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

That was a really tactically assured performance from Jason Kenny.

He saw the gap and he has the speed.

It looks quite simple, but it is incredibly technical - the G forces that are happening, 2 Gs and 50mph - a slight waver will add distance to your lap. It is so important to keep on that black line.

Canada's Nick Wammes seals his place in the men's sprint last 16 after winning the final heat in the velodrome

Most importantly for British fans, it is a job well done for Jason Kenny and Jack Carlin. Both riders are safely through to the quarter-finals.

• Climbing: Shauna Coxsey starts the qualification round of the women's combined event (now)
• Showjumping: Ben Maher, Harry Charles and Scott Brash are in the individual event final (from 11:00 BST)
• Athletics: Katarina Johnson-Thompson continues her Olympic heptathlon campaign in the shot put after a mixed start (11:05 BST)
• Athletics: Lizzie Bird is the first British female to make an Olympic final in the women’s 3,000m steeplechase (12:00)
• Athletics: World champion Noah Lyles leads the charge in the men's 200m final (13:55)

Cheers Emma. The only golden touch I've got is on my hair after a few days in the Salford sun.

Let's hope the Brits going in the equestrian can change that. Here is what is coming up over the next few hours...

Right. Now I've taken all the medal glory, I'm shooting off to get some breakfast.

Jonathan Jurejko is taking over. Hopefully he's got the midas touch. Enjoy, JJ!

Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medalist on BBC Radio 5 Live

It wasn't that close - Jason Kenny definitely wasn't going to mess around with this. There are going to be some tough repechage heats in this event with the losers of the heats competing in that.

But Jason is still showing his class on the track in the sprint.

Azizulhasni Awang leaves the door open on the inside and Jason Kenny races through it, maintains his advantage and keeps the pace to get over the line first.

Job done!

Here comes Great Britain's Jason Kenny. He takes on Azizulhasni Awang of Malaysia.

Three laps to go. Can he join Jack Carlin?

If you missed it earlier, this was Great Britain's Katy Marchant in action before she was relegated in the women's kierin.

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GB's silver medallist boxer Ben Whittaker on BBC One: "You don't win silver, you lose gold. I'm very disappointed with myself, I didn't perform well. Of course, he's a class operator - two-time Olympic gold medallist now but I'm very disappointed. I feel like a failure.

"You're in this game to win gold, not win silver. I'm very upset, but this feeling will stick with me now. I don't want to feel like this again.

"Maybe in a couple years I can look back with my kids and say: 'Your dad lost a gold medal,' but that's all it is now. I'll push this to the back of my mind because I didn't achieve what I wanted to achieve.

"I just want to thank God for putting me in this position, I want to thank everyone in Great Britain for getting behind me. I'm sorry for making you wake up and see me let you down. I will come back, trust me.

"I don't want to look like a baby or a spoilt brat, but I'm just so upset that I've not won gold. I feel like I've lost gold. I can't celebrate silver just yet.

"Wolverhampton's mayor, bless him, did a little video for me wishing me luck, he said that if I get the gold, I get the chain - I didn't get the gold so he can keep it for a bit. When I do go pro and I get a championship belt, hopefully, we can talk about this again."

Impressive from Trinidadian Nicholas Paul and he's through ahead of Matthew Richardson of Australia.

Jason Kenny will be up again shortly as he takes on Azizulhasni Awang of Malaysia.

Saskia Clark
Women's 470 Olympic silver and gold medallist

There's no way this happened. They have audio coming off the boats and it would have been a quick and tidy collusion with the Jury.

If there had been a collision, [GB] would have had to do a penalty turn that would have dropped them out of the top seven. That felt like an opportunitst protest from the French to throw mud and see if anything stuck.

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A smooth race from Great Britain's Jack Carlin who accelerates away from Australia's Nathan Hart and is safely through.

Great Britain's Jack Carlin is on the track now, up against Australia's Nathan Hart.

Great Britain's gold medal doubly-confirmed now.

Eilidh McIntyre follows in the footsteps of her father, who won gold in Seoul 1988.

K: So a team can ram our team from behind, potentially injure our rider and his bike, because he wasn't looking where he was going, scream at our rider and face no consequences. But Katy Marchant comes down a tad early on her bike at the finish and is relegated?

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

Genest looked fantastic there. Fantastic turn of speed at just the right moment. She used the height of the track, didn't even need it all, didn't come back to the bottom.

Canada Lauriane Genest takes the final women's keirin heat. We're back to the men's sprint last 32 heats now.

Canada's Andre de Grasse strolled to victory in the semi-finals and looks favourite to take the men's 200m title. Three Americans in Kenny Bednarek, 17-year-old Erriyon Knighton and world champion Noah Lyles are all major threats. That final starts at 13:55 BST.

Katarina Johnson-Thompson will continue her heptathlon challenge with the shot put and 200m to come.

Britain's Nick Miller will be in the hammer (12:15) and Lizzie Bird in the 3,000m steeplechase (12:00).