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A spectacular celebration and fireworks display saw the Winter Olympics come to an end with the closing ceremony yesterday at the iconic Bird’s Nest stadium in Beijing. For Team GB though the final weekend of the games was met with a huge sigh of relief as they finally won some medals.
Curling saved an otherwise disappointing Winter Olympics for Great Britain as Eve Muirhead and Bruce Mouat led their rinks to gold and silver medals respectively.
Great Britain have ended the Beijing Winter Olympics with two medals — a gold and a silver in women's and men's curling.
The efforts of Skipper Bruce Mouat, Hammy McMillan, Bobby Lammie, Grant Hardie and alternate Ross Whyte were even recognised by the Queen, who said in a tweet that they should be 'incredibly proud' of their achievement.
But what are the stories behind the fantastic four who brought home Great Britain’s first curling gold in 20 years?
The Beijing Winter Olympics came to a close on Sunday in a touching ceremony.
The Winter Olympics in Beijing have officially come to an end after a magnificent firework display brought the Games to a close after two and a half weeks of sport. The Olympics had drama, made history and were overshadowed by Covid concerns and the Kamila Valieva doping scandal, with Norway achieving a record 16 golds for a single Winter Games and Great Britain waiting until the final weekend to get on the medal table — with gold in the women’s curling and silver in the men’s event.
Eve Muirhead gave Bruce Mouat an extra morsel of motivation to turn Beijing silver into glistening gold in Milano-Cortina.