ED
CLANCY
OBE.
3x OLYMPIC CHAMPION •
6x WORLD CHAMPION •
CYCLING ACADEMY DIRECTOR •
PERFORMANCE CONSULTANT •
PUBLIC SPEAKER •
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS.
olympic games



2008 Beijing Team Pursuit
2012 London Team Pursuit
2012 London Omnium
2016 Rio de Janeiro Team Pursuit
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS











2005 Los Angeles Team Pursuit
2007 Palma Team Pursuit
2008 Manchester Team Pursuit
2010 Ballerup Omnium
2010 Ballerup Team Pursuit
2012 Melbourne Team Pursuit
2011 Apeldoorn Team Pursuit
2013 Minsk Team Pursuit
2015 Paris Team Pursuit
2016 London Team Pursuit
2018 Apeldoorn Team Pursuit
2019 Pruszkow Team Pursuit
European CHAMPIONSHIPS





2010 Pruszkow Team Pursuit
2011 Apeldoorn Team Pursuit
2011 Apeldoorn Omnium
2013 Apeldoorn Team Pursuit
2014 Guadeloupe Team Pursuit
2014 Guadeloupe Scratch Race
2019 Apeldoorn Team Pursuit
commonwealth games

2014 Glasgow Team Pursuit
honours
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2009 MBE Award
For services to cycling
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2017 OBE Award
For services to cycling
road victories

2018 1st, Herald Sun Tour
Prologue

2018 1st, London Nocturne

2010 1st, National Criterium
Championships
business
2020 Launched
Clancy Briggs Cycling
Academy
about ed.
Ed Clancy OBE is the most successful Team Pursuit cyclist in history, having won gold with Team GB at three successive Olympics. 2021 will be his sixteenth year as a Team GB team pursuit cyclist as he aims for Tokyo 2021 - his fourth Olympics.
Ed was born in Barnsley in 1985, and grew up in Yorkshire, spending hours on his bike and enjoying cycling but not competing seriously until he was scouted by British Cycling at the age of 16.
He won his first gold medal with the Great Britain Team Pursuit squad at the 2005 World Championships at the age of 20. Since then, Ed has competed as an endurance cyclist on both track and road, notably riding for JLT-Condor on the road from 2011 to 2018. He won gold in Team Pursuit at both the Beijing Olympics in 2008 and the London Olympics in 2012, and was World Champion in Omnium in 2010, winning a bronze medal in the discipline at the London Olympics.
He fought to return from a back injury and surgery in September 2015 to win an historic third gold medal in Team Pursuit at the Rio Olympics in 2016.
Ed still loves bikes as much now as he did when he was a kid, particularly mountain bikes and trials bikes in addition to road and track cycling! In 2020, along with former road teammate Graham Briggs, he launched the Clancy Briggs Cycling Academy, aiming to teach as many kids as possible about the fun and joy of riding a bike, something Ed hopes will be his legacy.