Team GB will today aim to add to its best medal haul for over 100 years. Yesterday, Sir Chris Hoy became Britain's greatest ever Olympian after winning his 6th gold. There was also success in the triathlon and dressage, bringing the gold tally to 22.
Australian golden girl Sally Pearson has set a new Olympic record of 12.35 secs on her way to victory in tonight's women's 100m hurdles.
Despite Pearson's gold, it has been a Games to forget for Australia so far, leaving the country's sports minister paying a high price.
Although several days of competition remain, Kate Lundy admitted she has lost a bet with UK counterpart Hugh Robertson over which nation would do better at London 2012.
She told Channel 4 news she now accepted her forfeit of rowing down the Olympic course on Eton Dorney wearing a Team GB shirt:
British cyclists have been in winning form this summer from the Tour de France to claiming eight gold medals at the Olympics.
Great Britain have had their best Olympic Games since 1908 after a gold medal haul on day 11 of London 2012.
GB could score a hat-trick of cycling Golds in the Velodrome and there's home interest in the triple jump, triathlon, sailing and canoe too.