Paris Olympiad 2024

Zak Perzamanos going for GB in the mens trampolining final.

A very creditable 4th for him.

^Now there's a career that's full of ups & downs.

Ben Proud going for GB in the 50m freestyle splash and dash very shortly. Can he get a medal?

You betcha.
A superb SILVER for Proud.
Well done Sir.

Next up in the pool there are two Brits in the women's 200m backstroke final.
Katie Shanahan and Honey Osrin.
What can they do?

5th and 7th.

Brits Duncan Scott and Tom Dean faced with the daunting challenge of facing Leon Marchand in the 200m IM final.

Duncan Scott grabs an excellent SILVER behind you know who.

Beth Shriever will compete in the BMX Racing Final later on this evening looking to defend her title from Tokyo.

Perfect until the final but then it all went wrong in the final.
Gutted for Beth Shriever.

Great Britain Medallists 2024

GOLD

1. Ros Canter on Lordships Grafallo
Tom McEwen on JL Dublin
Laura Collett on London 52 - Equestrian
(Team Eventing)
(Day Three)

2. Tom Pidcock - Cycling
(Mountain bike race)
(Day Three)

3. Nathan Hales - Shooting
(Mens Trap)
(Day Four)

4. James Guy, Tom Dean, Matt Richards, Duncan Scott
Plus semi final swimmers who also get medals: Jack McMillan & Kieran Bird - Swimming
(4x200m freestyle relay)
(Day Four)

5. Alex Yee - Triathlon
(Swim/bike/run)
(Day Five)

6. Lauren Henry, Hannah Scott, Lola Anderson & Georgie Bradshaw - Rowing
(Womens Quadruple Sculls)
(Day Five)

7. Emily Craig and Imogen Grant - Rowing
(Women's Lightweight Double Sculls)
(Day Seven)

8. Bryony Page - Gymnastics
(Trampolining)
(Day Seven)

9. Ben Maher on Dallas Vegas Batilly, Harry Charles on Romeo 88 and Scott Brash on Jefferson - Equestrian
(Showjumping Team Event)
(Day Seven)


SILVER

1. Anna Henderson - Cycling
(Road based time trial)
(Day One)

2. Adam Peaty - Swimming
(100m breaststroke)
(Day Two)

3. Tom Daley & Noah Williams - Diving
(10m synchronised springboard)
(Day Three)

4. Adam Burgess - Canoeing
(Kayak Singles)
(Day Three)

5. Matt Richards - Swimming
(200m freestyle)
(Day Three)

6. Kieran Reilly - Cycling
(BMX Freestyle Park)
(Day Five)

7. Helen Glover, Rebecca Shorten, Sam Redgrave and Esme Booth - Rowing
(Womens Four)
(Day Six)

8. Tom George and Ollie Wynne-Griffith - Rowing
(Mens Pair)
(Day Seven)

9. Ben Proud - Swimming
(50m Freestyle)
(Day Seven)

10. Duncan Scott - Swimming
(200m IM)
(Day Seven)



BRONZE

1. Yasmin Harper & Scarlett Mew Jensen - Diving
(3m synchronised springboard) (Day One)

2. Kimberley Woods - Canoeing
(Kayak Singles)
Day Two

3. Laura Collett on London 52 - Equestrian
(Individual show jumping)
(Day Three)

4. Beth Potter - Women's Triathlon
(Swim/Bike/Run)
(Day Five)

5. Lois Toulson and Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix - Diving
(Synchronised 10m platform)
(Day Five)

6. Mathilda Hodgkins-Byrne and Becky Wilde - Rowing
(Womens Double Sculls)
(Day Six

7. Oli Wilkes, David Ambler, Matt Aldridge and Freddie Davidson - Rowing
(Mens Four)
(Day Six)

8. Jack Laugher and Anthony Harding - Diving
(Mens 3m synchronised springboard)
(Day Seven)

(02-08-2024 18:00 )Tumble_Drier Wrote:  ^Now there's a career that's full of ups & downs.

But at least he should bounce back from his disappointment.

I'd say 9 golds so far is pretty good total must be on course to go close to our best gold haul. I hope some of our medallists will retain their lottery funding to further development How would you Snooks compare our swimming succces to Tokyo woudld you say it was any better or the same? & I expect the 1500 is still to come sd well.

9 golds in the first week is our best ever start to an olympics

https://www.bbc.com/sport/olympics/artic...d9del9e2vo