Weston is now a national treasure after rattling run seals second skeleton win

GOLDEN boy Matt Weston hated history as a school kid but had no problems creating it on the biggest night of his life.

- CHARLIE BENNETT in Cortina

The skeleton superstar became the first British double gold medallist at the same Winter Olympics with a performance for the ages to clinch mixed team gold alongside Tabitha Stoecker.

In temperatures well below freezing, he lit up the Cortina Sliding Centre to claw back a daunting 0.30secs deficit in the final and instantly become a national treasure.

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"I'm extremely proud of what I've been able to achieve in the past couple of days," Weston said.

"I'm a bit more in control of my emotions this time.

"I'm just absolutely over the moon. I'm still buzzing and I don't know what's next to be honest. Probably the pub." Well, if there is anyone that deserves a drink, it's the 28-year-old.