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Women's Top 3Kirsten Dellar of Australia the silver medallist, Mayara Perez of Brazil the gold medallist and Maartje Hereijgerse of the Netherlands the bronze medallist celebrate after the Junior Women's BMX final

Matthew PerformsMatthew Dunsworth performs a manoeuvre during qualifying of the BMX

Junior Men's Road RaceCompetitors take up a pack formation in the junior men's road race held at The Float@Marina Bay in Singapore

Kirsten Leads the Pack(left to right) Mayara Perez of Brazil, Maartje Hereijgers of the Netherlands, and Kristen Dellar of Australia prepare to go down a slope during the junior womens' BMX final. Brazil won the Gold, Australia the Silver, and the Netherlands the Bronze.

Dellar in BMX FinalsKirsten Dellar (left) of Australia races with Mayara Perez (right) of Brazil to the finishing line as they compete in the Junior Women's BMX Cycling final. Mayara took 1st place with a time of 35.698 sec. and Kirsten came in 2nd place with a time of 36.133 sec.

Dunsworth in BMX QuarterfinalsMatthew Dunsworth of Australia (left), Mattia Furlan of Italy (centre) and Lucas Bustos of Argentina (right) leaps off in style as they compete in the Junior Men's BMX Cycling quarterfinals heat 2 run 3 of the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games (YOG), at the Tampines Bike Park in Singapore, Aug 19, 2010. Photo:

McCarthy OvertakesAustralia's Jay McCarthy (right) overtakes Bolivia's Samuel Melgar (left) as he approaches the finishing line in the junior men's cycling time trial. Portugal's Rafael Ferreira Reis won the event with a timing of 3min 56.64sec.

Jay Sprints from the StartAustralia's Jay McCarthy sprints down the starting ramp as he competes in the Junior Men's Cycling Time Trial. He won second place.

Second FastestCyclists (from left to right) Jay McCarthy of Australia, Rafael Ferreira Reis of Portugal and Michael Andersen of Denmark after placing in the Junior Men's Cycling Time Trial Finals. Ferreira Reis won the event with a time of 3:56.64, McCarthy placed 2nd with a time of 3:59.63 and Andersen placed 3rd with a time of 4:00.40.

Dellar Negotiating the CourseKirsten Dellar of Australia competes in the Junior Womens Cross Country.

Baker Races a StormMichael Baker of Australia competes in the Junior Men's Cross Country Cycling .

Going UpCompetitors work their way uphill in the Junior Men's Cross Country Cycling on day three of the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympics

The Men Take OffCyclists negotiating a bend just after the start of the race at the junior men's cross country mountain bike event. Finishing in first, second and third places respectively are Jhonnatan Botero of Columbia at 58min 42sec, Andrea Righettini from Italy at 59min 29sec and Laurens Sweeck from Belgium at 1hr 0.01sec. Photo:

Baker Competes(left to right) Australia's Michael Baker, Kazhakstan's Vadim Galeyev, Poland's Bartlomiej Wawak and Hungary's Peter Fenyvesi cycle on day one of the Cycling Junior Men's Cross Country.

Greek GoldAthens 1896: Aristidis Konstantinidis of Greece during the 87km marathon cycling event, who was the gold medal winner.

The Original 4000m London 1908: The British cycling pursuit team who won the gold medal over a distance of 1810.5m (later to become 4000m), (left to right) Leonard Meredith, Ernest Payne, Charles Kingsbury, Benjamin Jones.

320km Road RaceStockholm 1912: H Moren (centre) leading other cyclists during the 320km individual road race event around Lake Maelar. Moren had previously won the annual race nine years running from 1902 to 1910.

Spare TyreLondon 1948: G Rossi of Switzerland changes his tyre during the cycling event at Windsor Great Park.

Tandem GoldHelsinki 1952: Australian team Russell Mockridge and Lionel Cox racing in the 2000m tandems where they win the gold medal.

Regent's ParkCyclists will fly past the London Zoo and Open Air Theatre as they complete the 2012 Olympic Road Race in Regent's Park.

Round the Bend for BronzeThe men's 4000m pursuit team from Australia race round the bend and finish in third place in the final with a time of 4:16.02 minutes.

Cycling SuccessKathy Watt of Australia surprises even herself to win the women's 80km road race in 2:05.03. Watt also won the silver medal on the track in the 3,000m individual pursuit three days later.

Bronze PursuitThe Australian men's 4000m pursuit cycling team competing in the semifinals against Russia. Australia were defeated and finished in third place for the bronze medal.

Gold Gold Gold GoldGraeme Brown, Brett Lancaster, Brad McGee and Luke Roberts of team Australia in action before winning the gold medal in the men's track cycling team pursuit final.