Every Team GB medal winner so far at the Paris Olympics 2024

The 2024 Olympic Games in Paris is well underway with Team GB having so far secured eightmedals. The nation's success followed in the third day of action in Paris on Monday (July 29).

The Brits won medals on day one of the Games; the first time since 2004, before then doubling their medal haul on day two and going on to secure three more during day three in the French capital.

Team GB have performed consistently in previous Olympic Games. At Beijing 2008, they landed in fourth place, in London 2012 they came third, at Brazil 2016 they rose to second place and earned fourth place in Tokyo in 2020.

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Here is a full roundup of Olympic medals won by Team GB so far in this year's Olympic Games, which will be updated.

Yasmin Harper and Scarlett Mew Jensen

Divers Yasmin Harper and Scarlett Mew Jensen got Great Britain up and running for the Paris Olympics with a bronze medal in the women’s 3m synchronised springboard.

The pair became the first British women to win an Olympic medal in diving since Elizabeth Ferris won bronze in the 10m platform in Rome in 1960.

Kimberley Woods

Kimberley Woods won a bronze medal for Great Britain in the women’s kayak single at The Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium on Sunday (July 28).

It was a perfect redemption story for the 28-year-old, from Rugby, who in Tokyo incurred 56 seconds of penalties for a bottom finish in her maiden ­Olympic final.

Laura Collett

Laura Collett collected a bronze medal on London 52 in the individual eventing competition at the Paris Olympics.

After securing team gold earlier in the day, Collett went into the individual jumping round in third, with fellow Brit Tom McEwen 2.7 penalties behind in fourth.

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