One British Olympian didn’t let being on top of a double decker bus – during a parade to celebrate the achievements of Yorkshire Olympic and Paralympic athletes – get in the way of him showing off his sporting skills.
Beat this one @maxwhitlock1 ð Amazing on the bus for the Yorkshire Olympic homecoming parade ð ð¬ð§ @Welcome2Yorks #RioHeroes pic.twitter.com/5gI8QuGCJG
— Nile Wilson (@NileMW) September 28, 2016
We know gymnast Nile Wilson is good at balancing and everything but we still can’t help feeling slightly on edge watching this…
Olympic bronze medalist @NileMW showing off his moves ahead of the Yorkshire #rioheroes bus tour in #Leeds pic.twitter.com/RHX9SGd1tX
— Dave Higgens (@DaveHiggensPA) September 28, 2016
Wilson, who won a bronze medal for the men’s horizontal bar, tweeted a picture of his stunt from the bus, cheekily saying to fellow Olympian Max Whitlock: “Beat this one.” Whitlock, if you remember, won gold in both the men’s floor and the men’s pommel horse.
Thousands of people lined the Yorkshire streets below as several open-top buses drove through Leeds city centre.
Many other famous sporting heroes were spotted in the parade too.
Great reception for Yorks #rioheroes @AliBrownleetri @jonny_brownlee pic.twitter.com/Ke1bzTk8b5
— NHS Leeds West CCG (@NHSLeedsWest) September 28, 2016
Party time on bus 6! @JackLaugher capturing it all #RioHeroes pic.twitter.com/g9vMmyVCr1
— Tanya Arnold (@tanyaarnold) September 28, 2016
Thousands out to see the best of Yorkshire #RioHeroes pic.twitter.com/wF8IDAv9ce
— West Yorkshire Sport (@Yorkshiresport) September 28, 2016
