After the success of I Am Team GB following the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, Team GB and Toyota have confirmed that the hugely successful participation campaign will be returning this August. I Am Team GB – The Nation’s Biggest Sports Day – will culminate each August bank holiday in 2019 and 2020 with a day
Snowboarder Gabe Adams celebrated his birthday in style by winning Team GB’s first medal of the Sarajevo 2019 European Youth Olympic Festival. Adams, who turns 16 today, secured bronze in the men’s big air event, scoring 169.25 off his two best runs to ensure his place on the podium. The under-16 World Rookie Tour number
Olympians Helen Jenkins and Frances Houghton are amongst the names recognised for their services to Olympic sports in the 2019 Queen’s New Year Honours list. They are joined by an illustrious cast of sports administrators and supporters of British Olympic sport as the sector celebrates their dedication and achievements. Jenkins, 34, represented Team GB at
Team GB ended the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games with a final flourish after winning four medals, including two golds, on the last day of competition. The boxers led the way with gold medal bout victories for Caroline Dubois and Karol Itauma, while Hassan Azim collected bronze in the ring and Lauren Salisbury won
Ivan Hope Price is Team GB’s first gold medallist at the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games after victory with a first round stoppage in his men’s flyweight final. Hope Price, who came into the Games as the number one seed, made light work of Thailand’s Sarawut Sukthet, catching his opponent with early combinations as
Team GB are guaranteed three Youth Olympic boxing medals after Ivan Hope Price, Karol Itauma and Caroline Dubois all recorded semi-final victories on day 10 at Buenos Aires 2018. Defeat for light welterweight Hassan Azim prevented a clean sweep of finals for British boxers in Argentina but the 17-year-old still has a chance of a
Silver medals for Anthony Harding and Andrew Stamp led the way for Team GB on a successful Sunday at the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games. Harding was first onto the podium following the men’s 3m springboard final. The 18-year-old was second in the morning’s preliminaries, only trailing China’s Junjie Lian, but it was Colombia’s
Amelie Morgan and Finn Hawkins ensured Team GB enjoyed its best day yet at the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games with both athletes stepping onto the podium. Morgan’s all-around artistic gymnastics silver and Hawkins’s windsurfing bronze were the first two individual medals won by British athletes in Argentina and means Team GB now have
A busy day for Team GB saw competition across the four main Youth Olympic venues – Green Park, Technopolis Park, Urban Park and the Youth Olympic Park – as well as the Hurlingham Club and Club Nautico San Isidro. Team GB’s fine start in the gymnastics events at the Youth Olympic Games continued on day
Team GB gymnasts qualified for four individual finals on day two of the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games. Adam Tobin continued his fine start to the Games, adding a rings final to the floor and pommel the 17-year-old booked yesterday. The Devon gymnast finished in fifth with 13.300, just 0.4 off the lead, while
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