Ranjuo Tomblin has once again proven his prowess in artistic swimming by clinching the gold medal in the men's solo technical event at the European Artistic Swimming Championships in Madeira. With an impressive score of 234.4225 points, Tomblin outshone his competitors, securing a 1.7966-point lead over silver medalist Filippo Pelati of Italy. Spain's Dennis Gonzalez Boneu took home the bronze.

This victory marks Tomblin's second European title, having previously won the men's solo free event last year, making him the first British male to achieve such a feat. In addition to his solo technical gold, Tomblin also earned a bronze in the solo free event and contributed to two more medals in the mixed competitions.

Teaming up with Olympic silver medalist Izzy Thorpe for the first time, Tomblin secured a silver medal in the mixed duet technical event. He also partnered with Holly Hughes to win bronze in the mixed duet free event. This year's championships were particularly significant as they were held as a standalone event for the first time, having previously been part of the multi-discipline European Aquatics Championships.

Tomblin's outstanding performance not only highlights his individual talent but also underscores Great Britain's growing influence in the world of artistic swimming. With a total of six medals, the British team has set a new benchmark for future competitions.