Charlotte Worthington And Max Whitlock Won The Gold Medal On The 9th Day After Playing In Olympics 2020.

The British team also made history in swimming, winning the men's 4x100m medal relay for their eighth swimming medal. Duncan Scott was part of a quartet consisting of Adam Pity, Luke Greenbank, and James Guy, which won the US title. The 24-year-old, who signed gold and three silver medals, has now won more awards at the Olympics than any other British athlete.

Worthington fell on his first run in a dramatic BMX final but made a groundbreaking 360-degree turn on the second, scoring 97.50 points. Declan Brooks went on to take bronze in the men's race and take Britain's fourth BMX medal. Britain's Ben Whitaker also secured at least one silver medal by defeating Imam Chatayev of the Russian Olympic Committee and reaching the 81kg final on Tuesday.

Pat McCormack will also be fighting for gold in the men's welterweight division after Ireland's Aidan Walsh crashed out of the semifinals with an ankle injury. At the same time.

The GB sail team guarantees two more medals for the bronze that has been won.

John Gimson and Anna Burnett finished second in the mixed class Nakra 17 in the other race, while reigning champion Giles Scott led the Finnish men's style and cannot fall below third place.

Max Whitlock Win the Gold medal

The 28-year-old was nervous at the time but had done enough to take the third Olympic gold of his career and second place in horses. Together with two world championships, this made her the most successful gymnast of all time at the event. He is also the seventh British athlete to win at least six Olympic medals after Scott also appeared in swimming the previous Sunday.

They are after Steve Redgrave and Charlotte Dujardin, while only Bradley Wiggins (eight) and Chris Hoy and Jason Kenny (both seven) have more. "I feel totally at a loss for words, I can't even describe the feeling, and I feel completely overwhelmed - it just feels unreal," Whitlock said. "The England team did an incredible job. The gold medals are flowing, and I want to do the same.

Worthington said he tried to develop a "big banger trick" to deliver Olympic gold, but the unprecedented 360-degree reversal left him on the ground during the first run. Without any worries, the 25-year-old continued her stride in the second round and became the first woman in the race to achieve it with a score of 97.50.

"It's amazing," said Worthington, who watched four of his rivals - including the grumpy American Hannah Roberts - fail to take his brand. I haven't done this trick in a long time, but we were trying to find that big bang trick, and when we did, we thought, "This is it." If it weren't for Hannah Roberts, we wouldn't have made it this far. "