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Including two golds — the first from dylan fletcher and stuart bithell getting first place in the men's 49er, then giles scott successfully defended his olympic finn title. and there was a silver for anna burnet and john gimson in the mixed nacra 17 class. jess softley was watching. team gb has never won gold in the men's 49er class until now. british pair dylan fletcher and stuart bithell were well placed for a medal but would need to get ahead of new zealand to keep their points up. it came down to a thrilling end with the kiwis back in third it was a dramatic race to the finish with germa...

The largest British delegation for an Olympics on foreign soil, Team GB also has more women than men for the first time at a Games

Mark Geenty20:42, Jul 30 2021 Phil Walter/Getty Images Another Olympic gold medal is looming into view for Kiwis Peter Burling and Blair Tuke. Few, if any yachties across the globe possess Peter Burling and Blair Tuke’s skill and sense of timing. The six-time 49er world champions, Rio 2016 gold medallists and America’s Cup winners sailed right into gold medal contention on Enoshima Yacht Harbour on Friday, as the Tokyo Olympics regatta reaches the business end amid a mixed regatta for the Kiwis. New Zealand’s sailing giants had third, sixth and second placings in three races to move t...

Olympics-Sailing-Hearn set for sailing gold, but tearful Rindom suffers blow Tokyo 2020 Olympics - Sailing - Women's Laser Radial - Opening Series - Enoshima Yacht Harbour - Tokyo, Japan - July 29, 2021. Anne-Marie Rindom of Denmark in action. REUTERS/Carlos Barria July 30, 2021 By Philip O’Connor ENOSHIMA, Japan (Reuters) -Australia’s Matt Hearn all but wrapped up the gold in the men’s Laser class on Friday but Denmark’s Anne-Marie Rindom made a costly error in the women’s Laser Radial category that dented her hopes of victory in Sunday’s medal race. Hearn has a 22-point lead ov...

Who are Team GB's athletes to watch Team GB is represented by its largest ever delegation for an Olympic Games on foreign soil, with 376 athletes and a further 22 reserve athletes competing across 26 sports at the Tokyo 2020 Games. It is second only to the 541 athletes selected for the London Olympics in 2012. For the first time in its 125-year history, Team GB has also taken more women than men to a summer Olympic Games. Of the 376 athletes selected, Team GB took 201 female (53.5%) and 175 male athletes (46.5%) to Tokyo thanks to impressive qualification performances from British female at...