Chloe Dygert and the U.S. women's team pursuit track cycling squad secured a spot in the first round of competition at the Paris Olympics, with the second-fastest qualifying time. Dygert, who has faced injuries and setbacks, is joined by fellow Olympic medalists Kristen Faulkner, Jennifer Valente, and Lily Williams. Meanwhile, Emma Finucane led Great Britain to victory in the women's team sprint, marking a significant moment for Team GB after a slow start to the Games. Finucane's performance has generated excitement as she aims for a potential Olympic three-peat, following her first gold medal win. Track cycling events are drawing crowds and inspiring new participants, with venues like Derby Arena offering sessions for aspiring cyclists. The Olympics have reignited interest in track cycling, highlighting the sport's thrilling competitive spirit.