About Madeleine Silcock
Madeleine Silcock was a track cyclist and sport cyclist.
Madeleine Silcock is a Scottish track cyclist. She won a bronze medal in the team sprint at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Career Sillcock started her sporting career competing in the 60 metres and 100 metres as a sprinter in athletics, before later transitioning to compete in sprints in cycling.
In December 2025, riding alongside Ellie Stone and Iona Moir she won the Scottish national team sprint title, breaking the Scottish record.
Three and a half-years after she had started cycling, she was selected as part of the Scotland team for the 2026 Commonwealth Games having won a bronze medal at the British National Track Cycling Championships. Competing at the Games on 30 July 2026, Sillcock won the bronze medal in the team sprint alongside Moir and Lauren Bell, with the team defeating Australia in the bronze medal race.
Personal life From Aberdeenshire, Sillcock works as a senior physiotherapist for the NHS in Clydebank.
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