Toby Roberts says his win in the men's boulder and lead event was 'the happiest moment of my life'.
Toby Roberts has described his Olympic gold medal win in the men's boulder and lead event as "the happiest moment of my life".
He said: "To work for a goal for so many years and to finally achieve your dreams down on that podium, it's just a moment which I'll never forget." He became the first Briton to win a lead World Cup medal for 28 years at the Ratho World Cup in 2022.
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