Yesterday in Rio de Janeiro on 31-year-old Olympic games played 14 sets of medals.
The most decorated Olympian in sports history, Michael Phelps team USA won the relay 4 to 100 meters and has become a 19-time Olympic champion. All in all, the assets of the American swimmer’s 23 Olympic medals.
Due to the expected dominance of swimmers, team USA rose to the top position in the medal standings. Back Americans China – the athletes from China flashed in diving, shooting and weightlifting.
Every few minutes two of gold fell in the medal piggy Bank of Italy, and it happened in those disciplines where the athletes Gained a lot were not expecting. Fabio Basile became the Olympic champion in judo, and Daniele Garozzo won the final fight in the fencing.
Archery. Women. Team tournament:
1. South Korea
2. Russia
3. Chinese Taipei
Cycling. Women. Group race:
1. Anna van der Breggen (Netherlands) – 3:51,27
2. Emma Johansson (Sweden) – 3:51,27
3. ELISA Longo Borghini (Italy) – 3:51,27
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36. Anna Solovey (Ukraine) – 4:01,02
Jumping into the water. Women. A springboard, 3 m:
1. Shi Tingmao / Wu Minsi (China) – 345,60
2. Tania Cagnotto / Francesca Dallape (Italy) – 313,83
3. Madison Keeney / Anabelle Smith (Australia) – 299,19
Fencing. Men. Rapier:
1. Daniele Garozzo (Italy)
2. Alexander Massialas (USA)
3. Timur Safin (Russia)
JudoMen 66 kg
1. Fabio Basile (Italy)
2. Baul An (South Korea)
3. Masashi Ebinuma (Japan) and Rishod Sobirov (Uzbekistan)
Women up to 52 kg
1. Malinda, Kelmendi (Kosovo)
2. Odette Giuffrida (Italy)
3. Misato Nakamura (Japan) and Natalia Kuznetsova (Russia)
Shootingwomen air pistol, 10 m
1. Zhang Mansue (China) – 199,4 points
2.Vitalina Bazarkina (Russia) – 197,1
3. Anna Arakaki (Greece) – 177,7
Ladder, women
1. Katherine Skinner (Australia)
2. Natalie Rooney (New Zealand)
3. Corey Cogdell (USA)
Weightlifting, women, to 53 kg
1. Su Shu Chin (Taiwan) – 212 (100 snatch 112 clean and jerk)
2. Hidilyn Diaz (Philippines) – 200 (88+112)
3. Jin Hee-Young (South Korea) – 199 (88+111)
Men up to 56 kg
1. Long Qingquan (China), 307 kg (137 snatch 170 clean and jerk)
2. Om Yun Chol (DPRK) — 303 (134 +169)
3. Sinpet Cruiting (Thailand) — 289 (132 +157)
Swimmingmen. Freestyle. 4 x 100 m
1. USA – 3.09,92.
2. France – 3.10,53
3. Australia – 3.11,37
Breaststroke 100 m
1. Adam Peaty (Great Britain) – 57,13
2. Cameron van der Burgh (South Africa) is 58,69
3. Cody Miller (USA) – 58,87
Women, butterfly, 100m
1. Sarah Sjostrom (Sweden) – 55,48
2. Penny Oleksiak (Canada) – 56,46
3. Dana Vollmer (USA) – 56,63
400 m freestyle
1. Katie Ledecky (USA) – 3:56.46
2. Jasmin Carlin (UK) – 4:01.23
3. Leah Smith (USA) – 4:01.92
Medal standings after the second day (gold – silver – bronze)
1. USA (3-5-4) – 12 medals
2. China (3-2-3) – 8
3. Australia (3-0-3) – 6
4. Italy (2-3-2) – 7
5. South Korea (2-2-1) – 5
