Svømning under sommer-OL 2020 – 200 m rygsvømning (damer)

200 m rygsvømning for damer
under det 32. sommer-OL 2020
StedTokyo Aquatics Centre
Datoer29. juli 2021 (heats)
30. juli 2021 (semifinaler)
31. juli 2021 (finale)
Atleter27 fra 22 nationer
Medaljevindere
1Kaylee McKeown Australien
2Kylie Masse Canada
3Emily Seebohm Australien

200 m rygsvømning for damer under Sommer-OL 2020 fandt sted den 29. juli - 31. juli 2021 i Tokyo Aquatics Centre.[1]

Turneringsformat

Konkurrencen bliver afviklet med indledende heats og finale. Efter de indledende heats går de 8 bedste tider videre til finalen, hvor medaljerne bliver fordelt.

Tidsplan

Nedenstående tabel viser tidsplanen for afvikling af konkurrencen:

Alle tider er japansk standard tid. (UTC+9)[1]

DatoTidRunde
29. juli20:05Heats
30. juli11:35Semifinaler
31. juli10:37Finale

Resultater

Heats

[2]

PlaceringHeatBaneSvømmerNationTidNoter
144Kaylee McKeown Australien2:08.18Q
245Kylie Masse Canada2:08.23Q
24Rhyan White USAQ
425Phoebe Bacon USA2:08.30Q
526Liu Yaxin Kina2:08.36Q
643Taylor Ruck Canada2:08.87Q
732Peng Xuwei Kina2:09.03Q
835Emily Seebohm Australien2:09.10Q
46Katalin Burián UngarnQ
1036Lena Grabowski Østrig2:09.77Q
1121Tatiana Salcuțan Moldova2:09.98Q, NR
1234Margherita Panziera Italien2:10.26Q
1347Laura Bernat Polen2:10.37Q
1442África Zamorano Spanien2:10.72Q
1548Aviv Barzelay Israel2:11.13Q
1622Sharon van Rouwendaal Holland2:11.24Q
1714Ingeborg Løyning Norge2:11.68NR
1827Lee Eun-ji Sydkorea2:11.72
1937Daryna Zevina Ukraine2:12.30
2033Katinka Hosszú Ungarn2:12.84
2123Cassie Wild Storbritannien2:12.93
2231Daria Ustinova ROC2:13.72
2315Celina Márquez El Salvador2:14.72
2441Ali Galyer New Zealand2:15.16
2538Simona Kubová Tjekkiet2:15.81
2613Felicity Passon Seychellerne2:16.18
2728Krystal Lara Dominikanske Republik2:18.63

Semifinale

[3]

PlaceringHeatBaneSvømmerNationTidNoter
116Emily Seebohm Australien2:07.09Q
215Phoebe Bacon USA2:07.10Q
314Rhyan White USA2:07.28Q
425Kylie Masse Canada2:07.82Q
524Kaylee McKeown Australien2:07.93Q
623Liu Yaxin Kina2:08.65Q
713Taylor Ruck Canada2:08.73Q
826Peng Xuwei Kina2:08.76Q
917Margherita Panziera Italien2:09.54
1022Katalin Burián Ungarn2:09.65
1127Tatiana Salcuțan Moldova2:10.09
1212Lena Grabowski Østrig2:10.10
1311África Zamorano Spanien2:10.42
1421Laura Bernat Polen2:12.86
1528Aviv Barzelay Israel2:12.93
1618Sharon van Rouwendaal Holland2:12.98


Finale

[4]

PlaceringBaneSvømmerNationTidKommentarer
12Kaylee McKeown Australien2.04,68
2. plads, sølvmedaljemodtager(e)6Kylie Masse Canada2.05,42NR
34Emily Seebohm Australien2.06,17
43Rhyan White USA2.06,39
55Phoebe Bacon USA2.06,40
61Taylor Ruck Canada2.08,24
78Peng Xuwei Kina2.08,26
87Liu Yaxin Kina2.08,48

Referencer

  1. ^ a b "Tokyo 2020: Swimming Schedule". Tokyo 2020. Hentet 30. januar 2020.
  2. ^ "Heats results" (PDF). Arkiveret fra originalen (PDF) 2. august 2021. Hentet 12. september 2021.
  3. ^ "Semifinals results" (PDF). Arkiveret fra originalen (PDF) 22. august 2021. Hentet 12. september 2021.
  4. ^ "Final results" (PDF). Arkiveret fra originalen (PDF) 22. august 2021. Hentet 13. september 2021.

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