Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

A brave effort in front of the home fans, but it never looked as though Valentine Fortin was really going to stay out in front.

The peloton reel her back in.

10 laps to go.

There are 18 women going for gold in the modern pentathlon and GB's Kerenza Bryson is the 16th athlete to go in the show jumping.

She took a maximum 300 points in the semi-final.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

France's Valentine Fortin has gone for glory, on the solo attack with 20 laps to go.

Can she hold on right until the end?

The peloton are chasing her down.

Heather Fell
Team GB's 2008 Modern Pentathlon Olympic Silver medallist on BBC Radio 5 Live

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The British girls have been so solid.

It is all on Kerenza Bryson and if anyone can do it, she can. She told me at the world championships last year that she started Modern Pentathlon after a demonstration day that I was running.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Chateau de Versailles

So, after that bombshell Kate French news earlier, two become one for Team GB.

Kerenza Bryson now solely carries the nation's hopes of a medal in the modern pentathlon.

Going into the final day, the 25-year-old junior doctor trails France's 2016 silver medallist Elodie Clouvel and Hungary's Michelle Gulyas.

Bryson is well in the medal mix and will be hoping her consistency across all disciplines will bear fruit today.

Here's what she and the rest of the field have to take on (all times in BST)…

1000-1035: Riding

1040-1100: Fencing bonus round

1110-1125: 200m freestyle swim

1140-1200: Laser run - 3,000m cross-country run, split into five laps and four visits to the shooting range

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

Performing "les trois coups" - a French theatre tradition of banging a strick three times to signify the start of an event - at the velodrome today is Kristina Vogel.

Germany's Vogel won double Olympic gold and 11 World Championship titles on the track but was paralysed in a training crash in 2018.

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The omnium is a test of all-round endurance, featuring four different events ridden in the space of a few hours in the following order: scratch race, tempo race, elimination race, points race.

There are 22 riders in both the men’s and women’s competition. In the first three races, the winner scores 40 points, the second-placed rider 38 points, and so on, with the 20th rider scoring two points. Riders ranked 21st and below are each awarded one point.

Each cyclist’s accumulated points total from the first three race is carried into the final event, the points race, where further points are added or lost based on their performance, eg, winning sprints, taking or losing laps.

The overall omnium winner is the rider with most points after the four events.

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Here's what's coming up in the next few hours on the final day of the Paris Olympics:

• The USA and Hungary are currently compete for bronze in the men's water polo.
• A number of Brits are in action in the track cycling at 10:00 BST.
• Britain's Kerenza Bryson competes in the women's modern pentathlon final at 10:00 BST but defending champion Kate French has pulled out because of sickness.
• The weightlifting women’s +81kg, featuring Britain's Emily Campbell, gets under way at 10:30 BST.
• As does the women's basketball bronze medal match between Belgium and Australia.

BBC One

It's all about the chase for GB medals this morning. On BBC One, we're starting a morning of track cycling with Neah Evans in the women’s omnium scratch race - medals there to be decided in the early afternoon. Emma Finucane goes in the women's sprint, and Jack Carlin and Hamish Turnbull in the men's keirin.

On the Red Button and iPlayer, we're following the modern pentathlon. No Kate French,as we've just learned, so can Kerenza Bryson secure a British medal?

All available for UK users top stream via the Watch and Listen tab on this page.

All hopes are now on the shoulders of Kerenza Bryson for Great Britain after the shock withdrawal from defending champion Kate French.

The show jumping event is set to begin at 10:00 BST.

Are GB in for one last medal push on the final day?

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Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

It's pretty remarkable that Neah Evans is able to be at these Olympics at all.

In April, she was diagnosed with Epstein-Barr virus, an infection that "properly floored" her and left her struggling to climb stairs.

Four months on, she's got one Olympic medal, a silver from the madison, in her Paris luggage, with the chance of another in the omnium today.

The first event at the velodrome is the women’s omnium: scratch race - 22 riders racing for 7.5km, or 30 laps of the track.

I'm tired just writing it.

Neah Evans takes the ride in the omnium after Katie Archibald broke her leg just before the Games. The 34-year-old’s rivals will include the USA’s reigning world champion Jennifer Valente, who has already won gold here in the team pursuit.

Also riding is Belgium’s Lotte Kopecky, the runner-up to Archibald at the 2021 World Championships and world bronze medallist last year.

The 28-year-old, who won bronze in the road race earlier in the Games, has said the Olympic omnium was one of her main targets for this year.

Others to watch out for include Japan’s Tokyo silver medallist Yumi Kajihara and France’s Valentine Fortin, who was fifth at last year’s World Championships and won bronze at the European Championships earlier this year.

Look at this impressive sprint to the finish from the Netherlands' Sifan Hassan as she claimed gold on top of the bronze medals she'd already won in the 5,000m and 10,000m.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

For those of you who watched the track cycling last night and saw Britain's Ollie Wood brought down in a collision with the Netherlands' Jan Willem van Schip, there was some news late last night.

The Netherlands have been disqualified from the madison results because of "improper conduct and behaviour that endangers another rider (blow with the helmet)".

Van Schip has also been fined 1,000 Swiss francs (£904) by the UCI.

As a result, GB have been bumped up to ninth in the final standings.

Great Britain's Clara Evans crossed the line as the leading Brit in 46th with a season best time of two hours 33 minutes and one second.

A great effort from Evans!

This is what's coming up on a busy final day at the Velodrome.

• 10:00: Women's omnium (scratch race)
• 10:20: Women's sprint semi-finals (GB's Emma Finucane)
• 10:30: Men's keirin quarter-finals (GB's Jack Carlin & Hamish Turnbull)
• 10:55: Women's omnium (tempo race)
• 11:30: Men's keirin semi-finals
• 11:45: Women's sprint finals
• 12:30: Men's keirin final
• 12:55: Women's omnium (points race)

Heather Fell
Team GB's 2008 Modern Pentathlon Olympic Silver medallist on BBC Radio 5 Live

Devastating and that is heart-breaking for Kate French. The Olympics is a rollercoaster. She had an incredible comeback in her fencing and she was in a position to defend her title.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

Any guesses who Thomas Wragg will be cheering for in the velodrome today?

A gold medal worthy effort.

Thomas, who is originally from Essex but now lives in Dubai, has never been in a velodrome before.

He's going to absolutely melt in that suit once he gets inside.

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BBC One

Head over to BBC One if you want to watch a replay of USA v France in the basketball gold medal match.

It's an Olympic record time of two hours 22 minutes and 55 seconds for Sifan Hassan.

She gave Tigst Assefa a shove to move out of her way on the last bend and there was no catching her from then.