American Jennifer Valente defends women's omnium gold, earns second gold medal in Paris.

As of Friday, Virginia-based or Virginia-connected athletes made up for 11 of Team USA's 111 medals

USA Cycling CEO Brendan Quirk says the team could beat the previous record of five Olympic Medals in cycling.

Jennifer Valente has won more Olympic and World Championship medals than any other American Cyclist, and she recently spent some time training in Roanoke with VBR Team 2024 -- and with 10 News Anchor and outdoor reporter John Carlin.

In a ride-along interview with 10 News anchor John Carlin, Jennifer Valente talks about her chances in Paris, and what it's like to win a gold medal.

Jennifer Valente of the U.S. defended her omnium world title at the cycling world championships in Glasgow, Scotland, on Wednesday.

Cyclists from Virginia’s Blue Ridge’s TWENTY24 team were invited to Virginia Tech to check out the lab and get a hands-on learning experience.

The 26-year-old from San Diego, California, won the four-race women's omnium with 124 points, defeating host nation favorite and reigning world champion Yumi Kajihara of Japan.