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So, having won both of our matches against Team Korea,
we’re through to the next stage of the match racing
series, the quarter finals. Clearly we’re very pleased,
but that was a day like no other so far. I think I’m still
trying to take it all in.
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A nationwide grassroots campaign to capture the once in a
lifetime opportunity of hosting the Olympic Games in the UK
will see 5,000 events happen across the UK as part of
building the sporting and volunteering legacy from London
2012.
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So that's it, the flame has flickered and been extinguished
and all we are left with are memories, but indelible
memories and a greater sense of pride and purpose today.
We Brits are not big on self-congratulations and
nationalistic pride. We're more comfortable with our
self-deprecation and cycnicism.
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Olympic medallists Sir Chris Hoy, Jessica Ennis, Victoria
Pendleton, Louis Smith and Pete Reed are joined by a number
of other athletes from Team GB in their own version of
Queen's 'Don't Stop Me Now' - celebrating the success of
London 2012.
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Double Olympic gold medallist Pete Reed has committed
himself to four more years to the 2016 Games in Rio de
Janeiro and now has to persuade his long-term partner Andy
Triggs Hodge to do the same in a bid to become the third
most successful British Olympic rower of all time behind Sir
Steve Redgrave...
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Alistair Brownlee has revealed that he planned to stop short
of the triathlon finish line in London ’s Hyde Park last
week to wait for brother Jonny for a fraternal embrace
before completing the 10,000 metre final leg of the race
just a metre ahead.
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This London Olympic Games has been fortunate enough to
witness some incredible moments and some breathtaking
competition.
But, when the Games is reviewed, one race is certain to
stand out from all others.
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Now that Sir Chris Hoy has bagged six golds and a silver at
the Olympics and the soon to be "Sir" Bradley Wiggins has
four golds, a silver and two bronzes to his name the
statistics argue that one of these two, and it is Hoy due
to his golds, is now the greatest British Olympian...
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As I watch from my hotel room in Dubai I am filled with
immense pride as Team GB dominate in the medals table. The
television channels haven’t provided me with much coverage
but my Arabic is certainly improving.
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Equestrain has been the unexpected star turn of Great
Britain's gold rush this week, with team titles arriving
thick and fast in showjumping and dressage.
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Check out Olympic gold winning pair Jessica Ennis and Pete
Reed talking about the fruits of their labour at the Adidas
party celebrating the best athletes at the 2012 London
Olympic Games.
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So I had better keep my trap shut when doubting Great
Britain? How unpatriotic to have a moan and groan last week
asking where our first gold medal was coming from?
Oh ye of little faith! The boys and girls have done well and
the gold, silver and bronze trickle has become an avalanche
which...
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Check out this Q&A with Golfing great Greg Norman, talking
about Golf as an Olympic sport, and the fall-out of the Open
Championship.
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So there I was, up in Manchester, pretty fearful as I
cycled furiously up and down the steep, wooden banking of
the velodrome in a forlorn chase of Jason Queally, who had
just returned from the 2000 Sydney Olympics as the new one
kilo champion.
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Ben Ainslie admitted it had been “the hardest two weeks of
my life” after he became the greatest sailing Olympian of
all time.
Ainslie claimed his fourth Olympic gold medal – his fifth
medal in total – to eclipse Paul Elvstrom’s previous
best of four golds won between 1948 and 1960.
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Will we ever see a sporting weekend like that again, at
least from a British perspective? I hope we will, but it may
take some time.
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It is a damn long walk up to the gods of the Aquatic Centre
in Olympic Park but it is worth every labourious step up to
the top to see the greatest Olympian of all time make his
final bow.
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So, was it only a few days ago that we were all getting into
a bit of a tizzy over Team GB's apparent lack of gold medals
at their home Games? It was, as I wrote back then, down to
the event schedule, not any perceived failures.
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Great Britain firmly hit their stride as day seven of the
2012 Olympic Games unfolded, with Katherine Grainger making
it fourth time lucky with gold in the women's double sculls.
Three-time silver medallist Grainger alongside team-mate
Anna Watkins took Team GB's gold tally to six with victory
at Eton Dorney.
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Geraint Thomas has promised Friday night fireworks at the
Olympic Velodrome after an astonishing ride in the Team
Pursuit yesterday.
The British team were predicted to go for the world record
in their event in order to get top seeding from
qualification for tonight's medal battle.
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