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Team Canada Best Ever Summer Olympic Results by Event: Cycling – Track

The list below reflects Team Canada’s best ever Olympic result in each track cycling event on the Los Angeles 2028 program.

Note: In some events, Canada’s best ever result came in an alternate format to what is currently on the Olympic program. These are noted in italics.

GenderEventPlacementGamesAthlete(s)Medal Won
MenTeam Sprint8Paris 2024James Hedgcock, Tyler Rorke, Nick Wammes
Sprint3Barcelona 1992

Atlanta 1996		Curt Harnett


Curt Harnett		Bronze


Bronze
Keirin13London 2012

Rio 2016		Joseph Veloce

Hugo Barrette*
Team Pursuit (4000m)

Team Pursuit (1980 yards)		4


3		Los Angeles 1932

London 1908		Lew Rush, Glen Robbins, Russell Hunt, Frank Elliott


William Morton, Walt Andrews, Fred McCarthy, Will Anderson


Bronze
Omnium (4 events)

Omnium (6 events)		19

8		Paris 2024

London 2012		Dylan Bibic

Zach Bell
Madison12Beijing 2008Zach Bell, Martin Gilbert
WomenTeam Sprint (3 riders)

Team Sprint (2 riders)		8


8		Paris 2024


Rio 2016		Lauriane Genest, Kelsey Mitchell, Sarah Orban


Kate O’Brien, Monique Sullivan
Sprint1Athens 2004

Tokyo 2020		Lori-Ann Muenzer

Kelsey Mitchell		Gold

Gold
Keirin3Tokyo 2020Lauriane GenestBronze
Team Pursuit (4000m)

Team Pursuit (3000m)		3


3		Rio 2016


London 2012		Allison Beveridge, Jasmin Glaesser, Kirsti Lay, Georgia Simmerling, Laura Brown

Tara Whitten, Gillian Carleton, Jasmin Glaesser		Bronze


Bronze
Omnium (4 events)



Omnium (6 events)		9



4		Tokyo 2020

Paris 2024

London 2012		Allison Beveridge

Maggie Coles-Lyster

Tara Whitten
Madison15Paris 2024Maggie Coles-Lyster, Ariane Bonhomme

*Note: The athlete who initially finished 12th, Christos Volikakis (Greece), received a three-year suspension (March 2024 to March 2027) following reanalysis of his sample collected during Rio 2016. He was officially disqualified by UCI, but as of July 2026 Volikakis continues to be listed in the IOC’s official results of the men’s keirin at Rio 2016 and no determination has been made regarding re-ordering the results.