8th day final live summary

2024 World Aquatics Championships

Day 8 final heat sheet

Folks, we succeeded. Only the final session of the 2024 Doha World Championships remains. This session will feature his seven event finals, including his men’s and women’s 4×100 medley relays to close out the competition.

Order of events on day 8:

• Men’s 50 Backstroke — Finals
• Women’s 50m Breaststroke — Finals
• Men’s 1500 Freestyle — Finals
• Men’s 400IM — Finals
• Women’s 400IM — Finals
• Men’s 4×100 medley relay final
• Women’s 4×100 medley relay final

Australian Isaac Cooper In the semi-finals of the men’s 50m backstroke, he set an Oceanian record of 24.12 seconds and took first place.he is sitting in front of the defending champion hunter armstrong. Throughout the competition, backstrokers struggled to swim straight, and even Cooper collided with the lane rope in the semifinals. In this heat, there are a lot of talented players besides the top two players. Kusaweri Masiuk, Pieter Coetzee, and Hugo GonzalezHowever, this race may come down to who can avoid the lane rope.

world record holder Ruta Meiltite She took first place in the women’s 50m breaststroke final by a wide margin. She swam a score of 29.40 in the semifinals, well ahead of the 100m breaststroke champion. Tozentei, swam an Asian record of 29.80 points to qualify for the competition. Right behind her, Vendetta PilateHe also achieved sub-30 in the semifinals with a score of 29.91.

800 freestyle champion Daniel Wiffen He qualified for the men’s 1500m free final with a quiet 6th place and put in the necessary effort to finish in the top 8. After missing both the 800m and 1500m free finals in Fukuoka, Florian Wellbrock In this final, he secured lane 4. He came first with a qualifying time of 14:48.43.

In the men’s 400 IM preliminaries, david johnston She swam a personal best time of 4:12.51, matching her fastest time in the morning.his teammates carson foster, is a two-time defending champion, and safely passed the qualifying in 4th place (4:13.24). 200 IM finalists Daiya Seto (3rd, 4:13.06), Lewis Clairvert (5th, 4:13.24), and Alberto Lazzetti (8th place, 4:15.84) also advanced to the finals in the 400 IM.

Canada in the women’s race Tess Chepurcha She advanced in the second half of the qualifying swim and overtook the Serbian swimmer. Anja Crevaard He then recorded the fastest qualifying time of 4:40.80. After Crevar’s 4:41.11, the difference between qualifying third and his sixth place is just over half a second. Freya Colbert He placed 3rd in 4:42.33.

Men’s 50 Backstroke — Finals

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Women’s 50 Breaststroke — Finals

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Men’s 1500 Freestyle — Finals

• World record: 14:31.02 — Sun Yang, China (2012)
• Championship record: 14:31.54 —Ahmed HafnaouiTunisia (2023)
• Junior World Record: 14:46.09 — Franco Grgic, Croatia (2019)
• 2023 World Champion: 14:31.54 —Ahmed HafnaouiTunisia
• Olympic “A” qualifying time: 15:00.99, Olympic “B” qualifying time: 15:05.49

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Men’s 400 Individual Medley – Final

• World record: Leon MarchandFrance – 4:02.50 (2023)
• Junior World Record: Ilya Borodin, Russia – 4:10.02 (2021)
• Championship record: Leon MarchandFrance – 4:02.50 (2023)
• 2023 World Champion: Leon MarchandFrance – 4:02.50
• Olympic “A” qualifying time: 4:12.50, Olympic “B” qualifying time: 4:13.76

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• World record: summer mackintoshCanada – 4:25.87 (2023)
• Championship record: summer mackintoshCanada – 4:27.11 (2023)
• World junior record: summer mackintoshCanada – 4:25.87 (2023)
• 2023 World Champion: summer mackintoshCanada – 4:27.11
• Olympic “A” qualifying time: 4:38.53, Olympic “B” qualifying time: 4:39.92

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Men’s 4×100 Medley Relay – Finals

• World Record: USA – 3:26.78 (2021)
• Championship Record: USA – 3:27.20 (2023)
• World Junior Record: Russian Federation – 3:33.19 (2019)
• 2023 World Champion: USA – 3:27.20

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Women’s 4×100 Medley Relay – Finals

• World Record: USA – 3:50.40 (2019)
• Championship Record: USA – 3:50.40 (2019)
• Junior World Record: Canada – 3:58.38 (2017)
• 2023 World Champion: USA – 3:52.08

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