It was a summer to remember for Team GB as they were able to narrowly beat their Tokyo medal total at Paris 2024.
One of the most enthralling Olympic games in recent memory, fans were able to see Sir Andy Murray take us on a memorable final journey in the men’s doubles before his retirement, while Duncan Scott broke Sir Chris Hoy’s medal record by claiming not one - but two - medals in France.
Winning a total of 65 medals, Great Britain went one better than they did in Japan, with 20% of those winners coming from Scotland.
But who were the Scots that won big for Team GB at the Olympics? Here is the full list of every Scottish athlete to win a medal for Team GB at the Olympics in Paris.
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5. Jack Carlin
A silver medallist at previous Olympic games, the Paisley born cyclist was a double medal winner in Paris, winning team sprint silver and individual sprint bronze. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
6. Josh Kerr
Josh Kerr took silver in the men's Olympic 1500m final in Paris and become the first Scottish man to win track medals at successive Olympic Games after his bronze medal at Tokyo 2020. | Michael Steele Photo: Michael Steele
7. Beth Potter
The Glasgow born runner took Olympics bronze in women's individual and a bronze in mixed relay together with Alex Yee, Sam Dickinson and Georgia Taylor-Brown. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
8. Nicole Yeargin
The Scottish-American athlete won several bronze medals previously and added to her medal haul with two more in Paris, winning two more bronze medals in women’s and mixed 4x400m relay bronze. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images