Jack Carlin: Last News

A volunteer recruitment drive has been launched for an inaugural cycling “mega-event” which will come to Stirling next year.

Paisley-born track cyclist, Jack Carlin, has won silver at the Commonwealth Games.

By now almost everyone has faced the dread of anxiously awaiting test results from a Covid-19 PCR test.

Get the latest parenting news sent straight to your inbox with our weekly newsletterPaisley powerhouse Jack Carlin has secured his second medal of the Tokyo Games.The 24 year old grabbed bronze in the Olympic men’s sprint with victory over Denis Dmitriev, adding to his silver medal for Great Britain in the team event.Jack had earlier fallen to reigning world champion Harrie Lavreysen of the Netherlands in the semi-finals.But he returned to the track an hour later to see off Dmitriev, of the Russian Olympic Committee.The former Gleniffer High School pupil comfortably won the first round of the best-of-three contest but had to strain for the second as Dmitriev came flying around the outside.Speaking after the event, he said: “It was a tough

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@TeamGB at #Tokyo2020 https://t.co/eSAYRFEjIy — Scottish Cycling (@ScottishCycling)“I’ve been on the team with Callum – we went to the Commonwealth Games together – and he’s a friend,” Carlin said. “He was probably asked the same questions about Chris five years ago.“Chris was obviously the one I watched when London was on.