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Paris 2024 - Very Early Predictions - Poll #2 - Swimming - Women's 400m Frestyle; Swimming - Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay; Swimming - Women's 4x100m Freestyle Relay

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Paris 2024 - Very Early Predictions - Poll #2 - Swimming - Women's 400m Frestyle; Swimming - Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay; Swimming - Women's 4x100m Freestyle Relay  

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  1. 1. Event #2 - Swimming - Women's 400m Freestyle

    • Ariarne Titmus AUS
      7
    • Katie Ledecky USA
      1
    • Summer McIntosh CAN
      3
    • Leah Smith USA
      0
    • Lani Pallister AUS
      0
    • Kiah Melverton AUS
      0
    • Isabel Gose GER
      0
    • Erika Fairweather NZL
      0
    • Simona Quadarella ITA
      1
    • Leah Neale AUS
      0
    • Erin Gemmell USA
      0
    • Miyu Namba JPN
      0
    • Katie Grimes USA
      0
    • Muhan Tang CHN
      0
    • Waka Kobori JPN
      0
    • Bella Sims USA
      1
    • Bingjie Li CHN
      0
    • Any other - please write athlete's name in the comments
      0
    • I WILL PASS THIS EVENT
      0

  2. 2. Event #3 - Swimming - Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay

    • United States
      10
    • Italy
      2
    • Australia
      0
    • Great Britain
      1
    • Hungary
      0
    • Canada
      0
    • Brazil
      0
    • Spain
      0
    • Serbia
      0
    • Israel
      0
    • China
      0
    • Sweden
      0
    • Netherlands
      0
    • Korea Republic
      0
    • Ukraine
      0
    • Poland
      0
    • France
      0
    • Any other - please write in the comments
      0
    • I WILL PASS THIS EVENT
      0

  3. 3. Event #4 - Swimming - Women's 4x100m Freestyle Relay

    • Australia
      13
    • Canada
      0
    • United States
      0
    • China
      0
    • Great Britain
      0
    • Sweden
      0
    • Netherlands
      0
    • Italy
      0
    • Brazil
      0
    • Hungary
      0
    • France
      0
    • South Africa
      0
    • Spain
      0
    • Korea Republic
      0
    • Israel
      0
    • Germany
      0
    • Any other - please write in the comments
      0
    • I WILL PASS THIS EVENT
      0

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  • Poll closed on 12/18/2022 at 07:00 PM

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rafalgorka Rising Star

rafalgorka   1,821

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Voting in this one ends on Dec 18th

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So I've been meaning to comment on this thread but haven't found time until now. I'll give my thoughts in reverse order.

 

:AUS Australia is definitely taking gold in the women's 4x100m freestyle relay unless they get DQ'd. Their sprint freestyle depth is absolutely insane that they could still win gold with their B team.  I'll say Gold: :AUS Australia; Silver: :USA United States; Bronze :CAN Canada

 

The men's relay could be more interesting. The US should be the favourites on paper but Italy is on the rise and I would also expect Australia to give a better performance. Great Britain should also be in contention and if Russia is allowed back, they'll be in the mix as well. So for now, I'll say Gold: :USA United States; Silver: :ITA Italy; Bronze: :AUS Australia

 

Now the Women's 400m Freestyle could be the event that I look forward to the most. Aduel between Titmus, Ledecky, and McIntosh (and maybe even Li) will be really exciting. I voted for McIntosh to win because because I'm Canadian and I think she's on an amazing trajectory right now. She's already on Ledecky's level and she might overtake Titmus soon as well. So my prediction is Gold: :CAN McIntosh; Silver: :AUS Titmus; Bronze: :USA Ledecky

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rafalgorka   1,821

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Thanks for sharing info on your picks for 2nd and 3rd.

It will be very helpful to make final results of Paris 2024 polls.

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rafalgorka   1,821

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My top3:

 

Women's 400m free 1. Titmus 2. Ledecky 3. McIntosh

 

I think McIntosh will get some gold in Paris but not on day 1

 

Men's 4x100m free 1. USA 2. Italy 3. Australia

 

Women's 4x100m free 1. Australia (WR) 2. USA 3. Canada

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rafalgorka Rising Star

rafalgorka   1,821

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Results

 

W 400m free

 

1. Ariarne Titmus AUS

2. Summer McIntosh CAN

3. Katie Ledecky USA (T)

 

M 4x100m free

 

1. United States

2. Italy

3. Great Britain

 

W 4x100m free

 

1. Australia

2. United States (T)

3. Canada (T)

 

Thanks for voting!

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dullard   744

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I wasn't paying attention so I missed these polls. Bummer.

 

Women's 400 free

 

1. Ariarne Titmus

2. Summer McIntosh

3. Katie Ledecky

 

It'll be very close though and I might be a bit biased putting Titmus first. Post Paris I expect McIntosh will ecclipse Titmus.

 

Men's 4x100 free

 

1. Great Britain

2. United States

3. Italy

 

GBR for the upset.

 

Women's 4x100 free

 

1. Australia

2. United States

3. Canada

 

Australia to win again but United States are going to improve a lot.

 

 

 

rafalgorka Rising Star

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On 12/19/2022 at 12:17 PM, dullard said:

I wasn't paying attention so I missed these polls. Bummer.

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks for your vote, anyway!

 

It looks that it wouldn't change the final outcome of this poll if you voted on time (if I have counted it right). No worries then.

 

Greetings!

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