Team GB's men's cycling team claimed a silver medal in the team sprint event at the Paris Olympics, finishing behind a dominant Dutch squad that set a world record with a time of 40.949 seconds. The British trio of Jack Carlin, Hamish Turnbull, and Ed Lowe advanced to the finals after defeating Germany in the semi-finals, achieving a national record of 41.819 seconds. Despite being underdogs against the five-time world champions, the British team executed their strategy well and celebrated their achievement, especially given that it was the first Olympics for Turnbull and Lowe. Carlin highlighted the impressive performance of his teammates, noting their ability to step up in a high-pressure environment. This silver medal marks a significant accomplishment for the new-look British team, who are without Olympic legends Sir Jason Kenny and Sir Chris Hoy. The British squad is expected to continue their medal quest in upcoming events, with Carlin in contention for individual medals.