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Helen Glover Heather Stanning Bradley Wiggins Cycling Medal Name Sport Event Date Helen Glover Gold Rowing Women's coxless pair Sat 01-Aug-20 Heather Stanning Gold Bradley Wiggins Cycling Men's time trial Sat 01-Aug-20 Tim Baillie Gold Canoeing Men's slalom C-2 Sun 02-Aug-20 Etienne Stott Gold Peter Wilson Shooting Men's double trap Sun 02-Aug-20 Philip Hindes Gold Chris Hoy Cycling Men's team sprint Sun 02-Aug-20 Jason Kenny Katherine Grainger Gold Rowing Women's double sculls Mon 03-Aug-20 Anna Watkins Steven Burke Ed Clancy Gold Cycling Men's team pursuit Mon 03-Aug-20 Peter Kennaugh Geraint Thomas Gold Victoria Pendleton Cycling Women's keirin Mon 03-Aug-20 Alex Gregory Tom James Gold Rowing Men's coxless four Tue 04-Aug-20 Pete Reed Andrew Triggs-Hodge Katherine Copeland Women's lightweight Gold Rowing Tue 04-Aug-20 Sophie Hosking double sculls Dani King Gold Joanna Rowsell Cycling Women's team pursuit Tue 04-Aug-20 Laura Trott Gold Jessica Ennis Athletics Women's heptathlon Tue 04-Aug-20 Gold Greg Rutherford Athletics Men's long jump Tue 04-Aug-20 Gold Mo Farah Athletics Men's 10,000 m Tue 04-Aug-20 Gold Ben Ainslie Sailing Finn class Wed 05-Aug-20 Gold Andy Murray Tennis Men's singles Wed 05-Aug-20 Scott Brash Peter Charles Gold Equestrian Team jumping Thu 06-Aug-20 Ben Maher Nick Skelton Gold Jason Kenny Cycling Men's sprint Thu 06-Aug-20 Gold Alistair Brownlee Triathlon Men's triathlon Fri 07-Aug-20 Laura Bechtolsheimer Gold Charlotte Dujardin Equestrian Team dressage Fri 07-Aug-20 Carl Hester Gold Laura Trott Cycling Women's omnium Fri 07-Aug-20 Gold Chris Hoy Cycling Men's keirin Fri 07-Aug-20 Gold Charlotte Dujardin Equestrian Individual dressage Sun 09-Aug-20 Gold Nicola Adams Boxing Women's flyweight Sun 09-Aug-20 Gold Jade Jones Taekwondo Women's 57 kg Sun 09-Aug-20 Gold Ed McKeever Canoeing Men's K-1 200 m Tue 11-Aug-20 Gold Mo Farah Athletics Men's 5,000 m Tue 11-Aug-20 Gold Luke Campbell Boxing Men's bantamweight Tue 11-Aug-20 Men's super Gold Anthony Joshua Boxing Wed 12-Aug-20 heavyweight Silver Lizzie Armitstead Cycling Women's road race Wed 29-Jul-20 Mary King Tina Cook Silver Zara Phillips Equestrian Team eventing Fri 31-Jul-20 Nicola Wilson William Fox-Pitt Men's 200 m Silver Michael Jamieson Swimming Sat 01-Aug-20 breaststroke Chris Bartley Peter Chambers Men's lightweight Silver Rowing Sun 02-Aug-20 Richard Chambers coxless four Rob Williams David Florence Silver Canoeing Men's slalom C-2 Sun 02-Aug-20 Richard Hounslow Silver Gemma Gibbons Judo Women's 78 kg Sun 02-Aug-20 Mark Hunter Men's lightweight Silver Rowing Tue 04-Aug-20 double sculls Zac Purchase Iain Percy Silver Sailing Star class Wed 05-Aug-20 Andrew Simpson Silver Louis Smith Gymnastics Men's pommel horse Wed 05-Aug-20 Andy Murray Silver Tennis Mixed doubles Wed 05-Aug-20 Laura Robson Silver Christine Ohuruogu Athletics Women's 400 m Wed 05-Aug-20 Silver Nick Dempsey Sailing Men's sailboard Fri 07-Aug-20 Silver Victoria Pendleton Cycling Women's sprint Fri 07-Aug-20 Luke Patience Silver Sailing Men's 470 class Mon 10-Aug-20 Stuart Bithell Hannah Mills Silver Sailing Women's 470 class Mon 10-Aug-20 Saskia Clark Silver Fred Evans Boxing Men's welterweight Wed 12-Aug-20 Modern Women's modern Silver Samantha Murray Wed 12-Aug-20 pentathlon pentathlon Women's 400 m Bronze Rebecca Adlington Swimming Wed 29-Jul-20 freestyle Sam Oldham Daniel Purvis Men's artistic team all- Bronze Louis Smith Gymnastics Thu 30-Jul-20 around Kristian Thomas Max Whitlock Alex Partridge James Foad Tom Ransley Richard Egington Bronze Moe Sbihi Rowing Men's eight Sat 01-Aug-20 Greg Searle Matthew Langridge Constantine Louloudis Phelan Hill Bronze Chris Froome Cycling Men's time trial Sat 01-Aug-20 George Nash Bronze Rowing Men's coxless pair Mon 03-Aug-20 Will Satch Bronze Alan Campbell Rowing Men's single sculls Mon 03-Aug-20 Bronze Karina Bryant Judo Women's +78 kg Mon 03-Aug-20 Women's 800 m Bronze Rebecca Adlington Swimming Mon 03-Aug-20 freestyle Bronze Max Whitlock Gymnastics Men's pommel horse Wed 05-Aug-20 Bronze Ed Clancy Cycling Men's omnium Wed 05-Aug-20 Bronze Beth Tweddle Gymnastics Women's uneven bars Thu 06-Aug-20 Bronze Jonathan Brownlee Triathlon Men's triathlon Fri 07-Aug-20 Bronze Robbie Grabarz Athletics Men's high jump Fri 07-Aug-20 Bronze Laura Bechtolsheimer Equestrian Individual dressage Sun 09-Aug-20 Bronze Anthony Ogogo Boxing Men's middleweight Mon 10-Aug-20 Great Britain women's national field hockey team Beth Storry Emily Maguire Laura Unsworth Crista Cullen Anne Panter Hannah Macleod Helen Richardson-Walsh Bronze Field hockey Women's tournament Mon 10-Aug-20 Kate Richardson-Walsh Chloe Rogers Laura Bartlett Alex Danson Georgie Twigg Ashleigh Ball Sally Walton Nicola White Sarah Thomas Bronze Lutalo Muhammad Taekwondo Men's 80 kg Mon 10-Aug-20 Liam Heath Bronze Canoeing Men's K-2 200 m Tue 11-Aug-20 Jon Schofield Bronze Tom Daley Diving Men's 10 m platform Tue 11-Aug-20.
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