MOLLIE O’CALLAGHAN BREAKS OLYMPIC RECORD WITH 1:53.27 200 FREESTYLE
Molly O’aklagan breaks the Olympic record for free 1: 53.27 200m
Okuragan won his first individual gold medal and closed 27.98 at the last 50. This is the fastest separation of the field.
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2024 Summer Olympics in Paris
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200 -meter women’s freestyle finals
World Record: 1: 52.23-AUS (2024), Arian Titomas
Record World Junior: 1: 53.65 -macintoshd’été, Can (2023)
Entrance of Olympics: 1: 53.50-Arian Titomas, AUS (2021)
Victory time in 2021: 1: 53.50-Arian Titomas, AUS
2021 Bronze medal time: 1: 54.70
MOLLY O’AKLAGAN (AUS) -1: 53.27 (entrance to the Olympics)
Arian Titomas (AUS) -1: 53.81
SIOBHAN HAUGHEY (HGK) -1: 54.55
Mary -Sof Herbay (can) -1: 55.29
Jan Junsuan (CHN) -1: 5.38
Barborah Semanova (CZE) -1: 55.47
Erica Fairvezer (NZL) -1: 55.59
Claire Wine Stein (USA) -1: 56.60
Molly O’Aklagan has set a new Olympic record in a free woman’s gold den pass and won 1: 53.27. This broke the old Olympic record of 1 minute 53.50 seconds swum by Ariarne Titmuss at Tokyo 2020. O’Callaghan and Titmuss finished 1-2. O’Callaghan’s win also means that the 200 freestyle continues its stat that the no woman has ever won two titles in a row. Titmus won back in Tokyo at the 2020 Games but came up with silver here. Section comparison
O’Callaghan (2024)Titmus (2020)5027.0127.0410029.0628.8115029.2228.8520027.9828.81:53.271:53.50
In typical O’Callaghan fashion, she made a strong comeback at the end and was almost a second faster than Titmus in Tokyo in the last 50 miles. In fact, O’Callaghan was almost the same speed in the first 50 miles as she was in the last 50 miles, even taking into account the start. O’Callaghan was third in the 150, but her time of 27.98 was the fastest of the group by 0.23 seconds as Titmus closed out her heat tonight in 29.08. O’Callaghan’s best time was 1:52.48 at the Australian trials, when she returned home in 28.37. O’Callaghan’s win also marked her first individual Olympic gold medal. She had already won gold this week, helping Australia win gold in the 4 x 100 freestyle relay. He also won two gold medals at the Tokyo Relays.
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