2012 Olympics - Cycling

Julie Bresset won the gold medal in women's cross-country cycling at the London 2012 Olympics, with Sabine Spitz coming in second and American Georgia Gould taking the bronze.

Sarah Hammer's silver medal in women's omnium is her second medal in women's cycling at the 2012 Olympics.

Great Britain took home the gold medal in Women's Team Pursuit Cycling on Saturday, setting a new world record.

Great Britain continues to dominate track cycling at the London Velodrome as world records continue to fall

Great Britain won gold in the men's team sprint while Germany captured the gold in the women's team event as the Chinese team was disqualified.

Bradley Wiggins is now Great Britain's most decorated Olympian ever after winning a gold medal in the cycling time trial on Wednesday at the Summer Games.

American Kristin Armstrong won her second consecutive gold medal in the women's time trial on Wednesday.

Cadel Evans, the 2011 Tour de France winner, has withdrawn from the men's Cycling Individual Time Trial, at the 2012 Summer Olympics, it was announced on Sunday, citing fatigue.

The hosts have their first medal of the 2012 Summer Olympics. On a day with weather that could best be described as "miserably British," Great Britain's Elizabeth Armitstead won silver in the Women's Cycling Road Race, narrowly losing out on a sprint

Kazakhastan's Alexander Vinokourov takes the gold medal in the Men's Cycling Road Course in the 2012 Summer Olympics.