Olympics Breakfast Briefing with SIR STEVE REDGRAVE: Team GB have had their best start to a Games in over a century – and there’s nine more gold medals up for grabs on day seven!

Team GB is celebrating its most successful start to an Olympics in over a century and aims to add to that momentum on day seven of the Paris Games.

On Thursday, Team GB secured its 20th medal with strong performances in the women’s rowing four, women’s double sculls, and men’s four.

While no gold medals were obtained, the team is determined to change that with a busy lineup of events on Friday.

A total of 23 gold medals are available on day seven, with Team GB having the opportunity to secure nine of those.

Sir Steve Redgrave shares insights on the successes of yesterday and anticipates another exhilarating day in this morning’s Olympics Breakfast Briefing.

Sir Steve Redgrave previews day seven of the Paris Games – where Team GB hopes to gain up to nine more gold medals

Team GB’s Mathilda Hodgkins-Byrne and Becky Wilde won bronze in the women’s double sculls

Bryony Page competes in the trampoline event, aiming for gold

Emily Craig and Imogen Grant will participate in the women’s lightweight double sculls final after winning their semi-final yesterday.

Jack Laugher and Anthony Harding are slated to appear in the men’s 3m synchronised springboard final at 10:00 AM.

Fans will also witness the kickoff of the athletics competition, featuring Patrick Dever in the men’s 10,000m final.

Athletes such as Dina Asher-Smith, Keely Hodgkinson, and Josh Kerr will take to the field in the afternoon, striving to enhance Team GB’s medal tally.

In swimming, Duncan Scott competes in the pool at 7:43 PM in the men’s 200m medley final after surpassing Leon Marchand in the qualifiers.

The trampoline event also commences with Bryony Page, who previously won silver in Rio and bronze in Tokyo, looking to expand her medal haul.

Duncan Scott from Team GB will compete in the men’s 200m individual medley finals

Emma Wilson is aiming for gold in the women’s windsurfing final.

Ian Barrows and Hans Henken will also strive for a medal in the men’s skiff final scheduled for 12:13 PM.

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Sir Steve secured five gold medals during his illustrious career and is often hailed as our greatest Olympic hero. In the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, Team GB achieved just one gold medal, which was delivered by Steve and Matthew Pinsent for the nation.

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