Jack Carlin Won The Bronze Medal While Laura Kenny And Katie Archibald Won The Gold Medal.

"I've never won an award this big in my life," said Kenny, the best female cyclist at the Olympics. Then Jack Carlin won the individual bronze race for his second award at the Olympics and Team GB fifth on the track.

A week ago, she won silver in the running group near Jason Kenny and Ryan Owens, while Laura Kenny and Archibald won silver in the chasing group. His Gold at Madison on Friday followed Matt Walls' win at the men's Omnium the day before. 

"I told [Mrs.] Jason and said I had a feeling my Olympics was coming to an end today," Kenny said. "I love chasing bands, but I find it helpful when they end because it was the only race I needed to win - I felt so much reduced."

Archibald adds, "I dream of this discussion – I've never needed something so urgent, I've never been so worried, but we're very clinical with our methodology. "We had the distinction of guiding this opportunity last year. We went in and out and tried to spread out every once in a while, and it felt so satisfying it fell off."

Kenny and Archibald teach a master class.

Archibald won Gold at the 2018 Madison World Championships before he and Kenny battle it out for European silver next year. However, his performance in Tokyo was Madison's masterclass, winning the initial three 120 laps and 30 kilometers of the race. In total, they won 10 of the 12 routes on offer and won around by 20 tricks close to Denmark and the Russian Olympic Committee, who won silver and bronze individually.

In any case, Kenny and Archibald's dominance was achieved with more of a Danish double focus, Amalie Dideriksen and Julie Lett finishing their race in 35 tricks while ROC had just 26. Dutch title holders Amy Peters and Kirsten Wilde polished the platform, forcing him to settle for fourth after being linked with an incident.

For her success, Kenny and Archibald paid tribute to mentor Monica Greenwood, who received crew instructions to stay on in December and revealed they were preparing to carry out their Madison plans against England U23s.

Kenny's Gold is her first time becoming a mother and inviting child Albie in August 2017. "I've been well told all week, don't get any information about Albie - I've never really missed him," he told Sport. "Still, I couldn't have done it without this young lady. I'm in a rush with my sister with Katie - I'm so grateful to have her here and her help. I couldn't have done it without you."

She later said, "When I was pregnant, it was in my second two months of pregnancy when I woke up, and Jason said, 'I can't do this, I can't go [cycling], basically 'no way.' And here we are.