A 14-year-old from Dinas Powys has made his hometown proud by winning the 2024 British Cycling National Championships.

Harry Gorman, a pupil at St Cyres Comprehensive School, claimed victory in the Freestyle Park BMX category and topped the overall Backyard Jam BMX series.

His achievements highlight his exceptional talent and dedication to his sport.

Harry, who has been riding bikes since the age of three, is a key participant in the British Cycling Youth Olympic Development Programme.

His passion for BMX freestyle is clear from the hours he spends training and competing.

Whether he's perfecting tricks at his local skate park or travelling across the country for competitions, his commitment to his sport is unmatched.

This year's victories have cemented Harry's status as one of Britain's top young BMX riders.

Competing in the Freestyle Park category, he displayed technical precision, creativity, and flair that impressed judges and fans.

His win in the Backyard Jam series, a celebrated BMX competition, showcased his consistency across a variety of challenging events.

Harry attributes his success to hard work, a supportive network of family and friends, and a deep love for the sport.

He said: "I’ve always loved being on my bike.

"Winning the Nationals and bringing home the jersey is a dream come true."

Looking ahead, Harry hopes to inspire more young people to take up BMX and is aiming for future international success.