Roads to Beijing is proud to congratulate its seventeen Beijing Olympic medalists, including ten Olympic gold medalists.

Triple world champion and American 100m record holder Tyson Gay participates in Q&A with a group of young sprinters in Brussels.

Triple world champion and American 100m record holder Tyson Gay shows a group of young Belgian sprinters through some start drills while in Brussels.

Britain's newly crowned Olympic gold medalist Christine Ohuruogu talks about her satisfying win, her family, and looking forward to having the Olympics in her backyard in 2012.

Britain's Olympic gold medalist track cyclist Victoria Pendleton talks about her dominating win, the surreal feeling of winning Olympic gold and looking forward to London 2012.

Croatia's world champion high jumper Blanka Vlasic discusses her training in Split, how Beijing compares to her experiences in Athens and Sydney, and the building anticipation towards her competition.

Ethiopia's Haile Gebrselassie, the greatest distance runner in history, talks about his sixth place finish in Beijing, who he favors for the men's marathon and women's 5000m, his goal run inside 2:04:00 at the Berlin Marathon, and his plans from now until the 2012 Olympics.

New Zealand's newly crowned Olympic shot put champion, Valerie Vili, meets her family for the first time since winning the Olympic gold medal, and talks about her impressive record and her goals as she moves forward in her career.

Portugal's World Indoor Champion long jumper Naide Gomes talks about her stunning season, her current condition, what she thinks it will take to win in Beijing and her newfound fame back home.

Preview of the Men's 400m Dash featuring 1996 Olympic 100m gold medalist and fromer world record holder Donovan Bailey, 2000 Olympic 100m gold medalist and former world record holder Maurice Greene, and 1990 European 200m Champion John Regis.