Just when you think Sir Bradley is going to burst into tears, he does this... 

The pursuit team are just receiving their gold medals, punching the air as they climb to the top of the podium. Huge cheer for Wiggins, who gets Olympic metal placed around his neck for the eighth time.

Stand for the anthem...

Steve Calkin: Team pursuit just stunning. That was unbelievable. Sir Bradley go and get knighted again with the team. Staggering.

Linda Holmes: Right off to bed now I have seen that cycle race. Sweet dreams and hope some come true

Benjamin Friend: It doesn't matter what sport it is, there is nothing better than beating Australia!!

Remember how I told you that Wiggo did an impression of Philip Hindes live on BBC One?

Well...

Did you see it? Please tell me you saw it? You didn't see it?

Luckily, you can watch it again right here.

Watch the moment that Great Britain won men's team pursuit gold and Sir Bradley Wiggins made British Olympic history.

Sully: That was unbelievable....thought we'd lost it. But we are The KINGS of the Velodrome. Now that is a nervous thriller

Kate Evans: Wiggins should be a Prince or a Duke or whatever's higher than a knight. Not just a great cyclist, he's the coolest dude ever

Shaun Berkeley: What a fantastic final, well done to the whole team, Bradley Wiggins a Olympic legend

A brief interlude from cycling reaction to bring you some bad news for Great Britain in the mixed doubles tennis.

Andy Murray, after what seems like two straight days on court, and Heather Watson are out of the mixed doubles at the quarter-final stage, beaten by Indian pair Rohan Bopanna and Sania Mirza.

Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medallist on BBC Radio 5 live

Australia knew they had a lot to do and they didn't look as tidy as they had done, but they gave it their absolute all.

Go out hard and see if they could hang on was their only option. Team GB picked up the pace, lap by lap, until they got to full capacity. It was a steady development for Team GB and that is how they like to approach the event.

Sir Chris Hoy
Six-time Olympic cycling champion on BBC One

You see the emotion coming out now, that meant so much. 

It was a battle. It is wonderful to witness it.

Image source, AFP

Great Britain gold medal winner Owain Doull: "It's surreal. To pull it off now is unbelievable."

Steven Burke, who also won gold in 2012: "I really wanted to defend the title. It all came together at the right time. We've got the best team ever."

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Rio

Sir Bradley takes an extra lap of the velodrome than the rest of his gold-winning team. He was probably trying to gather his thoughts after such an amazing achievement.

There are plenty of hugs with the support crew and the Australia team who came so close. And he blows a kiss to the thousands of British fans who can proudly say they were there when history was made.

Team pursuit gold medalist Ed Clancy on BBC TV: "This is the best gold of them all. If truth be told we haven't won a fat deal between London and now. We had some big downs and crossing the line there has made every single pedal rev and every training session worthwhile.

"We've been through the mill a bit. The medical team have put 1000 man hours into my back to get me here."

What those quotes don't include is Wiggins doing a comedy impression of British team-mate Philip Hindes, who won team sprint gold last night.

Sir Bradley Wiggins on BBC TV: "It's hard not to come off the track and spout a load of cliches but really, the last 12 months we have done everything together.

"Training camps at altitude, early starts and late finishes. Cycling on Christmas Day. It was all for this and we've done it. These three guys here are amazing.

"When you have guys like that it makes your life easier. I was trying not to think about winning but these guys have been bouncing off the ceiling all afternoon. It was fantastic."