Olympics 2012 Day 11: what to watch

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Highlights 

• Robert Grabarz rose to the occasion and took bronze in the men's high jump
• Sir Chris Hoy won gold in the final of the Kierin.
• Victoria Pendleton lost out to her old foe Anna Mears in the final of the women's sprint to take silver.
• Laura Trott edged out Sarah Hammer from USA in the omnium, with a spectacular performance in the the last event to take gold.
• Alistair and Jonathan Brownlee added two more medals for Yorkshire in the men's triathlon with a gold and bronze respectively.

What TeamGB are up to today:

Here's how TeamGB have got on so far:

Athletics

Goldie Sayers has been coming back to form recently but failed to fly through qualification for the javelin.

GB have some decent male 110m hurdlers; Lawrence Clarke and Andy Turnerqualified for the semi-finals, but Andrew Pozzi pulled up in his heat and his Olympics are over.

The injury cloud surrounding Philips Idowu proved too much and he failed to qualify for the triple jump final.

Julia Bleasdale ran a personal best and Jo Pavey a season's best to qualify for Firday's final of the women’s 5000m. Unfortunately Barbara Parker, missed out.

Christian Malcolm, running in his fourth Olympics, qualified for the semi-finals in the men’s 200m but James Ellington missed out.

Shara Proctor qualified with just one jump in the women's long jump. 

Tiffany Porter came up just short in the women's 100m hurdles semi finals, finishing as the fastest woman not to make the final.

Fantastic performance from Andrew Osagie who qualified for the final of the men’s 800m with a personal best. 

Lawrence Okoye couldn't qualify for the last eight of the men's discus final after yesterday's heroics. 

Robert Grabarz cleared 2.29 and won a bronze medal by virtue of a great performance on count back. 

Abi Oyepitan and Margaret Adeoye never threatened to get out of their 200m semi finals and both are finished in their individual events.

Boxing

Andrew Selby bowed at the quarter final stage of the men’s fly after being defeated by Robeisy Carrazana Ramirez from Cuba.   

Freddie Evans just edged out Canada’s Clayton Custio in the quarter final of the welterweight class, thus guaranteeing himself at least a bronze medal. 

Canoe Sprint

Rachel Cawthorn qualified for Friday's A final in the women’s kayak single (K1) 500m.  Abigail Edmonds and Louisa Sawers missed out on a place in the women’s kayak double (K2) 500m A final, but will compete in the B final.

Cycling

Men’s Kierin: Chris Hoy eased to victory in his final while Victoria Pendleton lost out to rival Anna Mears in the final of the women’s sprint and took silver and Laura Trott finished off her omnium with a fantastic sprint that edged gold.

Diving

Chris Mears finished ninth in the men's 3m springboard diving final.

Equestrian

Fresh from a GB gold yesterday, Richard Hester, Charles Hester, Laura Bechtolsheimer and Charlotte Dujardin picked up team gold today.

Hockey

Team GB had a massive match in the men's hockey today, and a 1-1 draw against Spain meant that they qualified for the semi finals at the expense of their opponents.

Sailing

An excellent day for Luke Patience and Stuart Bithell as they finished third in race 9 and third in race 10 in the men’s 470 class to sit second overall going into his medal race on Thursday.  

Nick Dempsey won the silver medal, Team GB's 43rd medal of these Olympics in the men’s RS-X. 

Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark had an excellent day too in the female equivalent, finishing fifth in race 7 and second in race 8 to sit second overall too. 

GB were level against Russia at 1-1 in the quarter final of the women’s 6m Elliot when they stopped. 

Synchronised Swimming

In the final of the women’s duets Jenna Randall and Olivia Federici finished a very impressive ninth.

Triathlon

Alistair Brownlee put in a stunning performance to claim gold in the men’s triathlon. His brother, Jonathan, overcame a 15-second penalty to still finish in third place and take the bronze medal.

Water Polo

GB’s women lost 11-9 to Russia in the 5-8 quarter final.