Great Britain secured their 10th gold medal of the Tokyo Olympics in spectacular fashion by winning the men's eight rowing event. The crew, consisting of Sholto Carnegie, Rory Gibbs, Morgan Bolding, Jacob Dawson, Charles Elwes, Tom Digby, James Rudkin, Tom Ford, and cox Harry Brightmore, put on a remarkable performance that led to wild celebrations.
During the race, cox Harry Brightmore stood up in the boat, managing to maintain his balance despite the intense competition, and cheered alongside his teammates as they crossed the finish line in first place. The crew's unity and determination were evident as they powered through the water to claim victory.
The Netherlands secured the silver medal in the event, while the United States took home the bronze. The competition was fierce, but Great Britain's crew showcased their skill and teamwork to emerge victorious.
This win adds to Great Britain's impressive medal tally at the Tokyo Olympics and highlights the country's strength in rowing. The men's eight rowing event provided an exciting and memorable moment for both the athletes and fans watching around the world.
