Max Whitlock's hopes for a fourth consecutive Olympic medal were dashed as Rhys McClenaghan of Ireland won the pommel horse final, marking Ireland's first gymnastics gold. Whitlock, who had previously dominated the event since Rio 2016, was aiming for his third gold but was ultimately knocked off the podium. Earlier in the day, Jake Jarman secured Great Britain's first artistic gymnastics medal in Paris, winning a bronze in the floor final, while Simone Biles continued her dominance with a third gold medal in the vault. Team GB has been performing well overall, adding five more medals to their tally, including a gold in men's rowing and a bronze in women's windsurfing. The day also featured high-stakes athletics events, including the women's 100m final, where Dina Asher-Smith aimed for gold. As the Olympics continue, Team GB hopes to capitalize on their momentum and secure additional medals.