Anna Morris

Anna Morris is an Olympic bronze medallist and world champion endurance cyclist from Cardiff, who has built an impressive career across both track and road disciplines.
Born and raised in Cardiff, Anna was a late starter in cycling and only began riding seriously while studying medicine at the University of Southampton. Her route into elite cycling has been different to many riders, but her rise through the sport has taken her from university cycling to the Olympic podium.
Anna broke through in 2022, winning three medals at the British National Track Championships, representing Team Wales at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games and winning Team Pursuit silver at the World Championships.
She went one better a year later, becoming a world champion on home soil in Glasgow as part of the Great Britain Team Pursuit squad. At the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Anna teamed up with Elinor Barker, Josie Knight and Jess Roberts to win bronze in the Women’s Team Pursuit, setting a new national record.
At the Lloyds National Track Championships in Manchester in February 2026, Anna continued to show her strength on the track, mastering the women’s points race to claim her second national title of the week.
Social media handle: @_annamorris