There were two more medals for Team GB on Day Two of the Olympics, as Adam Peaty earned silver in the pool and Kimberley Woods secured bronze in the canoe slalom. Swimming Peaty was 0.02 seconds off a third straight 100m breaststroke gold, having won in Rio and Tokyo and picked up GB’s second silver
Team GB saw their first opening-day Olympic medal in 20 years as they won silver and bronze on the first day of Paris 2024. Anna Henderson’s stunning road cycling silver and the diving bronze for Yasmin Harper and Scarlett Mew Jensen lit up Day One, but there was plenty to celebrate elsewhere too. Adam Peaty,
With cycling and swimming at the forefront for Team GB on Day One, it’s expected to be more of the same on Day Two. There are also medals to be won in judo, archery and canoe slalom, as GB look to build on their most successful opening day of the Olympics for 20 years. Swimming
There are medals to be won on the road and in the pool as Team GB search for their first opening day Olympic gold medal since Sydney 2000. With a total of 14 golds up for grabs on Day One of Paris 2024, here are the Team GB highlights to watch out for. Road Cycling:
The final Para Athletics team for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games has been announced by ParalympicsGB today. After 10 athletes were selected in the first wave of selection in June, 23 athletes join the squad to represent ParalympicsGB in the French capital next month. Among the names added to the team are multiple Paralympic medallists
Olympic gold medallists Helen Glover MBE and Tom Daley OBE have been announced as Team GB’s Opening Ceremony flagbearers for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. The pair will carry the Union Flag on behalf of the team at this Friday’s flotilla procession down the River Seine, after they were invited to do so by Team
A defending champion and a trailblazing expectant mother are among the four athletes selected for the ParalympicsGB archery squad for Paris 2024. Tokyo 2020 gold medallist Phoebe Paterson Pine and Jodie Grinham, who will be 28 weeks pregnant when competing at Paris 2024, will be representing ParalympicsGB for the second time alongside Nathan Macqueen, who
Captains from the 12 men’s and 12 women’s teams gathered at the Olympic Village on Monday ahead of what promises to be the most hotly-contested and highly-anticipated rugby sevens event in history. Following rugby sevens’ debut at Rio 2016 and the Covid affected Tokyo 2020 Games, the sport is set to ‘come of age’ on
The team of eleven Para triathletes and three guides will compete in Paris on Sunday 1 and Monday 2 September on what will be a truly iconic course in the heart of the French capital. Tokyo champion Lauren Steadman (Women’s PTS5) is named in the squad as she looks to defend her title, whilst in
Eilish McColgan would love nothing better than to win a medal at this year’s Paris Olympics – an interview with SportsBoom. But the 33-year-old Scottish running star has admitted she is just incredibly proud to have earned Team GB selection after knee surgery threatened to end her hopes of competing at an impressive fourth Olympics.
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