From BMX tricks to record medal winners – how does your knowledge of British cycling track? | Ride Into Summer With Kettle Chips

1.Dame Sarah Storey is one of the most decorated para athletes of all time, winning a total of 17 gold medals so far in her career. But how many of those are for cycling?

All of them.

12.

15.

2.BMX freestyle is known for its many stunts and tricks. Which of these is not the name of a real BMX trick?

Superman.

Candy bar.

Dead horse.

3.Sir Chris Hoy is the most successful track cyclist of all time and has a velodrome named in his honour. Which Scottish city is it in?

Glasgow.

Aberdeen.

Edinburgh.

4.Bethany Shriever won Britain's first BMX gold medal. But how old was she when she took up the sport?

Three.

Eight.

12.

5.How many free cycling routes are there on the British Cycling website?

More than 1,000.

About 500.

More than 90.

6.In British Cycling, what does “Breeze” refer to?

Riding down a hill without pedalling.

Fun, free and inclusive bike rides for women of all abilities across the UK.

Coastal cycle paths.

7.Which UK city was named the first-ever European capital of cycling for 2024?

Manchester.

Bristol.

Leeds.

8.What is the name of British Cycling’s family friendly cycling events?

Gear Gatherings.

Pedal Parties.

Wheelie Good Times.

9.Between them, husband and wife duo Jason and Laura Kenny have an incredible 13 gold medals. But where did they both first have their talent spotted?

Cycling around their local park.

They entered a competition.

At their local Go-Ride club.

10.In track cycling, what does a “derny” refer to?

A protective item of clothing that cyclists wear.

A motorised bike that sets the pace for cyclists in the keirin race.

A nickname given to a rider who crashes during a race.