On the sixth day of the Olympic games in Rio de Janeiro a strong lead in the medal standings is held by the Americans.
– Michael Phelps won another race and has become a 22-time Olympic champion.
The first medal (and gold at once) in its history, won the national team of Fiji.
Canadian swimmer penny Oleksiak became the first Olympic champion born in the 21st century.
– Lukas Krpalek became the first in the history of the Czech Republic, Olympic champion in judo.
Rugby-7. Men
1. Fiji
2. UK
3. South Africa
Table tennis
Men. Singles
1. MA LON (China)
2. Zhang Jike (China)
3. Dzun Mizutani (Japan)
Fencing
Women. Sword. Team
1. Romania
2. China
3. Russia
Gymnastics
Women. Individual all around
1. Simon Balls (USA) – 62,198
2. Alexander Raisman (USA) – 60,098
3. Aliya Mustafina (Russia) – 58,665
Judo
Men up to 100 kg
1. Lukas Krpalek (Czech Republic)
2. Elmar Gashimov (Azerbaijan)
3. Ryunosuke Haga (Japan) and Cyril Mare (France)
Men up to 78 kg
1. Kayla Harrison (USA)
2. Audrey Cameo (France)
3. Anamari Valencic (Slovenia) and Myra Aguiar (Brazil).
Archery
Women. Individual championship
1. Hejin Chan (South Korea)
2. Lisa Unruh (Germany)
3. Babi Ki (South Korea)
Rowing
Men. Canoe-deuce
1. Ladislav Skantar / Peter Skantar (Slovakia) – 101,58
2. David Florence / Richard Hounslow (UK) – 102,01
3. Gauthier Claus / Hiking Mathieu (France) – 103,24
Women. Kayak single
1. Maialen Chourraut (Spain) – Of 98.65
2. Luke Jones (New Zealand) – 101,82
3. Jessica Fox (Australia) – Of 102.49
Rowing
Men
Deuce oar without a rudder
1. New Zealand – 6.59,71
2. South Africa – 7.02,51
3. Italy – 7:04.52
Deuce steamroom
1. Martin Sinkovic/Valent, Sinkovic (Croatia) – 6.50,28
2. Mindaugas Of Griskonis/Saulius Ritter (Lithuania) – 6.51,39
3. Kjetil Borch/Magnus Carlsen (Norway) – 6.53,25
Light weight. The four raspashnye without the helmsman. The Final Of A
1. Switzerland – 6:20.51
2. Denmark – 6:21.97
3. France – 6:22.85
Women
Deuce steamroom
1. Poland – 7:40.10
2. UK – 7:41.05
3. Lithuania – 7:43.76
Swimming
Men
The complex, 200 m
1. Michael Phelps (USA) – 1.54,66
2. Kosuke, Hagino (Japan) – 1.56,61
3. Wang Shun (China) – 1.57,05
Back, 200 m
1. Ryan Murphy (USA) – 1.53,62
2. Mitchell Larkin (Australia) – 1.53,96
3. Evgeny Rylov (Russia) – 1.53,97
Women
Free style, 100 m
1. Simone Manuel (USA) and penny Oleksiak (Canada) 52,70
3. Sarah Sjostrom (Sweden) – 52,99
Breaststroke, 200 m
1. Rie Kaneto (Japan) – 2.20,30
2. Yuliya Efimova (Russia) – 2.21,97
3. Shi Jingling (China) – 2.22,28
Freestyle, 4th 200 m
1. USA – 7.43,03
2. Australia – 7.44,87
3. Canada – 7.45,39
Medal standings after the sixth day (gold-silver-bronze):
1. USA (16-12-10) – 38
2. China (11-8-11) – 29
3. Japan (7-2-13) – 22
4. Australia (5-4-6) – 15
5. South Korea (5-2-4) – 11
…
38. Ukraine (0-2-1) – 3.
