Olympics 2024 : Swimming results at a glance as USA & Australia dominate

 


The swimming competition of any Olympics or multi sports games are held in the first week. In the Paris Olympics we had  some rivetting swimming contests . The United States dominated the swimming stage with a total of 28 medals including 8 golds followed by Australia  with 18 medals and 7 gold . There were some good performances from Asian nations too.  Many Olympics records are created as we look down on the results of each swimming event . 


Paris Olympics 2024  Swimming results at a glance : 


Men's 400m freestyle


🥇 - Lukas Martens (GER)

🥈 - Elijah Winnington (AUS)

🥉 - Kim Woo-Min (KOR)



Women's 400m freestyle


🥇 - Ariarne Titmus (AUS)

🥈 - Summer McIntosh (CAN)

🥉 - Katie Ledecky (USA)



Women's 4x100m freestyle relay


🥇 - Australia OR

🥈 - United States

🥉 - China

 


Men's 4x100m freestyle relay


🥇 - United States 

🥈 - Australia

🥉 - Italy




Men's 400m IM


🥇 - Leon Marchand (FRA) OR

🥈 - Matsushita Tomoyuki (JPN)

🥉 - Carson Foster (USA)



Women's 100m butterfly


🥇 - Torri Huske (USA)

🥈 - Gretchen Walsh (USA)

🥉 - Zhang Yufei (CHN)



Men's 400m IM


🥇 - Nicolo Martinenghi (ITA)

🥈 - Nic Fink (USA)

🥈 - Adam Peaty (GBR)



Women's 400m IM


🥇 - Summer McIntosh (CAN)

🥈 - Katie Grimes (USA)

🥉 - Emma Weyant (USA)



Men's 200m freestyle


🥇 - David Popovici (ROU)

🥈 - Matthew Richards (GBR)

🥉 - Luke Hobson (USA)



Men's 100m backstroke


🥇 - Thomas Ceccon (ITA)

🥈 - Xu Jiayu (CHN)

🥉 - Ryan Murphy (USA)



Women's 100m breaststroke


🥇 - Tatjana Smith (RSA)

🥈 - Tang Qianting (CHN)

🥉 - Mona McSharry (IRL)



Women's 200m freestyle


🥇 - Mollie O'Callaghan (AUS) OR

🥈 - Ariarne Titmus (AUS)

🥉 - Siobhan Haughey



Women's 100m backstroke


🥇 - Kaylee McKeown (AUS) OR

🥈 - Regan Smith (USA)

🥉 - Katharine Berkoff (USA)



Men's 800m freestyle


🥇 - Daniel Wiffen (IRL) OR

🥈 - Bobby Finke (USA)

🥉 - Gregorio Paltrinieri (ITA)



Men's 4x200m freestyle relay


🥇 - Great Britain

🥈 - United States

🥉 - Australia



Women's 100m freestyle


🥇 - Sarah Sjostrom (SWE)

🥈 - Torri Huske (USA)

🥉 - Siobhan Haughey (HKG)



Men's 200m butterfly


🥇 - Leon Marchand (FRA) OR

🥈 - Kristof Milak (HUN)

🥉 - Ilya Kharun (CAN)



Women's 1500m freestyle


🥇 - Katie Ledecky (USA) OR

🥈 - Anastasiia Kirpichnikova (FRA)

🥉 - Isabel Gose (GER)



Men's 200m breaststroke


🥇 - Leon Marchand (FRA) OR

🥈 - Zac Stubblety-Cook (AUS)

🥉 - Caspar Corbeau (NED)



Men's 100m freestyle final


🥇 - Pan Zhanle (CHN) WR

🥈 - Kyle Chalmers (AUS)

🥉 - David Popovici (ROU)



Women's 200m butterfly


🥇 - Summer McIntosh (CAN) OR

🥈 - Regan Smith (USA)

🥉 - Zhang Yufei (CHN)



Men's 200m backstroke


🥇 - Hubert Kos (HUN)

🥈 - Apostolos Christou (GRE)

🥉 - Roman Mityukov (SUI)



Women's 200m breaststroke


🥇 - Kate Douglass (USA)

🥈 - Tatjana Smith (RSA)

🥉 - Tes Schouten (NED)



Women's 4x200m freestyle relay


🥇 - Australia OR

🥈 - United States

🥉 - China



Men's 50m freestyle


🥇 - Cameron McEvoy (AUS)

🥈 - Ben Proud (GBR)

🥉 - Florent Manaudou (FRA)



Women's 200m backstroke


🥇 - Kaylee McKeown (AUS)

🥈 - Regan Smith (USA)

🥉 - Kylie Masse (CAN)




Men's 200m IM


🥇 - Leon Marchand (FRA) OR

🥈 - Duncan Scott (GBR)

🥉 - Wang Shun (CHN)





Men's 100m butterfly


🥇 - Kristof Milak (HUN)

🥈 - Josh Liendo (CAN)

🥉 - Ilya Kharun (CAN)



Women's 200m IM


🥇 - Summer McIntosh (CAN) OR

🥈 - Kate Douglass (USA)

🥉 - Kaylee McKeown (AUS)



Women's 800m freestyle


🥇 - Katie Ledecky (USA)

🥈 - Ariarne Titmus (AUS)

🥉 - Paige Madden (USA)



Mixed 4x100m medley relay


🥇 - United States WR

🥈 - China

🥉 - Australia



Women's 50m freestyle


🥇 - Sarah Sjostrom (SWE)

🥈 - Meg Harris (AUS)

🥉 - Zhang Yufei (CHN)



Men's 1500m freestyle


🥇 - Bobby Finke (USA) WR

🥈 - Gregorio Paltrinieri (ITA)

🥉 - Daniel Wiffen (IRL)



Men's 4x100m medley relay


🥇 - China

🥈 - United States

🥉 - France



Women's 4x100m medley relay


🥇 - United States

🥈 - Australia

🥉 - China



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