London 2012: Team GB medal projections chart As our chart reveals, the 14 medals Britain won in cycling events and the six in sailing in 2008 are not expected to translate into quite such high numbers this time around. In cycling this is due to rule changes that mean British champions such as Chris Hoy cannot compete against athletes from the same country, denying Britain the gold and bronze mega-combo he and team mate Jason Kenny achieved in the 2008 men's keirin. In sailing, the British team has simply not performed at the same level as previous years in the run up to the Games. However, in every other sport where we expect to win at least one medal, which is all of them except basketball, handball, table tennis, synchronised swimming, volleyball, water polo, weightlifting and wrestling, projections are higher than four years ago, with the biggest jump in athletics (up to four more medals than in Beijing) and diving (up to three more medals). The only sport where expectations are exactly the same as in 2008 where that expectation is not zero is in rowing with a consistently strong British team. UK Sport chief executive Liz Nicholl said: "We won medals in 11 sports in Beijing and we think 20 sports are targeting medals in London, which shows how the sports system has stepped up in the past four years. Fourteen sports would be disappointed if they didn't achieve a medal at the Games and we think we can win medals in at least 12 sports, which would be one more than Beijing. What are your own predictions? Have UK Sport got it right? Let us know in the comments.