The olympics.com page listing every Paris 2024 cycling result timed out when our research tried to read it, so the podiums below come from the UCI's reports of each event. Where a result reached us only through a search summary, or where the report we read did not name a medallist, we say so.
Paris 2024: road
| Event, 2024 | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's time trial (32.4 km, in rain) | Remco Evenepoel (Belgium), 36' 12.16" | Filippo Ganna (Italy), 14 seconds | Wout van Aert (Belgium), 25 seconds |
| Women's time trial | Grace Brown (Australia) | Anna Henderson (Great Britain) | Chloe Dygert (USA) |
| Men's road race | Remco Evenepoel | Valentin Madouas (France) | Christophe Laporte (France) |
| Women's road race | Kristen Faulkner (USA) | Marianne Vos (Netherlands) | Lotte Kopecky (Belgium) |
The men's time trial, on the first day of Olympic cycling medal events, is from a search summary of the UCI's report; the women's time trial is from a search summary of the olympics.com results page. The UCI calls Evenepoel's time trial and road race double, a week apart, unprecedented in men's Olympic road cycling. Faulkner won the women's road race alone, the day after the men's race, and the UCI says she was the first American winner since Connie Carpenter at Los Angeles 1984, the first Olympic women's road race.
Paris 2024: track
Track events were held at the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines Velodrome.
| Event, 2024 | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's team sprint | Netherlands (Roy van den Berg, Harrie Lavreysen, Jeffrey Hoogland) | Great Britain | Australia |
| Women's team sprint | Great Britain (Katy Marchant, Sophie Capewell, Emma Finucane), world record 45.186 | New Zealand | Germany |
| Men's team pursuit | Australia (Oliver Bleddyn, Sam Welsford, Conor Leahy, Kelland O'Brien) | Great Britain | Italy |
| Women's team pursuit | USA (Jennifer Valente, Lily Williams, Chloe Dygert, Kristen Faulkner), 4' 04.306" | Not named in the UCI report we read | Great Britain |
| Men's sprint | Harrie Lavreysen (Netherlands) | Not confirmed (Matthew Richardson of Australia reached the final) | Jack Carlin (Great Britain) |
| Women's sprint | Ellesse Andrews (New Zealand) | Lea Friedrich (Germany) | Emma Finucane (Great Britain) |
| Men's keirin | Harrie Lavreysen | Matthew Richardson (Australia) | Matthew Glaetzer (Australia) |
| Women's keirin | Ellesse Andrews | Hetty van de Wouw (Netherlands) | Emma Finucane (inferred from the report's wording) |
| Men's omnium | Benjamin Thomas (France), 164 points | Iuri Leitao (Portugal), 153 | Fabio Van den Bossche (Belgium), 131 |
| Women's omnium | Jennifer Valente (USA), 144 points | Daria Pikulik (Poland), 131 | Ally Wollaston (New Zealand), 125 |
| Men's Madison, 10 August | Portugal (Iuri Leitao, Rui Oliveira), 55 points | Italy (Simone Consonni, Elia Viviani), 47 | Denmark (Niklas Larsen, Michael Morkov), 41 |
| Women's Madison | Italy (Chiara Consonni, Vittoria Guazzini) | Great Britain (Elinor Barker, Neah Evans), 31 points | Netherlands (Maike van der Duin, Lisa van Belle), 28 |
All from UCI reports, with these limits. The men's team sprint silver and bronze reached us through search summaries of UCI reports. The men's Madison comes from search summaries of olympics.com and the UCI and was not confirmed on a page we read. The report we read on the men's sprint names Lavreysen as champion and Carlin as bronze medallist after beating Jeffrey Hoogland, and says Richardson reached the final, but does not state the silver outright.
Records set, per the UCI. The Dutch men set an Olympic record of 41.279 in team sprint qualifying. The women's team sprint world record was broken five times in the competition, ending at Great Britain's 45.186 in the final. Australia's men broke the team pursuit world record in the first round. The US women's 4' 04.306" in the team pursuit final was just outside Germany's 2021 world record. Lavreysen set a 200 m flying-start world record of 9.088 in sprint qualifying, and Friedrich one of 10.029 for women. The UCI says Lavreysen won three golds in Paris, for five Olympic titles counting Tokyo 2020; Valente kept the omnium title she already held; and Portugal's Madison was the country's first Olympic cycling title.
Paris 2024: mountain bike and BMX
| Event, 2024 | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Women's cross-country, Sunday 28 July (Elancourt Hill) | Pauline Ferrand-Prevot (France), 1:26:02 | Haley Batten (USA), 2' 57" | Jenny Rissveds (Sweden), 3' 02" |
| Men's cross-country, Monday 29 July (Elancourt Hill) | Tom Pidcock (Great Britain), 1:26:22 | Victor Koretzky (France), 9 seconds | Alan Hatherly (South Africa), 11 seconds |
| Men's BMX racing | Joris Daudet (France) | Sylvain Andre (France) | Romain Mahieu (France) |
| Women's BMX racing | Saya Sakakibara (Australia) | Manon Veenstra (Netherlands) | Zoe Claessens (Switzerland) |
| Men's BMX freestyle park | Jose Torres Gil (Argentina), 94.82 | Kieran Reilly (Great Britain), 93.91 | Anthony Jeanjean (France) |
| Women's BMX freestyle park | Deng Yawen (China) | Perris Benegas (USA) | Natalya Diehm (Australia) |
The women's cross-country times are from a search summary of olympics.com, which printed the gaps as "+2.57" and "+3.02"; we read them as minutes and seconds. Pidcock kept the title he won at Tokyo 2020 despite a puncture (UCI). The French men's BMX racing clean sweep came at Daudet's fourth Games (UCI). The two BMX freestyle results come from search summaries of UCI reports.
Los Angeles 2028: the programme
The Games run from 14 to 30 July 2028. The UCI says cycling will award 22 titles in five disciplines (road, track, mountain bike, BMX racing and BMX freestyle) with 514 athlete places, 257 per gender, the same total as Paris 2024. Its quota table:
| Discipline, LA 2028 | Places | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Road | 180 (90 per gender) | Time trial capped at 35 riders per gender |
| Track | 190 (95 per gender) | 12 events: team sprint, sprint, keirin, team pursuit, omnium and Madison for men and women (IOC qualification document of 12 May 2026, via search summary) |
| Mountain bike cross-country | 72 (36 per gender) | |
| BMX racing | 48 (24 per gender) | |
| BMX freestyle | 24 (12 per gender) |
The UCI says the qualification systems were published after IOC approval.
LA 2028 venues and dates
- Road races, 22 and 23 July 2028: from the Venice Beach Boardwalk to an uphill finish at Griffith Observatory (UCI).
- Time trials, 19 July 2028: from the LA Zoo to Griffith Observatory (UCI).
- Track: Carson Velodrome, announced in July 2024 (UCI).
- Mountain bike: the Industry Hills MTB Course in the City of Industry, announced in August 2025 (UCI).
- BMX racing and freestyle: the Sepulveda Basin Recreation Area (UCI headline).
- Paralympic road events: at the LA Zoo between 22 and 26 August 2028 (UCI). US Paralympics Cycling reported on 13 June 2025 that the LA28 Paralympic programme will have 51 road and track medal events (28 men's, 21 women's and 2 mixed) with 220 athlete places, and named the track venue as the VELO Sports Center velodrome in Carson, a 250 m track.
How each discipline is raced is on track cycling, mountain biking, BMX, trials and indoor and para-cycling.
Sources
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- Olympics.com, Paris 2024 women's individual time trial results (search summary)
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- UCI, Olympic Games Paris 2024: Sakakibara and Daudet win BMX racing gold (2024)
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