• Duchess Sophie Wessex is in Paris for the Olympics
  • The Duchess was overcome with raw emotion
  • She cheered GB women's sprint to victory

The Duchess couldn't contain her excitement, or her tears, after witnessing Britain's finest cyclists dominate the global stage, marking the country's first-ever Olympic medal in the women’s team sprint. The trio's golden victory was sealed with a jaw-dropping time of 45.186 seconds, leaving New Zealand trailing in their wake.

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Sophie Wessex, seen fervently clapping and roaring in support, later transitioned to capturing the joyous moment with selfies, basking in the glory of the historic win. The stands buzzed with energy as Team GB not only topped the charts in qualifying but continued to break and set new world records, showcasing the exceptional conditions of the Paris track.

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Duchess Sophie of Edinburgh attends the British victory in the Cycling Track Womens Team Sprint Finals at the Paris 2024

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The gold medal match was a nail-biter, with Britain initially trailing but quickly turning the tables, thanks to a phenomenal performance by the team. British cycling legend Victoria Pendleton couldn't hide her pride, stating, "I could see they were going to win. I am so happy for them," highlighting the team's powerful and confident display.

This Olympic title is a sweet victory for years of hard work, with Finucane eyeing more gold in the individual event and the keirin. Meanwhile, Capewell and Marchant are not resting on their laurels, setting their sights on further success in the individual sprint and keirin, respectively.

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As Team GB's men's sprint team gears up, the nation holds its breath, hoping for more golden moments. Sophie Wessex's emotional journey from tears to triumph encapsulates the spirit of the Olympics, a testament to the power of sports in uniting hearts and breaking barriers.