24-year-old won her second gold in Rio and is on course to overtake Bradley Wiggins in becoming Great Britain's most successful Olympian
Laura Trott wins her fourth gold medal
Trott dominated the field as she cruised her way into the record books
LAURA TROTT has cycled her way into the record books by becoming the first British woman to win four Olympic gold medals after winning the six-race omnium.
The 24-year-old was utterly dominant throughout the omnium and cycled a faultless last race to create a piece of British sporting history.
Laura Trott wins her fourth gold medal
Trott dominated the field as she cruised her way into the record books
She won her first two gold medals during the London 2012 Olympics but doubled her tally in Rio with a win in the women’s team pursuit before celebrating with her family after topping the points tally in the omnium.
At the age of 24, Trott is well on course to overtake Bradley Wiggins and become Britain’s most successful Olympian ever.
The gold medal was never really in doubt.
Trott finished first in four events out of the six and took second in other other two, highlighting her complete dominance in women’s cycling.
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