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13:45 BST - That signals the end of the Olympic Games for Team GB!
They finish in Paris with a total of 65 medals; 14 gold, 22 silver and 29 bronze leaving them as it stands in seventh place overall!
Athletes have spent the last two weeks working away to achieve medals for their country and have made Great Britain proud with their efforts.
Thank you for joining us at Flashscore for our coverage of Team GB's 2024 Olympic Games!
13:42 BST - Evans comes to the end of the women's omnium race, unfortunately finishing empty-handed after an excellent effort in Team GB's final event of Paris 2024.
12:47 BST - There's one last event for Team GB at the Paris Olympics, with the final round of the women's omnium cycling about to take place.
Neah Evans is competing in that one for Great Britain, although it's unlikely she will pick up a medal.
12:45 BST - Heartbreak for Jack Carlin in the men's keirin final as he crashes out and doesn't finish, missing out on one last medal for Great Britain.
12:42 BST - It's bronze for Campbell after a superb performance. She couldn't quite push back into the top three but a valiant effort to secure the third spot - Team GB's 65th medal of the Paris Olympic Games!
12:27 BST - There's also a guaranteed medal for Campbell in the women's +81kg weightlifting! She sits top of the standings with just two competitors to go.
12:21 BST - It's bronze for Finucane, who wins both of her races in the final to take third place in the women's sprint! Her third medal at the Paris Olympics.
11:50 BST - Finucane wins her first sprint! One more for the bronze medal.
11:40 BST - Carlin is into the men's keirin final after a superb race, while Turnbull unfortunately did not finish his semi-final.
Up next for Team GB is the women's pentathlon final, where Kerenza Bryson will be hoping to push into the top three.
At around the same time, Finucane will compete in here bronze medal best-of-three race in the women's sprint.
Elsewhere, Emily Campbell currently sits third in the women's +81kg weightlifting final!
11:06 BST - Finucane suffered defeat in her sprint semi-final, meaning she will compete for the bronze medal later on today.
In the men's keirin, Carlin and Turnbull reached the semi-finals.
10:30 BST - Evans suffered a nightmare start in the women's omnium, crashing out in the first round to receive just one point.
In the sprint semis, Finucane has lost her first race but has a chance to bounce back as it's a best-of-three event - she needs to win both the remaining races.
09:34 BST - It's a valiant effort from Evans and Harvey who are coming to the end of the women's marathon race now, while Hauger-Thackery was forced to withdraw midway through the race.
The next - and potentially final - medal event for Team GB is the women's +81kg weightlifting final at 10:30, where Emily Campbell will be competing for a spot on the podium.
08:20 BST - The women's marathon has just passed the half-way point, with all three of Team GB's athletes trailing in the middle of the race.
Following on from the marathon, Britain have competitors involved in a variety of cycling events. Emma Finucane continues her hunt for another medal in the women's sprint semi-finals, while Neah Evans will take part in the women's omnium and Jack Carlin will cycle in the men's keirin quarters alongside Hamish Turnbull.
06:40 BST - Good morning and - for the final time - welcome back to our Olympics Tracker! It's the last day of action from the Paris Olympics, with a couple more medals up for grabs over the next few hours for Team GB.
First up is the women's marathon, where Calli Hauger-Thackery, Rose Harvey and Clara Evans will be representing Great Britain.
