More scheduling drama in the sailing in Marseille, with the women's kite currently delayed after one of three scheduled races.

Team GB's Eleanor Aldridge finished fourth in the one race that did get underway, her worst result of her five outings so far, and currently sits second in the standings.

John Gimson and Anna Burnet had better luck with the conditions in the mixed multihull, recording a fifth and two fourths in today's three races.

They sit one place out of the medal positions in the standings, with four races remaining in the competition.

Helen Reeves
Olympic bronze medallist on BBC TV

How can you not be engrossed and excited by this? Joe Clarke has come back from disappointment in the K1, a fifth place finish a few days ago, and has secured that silver medal.

He was closed out from the beginning, I wonder if that was a tactic to reduce his paddle space to prevent that rapid start that we know he has.

Helen Reeves
Olympic bronze medallist on BBC TV

Oh my goodness Noemie Fox cannot believe it! That is a clean sweep for women's medals in the canoeing here in Paris for Australia, all three going to the Fox sisters, Jess with the first two and Noemie with this final one.

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John Acres
Reporter on BBC Radio 5 Live

Noemie Fox, the poster girl of this sport, wins gold for Australia.

She is in tears, she can't believe it.

Kimberley Woods just couldn't get round the upstream gates. She wins bronze, what drama.

There was a fault for Elena Lilik, the German missed a gate and Woods wins herself another medal.

That is magic.

John Acres
Reporter on BBC Radio 5 Live

Joe Clarke wins silver and he is happy with it.

He's got himself a silver medal. What a run from Finn Butcher, he has won gold from New Zealand and he takes a massive pat on the back from his coach at the water's edge.

Clarke's start just let him down in the final, he was the favourite coming in to this. He is absolutely delighted with his silver.

Silver for Great Britain, following in from Kim Woods' bronze.

It's been a good day on the white water so far for Great Britain.

That's four medals for Team GB in the canoe slalom discipline - the best haul they've ever had.

Team GB move to 40 medals overall at Paris 2024 - 10 gold, 13 silver and 17 bronze.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

This Olympics sees a sort of changing of the guard for Team GB track cycling.

Since Tokyo, both Sir Jason and Dame Laura Kenny - the most successful male and female track cyclists with 12 golds between them - have retired, while Katie Archibald, a double gold medallist in the endurance events, misses out after a freak garden injury.

There are still some familiar names in Elinor Barker, Neah Evans and Jack Carlin, but some you might not know.

One to keep an eye on is Emma Finucane. She’s tipped to become a sprint superstar. At 21 she’s already the individual world champion, and is going for a hat-trick in Paris this week.

Joe Clarke has clawed his way back to silver medal position.

Can he reel in New Zealand's Finn Butcher?

Joe Clarke starts slowly and is fourth as they start paddling away.

He's got a lot of ground to make up here.

It's a quick turnaround as we go on to the men's final.

Team GB are represented by Joe Clarke this time.

Strap yourselves in... this is going to be a wild ride.

Noemie Fox sneaks in front with Kimberley Woods right on the Australian's tail.

The kayak cross events have been enthralling today and we've come down from 40 to just four as we prepare for the final.

How will Team GB's Kimberley Woods get on?

Off we go...

Team GB's Kimberley Woods said she would print off a paper copy of the 2024 Olympic medals before heading to Paris, with the hope of eventually replacing the printouts with the real thing.

Woods is one step closer to realising that dream after coming first in her semi-final.

It's a technique the Rugby-born athlete used at last year’s world championships, where she was the most successful paddler, claiming four medals, including gold in the women’s kayak cross - upgrading from the silver in kayak cross that she had won in 2022.

She finished the year as the World Cup champion in the discipline after finishing in the top two in her last three races, including a second place in the World Cup final on the Olympic course in Paris.

She goes off in the final at 15:55 BST.

Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medalist on BBC Radio 5 Live

They want it still and hot in here because that means fast times.

We want low air pressure and we want it to be as hot as we can possibly handle because that means that records are likely to be broken.

This is how the athletes want it, there will be no air flow, the doors will be shut.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

Unless you've ever been in a velodrome, it's hard to appreciate just how steep these bankings are (roughly 45 degrees). These photos certainly don't do it justice.

The track here is unique in that it is eight metres wide, compared to the standard seven, giving sprinters added momentum as they launch their attacks from the top.

World records will likely tumble.

Image source, BBC Sport

Image source, BBC Sport

There are plenty of big names in action this afternoon/evening away from Team GB, here are some of the highlights (all times BST):

• Sweden’s Mondo Duplantis keeps on setting pole vault world records. His latest was 6.24m in April this year, and you can expect him to entertain the Paris crowd while trying to better that in his final from 18:00.

• 3x3 basketball reaches a climax with the women’s final at 21:05 and the men’s final at 21:35.

• Football’s men’s semi-finals take place at 17:00 (Morocco v Spain) and 20:00 (France v Egypt).
• Artistic swimming, formerly known as synchronised swimming, begins at 18:30 with the team technical routine.
• American Noah Lyles will attempt to build on his 100m gold when he competes in the 200m heats at 18:55.
• St Lucia's Julien Alfred won gold in the 100m - the first-ever Olympic medal for her country - and she goes in the 200m semi-finals at 19:45.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

Pure class, this young lady is pure class.

Well done Andrea, this will be a big score to finish a beautiful list of dives. The rest of the world will be paying close attention to the form she is showing and has been maintaining over the last few years.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

Oh no. Lois Toulson has been pipped to the last qualification place.

She finishes in an agonising 13th place with 278.50 points, 14.30 points off the qualification places.

A hugely impressive showing from Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix puts her through in third place, behind the two Chinese divers, with 367.00 points.