To your attention the results of all disciplines of the medal the next day of the Olympic games in Rio de Janeiro.
Rowing
Men. Kayak-deuce at 200 m.
1. Sol Craviotto / Christian Toro (Spain) – 32,075
2. Liam Hat / Jon Sofield (UK) – 32,368
3. Aurimas Lankas /, Edvinas Ramanauskas (Lithuania) – 32,382
Kayak-deuce at 1000 m.
1. Max Randset / Markus Grosse (Germany) – 3.10,781
2. Marco Tomasevic / Milenko Zoric (Serbia) Is 3.10,969
3. Ken Wallace / Lachlan Time (Australia) – 3.12,593
Badminton
Women, doubles
1. Misaki Matsumoto / Ayaka, Takanashi (Japan)
2. Christina Pedersen / Kamilla Ritter Yul (Denmark)
3. Kyung Young Chung / Seung Chan Shin (South Korea).
Triathlon
Men
1. Alistair Brownlee (Great Britain) – 1:45.01
2. Jonathan Brownlee (Great Britain) – 1:45.07
3. Henry Schumann (South Africa) – 1:45.43
Athletics
Men
200 m
1. Usain Bolt (Jamaica) – Of 19.78
2. Andre De Grasse (Canada) – 20,02
3. Christophe Lemaitre (France) – 20,12
Decathlon
1. Ashton Eaton (USA) – 8893
2. Kevin Mayer (France) – 8834
3. Damian Warner (Canada) – 8666
Shot put
1. Ryan cruiser (USA) – 22,52 m
2. Joe Kovacs (USA) – 21,78
3. Tomas Walsh (New Zealand) Is 21,36
400 meter hurdles
1. Kerron Clement (USA) – 47,73
2. Boniface Tumuti (Kenya) Is 47,78
3. Yasmani, Copello (Turkey) Is 47,92
Women
400 m hurdles
1. Dalila Muhammad (USA) is 53,13
2. Sara Slott Petersen (Denmark) – 53,55
3. Ashley Spencer (USA) – of 53.72
Javelin
1. Sarah Colak (Croatia) – 66,18 m
2. Sanett Viljoen (South Africa) is 64,92
3. Barbara Spotakova (Czech Republic) Is 64,80
Sailing
Men
Class 49
1. Peter Barling / Blair Tuk (New Zealand) – 35
2. Nathan Atteridge / Iain Jensen (Australia) – 78
3. Eric Hale / Thomas Ploessel (Germany) – 83
Class 470
1. SIM Fantela / Igor Marenych (Croatia) Is 43
2. Matthew Belcher / Will Ryan (Australia) – 58
3. Panagiotis Mantis / Pavlos Cerialis (Greece) Is 58
Women
Class 49
1. Martin Grelle / Kaen Kunze (Brazil) Is 48
2. Alex Maloney / Molly Meech (New Zealand) – 51
3. Jena Hansen / Katja Of Salskov-Iversen (Denmark) – 54
Class 470
1. Hannah Mills / Saskia Clark (Britain) – 44
2. Joe Ale / Polly Pori (New Zealand) – 54
3. Camilla Leconte / Helen DeFrank (France) – 62
Boxing
Men
Up to 81 kg
1. Julio Cesar La Cruz (Cuba)
2. Adilbek Of Niyazymbetov (Kazakhstan)
3. Joshua Basti (UK) and Mathieu Boderick (France)
Diving
Women. Tower. Individual jumping
1. Ren Qiang (China) – 439,25
2. Si ACSI (China) – 419,40
3. Megan Benfeito (Canada) – 389,20
Field hockey
Muzhchinyi
1. Argentina
2. Belgium
3. Germany
Wrestling
Up to 53 kg
1. Helen Marulis (the USA)
2. Saori Yoshida (Japan)
3. Natalia Sinishin (Azerbaijan) and Sofia Mattsson (Sweden)
Up to 75 kg
1. Erica Wiebe (Canada)
2. Guzel Manyurova (Kazakhstan)
3. Ekaterina Bukina (Russia) and Zhang Fanlu (China)
To 63 kg
1. Risako Kawai (Japan)
2. Maria Mamaluk (Belarus)
3. Ekaterina Larionova (Kazakhstan) and Monika ewa Michalik (Poland)
Taekwondo
Men under 68 kg
1. Ahmad Abughoush (Jordan)
2. Alexey Denisenko (Russia)
3. Joel Gonzalez Bonilla (Spain) and Daehoon Lee (South Korea).
Women under 57 kg
1. Jade Jones (Great Britain)
2. Eva Calvo Gomez (Spain)
3. Heda Wahba (Egypt) and Seorin Kimiya Alizadeh (Iran)
Medal standings after the 13th day (gold – silver-bronze):
1. USA (35-33-32) – 100
2. United Kingdom (22-21-12) – 55
3. China (20-16-22) – 58
4. Germany (13-8-11) – 32
5. Russia (12-15-17) – 44
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23. Ukraine (2-4-2) – 8.
