Emma Finucane became the first British woman in 60 years to win three medals at a single Olympics as she took bronze in the individual sprint on Sunday.
The 21-year-old, the reigning world champion in this event, needed only two races to beat Dutch rider Hetty van de Wouw in a best of three format.
Finucane was part of the British team sprint squad that won gold on Monday, and then followed it up with keirin bronze on Thursday.
Signing off her first Olympics in style!
— Team GB (@TeamGB) August 11, 2024
Emma Finucane wins her third medal of #Paris2024 pic.twitter.com/63pxhLL1Mv
Back in 1964, Mary Rand won a gold, silver and a bronze for Great Britain at the Tokyo Olympics.
New Zealand’s Ellesse Andrews stormed to gold, comfortably beating Lea Friedrich in the final after seeing off Finucane in the semi-finals.