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13/08/2016

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Gold for Britain once more and more Sir Bradley Wiggins. He becomes the

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most decorated British Olympic athlete of all time.

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Sir Bradley Wiggins makes Olympic history by winning his eighth medal.

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Hi, I'm Ricky and this is your Olympic Newsround.

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The big news today is that Sir Bradley Wiggins has become

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the greatest British Olympian ever after winning more medals

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than any other Team GB athlete in history.

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His gold was just one of three Team GB won on day seven.

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The velodrome is one of the venues behind me at the Olympic Park.

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Really busy yesterday, quiet this morning but how amazing was that.

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This is what happened on day seven. Great Britain's rowers won the first

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two golds of the day. COMMENTATOR: They have

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done it in such style! An absolutely phenomenal

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combination. COMMENTATOR: They are

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the Olympic champions. They've done it in style again

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but that's exactly what we expected. And you can see behind me just over

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there the velodrome. The crowds are gathering outside it

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and Sir Bradley Wiggins makes his return to the track

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in the men's team pursuit. COMMENTATOR: Who can find

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the difference, make a move, to take them over

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the line in first place? Will it be Britain,

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will it be Australia? It certainly will be Great Britain

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and it will be Britain Bradley Wiggins with the men's team

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pursuit, Team GB have got gold and they've even set

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a new world record. Wiggo is now the first Briton to win

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eight Olympic medals as Great Britain won a third

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gold beating Australia. Instead of tears of joy,

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Bradley pulled this silly face The last 12 months we have pretty

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much done everything together. Training camps at altitude,

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early-morning starts at the track, late finishes at the track

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before Christmas Day And another first, this time

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for 25-year-old Bryony Page. COMMENTATOR: Lovely style,

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lovely control right The first British woman to win

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an Olympic trampoline And Bryony's medal was one of three

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British silvers yesterday. The others came from swimmer

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Jazz Carlin in the 800 metre freestyle and the

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equestrian dressage team. But Bryony's was the big

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surprise of the day - she's been telling me how

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she feels about it. I caught up with her and she was

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still on cloud nine. COMMENTATOR: Lots of

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energy into that element. It was just incredible, like,

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I just, it was absolutely amazing when I found out that I'd

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at least got a bronze. COMMENTATOR: Bryony Page steps up

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to the podium and accepts an Olympic I didn't expect to win a medal

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at all, like, you know, you dream about it and then for it

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to actually come true Just an incredible feeling

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and you know, it's going to be hard What has it been like the last four

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years gearing up for this moment? Yeah, it's been

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an enjoyable journey. It's had its ups and downs and it's

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been tough but I have done in improving myself as a person,

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an athlete and a trampolinist Nutrition, physical fitness,

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mental approach, everything, The best performance I've done

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all week and all year. And is it something that kids can

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just get into quite easily or is it one of those sports which only

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certain people are good at it? It's good for spatial awareness

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and building up friendships and team Sport has given me so much more

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than just medals, it has given me Now earlier this week I caught up

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with CBBC presenter Steve Backshall, who's engaged to Team GB rower Helen

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Glover. She won gold in the other day and he

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said he would cry if she won gold and did he...

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The amount of work they put in, the amount of effort,

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all those hours getting up on winter mornings when it's freezing cold,

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when it's still dark and going out and crashing every single stroke,

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it was all about today, it was all about coming

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Well, the six medals we won yesterday have rocketed

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We now have seven golds, nine silvers and six bronzes.

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That puts us in third behind the USA and China.

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And we could hopefully add to that total later today because we've got

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Super Saturday to look forward to, with loads of medals to be

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Reigning heptathlon champ Jessica Ennis-Hill is in the gold

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medal position after four events of seven.

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Also in action will be 10,000 metre runner Mo Farah and long

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All three won golds at London 2012 and will be hoping to do it again.

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Well, that's all from me here in Rio.

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I'm going to head out into the Olympic Park shortly to get some

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more sporting action. Tomorrow we will have plenty more. Hopefully

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more medals for Team GB. Goodbye.

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