Editing Individual pursuit (section)

==Notable individual pursuiters==

===Men===
The last men's Olympic champion in this event was Great Britain's [[Bradley Wiggins]]. {{As of|2024}}, the men's world champion is Italy's [[Jonathan Milan]].<ref>{{cite web|title=World Championship, Track, Pursuit, Elite|url=https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1149441/same-world-record-for-track-cycling#:~:text=Italian%20rider%20Jonathan%20Milan%20achieved,speed%20of%2060.2%20km%2Fh.|website=insidethegames|publisher=de Wielersite|access-date=24 April 2015}}</ref>

*[[Roger Rivière]] ([[France]]) (three time world professional champion, 1957-1959)
*[[Hugh Porter]] ([[UK]]) (four time world 5&nbsp;km professional champion)
*[[Graeme Obree]] (twice world champion and set a [[World record progression track cycling – Men's individual pursuit|world record]] twice)
*[[Chris Boardman]] (Olympic champion 1992 and world champion 1994 and 1996)
*[[Sir Bradley Wiggins]] (twice Olympic champion and three time world champion, later [[2012 Tour de France|Tour de France]] winner)
*[[Taylor Phinney]] (double world champion)
*[[Jack Bobridge]] (set 4&nbsp;km world record of 4 mins 10.53 seconds in 2011)
*[[Lasse Norman Hansen]] (4&nbsp;km olympic record)
*[[Ashton Lambie]] (first to ride a sub-4 minute 4 kilometer pursuit with a 3 min 59.93 second time on August 18, 2021)
*[[Filippo Ganna]] (4&nbsp;km world record with 3 min 59.636 seconds at the 2022 World Championship in Paris, 24 October 2022)
*[[Josh Charlton]] (rode an 11 second personal best setting an unexpected world record during qualifying at the 2024 World Championship in Denmark, 19 October 2024, joining the very small sub 4 minute club)

===Women===
The last women's Olympic champion in this event was Great Britain's [[Rebecca Romero]]. {{As of|2024}}, the women's world champion in this event is Welsh cyclist [[Anna Morris]].<ref>{{cite web|title=World Championship, Track, Pursuit, Elite (F)|url=https://www.tissottiming.com/2024/ctrwch/event-14/phase-2/results|website=Tissottiming|publisher=de Wielersite|access-date=24 April 2015}}</ref>

*[[Beryl Burton]] (five time world champion)
*[[Tamara Garkushina]] (six time world champion)
*[[Rebecca Twigg]] (six time world champion)
*[[Jeannie Longo]] (three time world champion)
*[[Leontien van Moorsel]] (Olympic and four time world champion) 
*[[Sarah Ulmer]] (Olympic and world champion)
*[[Sarah Hammer]] (five time world champion)
*[[Rebecca Romero]] (Olympic and world champion)
*[[Chloé Dygert]] (three time world champion and world record holder)