LONDON, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Track cyclist Laura Kenny, Britain's most successful female Olympian, has set her sights on making the team for the Paris Games despite barely having competed in the past two years.
Kenny gave birth to her second child in July after suffering a miscarriage in November 2021 and then having surgery following an ectopic pregnancy.
Kenny, who is married to now-retired track cyclist Jason Kenny, Britain's most-decorated Olympian with seven golds, competed at the London, Rio and Tokyo Games and was dominant force in the endurance disciplines.
Kenny gave birth to her first son Albie in 2017 and Monty was born in July this year.
They will never have the burden of thinking, 'Oh, mum had me and then ended her career.'"
Persons:
Laura Kenny, Britain's, Kenny, I'm, Jason Kenny, Albie, Monty, Katie Archibald, Albie I, I've, Martyn Herman, Pritha Sarkar
Organizations:
Paris Games, Team GB, Tokyo Games, Commonwealth Games, Tokyo Olympics, Madison, Thomson
Locations:
London, Rio, Tokyo