Gymnastics: parallel bars men

1) Zou Jingyuan (China)
2) Lukas Dauser (Germany)
3) Ferhat Arican (Turkey)



Cycling: track teamsprint men

1) Netherlands
2) GB
3) France


Cycling: track team pursuit women

1) Germany
2) GB
3) USA

Gymnastics: balance beam women

1) Guan Chenchen (China)
2) Tang Xijing (China)
3) Simone Biles (USA)

The womens 800 m :worship:

…Team GB secure quick-fire double gold in sailing events…

Keeley, so emotional :love:

… Jason and Laura Kenny claim silver medals in first cycling races…

Boxing: men's 69kg

1) Roniel Iglesias (Cuba)
2) Pat McCormack (GB)
3) Walsh (Ireland) Zamkovoj (ROC-Russia)

Gymnastics: horizontal bar men

1) Daiki Hashimoto (Japan)
2) Tin Srbic (Croatia)
3) Nikita Nagornyi (ROC-Russia)


Wrestling: men 77kg greco-roman

1) Tamás Lorincz (Hungary)
2) Akzjol Machmudov (Kirgizstan)
3) Yabiku (Japan) Husejnov (Azerbaijan)


Wrestling: men 97kg greco-roman

1) Musa Yevlojev (ROC-Russia)
2) Artur Aleksanjan (Armenia)
3) Michalik (Poland) Saravi (Iran)

Wow and unexpected medal in the womens 800m and so close to getting a second one aswelk

gutted for Gemma, she was so close, but still a PB

I'm still surprised Kelly Holmes NR has gone o just didn't expect it

Athletics: 800m women

1) Athing Mu (USA)
2) Keely Hodgkinson (GB)
3) Raevyn Rogers (USA)


Athletics: hammer throw women

1) Anita Wlodarczyk (Poland)
2) Wang Zheng (China)
3) Malwina Kopron (Poland)

Athletics: 200m women

1) Elaine Thompson-Herah (Jamaica)
2) Christine Mboma (Namibia)
3) Gabrielle Thomas (USA)


Wrestling: women 68kg free style

1) Tamyra Stock Mensah (USA)
2) Blessing Oborududu (Nigeria)
3) Cherkasova (Ukraine) Sjumanazarova (Kirgizstan)

Athletics: Pole Vault men

1) Armand Duplantis (Sweden)
2) Christopher Nilsen (USA)
3) Thiago Braz (Brazil)


Weightlifting: men's 109kg

1) Akbar Djurajev (Uzbekistan)
2) Simon Martirosjan (Armenia)
3) Arturs Plesnieks (Latvia)

So in all the team events like Football or whatever .. does every member of the winning team ( 23?) get a Gold medal ?

What about the manager and the other staff members ?


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no medal events tomorrow

top 10 after 225 of 339 (totals only now)

1. China (69)
2. USA (73)
3. Japan (36)
4. Australia (33)
5. TeamGB (43)
6. ROC-Russia (51)
7. Germany (30)
8. France (24)
9. Netherlands (20)
10. South Korea (19)




fun fact, Netherlands have surpassed amount of medal total of Rio 2016 now, and only 5 to go till our record total of 25 (sydney 2000) soo very well on course

we certain have a boxing medal, Nouchka Fontijn but yet to be decided which one


Hockey ladies we have a good chance at least, since we are in stunning form


Sifan Hassan two more events, two more missions for her to go


and maybe some more at track cycling

I see that woman who used to be a man didn't do very well at the Olympic weight lifting. Her lift was ok but they reckon her snatch was rotten.

Our youngest ever Olympian Sky Brown became our youngest ever medalist winning Brinze in the skateboarding

Athletics: 400m hurdles women

1) Sydney McLaughlin (USA)
2) Dalilah Muhammad (USA)
3) Femke Bol (Netherlands)


Skateboarding: Park women

1) Sakura Yosozumi (Japan)
2) Kokona Hiraki (Japan)
3) Sky Brown (GB)


Sailing: 470 men

1) Belcher/Ryan (Australia)
2) Dahlberg/Bergstrom (Sweden)
3) Xammar/Rodriguez (Spain)


Swimming: 10km open water women

1) Ana Marcela Cunha (Brazil)
2) Sharon van Rouwendaal (Netherlands)
3) Kareena Lee (Australia)

Boxing: men 81kg

1) Arlen Lopez (Cuba)
2) Benjamin Whittaker (GB)
3) Chatajev (ROC-Russia) Alfonso (Azerbaijan)


Sailing: 470 women

1) Mills/McIntyre (GB)
2) Skrzypulec/Ogar (Poland)
3) Lecointre/Retornaz (France)

He injured his ankle while celebrating his win so couldn't fight for a silver or Gold :facepalm: :laugh:

we saw that last night, we were like ffs :laugh:

Katrina JT :sad:


Individual Gold for Ben Meyers and Explosion V in the showing jumping beating the Neds

eh?

We have never won a gold on day 12 until we took home 2 today