Ryan Owens

Date of Birth	29 September 1995
Age	28
Place of Birth	Milton Keynes
Club	SES Racing
Commonwealth Appearances
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A repeat of the Gold Coast Games, Ryan Owens soared to a stunning silver in the men's team sprint at Birmingham 2022.

Joining forces with Joseph Truman and Hamish Turnbull, Owens picked up his second Commonwealth silver as the crossed the line behind a flying Australia in the final.

For the track sprinter, competitive cycling is a family affair.

Born into a keen cycling family, both Owens' father and grandfather competed on two wheels and inspired him to take up the sport himself.

At the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast, Owens won silver in the team sprint alongside Joseph Truman and Philip Hindes.

The Milton Keynes native was a shock pick for reserve rider at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games and, although he never made it onto the Olympic track, proved his talent in selection.

But 2021 was his year, stepping into the velodrome and winning silver alongside Sir Jason Kenney and Jack Carlin in the Team Sprint at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.