Olympic Cycling is a competitive sport featured in the Summer Olympics, showcasing various cycling disciplines. Athletes compete in events such as road racing, track cycling, mountain biking, and BMX racing. Each discipline has its own unique rules and formats, allowing cyclists to demonstrate their speed, endurance, and technical skills. The cycling events are held on different terrains and surfaces, including paved roads, velodromes, and off-road trails. Medals are awarded to the top performers in each event, contributing to their country's overall medal tally. Olympic Cycling promotes not only athletic excellence but also sportsmanship and international camaraderie.