in second place in Wollongong, Lotte Kopecky, the world silver medalist in the road race, may compete again for Belgium in the velodrome. The 26-year-old is the current point’s race champion, the European champion in both those events as well as the elimination race, and the Madison European Champion from 2016 on this particular course.

Amalie Dideriksen and Julie Leth of Norway are in the top two spots in the women’s elite Madison global rankings and would be the favorites if it weren’t for Great Britain’s all-star team. The five-time Olympic gold medalist Laura Kenny leads a talented group that also includes Katie Archibald, Megan Barker, and Neah Evans.

As always, you should never write off the Dutch in any cycling competition. Jennifer Valente of the USA is the current Olympic omnium champion.

National Velodrome will host the 2022 UCI Track World Championships.

For the first time since 2015, the World Championships are held at France’s National Velodrome. It was first created as a component of Paris’s bid to host the Olympic Games in 2012, and it will hold track cycling in 2024.

The wooden track, which is 250 meters long and 8 meters wide, is built to international standards. It is a piece of the French National Cycling Center, which also includes a BMX track.

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