BEIJING OLYMPIC TIMETABLE 15th AUGUST 2008.

BEIJING OLYMPIC TIMETABLE 15th AUGUST 2008.

Hockey 01-30 - 05-00

Athletics 02-00 - 06-25

Basketball 02-00 - 06-00

Beach Volleyball 02-00 - 05-50

Fencing 02-00 - 09-50

Handball 02-00 - 05-15

Shooting 02-00 - 08-00

Table Tennis 02-00 - 05-00

Volleyball 02-00 - 05-30

Softball 02-30 - 07-00

Badminton 03-00 - 06-00

Swimming 03-00 - 04-34

Weightlifting 03-00 - 07-00

Archery 03-30 - 05-30

Baseball 03-30 - 06-30

Artistic Gymnastics 04-15 - 06-14

Baseball 04-30 - 07-30

Judo 05-00 - 09-30

Volleyball 05-30 - 09-00

Sailing 06-00 - 12-00

Water Polo 06-00 - 11-00

Boxing 06-30 - 09-30

Diving 06-30 - 09-30

Handball 07-00 - 10-15

Basketball 07-30 - 11-30

Table Tennis 07-30 - 10-30

Weightlifting 08-00 - 10-30

Archery 09-00 - 11-45

Tennis 09-00 - 15-00

Cycling Track 09-30 - 12-00

Softball 10-00 - 14-30

Baseball 11-00 - 15-00

Beach Volleyball 11-00 - 14-50

Fencing 11-00 - 14-20

Football 11-00 - 14-00

Hockey 11-00 - 15-30

Judo 11-00 - 12-30

Badminton 11-30 - 15-00

Swimming 11-30 - 14-16

Athletics 12-00 - 16-20

Boxing 12-00 - 15-00

Handball 12-00 - 15-15

Weightlifting 12-00 - 14-00

Equestrian 12-15 - 16-15

Table Tennis 12-30 - 15-30

Basketball 13-00 - 17-00

Volleyball 13-00 - 16-30

Football 14-00 - 17-00
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What an impressive Gymnast China's Yang Wei is, his display in the Men's All Round was stunning and he earned that well deserved Gold Medal spot.
Japan's Kohei Uchimura had tough luck on the Pommel Horse which dropped his points, Kohei's floor routine was excellent.
The U.K. representative did Britain proud and although finishing out of the medal positions was excellent on the Pommel Horse being best of all, "well done Daniel Keatings", considering this was his first Olympics.
The Pommel Horse has been a formidable piece of apparatus in the Olympics for many years so to be best in the world on it on the day speaks volumes for Daniels ability against the impressive World Champion Yang Wei.