Emma Finucane aims to be ‘unstoppable’ by Los Angeles 2028 Olympics
Emma Finucane says she will start over in 2025 and hopes to be “unstoppable” at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
The 22-year-old track cyclist ends 2024 with an Olympic gold medal, two Olympic bronze medals, two World Championship gold medals and now an MBE.
After a long winter in Australia, Finucane said she hoped to get better after a “dream come true” year.
“I want to win three gold medals at the next Olympics in Los Angeles,” she told BBC Sport Wales. “So I need to find my weaknesses.
“We really have to get back to square one, get back to training and the gym. The next few years will be about training, not about games.
“There’s a lot of hard work behind it, but I’m really up for the challenge and see what else I can do with my career.
“This is just the beginning for me, which is kind of crazy to say.”
