Tokyo 2020 Olympics: Day 7 Finals Live Recap
Kaylee McKeown can become the first Australian Olympic champion in the women's 200 backstroke in this morning's finals session from Tokyo.
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Kaylee McKeown can become the first Australian Olympic champion in the women's 200 backstroke in this morning's finals session from Tokyo.
Die dreimalige Bahnrad-Weltmeisterin Emma Hinze und Lea Sophie Friedrich haben bei den Olympischen Spielen das Viertelfinale im Sprint erreicht.
Go her way. what happened? yes, we know there has been _ go her way. what happened? yes, we know there has been so _ go her way. what happened? yes, we know there has been so much - go her way. what happened? yes, we know there has been so much media i know there has been so much media attention on this story in the build up attention on this story in the build up and you can even see it with the amount of journalists who up and you can even see it with the amount ofjournalists who were present at the weightlifting yesterday evening here in tokyo as laurel hubbard made history becoming the fir...
Want to keep representing our country at this level. >> caleb dressel is trying to get his second individual gold of these games and he'll do it! >> reporter: dressel breaking his own world record in the 100-meter butterfly. >> it took a world record to win the olympic final. >> reporter: but he and the rest of the inaugural mixed relay team failed to podium. jamaica sweeping the women's 100-meter dash after gold medal favorite, sha-carrie richardson, was pulled from the games after a positive drug test. elaine thompson-hera beating florence griffith joyner's 33-year-old olympic record. covid ...
Event. he finished thatjust outside of world record pace but he did claim the olympic record in a time of 21.07 and finished the games in a remarkable five gold medals. similar celebrations for the aussie camp as well in the swimming, an olympic record broken in the women's 50 metre freestyle final as well, that was the aussie emma mckeon, a time of 23.81. that win made emma the most successful australian 0lympian in history. can you tell my bias just starting to creep in there just a touch? but i think it is for good reason. emma then backed up as well in the women's four x 100 medley relay. ...