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Who is the most decorated female British Olympian of all time?

Millie Hauck
Millie Hauck
2025-05-27 14:41:57
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Dame Laura Kenny is Britain’s greatest ever female Olympian and the first British woman to win gold at three consecutive Olympic Games. Alongside her 6 Olympic medals (5 gold, 1 silver), during her stellar career, Dame Laura also achieved 7 World titles, 14 European titles and 2 Commonwealth titles, and is one of the all-time velodrome greats. After giving birth to her first son Albie in 2018, Laura returned to the track once more for Tokyo 2020, and despite being hampered by crashes, broken bones and the Covid-19 pandemic, Laura sensationally defied the odds to capture yet more Olympic gold, winning the Madison, cementing her position as the most decorated female British Olympian of all time.
Ella Grady
Ella Grady
2025-05-27 13:24:57
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Charlotte Dujardin has cemented her place in the history books as the most decorated British female Olympian of all time, winning a bronze in the individual dressage – the double champion’s sixth Olympic medal. Dujardin’s collection of three gold medals, one silver and two bronze moves her ahead of the five medals won by the British rower Katherine Grainger and the tennis player Kathleen McKane Godfree. Dujardin said taking on the mantle from Grainger was “absolutely mind blowing”.
Camren Runte
Camren Runte
2025-05-27 13:00:39
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After winning a sixth medal in the individual dressage final, Charlotte Dujardin became Great Britain‘s most decorated female Olympian in history – only for Laura Kenny to draw level a week later. Charlotte Dujardin surpassed Katherine Grainger and Kitty McKane but has been equalled by Kenny, who has more golds.
Anya Volkman
Anya Volkman
2025-05-27 09:43:53
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Dame Laura Kenny has been our greatest ever female Olympian. She was our most decorated female Olympian and the first British woman to win gold medals in three consecutive Olympics. Coming into the Games as favourite, Kenny delivered an incredible performance to earn the title of Britain’s most successful female Olympian. The 31-year-old leaves the Olympic stage with five gold medals and a silver and as one of the nation’s most popular athletes.