Tom Pidcock Defends Olympic Gold with Daring Final-Lap Move

Pidcock overcomes puncture and fierce competition to secure victory in Paris mountain bike race.

Pidcock's race was marked by a dramatic puncture, forcing him to make a 36-second pit stop.
He remained composed, gradually closing the gap on leader Victor Koretzky.
The final lap saw Pidcock execute a bold pass in a narrow section of the course.
Koretzky finished with silver, while South Africa's Alan Hatherly took bronze.
Pidcock's victory adds to his legacy as a versatile and resilient cyclist.