Morris and Boothman secure gold in Women's Madison at World Championships
BBC Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 17, 2026, 11:43 AM
Last updated Oct 17, 2026
Anna Morris and Erin Boothman of Great Britain won the Women's Madison event at the Track Cycling World Championships. This victory marks a significant achievement as Morris secures her third gold medal of the competition. The duo's performance contributed to Great Britain's success, highlighting their strength in track cycling. The championships continue, showcasing more events and contenders.
- •Anna Morris and Erin Boothman win the Women's Madison event.
- •Morris secures her third gold medal at the championships.
- •Great Britain continues to perform well in track cycling events.
- •The Track Cycling World Championships are ongoing.
- 11:43 AMBBC Sport — Morris completes golden hat-trick alongside Boothman in Madison
"Anna Morris secures a hat-trick of gold medals at the Track Cycling World Championships as she wins the Women's Madison for Great Britain with Erin Boothman.
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