Belgian leader Remco Evenepoel still has a minute over the chasing group. He's back in control.

Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medalist on BBC Radio 5 Live

Remco Evenepoel was mad, he was furious!

He was clapping his hands like 'come on guys, get me a bike.'

He is fuming.

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

Evenepoel must have been considering riding to the finish on a flat. I think he has enough of a buffer not to worry.

But what a moment of drama in the final.

Belgian leader Remco Evenepoel has a puncture inside the final four kilometres. He's back on his bike but his lead of over a minute has been slashed.

Biles adds to Olympic medal collectionpublished at 16:22 British Summer Time 3 August

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Gymnastics - women's vault final

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That's Simone Biles' seventh Olympic gold, and her 10th Olympic medal overall.

• Rio 2016: Four golds, one bronze.
• Tokyo 2020: One silver, one bronze.
• Paris 2024: Three gold.

And she's not done yet in the French capital! Biles will return the beam (11:38 BST) and floor (13:23 BST) finals on Monday.

Artistic Gymnasticspublished at 16:19 British Summer Time 3 August

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Gymnastics - women's vault final

Two solid vaults for Jade Carey puts the American in a decent chance for a medal with an average of 14.466. Which colour will it be? It's bronze!

Which means...

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South Korea's Yeo Seojeong lands on her knees and steps out on her first vault - 14.166.

For her second attempt, the 22-year-old manages to stay on her feet, but it's another shaky landing and the momentum takes her forward - right under the vault camera: 12.666, making her average score a 13.416.

The last gymnast is from Team USA and it's Jade Carey.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Le Golf National

This Olympic leaderboard is like a Top of the Pops Christmas Special - stars everywhere playing their biggest hits.

Jon Rahm. Xander Schauffele. Tommy Fleetwood. Nicolai Hojgaard. Hideki Matsuyama. Rory McIlroy. Scottie Scheffler.

That's the first page as it stands.

Britain's Fleetwood is grafting away at 13 under - one behind Rahm and Schauffele - but those birdie putts are just not coming with the same regularity today as his nearest rivals.

Another slips by on 16.

You can follow the live leaderboard here.

Richard: Simone Biles vs Leon Marchand in an "I Win Everything" competition.

'A great vault but she can't beat Biles'published at 16:12 British Summer Time 3 August

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Gymnastics - women's vault final

Christine Still
Gymnastics expert on BBC TV

It is a massively difficult vault from Rebeca Andrade, delighted to land securely. The difficulty is one whole mark less than Simone Biles. That shows how much better she has to execute it. She can't really beat Biles with that. But it is a great vault.

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Louis Smith MBE
Medal winning gymnast in three Olympic Games on BBC Radio 5 Live

Rebeca Andrade is just trying not to make it as easy for Simone Biles as she can.

I think she knew deep down that she was not going to catch the vaults that Simone has done but she let Simone know that she is there to chase her all the way if she does stick round.

She will be very happy with that.

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Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at Bercy Arena

That was outrageous from Rebeca Andrade.

She slots into second behind Biles but was stunning, and the Brazilian fans behind me absolutely loved that.

In fact, they enjoyed it so much I now can't hear out of my left ear.

There's a lovely hug between the two frontrunners, too, which is great to see.

Biles leads, Andrade in secondpublished at 16:11 British Summer Time 3 August

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Gymnastics - women's vault final

Will this be enough to beat Simone Biles? The difficulty level for Rebeca Andrade's second vault is one mark less than the American's, so this could be a silver medal for the 25-year-old Brazilian.

Andrade is awarded a 14.833 for her second attempt, giving her an average of 14.966.

Biles leads, Andrade is in the silver medal position and An Chang-ok is sitting in third place.

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Here's the state of the men's road race after more than six hours on the bike.

Belgium's Remco Evenepoel, who won time trial gold last week, leads the race with Frenchman Valentin Madouas on his wheel.

One minute behind them is a chase group of five riders which contains Ireland's Ben Healy.

And then 40 seconds further back is the remains of the peloton which includes Britain's Tom Pidcock.

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Gymnastics - women's vault final

She's got something special! Round off, half-turn, one-and-a-half turn - it's all in there for Rebeca Andrade's first vault. This landing is immaculate and the crowd go wild. Is the Brazilian going to successfully defend her crown in Paris? 15.100.

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Gymnastics - women's vault final

Ellie Black receives high fives from the Canadian team after her twisty second vault. A little step forward on the landing but it's a 13.933 average for Black.

Rebeca Andrade, what have you got?

Can Andrade beat Biles?published at 16:04 British Summer Time 3 August

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Gymnastics - women's vault final

There are four gymnasts still to vault in this final in Paris, with Tokyo gold medallist Rebeca Andrade second to step up in this next group.

Canadian Ellie Black is next, and that is a great opening vault from the 28-year-old, who is competing in her fourth Olympic Games. 14.100.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

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I'm back at the boxing where Imane Khalif fights for the second time in the competition later.

The Algerian's opponent today, after the 46-second win against Italian Angela Carini, is Luca Anna Hamori. Hungary's Hamori has said she did not “think it is fair” Khelif is competing.

It's noticeable that there are a number of Algeria fans here with their t-shirts and flags.

"We are here to show Imane we are with her," one tells me.

The fight is at 16:22 BST. The winner will be guaranteed a bronze medal at worst.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Parc des Princes

Well. We're heading for extra time at the Parc des Princes.

It's been a game lacking in quality to be honest. The United States had a late penalty shout but there wasn't enough in it.

They've just edged it in the way of chances but I can't really think of any big saves either keeper has had to make.

It's not been a classic.