Sir Jason Francis Kenny (born 23 March 1988) is a

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former track cyclist, specialising in the individual and team sprints. Kenny is the winner of most Olympic gold medals (7) and medals (9) by a British athlete. Kenny's seven Olympic gold medals place him joint 15th in gold medals won in the Summer Olympic games since 1896. He holds the records for both most Olympic golds and most Olympic medals won by a cyclist. With seven gold and two silver medals, Kenny is the most successful British Olympian, most successful British cyclist, and the most successful cyclist, in Olympic history. His wife, Laura Kenny, holds the same records on the female side (five gold and one silver), and together they are the most successful married couple in Summer Olympic history where both spouses have won at least one gold medal (with 12 gold and 3 silver medals between them). After winning World and European Junior titles in 2006 and achieving medals in the under-23 European championships in 2007, Kenny was selected to compete for Great Britain at the

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. With

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and Jamie Staff, he won a gold medal in the

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, breaking the

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in the qualifying round. He finished behind Hoy in the final of the individual sprint, gaining a silver medal. In January 2012, he gained his first world championship title, when Grégory Baugé's results were nullified after a backdated 12-month ban for missing a drugs test, and the

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(UCI) promoted Kenny to the gold medal. At the

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in London, he won gold medals in both the

and the individual sprint, beating Baugé in the final. At the

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Kenny again won in the Team Sprint and the Individual Sprint, and also won the

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. In the

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he won the Keirin again.

Early life

Kenny was born on 23 March 1988. Kenny's parents are Lorraine and Michael Kenny, and he has an older brother, Craig.. He was educated at Mount St Joseph School in

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. In the run-up to the

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, Kenny visited the school and praised the support he had received from his PE teachers. He was a keen sportsperson during his youth, showing ability as a football goalkeeper as well as playing cricket and tennis, but having learned to ride a bicycle at a young age, became involved in track racing when he and his brother attended a track session at the

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in Manchester, when an uncle had booked a session and had some spare places.

Career

Future Stars series

Kenny's first track competition was when he competed in the Future Stars series, a junior competition held as part of the

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series at the

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. Kenny competed in a number of the ad hoc events during the first season of the Revolution in 2003/2004. In the second season, he competed in the first fully-fledged Future Series competition, taking part in a number of sprint and endurance events for 15- and 16-year-olds, during the season of four track meetings. The series provided young people with the chance to compete in front of a crowd from an early age; it is known for providing opportunity for many young riders. When the 2004/2005 season finished in February 2005, Kenny was in the top 10 of the final standings.

2005–2007

During the 2005/2006 racing season, Kenny competed for Great Britain at a junior level as a sprinter and won world titles at the junior world championships. In the 2006/2007 season, he competed at a senior level for the team and took part in a number of World Cup Classics events across the world and

events in Manchester, against some of the world's best Sprint riders. In the

events in the 2007/2008 season, Kenny beat the world champion

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2008

Kenny made his debut in the world championships in 2008, finishing fifth overall in the sprint competition. In the Olympic Games, he made the

squad, replacing

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at man 2 in the team just before the Games. The team defeated the French team that had beaten them to the world title in Manchester only months earlier by over half a second. In the sprint competition, Kenny reached the final, but was defeated by his teammate

2–0. His rise as a cyclist had been rapid. He had progressed from competing in a domestic junior series to Olympic Champion in only 3 and a half years. Kenny was appointed

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(MBE) in the 2009 New Year Honours.

2009–2012

In the season following the 2008 Games, Kenny scored three gold medals in the 2008–09 Track Cycling World Cup Classics, and took a silver in the

at the 2009 UCI Track Cycling World Championships alongside Jamie Staff and

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, losing out to France. In 2010 he took his first title at the

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, winning the gold in the

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. At the 2012 World Championships, Kenny took a silver in the sprint behind Grégory Baugé and a bronze in the

2012 Olympics

At the London

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Kenny won gold in the team sprint with

and Philip Hindes, setting a new world record in the

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with a time of 42.6 seconds. He also won gold in the men's sprint final, setting a new Olympic record in qualifying and avenging his previous losses to Baugé with a 200m time of 10.308s in his final lap. Kenny was appointed

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(OBE) in the 2013 New Year Honours for services to cycling.

2013–2016

Following the 2012 Olympics Kenny competed at the 2013 World Championships, in the individual sprint and Team Sprint races he finished 7th and 6th respectively. He won the keirin event. His 2013–14 season started with national titles in all three Olympic sprint, team sprint and the keirin. At the first round of the UCI Track World Cup he failed to qualify for the sprint event, whilst finishing 4th in the Keirin and winning a bronze medal in the Team Sprint. At the second round of the World Cup, he secured silver medals in the Sprint and Team Sprint, but did not contest the Keirin. The World Cup/Championships season finished with the UCI World Championships where he failed to secure any medals, finishing 5th in all three events he contested. At the Commonwealth Games he won a silver medal in the Team Sprint. In the Sprint event he qualified 11th out of 12 qualifiers, and went on to lose his first round against Eddie Dawkins of New Zealand. This left him in the repechage, where he beat his Great Britain teammates Callum Skinner and Lewis Oliva to make it to the 1/8 finals. Despite his poor form in the early rounds, in the 1/8 round he beat Matthew Glaetzer, the fastest qualifier (qualifying almost half a second quicker) and holder of the Commonwealth record, in two straight rides, to secure his way into the semi-finals, where he beat Peter Lewis after three rides. In the final he won a silver medal, losing 2–1 to Sam Webster. In the 2014–15 UCI Track Cycling World Cup, Kenny took a gold in the team sprint in the round in

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. 2015 brought national titles in the 1 km time trial and the

. In the run up to the Rio Olympics, he was part of the squad that won gold in the Hong Kong round of the 2015–16 Track World Cup alongside Hindes and Skinner and went on to win the gold in the sprint at the 2016 Track World Championships in London, defeating Matthew Glaetzer 2–1 in the final.

2016 Summer Olympics

At the Rio 2016 Olympic Games Kenny won gold in the men's team sprint with Philip Hindes and Callum Skinner. The trio broke the world record twice in the Olympic competition, first in qualifying and again in the final against New Zealand, after the latter had set a new world record themselves in the first round. He won gold in the men's individual sprint, beating Callum Skinner in the final after losing just one ride, to eventual bronze medallist Denis Dmitriev in the semi-finals. On 16 August Kenny won the gold medal in the final of the men's

after the race was re-started twice due to derny infringements, to join

as the holder of 6 Olympic gold medals, more than any other GB athlete. Kenny was appointed

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(CBE) in the 2017 New Year Honours for services to cycling.

2017–2020

Following the Rio Games, Kenny made an unannounced retirement from competition, later stating that this was due to the physical and mental toll of cycle racing. However, after a year away from the track and the birth of his first child he decided to return to racing, stating in an interview in September 2017 that the break had "refreshed" him. Kenny made his comeback at a round of the Revolution series at Manchester Velodrome in January 2018, setting the fastest time in sprint qualifying ahead of a field that included rival Grégory Baugé and placing second in the sprint and keirin competitions. He returned to international championship competition at the

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, where he was part of the silver medal-winning squad in the

alongside Hindes,

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, Ryan Owens and Joseph Truman, earning Team GB's first team sprint medal at the World Championships since 2011. Kenny, Carlin and Owens went on to earn two further team sprint silvers at the 2019 UEC European Track Championships, also held in Apeldoorn, and the 2020 World Championships on Berlin.

2020 Summer Olympics

At the delayed 2020 Tokyo Olympics in the summer of 2021, Kenny, Carlin and Owens took another

silver, losing out to the Dutch team in the final. Although this was Kenny's first loss in an Olympic final, the medal made him Britain's most successful Olympian. In the sprint, he placed eighth in qualifying, and his bid to defend his title received a setback when he lost in the 1/8 finals to

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: although he was able to secure a slot in the quarter finals by winning the repechage, he was knocked out in the last eight by

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, losing 2–0 to the Dutchman before finishing last in the small final, securing eighth place overall. In the

, Kenny took the gold medal after going on the attack when the derny pulled off the track with three laps to go, building on a gap that had already appeared between himself and the rest of the field led by

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and holding on to the lead to cross the finish line with a gap of over three quarters of a second over the second placed

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. The win gave him his seventh gold medal and ninth medal overall, making him the British Olympian with most golds and most medals. Kenny was made a

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in the

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for services to cycling, and therefore granted the title ''

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''. His wife Laura was appointed

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(DBE) in the same list, also for services to cycling. In February of that year, Kenny announced that he was retiring from competition in order to take the role of men's podium sprint coach with British Cycling.

Personal life

On 24 September 2016, Kenny married the track cyclist Laura Trott. As of 2016, the couple live near

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in Cheshire. On 14 February 2017, it was announced that the couple were expecting their first child; their son Albie was born on 23 August 2017. In November 2021, his wife suffered a miscarriage at nine weeks, and in January 2022, his wife suffered an ectopic pregnancy. In January 2023, it was announced that they were expecting their second child. Kenny is a motorsport enthusiast and has participated in car racing in his spare time, including racing a Ginetta G40, and scored a podium finish in a round of the Radical European Masters at the

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in 2014. Taken together, Jason and Laura Kenny have won 12 Olympic gold medals, which places them among the most successful Olympic medalist families of all time. He was knighted in the 2022 New Year Honours List. His wife received a damehood at the same time.

Major results

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Sprint ::3rd Bronze medal europe

Team sprint ;2008 :

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References

External links

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Early life

Career

Future Stars series

2005–2007

2008

2009–2012

2012 Olympics

2013–2016

2016 Summer Olympics

2017–2020

2020 Summer Olympics

Personal life

Major results

See also

References

External links