2020 Summer Olympics Results - Swimming

Women's 10km
August 3 - Final
	BRABrazil	Ana Marcela Cunha	1:59:30.8
	NEDNetherlands	Sharon van Rouwendaal	1:59:31.7
	AUSAustralia	Kareena Lee	1:59:32.5
4	HUNHungary	Anna Olasz	1:59:34.8
5	GERGermany	Leonie Beck	1:59:35.1
6	USAUnited States	Haley Anderson	1:59:36.9
7	USAUnited States	Ashley Twichell	1:59:37.9
8	CHNChina	Xin Xin	2:00:10.1
9	FRAFrance	Lara Grangeon	2:00:57.3
10	GERGermany	Finnia Wunram	2:01:01.9
11	ECUEcuador	Samantha Arevalo	2:01:30.6
12	ARGArgentina	Cecilia Biagioli	2:01:31.7
13	JPNJapan	Yumi Kida	2:01:40.9
14	ITAItaly	Rachele Bruni	2:02:10.2
15	ROCRussian Olympic Committee	Anastasia Kirpichnikova	2:03:17.5
16	ESPSpain	Paula Ruiz	2:03:17.6
17	PORPortugal	Angélica André	2:04:40.7
18	CANCanada	Kate Sanderson	2:04:59.1
19	GBRGreat Britain	Alice Dearing	2:05:03.2
20	VENVenezuela	Paola Perez	2:05:45.0
21	RSASouth Africa	Michelle Weber	2:06:56.5
22	UKRUkraine	Krystyna Panchishko	2:07:35.1
23	SGPSingapore	Chantal Liew	2:08:17.9
24	SLOSlovenia	Spela Perse	2:08:33.0
25	ALGAlgeria	Souad Cherouati	2:17:21.6

Swimming Videos

3:13

Key numbers of the U.S. women's 4x100M relay world record
0:49
Jeremy Schaap: Katie Ledecky and Simone Biles are defying history
3:13
Mixed 4x100 medley recap: U.S. sets swimming world record
0:51

Medal Tracker

Countries Athletes

Overall Medal Leaders

126
USA
91
CHN
65
GBR

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

USA	40
CHN	40
JPN	20

Silver

Silver

USA	44
CHN	27
FRA	26

Bronze

Bronze

USA	42
GBR	29
CHN	24

Overall Medal Leaders

6
Yufei
Yufei
5
Marchand
Marchand
5
Huske
Huske

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

Marchand	4
Huske	3
O'Callaghan	3

Silver

Silver

Smith	3
Huske	2
Walsh	2

Bronze

Bronze

Yufei	5
Junxuan	3
McKeown	2

Olympics News

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UCI to trial gear restrictions to combat dangerous cycling speeds
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Neeraj Chopra takes first major win of 2025 in Paris Diamond League
Neeraj Chopra hit 88.16m in his first throw and that was good enough to take the win in Paris.
Reports: Jamaican Olympic medalists switch allegiance to Turkey
A pair of Jamaican Olympic medalists have switched their allegiance to Turkey after reportedly agreeing to $500,000 signing bonuses and monthly financial support to make the move.