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Swimming Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024


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1 hour ago, TeamGB said:

 

Thanks, I have been struggling to find the results for this. 

 

When you say "internal leg" on the relays, is that a time from this meet or has some takeover time been taken off.

no, it's from Today's relays, internal leg just means that they were in 2nd, 3rd or 4th leg

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20 hours ago, Topicmaster1010 said:

AQUA recently changed that rule. So now an athlete no longer needs to have competed at Worlds to be eligible.

great to know that rules are meant to be broken

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12 hours ago, EselTheDonkey said:

:GER Swim Open, Berlin

 

Men's 100m Freestyle: Josha Salchow :GER 48,23sec Protokoll (berlinswimopen.de)

Improved to 47.85 in the final :clap: 

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:AUS 2024 Australian National Championships - Gold Coast (AUS) :AUS

April 17th - April 20th 2024

 

Meet Results

 

 

The following new OQTs were achieved

 

Men's 100m Freestyle

:AUS William Yang

 

Men's 200m Freestyle

:AUS Flynn Southam

 

Men's 200m Breaststroke

:AUS Joshua Yong

 

Women's 200m Freestyle

:AUS Jamie Perkins

 

Women's 100m Backstroke

:AUS Hannah Fredericks

 

Women's 200m Backstroke

:AUS Hannah Fredericks

 

Women's 200m Butterfly

:AUS Bella Grant

 

Women's 200m Individual Medley

:AUS Ella Ramsay

 

Women's 400m Individual Medley

:AUS Kaylee McKeown

:AUS Ella Ramsay

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Not really sure how to feel about this with all that’s going on right now, but “World Champion” :CHN Tang Qianting fired off a new AR of 1:04.68 in the women’s 100m breaststroke at the Chinese Olympic Trials (in the semifinals)

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14 minutes ago, Josh said:

Not really sure how to feel about this with all that’s going on right now, but “World Champion” :CHN Tang Qianting fired off a new AR of 1:04.68 in the women’s 100m breaststroke at the Chinese Olympic Trials (in the semifinals)

I wonder if the ARD documentary was deliberately scheduled to coincide for the Trials? 

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Chinese Nationals, Day #2


men's 400m IM


1.Huang Zhiwei, 4.16.33
2.Chen Nuo, 4.21.86


women's 100m Fly


1.Zhang Yufei, 56.36
2.Yu Yiting, 56.82


men's 100m Breastroke


1.Qin Haiyang, 58.24
2.Sun Jiajun, 58.73
3.Dong Zhihao, 59.67
4.Yan Zibei, 59.70


men's 200m Freestyle Semis


Pan Zhanle, 1.45.70
Ji Xinjie, 1.46.57
Zhang Zhanshuo, 1.46.78
Niu Guangsheng, 1.46.95


women's 200m Freestyle Semis


Liu Yaxin, 1.56.81
Li Bingjie, 1.57.10
followed by the remaining finalists, all at 1.57.X


women's 100m Breaststroke Semis


Tang Qianting, 1.04.68 :yikes:
Yang Chang, 1.06.23


men's 100m Backstroke Semis


Xu Jiayu, 52.70

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So I guess :CHN Zhang Zhanshuo decided to focus on the 400 free instead of the 400 IM? That's unfortunate because I believe he would've had a better shot at making the final in the 400IM. It's also unfortunate because we lose another athlete who had the 400 IM OQT and now with just over 2 months to go in the qualification period, we have roughly 9 ENTRIES in the men's 400 IM:

 

 

NOC

ATHLETE 1

QUALIFICATION EVENT

RESULT

ATHLETE 2

QUALIFICATION EVENT

RESULT

:AUS

Australia

1

SMITH Brendon

World Aquatics Championships 2023

OQT

4:10.37

   

:CAN

Canada

0

WIGGINTON Lorne

World Aquatics Junior Swimming Championships 2023

OCT

4:12.81

   

:FRA

France

1

MARCHAND Léon

World Aquatics Championships 2023

OQT

4:02.50

   

:GER

Germany

1

BÜSSING Cedric

Eindhoven Qualification Meet 2024

OQT

4:12.33

   

:GBR

Great Britain

1

LITCHFIELD Max

British National Championships 2024

OQT

4:09.14

   

:HUN

Hungary

0

Maximum Quota exceeded, Athlete 1

TBD

OCT

X

   

:ITA

Italy

1

RAZZETTI Alberto

Italian Winter National Championships 2023

OQT

4:09.29

   

:JPN

Japan

1

MATSUSHITA Tomoyuki

Japan Selection Trial for Olympic Games 2024

OQT

4:10.04

 

 

:NZL

New Zealand

1

CLAREBURT Lewis

World Aquatics Championships 2024

OQT

4:09.72

   

:RSA

South Africa

0

SATES Matt

World Aquatics Swimming World Cup Athens 2023

OCT

4:13.38

   

:USA

United States

2

Maximum Quota exceeded, Athlete 1

TBD

OQT

X

Maximum Quota exceeded, Athlete 2

TBD

OQT

X

 

It's also quite possible that Brendon Smith wouldn't qualify at Australian trials given his form this year. Japan might add one of Seto or Honda as their 2nd entry and Wigginton, Gabor Zombori, and Sates could be added through OCTs. However, it's quite likely that we'll have even fewer entries than the women's 200m butterfly from Tokyo where their were only 17 entries.

 

This event had the misfortune of having an insanely fast heats in Tokyo that nuked the qualifying time from 4:15.84 to 4:12.50. If AQUA followed their old rules where they set the OQT as the 16th fastest swimmer in the heats instead of the 14th fastest swimmer, the new qualifying time would've been 4:15.76 instead.

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