As the World Track Cycling Championships in Ballerup approach, riders like Shah Firdaus Sahrom have a chance to shine following a challenging Olympic season, especially with the retirement of several top competitors. National track cycling director John Beasley noted Shah's potential and recent improvements, suggesting this year may be an opportunity for him to secure a championship title. Meanwhile, in swimming, a new data analysis booklet reveals insights from the Paris Olympics, highlighting the performance of athletes like Nicolo Martinenghi in the men's 100 breaststroke. In gymnastics, Jordan Chiles expressed disappointment over losing her bronze medal due to a procedural violation, which was awarded to Ana Maria Barbosu instead. Other sports stories include the retirement of legendary racehorse Black Caviar and the withdrawal of top tennis players from the U.S. Open due to injuries. Additionally, Bill Furniss, a prominent British swimming coach, has retired after a successful career spanning four Olympic Games, contributing to Britain's medal tally.