
The second gold was won by Bradley Wiggins, who won the Tour de France last week. That's a great testament to his incredible fitness to recover from the Tour and still win a gold medal. It was one of those expected golds in which you half expect something to go wrong but it didn't. It was a commanding win from Bradley and he's all over the news this evening. It's an astonishing achievement and much is being made of him having now won more Olympic medals than anyone else in this country, which is pretty special. Note to the media - please remember Helen and Heather won gold first and deserve some coverage.
Bradley's colleague, Chris Froome also won bronze in the same race, which is good for British cycling, but he's hugely overlooked in the media in favour of Bradley.

We also won bronze in the men's eights rowing. What should have been a happy event seemed more like mourning during the post-race interview. Yes guys, you wanted gold but you won a bronze, that's an OLYMPIC BRONZE so cheer up! You might not be proud of it but I am on your behalf, so well done!
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