In what sequence may each continue driving?

Your answer is correct.

The traffic sign indicates a priority road with a junction where you must give way to vehicles coming from the right. The cyclist is already on the priority road, so they go first. You, as the driver, are on the priority road but must still consider the right of way at the intersection shown by the sign. The yellow car is coming from a non-priority road, so it must yield.

The correct order is: the cyclist goes first, then you, and finally the yellow car. This rule ensures smooth and safe traffic flow at intersections with priority roads and side roads.

Remember, at intersections with a priority road sign, vehicles on the priority road have priority unless indicated otherwise, but vehicles from the right always have the right of way if you are at an unregulated secondary road or a junction without a priority sign.