U.S. gymnast Gabby Douglas wins gold in the women's all-around individual competition. The 16-year-old, nicknamed "the flying squirrel" defeated Russia's Viktoria Komova by 0.259 marks.
Star earns her stripes —
U.S. gymnast Gabby Douglas wins gold in the women's all-around individual competition. The 16-year-old, nicknamed "the flying squirrel" defeated Russia's Viktoria Komova by 0.259 marks.
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Douglas became the first U.S. gymnast to win both the team and individual all-around events at the same Games. She also became the fourth American to win the title, and the third in a row.
Golden girl —
Douglas became the first U.S. gymnast to win both the team and individual all-around events at the same Games. She also became the fourth American to win the title, and the third in a row.
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U.S. star Aly Raisman missed out on bronze in the women's all-around individual final, despite finishing level on points with Russia's Aliya Mustafina.
Aly's heartache —
U.S. star Aly Raisman missed out on bronze in the women's all-around individual final, despite finishing level on points with Russia's Aliya Mustafina.
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Russian pair Mustafina and Victoria Komovs were forced to settle for bronze and silver respectively after Douglas dazzled the judges.
Douglas denies Russians —
Russian pair Mustafina and Victoria Komovs were forced to settle for bronze and silver respectively after Douglas dazzled the judges.
The velodrome opened its doors for the first time at the Olympic Park as riders began their quest for golden glory.
On your bike —
The velodrome opened its doors for the first time at the Olympic Park as riders began their quest for golden glory.
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New Zealand's men take their place on the track for the first time at the Olympic velodrome.
Game time —
New Zealand's men take their place on the track for the first time at the Olympic velodrome.
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Spain finished sixth fastest in the men's pursuit but faced a tough task to win a medal with Great Britain breaking the world record.
Vamos! —
Spain finished sixth fastest in the men's pursuit but faced a tough task to win a medal with Great Britain breaking the world record.
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U.S. swimmer Rebecca Soni powered her way to gold in the women's 200m breaststroke after clocking a world record time of two minutes and 19.59 seconds.
Super Soni —
U.S. swimmer Rebecca Soni powered her way to gold in the women's 200m breaststroke after clocking a world record time of two minutes and 19.59 seconds.
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Lukas Krpalek of the Czech Republic falls to the floor during his quest fo gold in the -100kg judo competition.
Roll with it —
Lukas Krpalek of the Czech Republic falls to the floor during his quest fo gold in the -100kg judo competition.
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Slovakian brothers Pavol and Peter Hochshorner failed to claim a fourth consecutive gold medal in the men's canoe double after being made to settle for bronze.
Beaten at last —
Slovakian brothers Pavol and Peter Hochshorner failed to claim a fourth consecutive gold medal in the men's canoe double after being made to settle for bronze.
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Team GB's Etienne Stott can barely contain his joy after winning gold in the men's canoe double with partner Tim Baillie. Great Britain took gold and silver after Richard Hounslow and David Florence finished second.
Jumping for joy —
Team GB's Etienne Stott can barely contain his joy after winning gold in the men's canoe double with partner Tim Baillie. Great Britain took gold and silver after Richard Hounslow and David Florence finished second.
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A rainbow breaks out in the sky above the Olympic Park's Riverside Arena as Great Britain's women take on Belgium in their latest preliminary game.
Pot of gold —
A rainbow breaks out in the sky above the Olympic Park's Riverside Arena as Great Britain's women take on Belgium in their latest preliminary game.
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Great Britain's Alex Danson looks on as her side ease to a 3-0 victory over Belgium.
Goal! —
Great Britain's Alex Danson looks on as her side ease to a 3-0 victory over Belgium.
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