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OLYMPICS PREVIEW THREAD - DAY 11

A huge day for Team GB tomorrow with eleven medal chances - 6 or 7 guaranteed or strong - and a super busy morning. Plus Biles is back.

Again most of the GB action is in socialable hours. Overnight there is only an outside chance for Abigail Irozuru and Jazz Sawyers in the women's long jump (2.50am). Pretty open competition but more than three in the field have jumped further. 400m hurdles men's final at 4.20am.

The sailing begins early are today's postponement. Outside chance for Charlotte Dobson and Saksia Tidey in the women's skiff at 4.30am. Followed by a much better chance for Dylan Fletcher and Stuart Bithell in the men's skiff at 5.30am.

Then Giles Scott tries to retain his Finn title at 6.30am - he is guaranteed a medal and in first place going into the medal race. At 7.30am John Gimson and Anna Burnet are also guaranteed a medal in the Nacra-17 medal race are sitting second at the moment.

Then we scoot over to the veledrome where the women's pursuit team go in their heats at 7.44am to decide if they get to go for gold at 9.26am. They were second in qualifying today. The men's pursuit team will be going at 8.43 to see if they can get into a medal race on Wed.

And we get a first look at Jason Kenny's form as he tries to become Britain's most decorated Olympian. He'll be in the team sprint qualifying at 8am and, hopefully, the final at 9.44am. Dutch are the strong favourites for gold but last competition was 18 months ago.

Meanwhile at the pool James Heatly and Jack Laugher will have hopefully qualified for the 3m individual diving final at 7am in the 2am SFs. They qualified 4th and 6th place into the SFs. Chinese the favourites as ever.

And then at 9am in the last gymnastics appearence for a Brit we have Joe Fraser in the parallel bars final. He is world champion in the event but that was a low scoring final. He'll need others to falter to win a medal tomorrow.

At 9.50am Simone Biles will be going on the beam. If she wins it will be the story of the games. It will be a nerve wracking watch.

And GB boxers are back in action - Caroline Dubois (4.50am) and Galal Yafai (9.30am) try to guarantee another couple of medals by getting to their SFs and then at 11.05am Pat McCormack goes for gold in the welterweight final against Roniel Iglesias of Cuba.

Then it's the evening session of the athletics with 3 Brits in the 800m women's final at 1.25pm. Keely Hodginkson and Jemma Reekie in particular have perhaps GB's best shot at an individual track medal. Then it's the 200m final Dina should have been in (1.50pm).

And alongside all that the showjumping begins (11am) and we get a first look at climbing in the Olympics with the men's competition (9am).

Phew. Exhausting just thinking about it.

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