OLYMPICS LONDON 2012: Games day 12 in pictures

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Posted: Tuesday 7th August 2012 | 9:36

By Sportsbeat staff, London 2012

THE medals just keep coming for Team GB and there are more opportunities today to add to the impressive gold rush of the Olympics so far.

In the Velodrome Sir Chris Hoy can overtake Sir Steve Redgrave as Great Britain's greatest ever Olympian with gold in the keirin.

Victoria Pendleton is two rounds from another gold in the women's individual sprint, Laura Trott competes in the omnium and Team GB's greatest brothers, the Brownlee's will battle it out for gold in the triathlon.

The best chance for the crowd in the Olympic Stadium to see Team GB success is in the high jump when Robbie Grabarz - who qualified in first position is a medal contender.

BEST FOOT FORWARD: USA's Kellie Wells on way to winning 100m semi-final

LORD HOY?: Sir Chris Hoy wins sixth olympic career gold with emphatic victory in keirin

QUEEN DETHRONED: Victoria Pendleton passes on the crown of Olympic champion to Anna Meares

PRINCESS LAURA: 20 year old Laura Trott celebrates gold in omnium, her 2nd, with crowd

CYCLING SUCCESS: Laura Trott claims gold in the women's omnium to continue Great Brtain's haul at the Velodrome

CELEBRATE: Gold in the team dressage gives Great Britain two in two days in the equestrian events

ON TRACK: Sir Chris Hoy qualifies fastest for the keirin semi-final as he aims to become the most decorated British Olympian ever

GOLD MEDALIST: Charlotte Dujardin celebrated as Great Britain won gold in the team dressage grand prix

ARTISTIC: Danell Leyva of USA performs in the horizontal bar apparatus final

FAN-TASTIC: Spectators take photos of the spectacular stadiums built for the London 2012 Games

THE WORLD'S BEST: Team GB secure three medals from five events as dominant London 2012 performance continues

FAMILY ALBUM: Brownlee brothers stand at triathlon finish line with hard earned medals

DOUBLE-UP: Pavey and Bleasdale both qualify for 5000m final after strong 10000m showings

B FINAL FOR PAIR: Abi Simmonds and Louise Sawers are unable to make the medal final in the 500m kayak double

BROTHERLY HUG: Alistair Brownlee embraces brother Jonny after they take gold and bronze in triathlon

AND THEY'RE OFF: The starter's pistol releases the cyclists in the Velodrome

GOLDEN BROWN: Alistair Brownlee wins gold in the men's triathlon at Hyde Park. His brother Jonny finished in third to claim a bronze for Team GB

RESPECT: After a gruelling triathlon gold medal winner Alistair Brownlee shakes hands with silver medallist Spain's Javier Gomez

ROYAL APPROVAL: The royal family enjoys the dressage at Greenwich Park with four Brits in action

KEEPING WARM: Usain Bolt keeps warm before winning his 200m heat. Team GB's Christian Malcolm is also into the semi-finals but James Ellington is out

HEAD FIRST: The men's Olympic triathlon gets underway featuring Team GB medal hopes the Brownlee brothers

PB FOR PARKER: Barbara Parker sets a new personal best time in the 5000m but failed to qualify for the final unlike team-mates Julia Bleasdale and Joanne Pavey

HOME SUPPORT: Fans watch the dressage at Greenwich Park as they hope for Britain's third equestrian medal of the Games

BIG SPLASH: Great Britain's Chris Mears is into the final of the diving 3m springboard event

GOING STRONG: Laura Trott is second overall in the omniun after four of six events

NOT ENOUGH: Phillips Idowu dissapointed after missing out on a place in the final of the triple jump

FINAL BOUND: Rachel Cawthorn is through to the final of the women's kayak single 500m

AGONY: The pain is etched all over Goldie Savers face as she fails to register a score in the javelin and bow's out
AGONY: The pain of her elbow tendon injury is etched all over Goldie Savers face as she fails to register a score in the javelin and bow's out