Jayne in full flight
Jayne Paine has once again proved that she’s a true magnet for precious metals! Earlier this month, while competing at the UCI Masters Track Championships in Roubaix, she delivered a remarkable performance—collecting an impressive array of medals and making four trips to the winners’ podium.
In total, Jayne returned home with three gold medals and one bronze, and even more impressively, she broke two world records along the way. Not a bad for a few days’ cycling in France!
Her Roubaix campaign began in spectacular fashion when she set a new world record in her qualifying heat for the Women’s 60–64 Individual Pursuit. Later that same day, during her gold-winning final, she shattered her own record again, taking nearly a full second off her earlier time. What a way to start the week!
Over the following three days, Jayne added to her medal haul with gold medals in the Women’s Team Pursuit, followed by the Women’s Team Sprint. In the 500-metre Time Trial, she earned a bronze medal—a result she was especially pleased with, as it’s not her strongest discipline.
This was not only a phenomenal achievement for Jayne but also a fantastic testament to the expert guidance of Willesden CC coach Tony Woodford, who designed and oversaw her training plan for the event. A brilliant team effort all around!
Just one of the four trips that Jayne made to the podium
Jayne’s Results at the Roubaix Velodrome
Saturday 4 October 2025
Women’s 60–64 Individual Pursuit – 2km
Qualifying heat: 1st place – World Record – 2:31.871
Final: 1st place – Gold Medal & World Record – 2:30.850
Sunday 5 October 2025
55+ Women’s Team Pursuit – 4km
Team “Ohten Aveas” – Jayne Paine, Jude Patterson, Debora Capewell, and Gillian Anderson
1st place – Gold Medal
Tuesday 7 October 2025
Women’s 60–64 Time Trial – 500m
3rd place – Bronze Medal – 39.750
Wednesday 8 October 2025
Women’s 60–64 Team Sprint
Team “Sister Act” – Jayne Paine, Debora Capewell, and Julie Cooper
Qualifying: 1st place
Final: 1st place – Gold Medal – 55.832
Job done!
