Dr. Anna Morris continues to navigate the delicate balance between her medical career and her cycling aspirations, with her medical profession still on hold after five years. Originally intended as a one-year break, Morris' hiatus has transformed into a full commitment to cycling, driven by her dream to represent Wales and Great Britain on the world stage.

Recently, she celebrated a historic achievement by winning three world titles in the team pursuit, omnium, and madison events, becoming the first woman to secure all three golds in a single championship since the introduction of the women's madison in 2017. Reflecting on her success, she remarked, "It's pretty high up there with one of the best years on my bike so far," after also claiming two golds and a bronze at the Commonwealth Games.

Morris, who only began her cycling journey after the age of 20, has shown remarkable progress, winning the world individual pursuit title in 2024 before even securing the British national championship. Her consistent performance suggests a bright future as she sets her sights on the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics.

It's down to hard work and consistency over time,