Tokyo Olympics: Jason Kenny wins seventh gold but Laura Kenny reign as omnium champion over - BBC SportJason Kenny became the first Briton to win seven Olympic gold medals with a spectacular defence of his men's keirin title - but wife Laura's reign as women's omnium champion has ended.
Laura, GB's most successful female athlete, recovered from a crash in her first event to finish sixth in her bid for a third
successive omnium title.
Jason stunned the men's keirin field as he sprinted clear with three laps remaining to claim victory.
It is his ninth Olympic medal overall.
The 33-year-old won silver in the team sprint at the Izu Velodrome to become GB's most decorated Olympian earlier this week but was unable to defend his individual sprint title.
His tally of seven golds is one more than former team-mate Sir Chris Hoy.
"Seven gold medals is really special. When you look back on the ones you have already got, it seems pretty easy," said Jason. "Then when you try and get more, you remember how hard it is.
"I have been disappointed this week, I haven't been as competitive as I wanted to be. But in the keirin you can race hard and ride your luck a little bit."
On his future, he added: "Before today I had all but given up, I was counting my career in days and races as opposed to years, but maybe I have bought myself more time now."