What it Looks Like Winning Your SEVENTH Olympic Gold! 🙌

Jason Kenny became the most successful British Olympian of all time in Tokyo after winning the men's keirin. The 33-year-old rode clear with three laps to go to win his seventh Olympic gold medal overall.
Kenny finished the race 0.763 seconds ahead of second-placed Azizulhasni Awang of Malaysia and Harrie Lavreysen of the Netherlands who came third.
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[@KorayKirhan]

Too strong ❤

[@admzaq7067]

Win in unfair game

[@adad0328]

Should have restarted. The Australian was clearly blocking everyone else, paving the way for GB to accelerate away. What could have been if it was a real fight with the malaysian and holland dude.

[@chancebockenstest5170]

You know they're allowed to go around the aussie right😅

[@TheEulerID]

Nonsense. No UCI rules were broken, and nobody decided to pass the Australian, which the riders following were free to do.

[@mohdazfarrizaliskandar90]

​@@TheEulerIDrules still rules brat. 20 meter so far 😂. What else we can do for you? If gab 5 meter starting also avoid , rather than more 20 meter 😂😂😂

[@TheEulerID]

@@mohdazfarrizaliskandar90 There is no such rule. What it says in the UCI rules is that the riders must follow directly behind the pacer in the order they were drawn for at least the first lap. After that first lap there is no rule about leaving gaps. Riders are free to overtake those that do if they wish.
Rule 3.2.139
"The start shall be given when the pacer approaches the pursuit line in the sprinters’ lane. At the start, riders shall take their positions determined by the draw, directly behind the pacer, for at least the first lap, failing which the race shall be stopped and riders that failed to comply shall be disqualified. In the restart, the remaining riders shall again take their same relative positions behind the pacer."
If you can find a rule abut maintaining a gap, then please reference it as I can't find one. The UCI regulations are available freely online, so you have no excuse not to provide the rule number. Otherwise, you are just making it up.

[@empunchannel6168]

more 20 meter. shame

[@TheEulerID]

That rule only applies to the rider following the derny. If no other riders chose to pass the Australian, that was their mistake.

[@empunchannel6168]

@@TheEulerID Asia phobia

[@TheEulerID]

@@empunchannel6168 That is pathetic. Jason Kenny won, no rules were broken. That is all there is to it

[@Mason4PM]

​@empunchannel6168 maybe Asians have a phobia of riding quickly and using their brain in a race

[@wisevibe1259]

This brat going over before derny out...hows he not disqualified

[@AlexaMG35]

Riders are allowed to be alongside but not pass the derny, until the derny crosses the white line across the track on the 3rd lap (visible at 0:21). At this point, the riders are allowed to pass the derny and the sprint for the line begins.

[@politikbebas2335]

Malaysia no3 right?

[@hafizmamudchannel4248]

no 14

[@zikry_firdaus2611]

​@@hafizmamudchannel4248tf? No 2 dude

[@izzatrusman2582]

2nd. got silver

[@jiwakamikaze]

Levreysen no 3

[@Demiciaga]

Great help from colonial country😂

[@mohddanial7181]

Winner cheating ? Fck

[@farisazim2941]

Tactical

[@hakunamatata757]

Bad sportsmanship. Too afraid of losing and too afraid of competing..

[@TheSportsman1977]

Eh? You fvcking bell end. There was a gap, he decided to go, derny was off. Tell me you’ve never raced without telling me etc etc…

[@khairulnizam2247]

This should have been disqualified