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Charles DennyBritish cyclist
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George Denny
Early Life and CareerGeorge Denny was born in 1881 in Hitchin, England. He began racing bicycles in his early 20s, quickly establishing himself as a talented track rider.
Olympic Success
In 1908, Denny had the opportunity to represent Great Britain at the Summer Olympics in London. He entered only one event, the 100-kilometer race. Despite the challenging course and stiff competition, Denny rode with determination and skill. He crossed the finish line in second place, earning a silver medal.
Legacy
Denny's Olympic success was a significant achievement for British cycling. His performance inspired future generations of riders and helped to raise the profile of the sport in the United Kingdom. While his career may have been cut short by World War I, his contribution to cycling remains etched in history.
