Paris 2024 Olympics: Hodgkinson crowned new queen of British athletics

KEELY HODGKINSON became the new queen of British athletics by taking Olympic gold with a commanding performance in the women's 800m at the Stade de France.

The brilliant 22-year-old Leigh Harrier ran the race on her terms, hitting the front early on and setting the tempo throughout.

Heading into the final straight, Hodgkinson still had Kenyan world champion Mary Moraa for company - but kicked on to finish clear of her rivals and become only the ninth British female ever to win an Olympic athletics title.

That glorious moment arrived shortly after Team GB won its first gold medal in well over 48 hours as the British track cycling team started in the velodrome with a bang.

Remarkably, considering the fine reputation in Olympic cycling, Great Britain had never won the women's team sprint - and did not even make an entry in the event at Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020+1.

However, the emergence of Emma Finucane changed everything - and the finest women's sprinter currently racing anchored a world record-breaking time of 45.186 seconds alongside Katy Marchant and Sophie Capewell.

It ended a sequence of three silver medals and nine bronze without a gold between Saturday afternoon and Monday afternoon.

But, despite that mini-drought in terms of gold medals, there were actually four Olympic champions for Team GB crowned in the preceding 24 hours between Friday and Saturday morning.

First, in rowing, Emily Craig and Imogen Grant dealt with the pressure of being overwhelming favourites ahead of the last ever staging of the lightweight double sculls event.

Any pressure did not show, though, as the partnership comfortably retained their three-year unbeaten record since the final in the same event at Tokyo 2020+1.

There, Craig and Grant agonisingly finished fourth - and outside of the medals by 0.01 seconds in a photo finish - but Craig then mounted that very photograph on her living room wall, and it clearly served as ample motivation.

Later on Friday, Bryony Page bounced her way to trampolining glory to become the first ever British woman to win a gymnastics gold medal in any discipline.

And Scott Brash, Harry Charles and Ben Maher were also jumping for joy - literally - after becoming Olympic champions in the team jumping element of equestrian on Hello Jefferson, Romeo 88 and Point Break.

Rounding off the rowing regatta on Saturday, Sholto Carnegie, Rory Gibbs, Morgan Bolding, Jacob Dawson, Charlie Elwes, Tom Digby, James Rudkin, Tom Ford, and cox Harry Brightmore overcame the Netherlands to regain the men's eight Olympic title for Team GB.

So, certainly, the rowing at National Olympic Nautical Stadium produced far more fruitful outcomes than the extremely disappointing performance by British boats in the sport in Tokyo 2020+1, where only one silver medal and one bronze medal were won.

On top of the three gold medals mentioned above and the two silver medals mentioned later in this write-up, British boats took bronze in the women's double sculls, men's coxless four, and women's eight.

Meanwhile, across the weekend, Great Britain continued to collect plenty of other medals across a number of sports, though particularly in those where there was water involved.

In the pool, Duncan Scott and Ben Proud took silver medals in the men's 50m freestyle and men's 200m individual medley respectively.

And Jack Laugher and Anthony Harding claimed bronze in the 3m springboard to ensure that Team GB won medals in all four synchronised diving events at the same Olympics for the first time ever.

Elsewhere, in the men's event at Le Golf National, there was a fine silver medal for Tommy Fleetwood as he carded a five-under 66 in his final round to finish just one shot shy of world number one Scottie Scheffler.

Additionally, equestrian brought in another couple of bronze medals through the efforts of Lottie Fry on her mount Glamourdalec in the team dressage alongside the experienced Carl Hester on Fame and Olympic first-timer Becky Moody on Jagerbomb.

Fry herself then also finished third for a bronze medal in the individual dressage competition.

Of course, it is the track-and-field programme which dominates the calendar in the second half of an Olympic Games - and, among the 41 athletics gold medals to be won in the Stade de France, the crowning of the fastest man on the planet is usually seen as the blue ribbon event.

That man is now Noah Lyles who beat Jamaica's Kishane Thompson by five-thousands of a second (0.005) to win the men's 100m Olympic gold medal in a truly incredible photo finish.

The 27-year-old American surged through from last to first in the second half of a sensational race in which all eight competitors broke the 10-second barrier for the first time in the history of the event.

In the end, 100m came down to millimetres - and was determined by a more desperate lunge for the line by Lyles than Thompson.

The women's 100m final was also pretty close - decided by 0.15 seconds as Julien Aldred of the Caribbean island of St Lucia beat American pair Sha'Carri Richardson and Melissa Jefferson to win her nation's first ever Olympic medal of any type.

Daryll Neita was fourth for Team GB, just four-hundredths of a second away from taking bronze - and it has certainly been an Olympic Games of fine margins for many British competitors.

Sometimes, it has worked out in Team GB's favour - for, that is something to which BMX rider Tom Pidcock, triathlete Alex Yee and the women's quadruple sculls team in rowing can attest.

But, in the triathlon mixed relay featuring Yee and his team-mates Sam Dickinson, Georgia Taylor and Beth Potter, a silver medal turned into bronze following another photo finish.

Back in the rowing, the Netherlands got their revenge for the their dramatic defeat in the quadruple sculls by beating Great Britain in the women's four with a similar comeback.

And that meant Helen Glover was unable to add a third gold medal to the two which she had won at London 2012 and Rio 2016 alongside Heather Stanning in the women's pair.

Similarly, Ollie Wynne-Griffith and Tom George had to settle for a silver medal in the men's pair after being caught on the line by Croatia.

In the gymnastics arena too, there have been some extremely tight calls with 22-year-old Jake Jarman taking a bronze medal in the men's floor final, having been just 0.067 points away from gold.

Jarman made a fine Olympic debut - and alongside another debutant, 20-year-old Harry Hepworth who took bronze in the vault final, British men's gymnastics looks in safe hands following the retirement of long-time standard bearer Max Whitlock.

Of course, in sports such as gymnastics and diving where the ultimate outcome is determined by a set of judges, experience can count for a lot and that is a hard lesson which will have been learned by 19-year-old Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix.

The daughter of First Dates maître d' Fred Sirieux qualified for the final in third place - but a series of early errors in the final itself left her fruitlessly playing catch-up.

Then again, sometimes, the competition is simply too hot - and sometimes the whole event is simply too unpredictable.

Staged on white water rapids, Joe Clarke and Kimberley Woods entered the new Olympic discipline of kayak cross as world number one in the men's rankings and women's rankings respectively.

True to form, both Clarke and Woods reached the medal finals - but, in the men's event, Clarke found himself hampered at the start and took silver.

Then, in the women's event, Woods was crashed into when leading, though did at least collect a second bronze medal of the Games.

Finally, sometimes, the officials get it horribly wrong and there is nothing which can be done about it.

In a tense women's skeet shooting final, Amber Rutter was tied with Chile's Crovetto Chadid after making 55 shots out of 60, meaning extra shots were required.

The pair could not be separated after three further shots when, in a moment of contention, Rutter was called to have missed a shot which slow motion replays appeared to show she hit.

Despite protesting, there was no provision for a video review and the judges did not overturn the decision - and so Rutter was denied the chance to add to Britain's gold total after Chadid fired the winning shots.

Certainly then, it was a frustrating weekend at times for Team GB - but it is perhaps more of an indication of just how many medal opportunities are being created by this excellent squad.

Indeed, the overall Team GB tally of 42 medals at the close of Day 10 was better than it stood at that stage of the Games at London 2012 (40), Rio 2016 (41) and Tokyo 2020+1 (35).

And, while the number of gold medal winners at the end of 5 August was somewhat down on 2012 (18) and 2016 (12), the usually medal-rich track cycling events had been completed in both of those previous editions.

By contrast, this time, the action in the velodrome has only just begun - and form again suggests it will provide a regular source of medals. 

PARIS 2024 OLYMPICS

MEDAL TABLE

Pos	Updated 07/08/2024 21:35	G	S	B	TOTAL
1	UNITED STATES (USA)	26	35	32	93
2	CHINA (CHN)	25	23	17	65
3	AUSTRALIA (AUS)	18	12	9	41
4	FRANCE (FRA)	13	16	20	49
5	GREAT BRITAIN & NI (GBR)	12	17	20	49
6	JAPAN (JPN)	12	6	13	31
7	SOUTH KOREA (KOR)	11	8	7	26
8	ITALY (ITA)	9	10	8	27
9	NETHERLANDS (NED)	9	5	6	20
10	GERMANY (GER)	8	5	4	17
11	CANADA (CAN)	6	4	9	19
12	IRELAND (IRL)	4	0	3	7
13	NEW ZEALAND (NZL)	3	6	1	10
14	ROMANIA (ROU)	3	4	1	8
15	HUNGARY (HUN)	3	3	2	8
15	SWEDEN (SWE)	3	3	2	8
17	BRAZIL (BRA)	2	5	7	14
18	SPAIN (ESP)	2	3	6	11
19	UKRAINE (UKR)	2	2	3	7
20	CROATIA (CRO)	2	1	3	6
21	BELGIUM (BEL)	2	0	3	5
22	HONG KONG (HKG)	2	0	2	4
23	PHILIPPINES (PHI)	2	0	1	3
24	AZERBAIJAN (AZE)	2	0	0	2
24	SERBIA (SRB)	2	0	0	2
26	ISRAEL (ISR)	1	4	1	6
27	JAMAICA (JAM)	1	3	1	5
28	SWITZERLAND (SUI)	1	2	4	7
29	KAZAKHSTAN (KAZ)	1	2	3	6
30	THAILAND (THA)	1	2	2	5
31	GEORGIA (GEO)	1	2	1	4
32	DENMARK (DEN)	1	2	0	3
33	GREECE (GRE)	1	1	5	7
34	POLAND (POL)	1	1	4	6
35	KENYA (KEN)	1	1	3	5
36	SOUTH AFRICA (RSA)	1	1	2	4
37	CHILE (CHI)	1	1	0	2
37	ECUADOR (ECU)	1	1	0	2
37	ST LUCIA (LCA)	1	1	0	2
37	UGANDA (UGA)	1	1	0	2
41	CHINESE TAIPEI (TPE)	1	0	4	5
42	CUBA (CUB)	1	0	2	2
42	IRAN (IRI)	1	0	2	3
42	UZBEKISTAN (UZB)	1	0	2	3
45	CZECH REPUBLIC (CZE)	1	0	1	2
45	GUATEMALA (GUA)	1	0	1	2
45	NORWAY (NOR)	1	0	1	2
48	ALGERIA (ALG)	1	0	0	1
48	ARGENTINA (ARG)	1	0	0	1
48	BAHRAIN (BRN)	1	0	0	1
48	DOMINICA (DMA)	1	0	0	1
48	MOROCCO (MAR)	1	0	0	1
48	SLOVENIA (SLO)	1	0	0	1
54	NORTH KOREA (PRK)	0	2	3	5
55	ARMENIA (ARM)	0	2	1	3
55	MEXICO (MEX)	0	2	1	3
57	ETHIOPIA (ETH)	0	2	0	2
58	KYRGYZSTAN (KGZ)	0	1	3	4
58	TURKEY (TUR)	0	1	3	4
60	LITHUANIA (LTU)	0	1	2	3
61	KOSOVO (KOS)	0	1	1	2
61	TUNISIA (TUN)	0	1	1	2
63	COLOMBIA (COL)	0	1	0	1
63	CYPRUS (CYP)	0	1	0	1
63	FIJI (FIJ)	0	1	0	1
63	MONGOLIA (MNG)	0	1	0	1
67	INDIA (IND)	0	0	3	3
67	TAJIKSTAN (TJK)	0	0	3	3
69	DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (DOM)	0	0	2	2
69	MALAYSIA (MAS)	0	0	2	2
69	MOLDOVA (MDA)	0	0	2	2
72	AUSTRIA (AUT)	0	0	1	1
72	CAPE VERDE (CPV)	0	0	1	1
72	EGYPT (EGY)	0	0	1	1
72	GRENADA (GRN)	0	0	1	1
72	INDONESIA (INA)	0	0	1	1
72	PERU (PER)	0	0	1	1
72	PORTUGAL (POR)	0	0	1	1
72	SLOVAKIA (SVK)	0	0	1	1
72	ZAMBIA (ZAM)	0	0	1	1

MEDAL ROLL OF HONOUR
TEAM GB

		GOLD
1	29-Jul	Rosalind Canter (Lordships Graffalo) Laura Collett (London 52) Tom McEwen (JL Dublin)	Equestrian	Team eventing
2	29-Jul	Tom Pidcock	Cycling	Men's mountain bike cross-country
3	30-Jul	Nathan Hales	Shooting	Men's trap
4	30-Jul	Matt Richards Duncan Scott Tom Dean James Guy Kieran Bird James McMillan	Swimming	Men's 4 x 200m freestyle relay
5	31-Jul	Alex Yee	Triathlon	Men's event
6	31-Jul	Lauren Henry Hannah Scott Lola Anderson Georgie Brayshaw	Rowing	Women's quadruple sculls
7	02-Aug	Emily Craig Imogen Grant	Rowing	Women's lightweight double sculls
8	02-Aug	Bryony Page	Gymnastics	Women's trampoline
9	02-Aug	Scott Brash (Hello Jefferson) Ben Maher (Point Break) Harry Charles (Romeo 88)	Equestrian	Team jumping
10	03-Aug	Sholto Carnegie Rory Gibbs Morgan Bolding Jacob Dawson Charlie Elwes Tom Digby James Rudkin Tom Ford Harry Brightmore (cox)	Rowing	Men's eight
11	05-Aug	Sophie Capewell Emma Finucane Katy Marchant	Cycling	Women's team sprint
12	05-Aug	Keely Hodgkinson	Athletics	Women's 800m

		SILVER
1	27-Jul	Anna Henderson	Cycling	Women's road time trial
2	28-Jul	Adam Peaty	Swimming	Men's 100m breaststroke
3	29-Jul	Tom Daley Noah Williams	Diving	Men's synchronised 10m platform
4	29-Jul	Adam Burgess	Canoeing	Men's C-1 canoe slalom
5	29-Jul	Matt Richards	Swimming	Men's 200m freestyle
6	31-Jul	Kieran Reilly	Cycling	Men's BMX freestyle
7	01-Aug	Helen Glover Esme Booth Sam Redgrave Rebecca Shorten	Rowing	Women's four
8	02-Aug	Ollie Wynne-Griffith Tom George	Rowing	Men's pair
9	02-Aug	Ben Proud	Swimming	Men's 50m freestyle
10	02-Aug	Duncan Scott	Swimming	Men's 200m individual medley
11	04-Aug	Amber Rutter	Shooting	Women's skeet
12	04-Aug	Tommy Fleetwood	Golf	Men's event
13	05-Aug	Joe Clarke	Canoeing	Men's kayak cross
14	06-Aug	Jack Carlin Ed Lowe Hamish Turnbull	Cycling	Men's team sprint
15	06-Aug	Josh Kerr	Athletics	Men's 1500m
16	07-Aug	Dan Bigham Ethan Hayter Ethan Vernon Ollie Wood Charlie Tanfield	Cycling	Men's team pursuit
17	07-Aug	Matthew Hudson-Smith	Athletics	Men's 400m

		BRONZE
1	27-Jul	Yasmin Harper Scarlett Mew Jensen	Diving	Women's synchronised 3m springboard
2	28-Jul	Kimberley Woods	Canoeing	Women's K-1 canoe slalom
3	29-Jul	Laura Collett (London 52)	Equestrian	Individual eventing
4	31-Jul	Beth Potter	Triathlon	Women's event
5	31-Jul	Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix Lois Toulson	Diving	Women's synchronised 10m platform
6	01-Aug	Becky Wilde Mathilda Hodgkins-Byrne	Rowing	Women's double sculls
7	01-Aug	Oli Wilkes David Ambler Matt Aldridge Freddie Davidson	Rowing	Men's four
8	02-Aug	Anthony Harding Jack Laugher	Diving	Men's synchronised 3m springboard
9	03-Aug	Heidi Long Rowan McKellar Holly Dunford Emily Ford Lauren Irwin Eve Stewart Hattie Taylor Annie Campbell-Orde Henry Fieldman (cox)	Rowing	Women's eight
10	03-Aug	Emma Wilson	Sailing	Women's IQFoil
11	03-Aug	Lottie Fry (Glamourdalec) Carl Hester (Fame) Becky Moody (Jagerbomb)	Equestrian	Team dressage
12	03-Aug	Jake Jarman	Gymnastics	Men's floor
13	03-Aug	Sam Reardon Laviai Nielsen Alex Haydock-Wilson Amber Anning Nicole Yeargin (heats)	Athletics	Mixed 4 x 400m relay
14	04-Aug	Lottie Fry (Glamourdalec)	Equestrian	Individual dressage
15	04-Aug	Harry Hepworth	Gymnastics	Men's vault
16	05-Aug	Alex Yee Georgia Taylor-Brown Sam Dickinson Beth Potter	Triathlon	Mixed relay event
17	05-Aug	Kimberley Woods	Canoeing	Women's kayak cross
18	06-Aug	Sky Brown	Skateboarding	Women's park
19	06-Aug	Lewis Richardson	Boxing	Men's welterweight
20	07-Aug	Elinor Barker Josie Knight Anna Morris Jess Roberts	Cycling	Women's team pursuit

Paris 2024 Olympics: Flurry of gold for Team GB

GREAT BRITAIN won two gold medals in an extraordinary 15 minutes on Day Five of the 2024 Summer Olympics to move up to fifth in the medal table. 

On the streets of Paris, Alex Yee fell 14 seconds behind New Zealand's Hayden Wilde in the men's triathlon as the bell rang out to signal the last lap in the 10km run.

It looked at that stage as if Yee would have to settle for a second successive Olympic silver medal in the men's individual competition - but the 26-year-old from Lewisham saved enough energy for a sprint finish.

With just a few corners to go, Yee strode past Wilde and towards a truly remarkable - and delayed - triumph.

Nevertheless, it was well worth the wait following a 24-hour postponement of the men's event being caused by the water quality in the River Seine not meeting the required standards for the swimming leg.

Now, if that was not enough drama for one morning, the Stade Nautique in Vaires-sur-Marne was the source of a second astonishing Team GB comeback, barely quarter of an hour after Yee crossed the line.

Trailing the Netherlands boat for all except the last few metres of the 2000m course in the women's quadruple sculls, the British boat was a half-length behind with just 200m to go.

However, as the race reached the red buoys marking the last 100m, the quartet of Lauren Henry, Lola Anderson, Georgina Brayshaw and Hannah Scott began their surge.

As the finish line approached, inside the last 5m, the boats were effectively level but making alternative strokes - and the contest concluded in a photo finish.

Incredibly, it showed the final British stroke towards the line was decisive - and confirmed a sixth gold for a Team GB squad which has won medals on every day of the Games so far.

The very first arrived before 11am on Day One as Yasmin Harper and Scarlett Mew Jensen won bronze in the women's 3m springboard diving.

Indeed, diving has again been a fruitful source of medals for Team GB at these Olympics with First Dates maître d' Fred Sirieux watching on as his daughter Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix took bronze in the women's 10m platform alongside Lois Toulson.

Between the women's two synchronised medals, Tom Daley secured an emotional fifth medal in five Olympic appearances with a silver after a stunning performance alongside Noah Williams in the men's 10m platform.

Adam Peaty, Anna Henderson and Leam Lane's very own Kieran Reilly also all took silver medals in the men's 100m freestyle breaststroke swimming, the women's road time trial cycling and the men's BMX freestyle finals respectively.

Meanwhile, the award of the biggest prize has hardly been a rare occurrence.

Following an admittedly quiet opening weekend, the first gold medal was not long in coming, having been nicely set up by the three-day eventing team in the equestrian.

Rosalind Canter, Laura Collett and Tom McEwen carried it home to defend the team title on Lordship Graffalo, London 52 and JL Dublin - and, having helped break Team GB's duck, Collett later added a bronze in the individual event.

In the meantime, Tom Pidcock produced a comeback to rank alongside Yee in the triathlon and the women's quadruple sculls in the rowing.

Favourite Pidcock hit the front early on but then suffered a puncture on the fourth lap which appeared to have devastated his race as he resumed in ninth, 36 seconds down on French leader Victor Koretzky.

The 25-year-old from Leeds did not panic, reeling in his opponents one-by-one, and regaining the lead towards the start of the final lap of the 4.4km course.

Roared on by the home crowd, however, Koretzky overtook Pidcock - and so it all came down to the final few metres.

In a wooded section of the course, Pidcock snatched back the lead with just a few corners to go, smashing his way past Koretzky in a dramatic conclusion in which there was contact between the two bikes.

Later, Adam Burgess took silver in the men's canoeing slalom behind a pretty much perfect performance by France's Nicolas Gestin.

Then, on a medal-laden Day Three, Matt Richards also took silver in the men's 200m freestyle swimming despite starting from an outside lane following a poor semi final performance.

By contrast, on a quiet Day Four at the Olympics, there were only two medals - although both of them were gold.

First, in the mid-afternoon, Nathan Hales proved to be a really sharp-shooter by hitting 48 out of 50 targets in the men's trap shooting final to set a new Olympic record.

Then, in the evening in the swimming, the highly-fancied men's 4 x 200m freestyle relay team - James Guy, Tom Dean, Matt Richards, and Duncan Scott - dominated to become the first quartet of the same men to defend an Olympic title in the event.

Altogether, at the close of Day Five, Team GB had won six gold medals, six silver medals and five bronze for a total of 17 - and that compared favourably with the figures at the same stage of previous Games.

At London 2012, Great Britain had won two gold medals and nine in total - while, at Rio 2016, those tallies were three and 12 respectively.

Most recently, at Tokyo 2020+1, Team GB had won five gold medals and 16 in total by the end of Day Five - although different Games have slightly different sports and schedules.

For example, organisers pushed forward the Rugby Sevens in the hope that the decision of Les Bleus' usual XV captain Antoine Dupont to skip the Six Nations for the Olympics would pay off.

It was a huge all-round risk but it paid dividends as France beat Fiji in the men's final at a packed Stade de France to get their Games off to a flier, albeit a somewhat manufactured one.

Still, though, the swimming schedule is almost always in the first week with track-and-field athletics waiting until the second half of the jamboree - and, in the pool, the French have genuinely produced a new Olympic legend.

Leon Marchand followed up his breathtaking performance in the men's 400m individual medley on Day Two by winning both the 200m butterfly and 200m breaststroke in the space of 20 minutes on Day Five.

Elsewhere, the host nation has also won gold medals in canoeing, fencing and the women's triathlon event through Cassandre Beaugrand, as well as other medals in archery, equestrian and judo. 

France even briefly sat top of the medal table after Marchand's performances - before Pan Zhanle broke the world record in men's 100m freestyle final to send China back to the summit. 

Nevertheless, both France and Great Britain can be extremely satisfied with their efforts so far in these Games - and there is still plenty more to come. 

PARIS 2024 OLYMPICS

MEDAL TABLE

Pos	Updated 01/08/2024 22:45	G	S	B	TOTAL
1	CHINA (CHN)	11	7	6	24
2	UNITED STATES (USA)	9	15	13	37
3	FRANCE (FRA)	8	11	8	27
4	AUSTRALIA (AUS)	8	6	4	18
5	JAPAN (JPN)	8	3	5	16
6	GREAT BRITAIN & NI (GBR)	6	7	7	20
7	SOUTH KOREA (KOR)	6	3	3	12
8	ITALY (ITA)	5	7	4	16
9	CANADA (CAN)	3	2	3	8
10	GERMANY (GER)	2	2	2	6
10	NETHERLANDS (NED)	2	2	2	6
12	NEW ZEALAND (NZL)	2	2	1	5
13	ROMANIA (ROU)	2	1	1	4
14	HONG KONG (HKG)	2	0	2	4
15	AZERBAIJAN (AZE)	2	0	0	2
16	HUNGARY (HUN)	1	2	1	4
17	GEORGIA (GEO)	1	2	0	3
18	SOUTH AFRICA (RSA)	1	1	2	4
18	SWEDEN (SWE)	1	1	2	4
20	BELGIUM (BEL)	1	0	2	3
20	IRELAND (IRL)	1	0	2	3
20	KAZAKHSTAN (KAZ)	1	0	2	3
23	CROATIA (CRO)	1	0	1	2
23	GUATEMALA (GUA)	1	0	1	2
23	UZBEKISTAN (UZB)	1	0	1	2
26	ARGENTINA (ARG)	1	0	0	1
26	ECUADOR (ECU)	1	0	0	1
26	SERBIA (SRB)	1	0	0	1
26	SLOVENIA (SLO)	1	0	0	1
30	BRAZIL (BRA)	0	3	3	6
31	NORTH KOREA (PRK)	0	2	0	2
32	SPAIN (ESP)	0	1	3	4
33	POLAND (POL)	0	1	2	3
33	SWITZERLAND (SUI)	0	1	2	3
35	GREECE (GRE)	0	1	1	2
35	ISRAEL (ISR)	0	1	1	2
35	KOSOVO (KOS)	0	1	1	2
35	MEXICO (MEX)	0	1	1	2
35	TURKEY (TUR)	0	1	1	2
35	UKRAINE (UKR)	0	1	1	2
41	FIJI (FIJ)	0	1	0	1
41	MONGOLIA (MNG)	0	1	0	1
41	TUNISIA (TUN)	0	1	0	1
44	INDIA (IND)	0	0	3	3
45	MOLDOVA (MDA)	0	0	2	2
46	AUSTRIA (AUT)	0	0	1	1
46	EGYPT (EGY)	0	0	1	1
46	SLOVAKIA (SVK)	0	0	1	1
46	TAJIKSTAN (TJK)	0	0	1	1

MEDAL ROLL OF HONOUR
TEAM GB

		GOLD
1	29-Jul	Rosalind Canter (Lordships Graffalo) Laura Collett (London 52) Tom McEwen (JL Dublin)	Equestrian	Team eventing
2	29-Jul	Tom Pidcock	Cycling	Men's mountain bike cross-country
3	30-Jul	Nathan Hales	Shooting	Men's trap
4	30-Jul	Matt Richards Duncan Scott Tom Dean James Guy Kieran Bird James McMillan	Swimming	Men's 4 x 200m freestyle relay
5	31-Jul	Alex Yee	Triathlon	Men's event
6	31-Jul	Lauren Henry Hannah Scott Lola Anderson Georgie Brayshaw	Rowing	Women's quadruple sculls

		SILVER
1	27-Jul	Anna Henderson	Cycling	Women's road time trial
2	28-Jul	Adam Peaty	Swimming	Men's 100m breaststroke
3	29-Jul	Tom Daley Noah Williams	Diving	Men's synchronised 10m platform
4	29-Jul	Adam Burgess	Canoeing	Men's C-1 canoe slalom
5	29-Jul	Matt Richards	Swimming	Men's 200m freestyle
6	31-Jul	Kieran Reilly	Cycling	Men's BMX freestyle
7	01-Aug	Helen Glover Esme Booth Sam Redgrave Rebecca Shorten	Rowing	Women's four

		BRONZE
1	27-Jul	Yasmin Harper Scarlett Mew Jensen	Diving	Women's synchronised 3m springboard
2	28-Jul	Kimberley Woods	Canoeing	Women's K-1 canoe slalom
3	29-Jul	Laura Collett (London 52)	Equestrian	Individual eventing
4	31-Jul	Beth Potter	Triathlon	Women's event
5	31-Jul	Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix Lois Toulson	Diving	Women's synchronised 10m platform
6	01-Aug	Becky Wilde Mathilda Hodgkins-Byrne	Rowing	Women's double sculls
7	01-Aug	Oli Wilkes David Ambler Matt Aldridge Freddie Davidson	Rowing	Men's four

Paris 2024 Olympics sport-by-sport preview

ATHLETICS GB medal history Gold 55 Silver 83 Bronze 72 
Total Golds 48
Venue Stade de France (track and field), Pont d'Iena (race walk), Hotel de Ville/Les Invalides (marathon)
Events 25 track events (12 men's events, 12 women's events, one mixed event); 16 field events (eight men's events, event women's events); two combined events (men's decathlon, women's heptathlon); five road events (three men's events, two women's events)
Track finals

02-Aug	Men's 10000m
03-Aug	Mixed 4 x 400m relay
03-Aug	Women's 100m	Daryll Neita, Dina Asher-Smith, Imani-Lara Lansiquot
04-Aug	Men's 100m	Jeremiah Azu, Louie Hinchliffe, Zharnel Hughes
05-Aug	Women's 5000m
05-Aug	Women's 800m	Phoebe Gill, Keely Hodgkinson, Jemma Reekie
06-Aug	Men's 1500m	Neil Gourley, Josh Kerr, George Mills
06-Aug	Women's 3000m steeplechase	Lizzie Bird, Aimee Pratt
06-Aug	Women's 200m	Daryll Neita, Dina Asher-Smith, Bianca Williams
07-Aug	Men's 400m	Charlie Dobson, Matthew Hudson-Smith
07-Aug	Men's 3000m steeplechase
08-Aug	Women's 400m hurdles	Jessie Knight, Lina Nielsen
08-Aug	Men's 200m	Zharnel Hughes
08-Aug	Men's 110m hurdles	Tade Ojora
09-Aug	Women's 4 x 100m relay
09-Aug	Men's 4 x 100m relay
09-Aug	Women's 400m	Amber Anning, Laviai Nielsen, Victoria Ohuruogu
09-Aug	Women's 10000m	Megan Keith, Eilish McColgan
09-Aug	Men's 400m hurdles	Alastair Chalmers
10-Aug	Men's 800m	Max Burgin, Ben Pattison, Jake Wightman
10-Aug	Women's 100m hurdles	Cindy Sember
10-Aug	Men's 5000m	Patrick Dever, George Mills, Sam Atkin
10-Aug	Women's 1500m	Georgia Bell, Laura Muir, Revee Walcott-Nolan
10-Aug	Men's 4 x 400m relay
10-Aug	Women's 4 x 400m relay

Team GB relay squads

Mixed 4 x 400m relay TBC
Women's 4 x 100m relay Daryll Neita, Dina Asher-Smith, Imani-Lara Lansiquot, Bianca Williams, Amy Hunt, Desiree Henry
Men's 4 x 100m relay Jeremiah Azu, Louie Hinchliffe, Zharnel Hughes, Richard Kilty, Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake
Men's 4 x 400m relay Matthew Hudson-Smith, Charlie Dobson, Charlie Carvell, Lewis Davey, Ben Jefferies, Toby Harries, Alex Haydock-Wilson

Women's 4 x 400m relay Amber Anning, Laviai Nielsen, Victoria Ohuruogu, Yemi Mary John, Hannah Kelly, Jodie Williams, Nicole Yeargin
Field finals and combined events

03-Aug	Men's shot put	Scott Lincoln
03-Aug	Women's triple jump
02-03-Aug	Men's decathlon
04-Aug	Women's high jump	Morgan Lake
04-Aug	Men's hammer throw
05-Aug	Men's pole vault
05-Aug	Women's discus throw
06-Aug	Women's hammer throw
06-Aug	Men's long jump	Jacob Fincham-Dukes
07-Aug	Women's pole vault	Molly Caudery, Holly Bradshaw
07-Aug	Men's discus throw	Nick Percy, Lawrence Okoye
08-Aug	Women's long jump
08-Aug	Men's javelin throw
09-Aug	Women's shot put
09-Aug	Men's triple jump
08-09-Aug	Women's heptathlon	Katarina Johnson-Thompson, Jade O'Dowda
10-Aug	Men's high jump
10-Aug	Women's javelin throw

Road events

01-Aug	Men's 20km walk	Callum Wilkinson
01-Aug	Women's 20km walk
07-Aug	Mixed 35km walk relay
10-Aug	Men's marathon	Emile Cairess, Mahamed Mahamed, Philip Sesemann
11-Aug	Women's marathon	Rose Harvey, Calli Hauger-Thackery, Charlotte Purdue

SWIMMING GB medal history Gold 20 Silver 29 Bronze 30

Total Golds 35
Venue Paris La Defense Arena
Events 18 men's events, 18 women's events and one mixed event (six freestyle, two backstroke, two breaststroke, two butterfly, two individual medleys, two freestyle relays, one mixed medley relay)
Finals

27-Jul	Men's 400m freestyle	Kieran Bird
27-Jul	Women's 400m freestyle
27-Jul	Women's 4 x 100m freestyle relay	Freya Colbert-Freya Anderson-Eva Okaro- Anna Hopkin
27-Jul	Men's 4 x 100m freestyle relay	Matt Richards-Duncan Scott-Tom Dean-Alexander Cohoon-Jacob Whittle
28-Jul	Men's 400m individual medley	Max Litchfield
28-Jul	Women's 100m butterfly	Keanna Macinnes
28-Jul	Men's 100m breaststroke	Adam Peaty, James Wilby
29-Jul	Women's 400m individual medley	Freya Colbert, Katie Shanahan
29-Jul	Men's 200m freestyle	Matt Richards, Duncan Scott
29-Jul	Men's 100m backstroke	Oliver Morgan, Jonathon Marshall
29-Jul	Women's 100m breaststroke	Angharad Evans
29-Jul	Women's 200m freestyle
30-Jul	Women's 100m backstroke	Kathleen Dawson, Medi Harris
30-Jul	Men's 800m freestyle
30-Jul	Men's 4 x 200m freestyle relay	Matt Richards-Duncan Scott-Tom Dean-James Guy-Jack McMillan
31-Jul	Women's 100m freestyle	Anna Hopkin
31-Jul	Men's 200m butterfly
31-Jul	Women's 1500m freestyle
31-Jul	Men's 200m breaststroke
31-Jul	Men's 100m freestyle	Matt Richards, Jacob Whittle
01-Aug	Women's 200m butterfly	Keanna Macinnes, Laura Stephens
01-Aug	Men's 200m backstroke	Oliver Morgan, Luke Greenbank
01-Aug	Women's 200m breaststroke
01-Aug	Women's 4 x 200m freestyle relay	Freya Colbert-Abbie Wood-Medi Harris-Lucy Hope
02-Aug	Women's 200m backstroke	Honey Osrin, Katie Shanahan
02-Aug	Men's 200m individual medley	Duncan Scott, Tom Dean
02-Aug	Men's 50m freestyle	Ben Proud, Alexander Cohoon
03-Aug	Men's 100m butterfly	James Guy
03-Aug	Women's 200m individual medley	Abbie Wood, Freya Colbert
03-Aug	Women's 800m freestyle
03-Aug	Mixed team 4 x 100m medley relay	Kathleen Dawson-Oliver Morgan-Adam Peaty- Keanna Macinnes-Joe Litchfield-Anna Hopkin- Matt Richards
04-Aug	Women's 50m freestyle	Anna Hopkin
04-Aug	Men's 1500m freestyle	Daniel Jervis
04-Aug	Men's 4 x 100m medley relay	Oliver Morgan-Adam Peaty-Joe Litchfield- Matt Richards
04-Aug	Women's 4 x 100m medley relay	Kathleen Dawson-Angharad Evans-Keanna Macinnes-Anna Hopkin

ARCHERY GB medal history Gold 2 Silver 2 Bronze 5 
Total Golds 5
Venue Les Invalides
Events Men's individual and team; Women's individual and team; Mixed team
Finals

28-Jul	Women's team	Megan Havers-Penny Healey-Bryony Pitman
29-Jul	Men's team	Connor Hall-Tom Hall-Alex Wise
02-Aug	Mixed team	Alex Wise-Bryony Pitman
03-Aug	Women's individual	Megan Havers, Penny Healey, Bryony Pitman
04-Aug	Men's individual	Connor Hall, Tom Hall, Alex Wise

BADMINTON GB medal history Gold 0 Silver 1 Bronze 2
Total Golds 5
Venue Porte de la Chapelle Arena
Events Men's singles, men's doubles; Women's singles, women's doubles; Mixed doubles
Finals

02-Aug	Mixed doubles
03-Aug	Women's doubles
04-Aug	Men's doubles	Ben Lane-Sean Vendy
05-Aug	Women's singles	Kirsty Gilmour
05-Aug	Men's singles

BASKETBALL GB medal history No previous medals
Total Golds 4
Venue Pierre Mauroy Stadium, Lille (5 x 5 group stage), Bercy Arena (5 x 5 finals); Place de la Concorde (3 x 3 competition)
Events Men's 5 x 5 competition (12 teams in three groups), men's 3 x 3 competition (8 teams in one group); Women's 5 x 5 competition (12 teams in three groups), women's 3 x 3 competition (8 teams in one group)
Groups and finals

Group A	Women: Serbia, Spain, China, Puerto Rico
Group B	Women: Canada, Nigeria, Australia, France
Group C	Women: Germany, United States, Japan, Belgium
3 x 3 Group	Women: China, United States, France, Germany, Canada, Spain, Azerbaijan, Australia
Group A	Men: Australia, Greece, Canada, Spain
Group B	Men: France, Germany, Japan, Brazil
Group C	Men: Serbia, South Sudan, Puerto Rico, United States
3 x 3 Group	Men: Serbia, United States, Lithuania, China, Netherlands, France, Latvia, Poland
05-Aug	Women's 3 x 3 competition finals
05-Aug	Men's 3 x 3 competition finals
10-Aug	Men's 5 x 5 competition finals
11-Aug	Women's 5 x 5 competition finals

BEACH VOLLEYBALL GB medal history No previous medals

Total Golds 2
Venue Eiffel Tower Stadium
Events Men's competition (24 pairs), women's competition (24 pairs)
Finals

09-Aug	Women's event
10-Aug	Men's event

BOXING GB medal history Gold 20 Silver 15 Bronze 27

Total Golds 13
Venue Arena Paris Nord (preliminary stages), Rolland Garros (finals)
Events Seven men's events (various weights); six women's events (various weights)
Finals

06-Aug	Women's lightweight (60kg)
07-Aug	Men's lightweight (63.5kg)
07-Aug	Men's middleweight (80kg)
08-Aug	Women's bantamweight (54kg)	Charley Davison
08-Aug	Men's flyweight (51kg)
09-Aug	Women's flyweight (50kg)
09-Aug	Women's welterweight (66kg)	Rosie Eccles
09-Aug	Men's welterweight (71kg)	Lewis Richardson
09-Aug	Men's heavyweight (92kg)	Patrick Brown
10-Aug	Women's featherweight (57kg)
10-Aug	Women's middleweight (75kg)	Chantelle Reid
10-Aug	Men's featherweight (57kg)
10-Aug	Men's super heavyweight (+92kg)	Delicious Orie

BREAKING GB medal history New event

Total Golds 2
Venue Place de la Concorde
Events Boy's competition (16 competitors), girl's competition (16 competitors)
Finals

09-Aug	Girl's event
10-Aug	Boy's event

CANOE - SLALOM GB medal history Gold 2 Silver 7 Bronze 1

Total Golds 6
Venue National Olympic Nautical Stadium of Ile-de-France
Events Men's C-1, Men's K-1, Men's kayak cross, Women's C-1, Women's K-1, Women's kayak cross
Finals

28-Jul	Women's K-1	Kimberley Woods
29-Jul	Men's C-1	Adam Burgess
31-Jul	Women's C-1	Mallory Franklin
01-Aug	Men's K-1	Joe Clarke
05-Aug	Women's kayak cross	Adam Burgess-Joe Clarke
05-Aug	Men's kayak cross	Mallory Franklin-Kimberley Woods

CANOE - SPRINT GB medal history Gold 3 Silver 1 Bronze 5

Total Golds 10
Venue National Olympic Nautical Stadium of Ile-de-France
Events Men's C-1 1000m, Men's C-2 500m, Men's K-1 1000m, Men's K-2 500m, Men's K-4 500m; Women's C-1 200m, Women's C-2 500m, Women's K-1 500m, Women's K-2 500m, Women's K-4 500m
Finals

08-Aug	Men's C-2 500m
08-Aug	Women's K-4 500m
08-Aug	Men's K-4 500m
09-Aug	Women's C-2 500m
09-Aug	Women's K-2 500m
09-Aug	Men's K-2 500m
09-Aug	Men's C-1 1000m
10-Aug	Women's K-1 500m
10-Aug	Men's K-1 1000m
10-Aug	Women's C-1 200m

CLIMBING GB medal history No previous medals

Total Golds 4
Venue Le Bourget Sport Climbing Venue
Events Men's speed competition, men's boulder-and-lead combined; Women's speed competition, women's boulder-and-lead combined
Finals

07-Aug	Women's speed competition
08-Aug	Men's speed competition
09-Aug	Men's boulder-and-lead combined	Hamish McArthur, Tony Roberts
10-Aug	Women's boulder-and-lead combined	Erin McNeice, Molly Thompson-Smith

CYCLING - ROAD GB medal history Gold 2 Silver 8 Bronze 6

Total Golds 4
Venue Pont d'Iena (road race), Les Invalides-Pont Alexandre III (time trial)
Events Men's road race, men's time trial; Women's road race, women's time trial
Finals

27-Jul	Women's time trial	Anna Henderson
27-Jul	Men's time trial	Ethan Hayter, Josh Tarling
03-Aug	Men's road race	Tom Pidcock, Josh Tarling, Stephen Williams, Fred Wright
04-Aug	Women's road race	Lizzie Deignan, Anna Henderson, Pfeiffer Georgi, Anna Morris

CYCLING - BMX, MOUNTAIN BIKE GB medal history Gold 2 Silver 1 Bronze 0

Total Golds 6
Venue Velodrome de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (BMX racing), Place de la Concorde (BMX freestyle); Elancourt Hill (mountain biking)
Events Men's BMX freestyle, men's BMX racing, men's mountain bike cross-country; Women's BMX freestyle, Women's BMX racing, Women's mountain bike cross-country
Finals

28-Jul	Women's mountain bike cross-country	Ella Maclean-Howell, Evie Richards
29-Jul	Men's mountain bike cross-country	Charlie Aldridge, Tom Pidcock
31-Jul	Women's BMX freestyle	Charlotte Worthington
31-Jul	Men's BMX freestyle	Kieran Reilly
02-Aug	Men's BMX racing	Kye Whyte
02-Aug	Women's BMX racing	Ben Shriever

CYCLING - TRACK GB medal history Gold 33 Silver 25 Bronze 20 (lead nation)

Total Golds 12
Venue Velodrome de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines
Events Men and women's events in the following categories: Keirin, Omnium, Madison, Sprint, Team sprint, Team pursuit
Finals

05-Aug	Women's Team sprint	Sophie Capewell-Emma Finucane- Katy Marchant
06-Aug	Men's Team sprint	Jack Carlin-Ed Lowe-Hamish Turnbull
07-Aug	Men's Team pursuit	Dan Bigham-Ethan Hayer-Charlie Tanfield- Ethan Vernon-Oliver Wood
07-Aug	Women's Team pursuit	Elinor Barker-Neah Evans-Josie Knight- Anna Morris-Jess Roberts
08-Aug	Women's Keirin
08-Aug	Men's Omnium	Ethan Hayter
09-Aug	Women's Madison	Elinor Barker-Neah Evans
09-Aug	Men's Sprint	Jack Carlin, Hamish Turnbull
10-Aug	Men's Madison	Ethan Hayter-Oliver Wood
11-Aug	Men's Keirin	Jack Carlin, Hamish Turnbull
11-Aug	Women's Sprint
11-Aug	Women's Omnium

DIVING GB medal history Gold 2 Silver 3 Bronze 8

Total Golds 8
Venue Paris Aquatic Centre
Events Men and women's events in the following categories: 3m springboard, 10m platform, synchronised 3m springboard, synchronised 10m platform
Finals

27-Jul	Women's synchronised 3m springboard	Yasmin Harper-Scarlett Mew Jensen
29-Jul	Men's synchronised 10m platform	Tom Daley-Noah Williams
31-Jul	Women's synchronised 10m platform	Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix-Lois Toulson
02-Aug	Men's synchronised 3m springboard	Anthony Harding-Jack Laugher
06-Aug	Women's 10m platform	Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix, Lois Toulson
08-Aug	Men's 3m springboard	Jack Laugher, Jordan Houlden
09-Aug	Women's 3m springboard	Yasmin Harper, Grace Reid
10-Aug	Men's 10m platform	Noah Williams, Kyle Kothari

EQUESTRIAN GB medal history Gold 13 Silver 12 Bronze 15

Total Golds 6
Venue Versailles Palace
Events Individual and team events in dressage, jumping, and eventing
Finals

29-Jul	Team eventing	Rosalind Canter-Laura Collett-Tom McEwen
29-Jul	Individual eventing	Rosalind Canter, Laura Collett, Tom McEwen
02-Aug	Team jumping	Scott Brash-Harry Charles-Ben Maher
03-Aug	Team dressage Grand Prix special	Becky Moody-Carl Hester-Lottie Fry
04-Aug	Individual dressage Grand Prix freestyle	Becky Moody, Carl Hester, Lottie Fry
06-Aug	Individual jumping	Scott Brash, Harry Charles, Ben Maher

Horses
Eventing Lordship Graffalo (Rosalind Canter), London 52 (Laura Collett), JL Dublin (Tom McEwen)

Dressage Jagerbomb (Becky Moody), Fame (Carl Hester), Glamourdalec (Lottie Fry)

Jumping Hello Jefferson (Scott Brash), Romeo 88 (Harry Charles), Point Break (Ben Maher)

FENCING GB medal history Gold 1 Silver 8 Bronze 0

Total Golds 12
Venue Grand Palais
Events Men's individual épée, individual foil, individual sabre, team épée, team foil, and team sabre; Women's individual épée, individual foil, individual sabre, team épée, team foil, and team sabre
Finals

27-Jul	Women's individual épée
27-Jul	Men's individual sabre
28-Jul	Women's individual foil
28-Jul	Men's individual épée
29-Jul	Women's individual sabre
29-Jul	Men's individual foil
30-Jul	Women's team épée
31-Jul	Men's team sabre
01-Aug	Women's team foil
02-Aug	Men's team épée
03-Aug	Women's team sabre
04-Aug	Men's team foul

FOOTBALL GB medal history Gold 3 Silver 0 Bronze 0

Total Golds 2
Venue Parc des Princes (gold medal finals)
Events Men's competition (16 teams), women's competition (12 teams)
Groups and finals

Group A	Men: France, United States, Guinea, New Zealand
Group B	Men: Argentina, Morocco, Iraq, Ukraine
Group C	Men: Uzbekistan, Spain, Egypt, Dominican Republic
Group D	Men: Japan, Paraguay, Mali, Israel
Group A	Women: France, Colombia, Canada, New Zealand
Group B	Women: United States, Zambia, Germany, Australia
Group C	Women: Spain, Japan, Nigeria, Brazil
08-09-Aug	Men's finals
09-10-Aug	Women's finals

GOLF GB medal history Gold 1 Silver 1 Bronze 1

Total Golds 2
Venue Le Golf National
Events Men's individual (72 holes stroke play), Women's individual (72 holes stroke play)

01-04-Aug	Men's event	Matt Fitzpatrick, Tommy Fleetwood
07-10-Aug	Women's event	Georgia Hall, Charley Hull

GYMNASTICS - ARTISTIC GB medal history Gold 3 Silver 3 Bronze 10

Total Golds 14
Venue Bercy Arena
Events Men's team all-round, men's individual all-round, men's floor, men's pommel horse, men's rings, men's vault, men's parallel bars, men's horizontal bars; Women's team all-round, women's individual all-round, women's floor, women's vault, women's uneven bars, women's balance beam
Finals

29-Jul	Men's team all-round	Joe Fraser, Harry Hepworth, Jake Jarman, Luke Whitehouse, Max Whitlock, James Hall (reserve)
30-Jul	Women's team all-round	Becky Downie, Ruby Evans, Georgia-Mae Fenton, Alice Kinsella, Abigail Martin
31-Jul	Men's team individual all-round
01-Aug	Women's individual all-round
03-Aug	Men's floor
03-Aug	Women's vault
03-Aug	Men's pommel horse
04-Aug	Men's rings
04-Aug	Women's uneven bars
04-Aug	Men's vault
05-Aug	Men's parallel bars
05-Aug	Women's balance beam
05-Aug	Men's horizontal bars
05-Aug	Women's floor

GYMNASTICS - RHYTHMIC, TRAMPOLINE GB medal history (rhythmic) No previous medals GB medal history (trampoline) Gold 0 Silver 1 Bronze 1
Total Golds 4
Venue Porte de la Chapelle Arena (rhythmic), Bercy Arena (trampoline)
Events Women's individual all-round, women's group all-round (rhythmic); men's event, women's event (trampoline)
Finals 

02-Aug	Women's trampoline	Bryony Page, Isabelle Songhurst
02-Aug	Men's trampoline	Zak Perzamanos
09-Aug	Women's individual all-round
10-Aug	Women's group all-round

HANDBALL GB medal history No previous medals

Total Golds 2
Venues South Paris Arena 6 (group stage), Pierre Mauroy Stadium, Lille (finals) 
Events Men's competition (12 teams), women's competition (12 teams)
Groups and finals

Group A	Men: Spain, Croatia, Germany, Slovenia, Sweden, Japan
Group B	Men: Denmark, Norway, Hungary, France, Egypt, Argentina
Group A	Women: Norway, Germany, Slovenia, Sweden, Denmark, South Korea
Group B	Women: Hungary, Netherlands, Spain, France, Brazil, Angola
10-Aug	Women's finals
11-Aug	Men's finals

HOCKEY GB medal history Gold 4 Silver 2 Bronze 7

Total Golds 2
Venue Stade Yves-du-Manoir
Events Men's competition (12 teams), women's competition (12 teams)
Groups and finals

Group A	Men: Netherlands, Germany, Great Britain, Spain, France, South Africa
Group B	Men: Belgium, India, Australia, Argentina, New Zealand, Ireland
Group A	Women: Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Japan, China, France
Group B	Women: Australia, Argentina, Great Britain, Spain, United States, South Africa
08-Aug	Men's finals
09-Aug	Women's finals

* Men 
Goalkeeper Ollie Payne 

Defenders Nick Park, Jack Waller, David Ames (c), James Albery, Liam Sanford, Connor Williamson, Gareth Furlong 
Midfielders Jacob Draper, Zachary Wallace, Phil Roper, David Goodfield, Lee Morton 
Forwards Rupert Shipperley, Sam Ward, Will Calnan 
Coach Paul Revington

* Women
Goalkeeper Miram Pritchard 
Defenders Anna Toman, Amy Costello, Giselle Ansley, Hollie Pearne-Webb (c) 
Midfielders Laura Roper, Sarah Jones, Tessa Howard, Fiona Crackles, Sophie Hamilton, Lily Owsley, Flora Peel 
Forwards Hannah French, Sarah Robertson, Charlotte Watson, Isabelle Petter 
Coach David Ralph

JUDO GB medal history Gold 0 Silver 8 Bronze 12

Total Golds 15
Venue Grand Palais Ephemere
Events Seven men's events (various weights); seven women's events (various weights); one mixed team event
Finals

27-Jul	Men's extra-lightweight (60kg)
27-Jul	Women's extra-lightweight (48kg)
28-Jul	Men's half-lightweight (66kg)
28-Jul	Women's half-lightweight (52kg)	Chelsie Giles
29-Jul	Men's lightweight (73kg)
29-Jul	Women's lightweight (57kg)	Lele Nairne
30-Jul	Men's half-middleweight (81kg)
30-Jul	Women's half-middleweight (63kg)	Lucy Renshall
31-Jul	Men's middleweight (90kg)
31-Jul	Women's middleweight (70kg)	Jemima Yeats-Brown
01-Aug	Men's half-heavyweight (100kg)
01-Aug	Women's half-heavyweight (78kg)	Emma Reid
02-Aug	Men's heavyweight (+100kg)
02-Aug	Women's heavyweight (+78kg)
03-Aug	Mixed team event

MODERN PENTATHLON GB medal history Gold 4 Silver 2 Bronze 3

Total Golds 2
Venue Versailles Palace (except fencing rounds at North Paris Arena)
Events Men's individual event and women's individual event over five disciplines: pistol shooting, épée fencing, 200m freestyle swimming, show jumping, 3.2km cross-country run
Finals

08-10-Aug	Men's event	Joe Choong, Charlie Brown
08-11-Aug	Women's event	Kerenza Bryson, Kate French

ROWING GB medal history Gold 31 Silver 25 Bronze 14
Total Golds 14
Venue National Olympic Nautical Stadium of Ile-de-France
Events Men's single sculls, pair, double sculls, lightweight double sculls, quadruple sculls, four, eight; Women's single sculls, pair, double sculls, lightweight double sculls, quadruple sculls, four, eight
Finals

31-Jul	Men's quadruple sculls	Tom Barras, Callum Dixon, Matt Haywood, Graeme Thomas
31-Jul	Women's quadruple sculls	Lauren Henry, Hannah Scott, Lola Anderson, Georgie Brayshaw
01-Aug	Women's double sculls	Becky Wilde, Mathilda Hodgkins-Byrne
01-Aug	Men's double sculls
01-Aug	Women's four	Helen Glover, Esme Booth, Sam Redgrave, Rebecca Shorten
01-Aug	Men's four	Oli Wilkes, David Ambler, Matt Aldridge, Freddie Davidson
02-Aug	Men's pair	Ollie Wynne-Griffith, Tom George
02-Aug	Women's pair	Chloe Brew, Rebecca Edwards
02-Aug	Men's lightweight double sculls
02-Aug	Women's lightweight double sculls	Emily Craig, Imogen Grant
03-Aug	Women's single sculls
03-Aug	Men's single sculls
03-Aug	Women's eight	Heidi Long, Rowan McKellar, Holly Dunford, Emily Ford, Lauren Irwin, Eve Stewart, Hattie Taylor, Annie Campbell-Orde, Henry Fieldman (cox)
03-Aug	Men's eight	Sholto Carnegie, Rory Gibbs, Morgan Bolding, Jacob Dawson, Charlie Elwes, Tom Digby, James Rudkin, Tom Ford, Harry Brightmore (cox)

RUGBY SEVENS GB medal history Gold 0 Silver 3 Bronze 0

Total Golds 2
Venue Stade de France
Events Men's competition (12 teams), women's competition (12 teams)
Group and finals

Group A	Men: New Zealand, Ireland, South Africa, Japan
Group B	Men: Argentina, Australia, Samoa, Kenya
Group C	Men: Fiji, France, United States, Uruguay
Group A	Women: New Zealand, Fiji, Canada, China
Group B	Women: Australia, Ireland, Great Britain, South Africa
Group C	Women: France, United States, Japan, Brazil
24-27-Jul	Men's competition
28-30-Jul	Women's competition

* Women
Squad Amy Wilson-Hardy, Ellie Boatman, Ellie Kildunne, Emma Uren (c), Grace Crompton, Heather Cowell, Isla Norman-Bell, Jade Shekells, Jasmine Joyce, Lauren Torley, Lisa Thomson, Megan Jones
Reserves Abi Burton (reserve), Kayleigh Powell (reserve)
Coach Nick Wakley

SAILING GB medal history Gold 31 Silver 21 Bronze 12 (lead nation)

Total Golds 10
Venue Marseille Marina
Events Men's classes: IQFoil, Formula Kite, ILCA7, 49er; Women's classes: IQFoil, Formula Kite, ILCA6, 49erFX; Mixed classes: 470, Nacra 17
Medal races

01-Aug	Men's 49er	James Peters, Fynn Sterritt
01-Aug	Women's 49erFX	Freya Black, Saskia Tidey
02-Aug	Women's IQFoil	Emma Wilson
02-Aug	Men's IQFoil	Sam Sills
06-Aug	Women's ILCA6	Hannah Snellgrove
06-Aug	Men's ILCA7	Michael Beckett
07-Aug	Mixed Nacra 17	John Gimson-Anna Burnet
07-Aug	Mixed 470	Chris Grube-Vita Heathcote
08-Aug	Men's Formula Kite	Connor Bainbridge
08-Aug	Women's Formula Kite	Ellie Aldridge

SHOOTING GB medal history Gold 13 Silver 15 Bronze 19

Total Golds 15
Venue National Shooting Centre, Chateauroux
Events Six men's events (two each in the disciplines of rifle, pistol, and shotgun); Six women's events (two each in the disciplines of rifle, pistol, and shotgun); Three mixed events (one each in the disciplines of rifle, pistol, and shotgun) 

Finals

27-Jul	Mixed 10m air rifle team	Michael Bargeron
28-Jul	Men's 10m air pistol
28-Jul	Women's 10m air pistol
29-Jul	Men's 10m air rifle
29-Jul	Women's 10m air rifle	Seonaid McIntosh
30-Jul	Mixed 10m air pistol team	Michael Bargeron-Seonaid McIntosh
30-Jul	Men's trap	Matthew Coward-Holley, Nathan Hales
31-Jul	Women's trap	Lucy Hall
01-Aug	Men's 50m rifle three positions	Michael Bargeron
02-Aug	Women's 50m rifle three positions	Seonaid McIntosh
03-Aug	Women's 25m pistol
03-Aug	Men's skeet
04-Aug	Women's skeet	Amber Rutter
05-Aug	Men's 25m rapid pistol
05-Aug	Mixed skeet team

SKATEBOARDING GB medal history Gold 0 Silver 0 Bronze 1

Total Golds 4
Venue Place de la Concorde
Events Men's street, men's park; Women's street, women's park
Finals

27-Jul	Men's street
28-Jul	Women's street
06-Aug	Women's park	Sky Brown, Lola Tambling
07-Aug	Men's park	Andy Macdonald

SURFING GB medal history No previous medals

Total Golds 2
Venue Teahupo'o reef pass, Tahiti, French Polynesia
Events Men's shortboard; Women's shortboard
Finals

31-Jul	Men's shortboard
31-Jul	Women's shortboard

SWIMMING - ARTISTIC (SYNCHRONISED) GB medal history No previous medals
Total Golds 2
Venue Paris Aquatic Centre
Events Women's duet, Mixed team
Finals

05-07-Aug	Women's duet	Kate Shortman-Isabelle Thorpe
09-10-Aug	Mixed team

SWIMMING - OPEN WATER GB medal history Gold 0 Silver 2 Bronze 1

Total Golds 2
Venue Pont Alexandre III/River Seine
Events Men's competition, women's competition
Finals

08-Aug	Women's 10km	Leah Crisp
09-Aug	Men's 10km	Hector Pardoe, Tobias Robinson

TABLE TENNIS GB medal history No previous medals

Total Golds 5
Venue Paris Expo Porte de Versailles
Events Men's singles, men's team; Women's singles, women's team; Mixed doubles
Finals

30-Jul	Mixed doubles
03-Aug	Women's singles	Anna Hursey
04-Aug	Men's singles	Liam Pitchford
09-Aug	Men's team
10-Aug	Women's team

TAEKWONDO GB medal history Gold 2 Silver 3 Bronze 4

Total Golds 8
Venue Grand Palais
Events Four men's events (various weights); four women's events (various weights)
Finals

07-Aug	Women's flyweight (49kg)
07-Aug	Men's flyweight (58kg)
08-Aug	Women's featherweight (57kg)	Jade Jones
08-Aug	Men's featherweight (68kg)	Bradley Sinden
09-Aug	Women's middleweight (67kg)
09-Aug	Men's middleweight (80kg)	Caden Cunningham
10-Aug	Women's heavyweight (+67kg)	Rebecca McGowan
10-Aug	Men's heavyweight (+80kg)

TENNIS GB medal history Gold 17 Silver 14 Bronze 12

Total Golds 5
Venue Rolland Garros
Events Men's singles, men's doubles; Women's singles, women's doubles; Mixed doubles
Finals

02-Aug	Mixed doubles	Joe Salisbury-Heather Watson
02-03-Aug	Women's singles	Katie Boulter
02-03-Aug	Men's doubles	Joe Salisbury-Neal Skupski, Andy Murray-Dan Evans
03-04-Aug	Men's singles	Jack Draper, Dan Evans, Cameron Norrie
04-Aug	Women's doubles	Katie Boulter-Heather Watson

TRIATHLON GB medal history Gold 3 Silver 3 Bronze 2 (lead nation)

Total Golds 3
Venue Port Alexandre III/River Seine
Events Men's individual competition (1.5km swim, 40km cycle, 10km run); Women's individual competition (1.5km swim, 40km cycle, 10km run); Mixed relay (teams of four, 1.2km swim, 8km cycle, 2km run)

Finals

30-Jul	Men's event	Sam Dickinson, Alex Yee
31-Jul	Women's event	Beth Potter, Georgia Taylor-Brown, Kate Waugh
05-Aug	Mixed relay	Sam Dickinson-Georgia Taylor-Brown-Alex Yee-Beth Potter

VOLLEYBALL GB medal history No previous medals
Total Golds 2
Venue South Paris Arena 1
Events Men's competition (12 teams), women's competition (12 teams)
Groups and finals

Group A	Men: France, Slovenia, Canada, Serbia
Group B	Men: Poland, Italy, Egypt, Brazil
Group C	Men: Japan, United States, Argentina, Germany
Group A	Women: France, United States, China, Serbia
Group B	Women: Brazil, Poland, Japan, Kenya
Group C	Women: Italy, Turkey, Netherlands, Dominican Republic
20-Aug	Women's finals
21-Aug	Men's finals

WATER POLO GB medal history Gold 3 Silver 0 Bronze 0
Total Golds 2
Venue Paris Aquatics Centre (group stages), Paris La Defense Arena (finals)
Events Men's competition (12 teams), women's competition (10 teams)
Groups and finals

Group A	Men: Croatia, Italy, Romania, Greece, United States, Montenegro
Group B	Men: Australia, Serbia, France, Hungary, Japan, Spain
Group A	Women: Hungary, Australia, Canada, China, Netherlands
Group B	Women: France, Greece, Italy, United States, Spain
09-10-Aug	Men's finals
10-11-Aug	Women's finals

WEIGHTLIFTING GB medal history Gold 1 Silver 4 Bronze 3

Total Golds 10
Venue Paris Expo Porte de Versailles
Events Five men's events (various weights); five women's events (various weights)
Finals

07-Aug	Men's 61kg
07-Aug	Women's 49kg
08-Aug	Women's 59kg
08-Aug	Men's 73kg
09-Aug	Men's 89kg
09-Aug	Women's 71kg
10-Aug	Men's 102kg
10-Aug	Women's 81kg
10-Aug	Men's +102kg
11-Aug	Women's +81kg	Emily Campbell

WRESTLING - FREESTYLE GB medal history Gold 3 Silver 4 Bronze 10

Total Golds 12
Venue Grand Palais Ephemere
Events Six men's events (various weights); six women's events (various weights)
Finals

06-Aug	Women's 68kg
07-Aug	Women's 50kg
08-Aug	Women's 53kg
09-Aug	Men's 57kg
09-Aug	Men's 86kg
09-Aug	Women's 57kg
10-Aug	Men's 74kg
10-Aug	Men's 125kg
10-Aug	Women's 62kg
11-Aug	Men's 65kg
11-Aug	Men's 97kg
11-Aug	Women's 76kg

WRESTLING - GRECO-ROMAN GB medal history No previous medals

Total Golds 6
Venue Grand Palais Ephemere
Events Six men's events (various weights)
Finals

06-Aug	Men's 60kg
06-Aug	Men's 130kg
07-Aug	Men's 77kg
07-Aug	Men's 97kg
08-Aug	Men's 67kg
08-Aug	Men's 87kg

There are no Team GB competitors at the Paris 2024 Olympics in the following sports: basketball, beach volleyball, breaking, fencing, football, handball, surfing, artistic swimming, volleyball, water polo or wrestling