Swimming at the Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024

[Topicmaster1010 4,182]

2 hours ago, Josh said:

And I assume they’ll boycott the Olympics because of it?

 

@dullard @Makedonas @Topicmaster1010 @Topicmaster1010

I like how you tagged me twice 

[dodge 1,024]

18 minutes ago, Topicmaster1010 said:

I like how you tagged me twice 

One for individual swims and one to recognise your relay previews 

[Topicmaster1010 4,182]

10 hours ago, Ionut said:

Any idea when the start lists for the heats are going to be published?

I don't know but swimming heats are usually done with same formula.

 

Circle seeded heats divide the top athletes (based on entry time) into either 2 or 3 heats in alternating order. So assuming there's no scratches, we can expect the circle seeded heats of the events on day 1 to look something like this.

 

Women's 100m Butterfly:

Spoiler

Heat 3:

1.  Costanza Cocconcelli

2.  Tessa Giele

3.  Louise Hansson

4.  Zhang Yufei

5.  Emma McKeon

6.  Alexandria Perkins

7.  Anna Ntountounaki

8.  Keanna MacInnes

 

Heat 4:

1.  Barbora Seemanova

2.  Erin Gallagher

3.  Mizuki Hirai

4.  Torri Huske

5.  Maggie Mac Neil

6.  Rikako Ikee

7.  Roos Vanotterdijk

8.  Rebecca Smith

 

Heat 5:

1.  Georgia Damasioti

2.  Marie Wattel

3.  Yu Yiting

4.  Gretchen Walsh

5.  Angelina Koehler

6.  Lana Pudar

7.  Hazel Ouwehand

8.  Viola Scotto di Carlo

 

Women's 400m Freestyle:

Spoiler

Heat 2:

1.   Waka Kobori

2.  Jamie Perkins

3.  Paige Madden

4.  Summer McIntosh

5.  Erika Fairweather

6.  Maria Costa

7.  Simona Quadarella

8.  Ajna Kesely

 

Heat 3:

1.  Eve Thomas

2.  Gabrielle Roncatto

3.  Li Bingjie

4.  Ariarne Titmus

5.  Katie Ledecky

6.  Isabel Gose

7.  Liu Yaxin

8.  Valentine Dumont

 

Men's 100m Breaststroke

Spoiler

Heat 3:

1.  Joshua Yong

2.  Andrius Sidlauskas

3.  Sam Williamson

4.  Nic Fink

5.  Evgenii Somov

6.  Caspar Corbeau

7.  Taku Taniguchi

8.  Ron Polonsky

 

Heat 4:

1.  James Wilby

2.  Ludovico Viberti

3.  Lucas Matzerath

4.  Adam Peaty

5.  Nicolo Martinenghi

6.  Charlie Swanson

7.  Ilya Shymanovich

8.  Bernhard Reitshammer

 

Heat 5:

1.  Denis Petrashov

2.  Berkay Ogretir

3.  Sun Jiajun

4.  Qin Haiyang

5.  Arno Kamminga

6.  Melvin Imoudu

7.  Choi Dongyeol

8.  Jan Kalusowski

 

Men's 400m Freestyle:

Spoiler

Heat 4:

1.  Aaron Shackell

2.  Lucas Henveaux

3.  Guilherme Costa

4.  Sam Short

5.  Kim Woomin

6.  Antonio Djakovic

7.  Danas Rapsys

8.  Kieran Smith

 

Heat 5:

1.  Zhang Zhanshuo

2.  Petar Mitsin

3.  Oliver Klemet

4.  Lukas Martens

5.  Elijah Winnington

6.  Felix Auboeck

7.  Marco de Tullio

8.  Kieran Bird

 

For the rest of the heats, they start with the slowest swimmers and end with the faster swimmers.

[De_Gambassi 1,223]

6 hours ago, Sub13 said:

Strangely enough, I don't think the majority of the world reads 'Sportetsociete' regularly. Is there evidence it was reported in any other countries?

Smart ass that much, right ? The 'majority of the world' couldn't give a single fuck about the depth of an olympic swimming pool, only armchair experts that wake up two days before the Oympics do (well, pretend to do), but it is of zero importance obviously. It was not like it was a kept secret that would have been magically revealed right before the Olympics. IOC, FINA, national federations perfectly knew about the depth of the pool for years, and none of them ever complained about it, specialy as it was in line with the then regulations.

[NearPup 3,051]

18 minutes ago, De_Gambassi said:

Smart ass that much, right ? The 'majority of the world' couldn't give a single fuck about the depth of an olympic swimming pool, only armchair experts that wake up two days before the Oympics do (well, pretend to do), but it is of zero importance obviously. It was not like it was a kept secret that would have been magically revealed right before the Olympics. IOC, FINA, national federations perfectly knew about the depth of the pool for years, and none of them ever complained about it, specialy as it was in line with the then regulations.

Ya, that's the thing. It's not the ideal depth for a competition pool, but it's absolutely within what is allowed for a competition pool. It's fine, it's not a scandal, there are always some compromises that are made when it comes to Olympic venues.

[De_Gambassi 1,223]

5 minutes ago, NearPup said:

Ya, that's the thing. It's not the ideal depth for a competition pool, but it's absolutely within what is allowed for a competition pool. It's fine, it's not a scandal, there are always some compromises that are made when it comes to Olympic venues.

There will probably be more and more (see rowing in 2028 for exemple). We are past the time when hosts were building 10+ new permanent venues for the Olympics.

[Orangehair43 251]

9 hours ago, dullard said:

Are they willing to risk having their medals stripped??

The chances of the IOC doing that are very slim. Unless they want 2028 cancelled. 

[tirtha22 233]

2 hours ago, De_Gambassi said:

There will probably be more and more (see rowing in 2028 for exemple). We are past the time when hosts were building 10+ new permanent venues for the Olympics.

This swimming arena is the only newly constructed venue in Paris 2024. For other sports, existing venues or spaces are utilised.

[De_Gambassi 1,223]

3 minutes ago, tirtha22 said:

This swimming arena is the only newly constructed venue in Paris 2024. For other sports, existing venues or spaces are utilised.

No, you're mixing up with the WP/Diving pool. The Paris La Defense Arena that host the swimming competition was built in 2017.

 

 

[dullard 699]

4 minutes ago, tirtha22 said:

This swimming arena is the only newly constructed venue in Paris 2024. For other sports, existing venues or spaces are utilised.

No, the swimming is hosted in an existing arena using a temporary pool. The new aquatic centre is hosting diving, water polo and artistic swimming.