Jason Kenny won Men's Cycling sprint against France's Gregory Bauge, bringing 18th gold to Team GB.
Meanwhile,
Beth Tweddle won bronze on the uneven bars, becoming the oldest British gymnast to win Olympic medal in gymnastics in 48 years (Beth is 27).
Current Team Standings:
1. China: 31 Gold - 19 Silver - 14 Bronze = 64 Total
2. USA: 28 Gold - 14 Silver - 19 Bronze = 61 Total
3. United Kingdom: 18 Gold - 11 Silver - 11 Bronze = 40 Total
4. South Korea: 11 Gold - 5 Silver - 6 Bronze = 22 Total
5. France: 8 Gold - 9 Silver - 9 Bronze = 26 Total
6. Italy: 7 Gold - 6 Silver - 4 Bronze = 17 Total
7. Kazakhstan: 6 Gold - 0 Silver - 0 Bronze = 6 Total
8. Russia: 5 Gold - 17 Silver - 15 Bronze = 37 Total
9. Germany: 5 Gold - 10 Silver - 7 Bronze = 22 Total
10. Hungary: 4 Gold - 1 Silver - 3 Bronze = 8 Total
11. North Korea: 4 Gold - 0 Silver - 1 Bronze = 5 Total
12 The Netherlands: 3 Gold - 3 Silver - 4 Bronze = 10 Total
44. Armenia: 0 Gold - 1 Silver - 1 Bronze = 2 Total
The
Top 3 teams occupy the corresponding spots both by gold medal and total medal counts.
Russia is 4th by total medal count.
Kazakhstan is amazing.
Armenia is included simply because I couldn't resist - and because I hope we'll improve the standings in coming days. Right now, the results are a bit shabby, but we're still proud of our athletes, those who won medals, and those who didn't manage to, but still did their best.
And good job to the Dutch guys. Did a fantastic job. Honorable mention ofcourse to Saodi-Arabia. Who would've guessed?
The Netherlands fought really well and wow to Saudi Arabia.
A beautiful
picture of the Greenwich Park, the venue for Equestrian. Really quite stunning.