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Netherlands, China win in world best times on speedy day - Newspaper

FRANCE’S Hugo Boucheron and Matthieu Androdias celebrate winning gold in the men’s double sculls final at the Sea Forest Waterway on Wednesday.—AFP TOKYO: The Netherlands and China posted world best times to win gold in the men’s and women’s quad sculls races as Olympic rowing roared back into action at Tokyo’s Sea Forest Waterway on Wednesday. China clinched the women’s quad sculls in 6:05.13, more than six seconds ahead of silver medallists Poland and bronze winners Australia. On the men’s side, the Netherlands won gold — one of four medals they picked up during the day’s competition — in 5:32.03, 1.72 seconds ahead of Britain’s crew, with Australia claiming bronze.

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Olympics Latest: France wins gold in men's double sculls

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Olympics Latest: Australia wins gold in women's, men's four

WHIZ News Olympics Latest: Australia wins gold in women’s, men’s four ___ MEDAL ALERT Australia has doubled its haul of Olympic rowing gold medals as the men’s four charged to victory moments after the Aussie women claimed their gold. Australia had bolted to the front by the 500-meter mark and never were challenged for the lead to reach in the finish line as Romania fought a late surge by Italy to claim the silver medal. Australia’s time of 5 minutes, 42.76 set a new Olympic record. Italy won bronze. MEDAL ALERT Australia’s women’s four set a new Olympic-best time to win the gold medal in windy conditions at Tokyo’s Sea Forest Waterway.

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___ MEDAL ALERT Chizuru Arai has won Japan’s sixth gold medal in judo at the Tokyo Olympics, beating Austria’s Michaela Polleres in the final of the women’s 70-kilogram middleweight division. Arai reached her first Olympic final with three ippon victories, surviving a semifinal bout that lasted nearly 17 minutes against Russian athlete Madina Taimazova. The two-time world champion then claimed gold over Polleres with an early waza ari at the Budokan. Arai is just the second Japanese woman to win gold out of five weight categories in Tokyo. The men swept the first four gold medals in Tokyo, but they won’t win a fifth after Shoichiro Mukai fell short before the medal rounds.

Francia y Rumanía se cuelgan el oro olímpico en doble scull

CET Francia y Rumanía se cuelgan el oro olímpico en doble scull 23 July 2021, Japan, Tokyo: Germany's Annekatrin Thiele (2nd L) and Leonie Menzel (2nd R) compete during the women's double sculls in the Sea Forest Waterway during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa - Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa MADRID, 28 Jul. (EUROPA PRESS) - Los franceses Hugo Boucheron y Matthieu Androdias y las rumanas Ancuta Bodnar y Simona Radis se han proclamado campeones olímpicas de remo, en la modalidad de doble scull, tras adjudicarse este miércoles la final en los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokyo 2020.

Netherlands sets world rowing record in men's quadruple sculls at Summer Olympics

Netherlands men, China women set world rowing records at Summer Olympics The Netherlands have set a world record in men's quadruple sculls with a sprint over the final 500 meters to win the gold medal in windy conditions Wednesday at the Summer Olympics in Japan. Their time of 5 minutes, 32.03 seconds beat the previous mark of 5:32.26 set by Ukraine at the 2014 world championships. The Dutch boat was fourth after the first 500 meters but had closed to second by the next marker. A late push overtook Great Britain for the lead. Great Britain then held off a late charge by Australia to win silver.

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Olympics Latest: China sets women's quadruple sculls record

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Olympics Latest: Japan's Ohashi wins swimming gold in medley

Japanese teenager Daiki Hashimoto won a gold medal in men’s all-around. The 19-year-old Hashimoto used a thrilling high bar routine during the final rotation to edge Xiao Ruoteng of China and reigning world champion Nikita Nagornyy. Hashimoto’s all-around total of 88.465 points included a 14.933 on high bar. That was good enough for him to surge past Xiao and into the top spot. The gold is the third straight Olympic title for the Japanese gymnast. Kohei Uchimura won in 2012 and 2016. Advertisement The win was also a bit of redemption for Hashimoto. He thought his high bar set during the team final lifted Japan to gold but Nagornyy’s rock-solid floor exercise did just enough to give the team representing the Russian Olympic Committee the title.