Jason Kenny and Sir Chris Hoy (Watson)
Were you born on March 23? Are you still young enough to make it as an Olympian? If so, the chances of you winning a gold medal are pretty high judging by the people you share your birthday with.
Not only was Sir Chris Hoy, who boasts six gold medals, born on this day in 1976, but his London 2012 teammate Jason Kenny was born the same day 12 years later.
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Is aero important when riding gravel?While seeking aerodynamic improvement is regarded as conventional wisdom on the road, should the same apply to gravel racing?
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Stephen Roche: 'Hopefully I can personally hand Pogačar the keys to the 'Triple Crown of Cycling' club'The Irishman, who achieved the feat in 1987, praises Slovenian's 'superhuman achievement'
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Sir Chris Hoy undergoing treatment for cancerSix-time Olympic champion says he initially hoped to keep news private but his 'hand had been forced'
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‘I did 2364 watts’ - Wattbike world record holder challenges anyone to beat his 200m benchmarkJames Moncrieff stole Sir Chris Hoy's record last year, now he'd like someone to take it off him
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Chris Hoy Q&A: 'I keep my Olympic medals in a sock'Team GB legend tells Cycling Weekly about his life in the sport
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Chris Hoy and Ed Clancy top the bill at National Cycling Show this weekendThe two-day event will be held in Birmingham on 17-18 June
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‘British Cycling has seriously let down its membership’ - Green Party slams British Cycling's Shell dealGreen Party spokesperson says governing body has also 'let down the British public'
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Jason Kenny retires from cycling, becomes GB sprint coachBritain's most successful Olympian steps off bike after winning seven gold medals over career
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Jason Kenny to retire from cycling and move into coachingBritain's most decorated Olympian set to step back from racing on track after four Olympic Games
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Dame Sarah Storey nominated for BBC's Sports Personality of the Year as Cavendish and the Kenny's miss outBritain's most successful Paralympian is nominated alongside the likes of Raheem Sterling, Emma Raducanu and Adam Peaty
