Jack Carlin
Scottish cyclist (born 1997)
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Jack Carlin is a Scottish track cyclist, specialising in sprint events. He has won four Olympic medals; two at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and two at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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Lavreysen wins keirin gold as as crash end Carlin's medal hopes TThe Netherlands' Harrie Lavreysen seals a gold medal in the men's keirin final as Team GB's Jack Carlin is involved in a crash on the final bend, ending hopes of a medal in the event.BBC Sport - Published | |
GB's Barker & Evans win silver before dramatic Carlin bronzeGreat Britain's Elinor Barker and Neah Evans win a hard-earned silver medal in an enthralling madison before Jack Carlin takes a dramatic sprint bronze at the Paris Olympics.BBC Sport - Published | |
Carlin wins sprint bronze after 'dramatic' final Watch as GB's Jack Carlin takes the bronze medal in the men's sprint after a"dramatic" race against Netherlands Jeffrey Hoogland at Paris 2024.BBC Sport - Published | |
Carlin & Turnbull both into quarter-finals with photo finishes Watch as Great Britain's Jack Carlin and Hamish Turnbull both win their races with a photo finish to qualify for the men's sprint quarter-finals in the Paris 2024 Olympics.BBC Sport - Published | |
Team GB win team sprint silver behind dominant Netherlands Watch as Great Britain's Jack Carlin, Hamish Turnbull and Ed Lowe take silver in the men's team sprint behind a dominant Netherlands at the Paris 2024 Olympics.BBC Sport - Published | |
GB win men's team sprint silverJack Carlin, Ed Lowe and Hamish Turnbull continue Great Britain's medal-winning start at the Olympics with team sprint silver.BBC Sport - Published | |
'To win Olympic gold I need to beat the best sprinter ever'Jack Carlin needs to beat "probably the best of all time" if he's to win Olympic track cycling gold.BBC Sport - Published | |
Bedlam, carnage & golden track night for ScotlandNeah Evans and Neil Fachie claim gold, and Jack Carlin bronze, on a glorious night at the World Cycling Championships.BBC Sport - Published |
