Olympic gold medallist Peter Kennaugh says the last few weeks have been a blur as he comes to terms with his achievements.
The 23 year old became the first Manxman in 100 years to get an Olympic gold after his performance with Team GB during this summer’s games.
It came after he stormed to victory with the men’s cycling pursuit team at the London Velodrome.
Speaking at the opening of a new library at Peel Clothworker’s School, Kennaugh also outlined his future plans:
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