Swimming World Championships Final 2017 Live Watch
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FINA World Championship 17th place in Budapest, Hungary, July 14-30, 2017. FINA World Championship or World Swimming Championships - this is the world championship of water sports: swimming, diving, diving, open water and synchronized swimming and water polo.
She was a member of Australia's 4x100 m freestyle team, which announced silver on Sunday afternoon.
Two days later, Australia has a total of three silver to become the fifth swimming medals for the leaders of the United States (three gold, two silver, one bronze).After Katie Ledecky entered the night, the iron lady of Hungary captured the moment on Monday in the world championship.
Katinka Hossa justifies his country's great expectations with a surprising victory in the combined 200 meters, encouraged the crowd with flags in Duna Arena. The new body of 12,000 squares of water along the Danube was completely filled to the flag, and it was clear that most of the fans came. Hossa did not disappoint them.
"It is very difficult to put into words what it means to win at home," - he said. "It definitely gives you more energy and motivation. It was crazy."
Hosszu led from start to finish in the race, covering the four floating strike, ending the freestyle and a time of 2 minutes, 7.00 seconds. It was almost twice as slow as its world record at the Olympics in Rome last summer, but enough to keep a heavy load Yui Ohashi from Japan, who settled for silver in 2: 07.91.Bronze went to Madis Koks of the USA. In 2: 09.71, just ahead of teammate Melanie Margolis.
As he touched the wall, Hossa hit the water, sticking out his tongue and got the cable car to recognize the noisy crowd. Her husband and trainer, Sheyn Tusup, pumped her fists and pulled out a guttural scream.
Hosszu out of the water and ran across the deck to embrace Tasupa, who handed him a red hat decorated with the nickname that received a few years ago through his repertoire a grueling event. The woman of iron."That's pretty much what I felt the first time when I won," - he said.Hossa was not the only big name to have been charged gold on the second night of sailing.
British Adam Pate won the 100 meter bracelet, while Swedish Sarah Syustrom has just lost her own world record in the 100 butterfly.
After the approval of two gold Sunday, solitary race Katie Ledecky the morning the preliminary result of 1500 freestyle. As they passed by the exhausting event at 15: 47.57 - almost 18 seconds faster than Spain's second-best qualifier Mireia Belmonte. Finals - Tuesday night.
"It was good," Ledetsky said. "I know how to handle your schedule. I just need preliminary conditions may be easier to work on, so you can relax. "
In the semi-finals, the 100-th breast of Olympic women's champion Lilly King and Yuliya Efimova set a rematch of their bitter race at Rio where the American moving fingers called their Russian opponent in the history of doping violations.
Efimova was the fastest qualifier at 1: 04.35 - just one hundred seconds from the world record - and the king was immediately put in 1: 04.53. The cake, which now plays a huge lion tattoo on the left arm, made the turn to its record pace in the world of Rio, but a bit worn in the back turn to play at 57.47. Undisputed bracelet king lost his mark at 57.13, but proved to be the second largest in the history of time.
His ultimate goal - to become the first chest rapist, which would break the second barrier 57, a mission, which he called "Project 56". "I have a little more than 57 races to go down to 56, but I will follow this curve and see where I can go," - he said. Silver went to Kevin Cordes of the United States in 58.79, while the Russian Kirill Prigoda called the bronze (59.05). Fifth - American Cody Miller, bronze medalist in Rio.
Already setting a world record in his first leg heats in the free 4x100 freestyle, Sjostrom almost misses another mark on the fly with a winning time of 55.53. It was only 0.05 seconds with his triumph gold medal in Rio. When Sjostrom saw the moment on the board, he covered his mouth with surprise.
"It seems like I'm going a bit slower than yesterday, since it can be a butterfly - it's relaxing, and then you can be even faster," - said Syustrom, who did not look tired in the day after the race in four Occasions,
Australian Emma McKeon (56.18) grabbed the silver, while Kelsey Worrell of the United States (56.37) stopped in bronze. Canadian Penny rupture star Oleksiak of seven years old, in Rio, with four medals and finished fourth.
Britain won another gold when Bendzhamin Praud first touched 22.79 in the men's 50 butterfly, it is not an Olympic event. Nicholas Santos of Brazil took the silver (22.84), and Ukrainian Andriy Govorov grabbed the bronze (22.84), ahead of American Caleb Dressel, who reached the final as the fastest ranked.
"It was not about winning, because I knew the five people in the race had a chance to win - Gord said." Luckily for me, I managed to pick up his race, my time to process, and it turned out well. It's a strange feeling, because this is what I dreamed for six or seven years. "
FINA World Championship 17th place in Budapest, Hungary, July 14-30, 2017. FINA World Championship or World Swimming Championships - this is the world championship of water sports: swimming, diving, diving, open water and synchronized swimming and water polo.
She was a member of Australia's 4x100 m freestyle team, which announced silver on Sunday afternoon.
Two days later, Australia has a total of three silver to become the fifth swimming medals for the leaders of the United States (three gold, two silver, one bronze).After Katie Ledecky entered the night, the iron lady of Hungary captured the moment on Monday in the world championship.
Katinka Hossa justifies his country's great expectations with a surprising victory in the combined 200 meters, encouraged the crowd with flags in Duna Arena. The new body of 12,000 squares of water along the Danube was completely filled to the flag, and it was clear that most of the fans came. Hossa did not disappoint them.
"It is very difficult to put into words what it means to win at home," - he said. "It definitely gives you more energy and motivation. It was crazy."
Hosszu led from start to finish in the race, covering the four floating strike, ending the freestyle and a time of 2 minutes, 7.00 seconds. It was almost twice as slow as its world record at the Olympics in Rome last summer, but enough to keep a heavy load Yui Ohashi from Japan, who settled for silver in 2: 07.91.Bronze went to Madis Koks of the USA. In 2: 09.71, just ahead of teammate Melanie Margolis.
As he touched the wall, Hossa hit the water, sticking out his tongue and got the cable car to recognize the noisy crowd. Her husband and trainer, Sheyn Tusup, pumped her fists and pulled out a guttural scream.
Hosszu out of the water and ran across the deck to embrace Tasupa, who handed him a red hat decorated with the nickname that received a few years ago through his repertoire a grueling event. The woman of iron."That's pretty much what I felt the first time when I won," - he said.Hossa was not the only big name to have been charged gold on the second night of sailing.
British Adam Pate won the 100 meter bracelet, while Swedish Sarah Syustrom has just lost her own world record in the 100 butterfly.
After the approval of two gold Sunday, solitary race Katie Ledecky the morning the preliminary result of 1500 freestyle. As they passed by the exhausting event at 15: 47.57 - almost 18 seconds faster than Spain's second-best qualifier Mireia Belmonte. Finals - Tuesday night.
"It was good," Ledetsky said. "I know how to handle your schedule. I just need preliminary conditions may be easier to work on, so you can relax. "
In the semi-finals, the 100-th breast of Olympic women's champion Lilly King and Yuliya Efimova set a rematch of their bitter race at Rio where the American moving fingers called their Russian opponent in the history of doping violations.
Efimova was the fastest qualifier at 1: 04.35 - just one hundred seconds from the world record - and the king was immediately put in 1: 04.53. The cake, which now plays a huge lion tattoo on the left arm, made the turn to its record pace in the world of Rio, but a bit worn in the back turn to play at 57.47. Undisputed bracelet king lost his mark at 57.13, but proved to be the second largest in the history of time.
His ultimate goal - to become the first chest rapist, which would break the second barrier 57, a mission, which he called "Project 56". "I have a little more than 57 races to go down to 56, but I will follow this curve and see where I can go," - he said. Silver went to Kevin Cordes of the United States in 58.79, while the Russian Kirill Prigoda called the bronze (59.05). Fifth - American Cody Miller, bronze medalist in Rio.
Already setting a world record in his first leg heats in the free 4x100 freestyle, Sjostrom almost misses another mark on the fly with a winning time of 55.53. It was only 0.05 seconds with his triumph gold medal in Rio. When Sjostrom saw the moment on the board, he covered his mouth with surprise.
"It seems like I'm going a bit slower than yesterday, since it can be a butterfly - it's relaxing, and then you can be even faster," - said Syustrom, who did not look tired in the day after the race in four Occasions,
Australian Emma McKeon (56.18) grabbed the silver, while Kelsey Worrell of the United States (56.37) stopped in bronze. Canadian Penny rupture star Oleksiak of seven years old, in Rio, with four medals and finished fourth.
Britain won another gold when Bendzhamin Praud first touched 22.79 in the men's 50 butterfly, it is not an Olympic event. Nicholas Santos of Brazil took the silver (22.84), and Ukrainian Andriy Govorov grabbed the bronze (22.84), ahead of American Caleb Dressel, who reached the final as the fastest ranked.
"It was not about winning, because I knew the five people in the race had a chance to win - Gord said." Luckily for me, I managed to pick up his race, my time to process, and it turned out well. It's a strange feeling, because this is what I dreamed for six or seven years. "
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