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The United States took the gold medal, Great Britain the silver and Italy the bronze. The Americans achieved a world record.
3rd round
The United States and Great Britain are neck and neck for the gold medal, behind them is Italy.
2nd round
Great Britain is now the new leader, followed by Italy and the United States.
1st round
The United States, Italy and China dominate the competition after the first round.
Start
The race begins at the Tokyo Aquatic Center.
The last competition
The men's 4x100 relay will be the last swimming competition at Tokyo 2020.
Right now
Emma McKenon of Australia will be awarded the gold medal after winning the women's 50 m freestyle.
The winning team
McKEOWN Kaylee, HODGES Chelsea, McKEON Emma and AMPBELL Cate were the women who gave Australia gold in the final women's swimming competition at Tokyo 2020.
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Gold medal for Australia with an Olympic Record of 3:51:60, followed by the United States with silver and bronze for Canada.
3er round
The United States, Australia and Canada remain at the top of the race after 300m.
2nd vuelta
The United States, Australia and Canada remain the leaders at the halfway point of the race.
first round
Canada, the United States and Australia are in the lead after the first round.
Start
The 4x100 relay race begins.
Already entering
Athletes are entering the pool for the penultimate swim and last race in the women's race.
Order in the pool
1 Russia, 2 Sweden, 3 Australia, 4 Canada, 5 United States, 6 Italy, 7 Japan, 8 China.
Minutes away
We are minutes away from the penultimate swimming event of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
What a test
The men's 1500 m freestyle was contested in a spectacular race where the American Robert Finke won the gold medal with a time of 14:39:65, followed by the Ukrainian ROMANCHUK Mykhailo and the German Florian Wellbrock.
Second test
The women's 50 m freestyle was also contested, with Australia's Emma McKedon taking first place, Sweden's Sarah Sjoes-Troem taking silver and Pernille Blume of Denmark taking bronze.
This day's activity
First, the men's 50 m freestyle was disputed with a thrilling race in which the American Caeleb Dressel won the gold medal, followed by the Frenchman Florent Manaudou and the bronze medal went to Brunus Fratus.
Start
Swimming comes to an end with one of the most interesting events, the women's 4x100 relay. We start with the coverage.
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What time is Women's 4x100 combined relay swimming final match for 2020 Olympic Games?
This is the start time of the event Women's 4x100 combined relay swimming final of 31th July in several countries:
Argentina: 11:15 PM.
Bolivia: 10:15 PM in Marca Claro.
Brazil: 11:15 PM in Marca Claro.
Chile: 10:15 PM in Marca Claro.
Colombia: 9:15 PM in Marca Claro.
Ecuador: 9:15 horas in Marca Claro.
USA (ET): 10:15 PM in NBC.
Spain: 4:15 AM.
Mexico: 9:15 PM in Marca Claro.
Paraguay: 11:15 PM in Marca Claro.
Peru: 9:15 PM in Marca Claro.
Uruguay: 11:15 PM in Marca Claro.
Positions
It should be recalled that in the middle lanes will be the countries that had a better record in the semifinal round:
1 Russian Olympic Committee; 2 Sweden; 3 Australia; 4 Canada: 5 United States; 6 Italy; 7 Japan and 8 China.
The four disciplines
In the 4x100 combined, four competitors per country will be in the pool and each one will perform a different modality, which include: breaststroke, butterfly, backstroke and close with freestyle.
Second semifinal
In the second semifinal, Canada registered the best time with 3:55:17, followed by the United States, Sweden and the Russian Olympic Committee; the Netherlands, Belarus, Honk Kong and Denmark were eliminated.
First semifinal
In the first semifinal held on Friday in Tokyo, Australia had the best time with 3:55:39, followed by Italy, Japan and China; Great Britain, Germany, South Africa and Spain were eliminated.
Olympic and world records
In both cases, the United States holds both the Olympic and world records. In the former, it achieved a time of 3:24:48 at the London 2012 Olympic Games; the world record was obtained in Gwangju, South Korea in 2010 with a time of 3:23:01.
The venue
The Tokyo aquatic center was built exclusively for these Olympic Games, started to be held since 2017 and being inaugurated last October 26, 2020, with capacity for 15 thousand spectators.
Kick-off time
The Women's 4x100 combined relay swimming final will be played at the Tokyo Aquatic Center, in Tokyo, Japan. The kick-off is scheduled at 10:15 pm ET.
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