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laura trott became laura kenny when she married jason shortly after rio. a year later, their son albie was born. through the beautiful chaos of becoming a mother to delivering a master class in composure today, britain's most successful female olympian isn't going anywhere yet. she has a long... i think a long career ahead of her still. this isn't, you know, we're talking as if this is the end of her career, her last games — it's not. you know, she'll be in paris, she could even be in two or three games beyond now. jack carlin claims the bronze medal! bronze forjack carlin in the men's sprint made this a successful day for britain in the velodrome and after 120 laps of biking bedlam, this now familiar step to the top of the podium became a coronation. natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. there were successes for team gb�*s athletes on the track too. laura muir won silver in the 1500 metres and there were medals for both the men's and women's ax100m relay teams. our sports editor dan roan watched all the action, begining with team gb�*s kate french, who to

gold medal is going to go to laura trott. when she burst on the scene as laura trott in 2012, it was hard to believe she'd been born six weeks prematurely with a collapsed lung. two golds in the omnium and the team pursuit in london were swiftly followed by two more in the same events in rio. laura trott became laura kenny when she married jason, shortly after rio. a year later, their son albee was born. through the beautiful chaos of becoming a mother, to delivering a masterclass in composure today. britain's most successful female olympian isn't going anywhere yet. she has a long, i think, long career ahead her still. you know, we are talking as if this is the end of her career, her last games. it's not, you know, she'll be in paris, she could even be in two or three games beyond now. jack carlin claims the bronze medal... bronze forjack carlin in the men's sprint made this a successful day for britain in the velodrome. and after 120 laps of biking bedlam, this now familiar step to the top of the podium became a coronation.

our correspondence spent the day at the club where laura kenny was then laura trott, and began her acting career. —— cycling career. this is where she first got on a bike, this is where it all started for her, but little did we know back then that she would go on to win gold at three successive olympics. we are joined by francis, the head coach here. you were going wild this morning, tell us what did you make of the madison? i was just completely blown away. best race i have ever seen and they actually dominated it and just blew the rest of the world apart, it was fantastic. what is it about laura that makes her such a great cyclist, such a great competitor? grit, determination and never giving in, never giving up and she always wants to win. has she always been like that? oh, yes. right from a very young age, she was was competitive and she has been an inspiration to all our young riders. when did you spot something special, when did you think that this girl could go really far? right from an early age, probably about nine, ten, when she was down here, i introduced her to the track w