Australia Breaks Men's Team Pursuit World Record
Australia Breaks Men's Team Pursuit World Record
Australia Breaks Men's Team Pursuit World Record
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Australia is celebrating remarkable success at the Paris Olympic Games, achieving a national record of 18 gold medals across various sports, including a thrilling victory in track cycling's team pursuit against Great Britain. Canada is also enjoying a successful Olympics, highlighted by gold medals for throwers Ethan Katzberg and Camryn Rogers, and a historic win in judo by Christa Deguchi. Jamaica has emerged as a field-event powerhouse with Roje Stona winning gold in discus, marking a significant increase in field event medals compared to previous Games. France is basking in its Olympic success, having won 44 medals, including 12 golds, with a strategic seven-year plan credited for the boost. The opening ceremonies featured performances from Lady Gaga and Celine Dion, contributing to the festive atmosphere of the Games. Meanwhile, Australian track cyclist Matthew Richardson set a world record in the men's sprint, only to be quickly surpassed, showcasing the fierce competition at this year's Olympics.

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