Today at the Games:
A total of 21 golds will be decided today in another bumper day of competition.
On the last day of Track Cycling in the Velodrome, Great Britain's Sir Chris Hoy will be looking for his second gold of the Games in the men's Keirin while Victoria Pendleton will be going for gold in the women's Sprint and Laura Trott will be going for Gold in the Omnium.
Hyde Park once again provides the backdrop for the Triathlon, as the men take on a 1.5km swim in the Serpentine lake, followed by a 43km cycle, finishing with a 10km run.
The home crowd will be waiting to see whether it comes down to a battle of the brothers as Britain's Alistair and Jonathan Brownlee go for the gold.
In the Stadium, Australia's Sally Pearson goes for gold in the women's 100m Hurdles final and Asbel Kiprop of Kenya defends his Olympic title in the men's 1500m final.
What's on - Men's Triathlon
With less than one week left of the Olympic Games, today is the turn of the men's Triathlon.
Made up of swimming, cycling and long distance running the Triathlon gets under way in Hyde Park at 11:30am.
Medal table:
Country G S B
1 China 31 19 14
2 USA. 29 15 19
3 GB. 18 11 11
Today's action not to be missed:
11:30 Triathlon: men's final 13:00 Sailing: men's RS-X final
15:00 Synchronised Swimming: women's Duets final
17:26 Cycling - Track: women's Sprint final
17:57 Cycling - Track: men's Keirin final
10:20, 16:07 & 16:53 Laura Trott: Omnium
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