Swimming at the 2020 Summer Olympics – Women's 100 metre freestyle
January 01, 1970
The women's 100 metre freestyle event at the 2020 Summer Olympics was held from 28 to 30 July 2021 at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre.[1] It was the event's twenty-fifth consecutive appearance, having been held at every edition since 1912.
The Olympic Qualifying Time for the event is 54.38 seconds. Up to two swimmers per National Olympic Committee (NOC) can automatically qualify by swimming that time at an approved qualification event. The Olympic Selection Time is 56.01 seconds. Up to one swimmer per NOC meeting that time is eligible for selection, allocated by world ranking until the maximum quota for all swimming events is reached. NOCs without a female swimmer qualified in any event can also use their universality place.[5]
Competition formatedit
The competition consists of three rounds: heats, semifinals, and a final. The swimmers with the best 16 times in the heats advance to the semifinals. The swimmers with the best 8 times in the semifinals advance to the final. Swim-offs are used as necessary to break ties for advancement to the next round.[6]
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January 01, 1970
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The women s 100 metre freestyle event at the 2020 Summer Olympics was held from 28 to 30 July 2021 at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre 1 It was the event s twenty fifth consecutive appearance having been held at every edition since 1912 Women s 100 metre freestyleat the Games of the XXXII OlympiadVenueTokyo Aquatics CentreDates28 July 2021 heats 29 July 2021 semifinals 30 July 2021 final Competitors51 from 42 nationsWinning time51 96 ORMedalistsEmma McKeon AustraliaSiobhan Haughey Hong KongCate Campbell Australia 20162024 The medals for the competition were presented by Gunilla Lindberg Sweden IOC Member and the medalists bouquets were presented by Dr Julio Maglione Uruguay FINA Immediate Past President Contents 1 Records 2 Qualification 3 Competition format 4 Schedule 5 Results 5 1 Heats 5 2 Semifinals 5 3 Final 6 ReferencesRecords editPrior to this competition the existing world and Olympic records were as follows World record nbsp Sarah Sjostrom SWE 51 71 Budapest Hungary 23 July 2017 2 Olympic record nbsp Simone Manuel USA nbsp Penny Oleksiak CAN 52 70 Rio de Janeiro Brazil 11 August 2016 3 4 The following records were established during the competition Date Event Swimmer Nation Time Record July 25 Final leadoff Sarah Sjostrom nbsp Sweden 52 62 OR July 28 Heat 6 Emma McKeon nbsp Australia 52 13 OR July 30 Final Emma McKeon nbsp Australia 51 96 OR Olympic record split from the 4 100 m freestyle relayQualification editMain article Swimming at the 2020 Summer Olympics Qualification The Olympic Qualifying Time for the event is 54 38 seconds Up to two swimmers per National Olympic Committee NOC can automatically qualify by swimming that time at an approved qualification event The Olympic Selection Time is 56 01 seconds Up to one swimmer per NOC meeting that time is eligible for selection allocated by world ranking until the maximum quota for all swimming events is reached NOCs without a female swimmer qualified in any event can also use their universality place 5 Competition format editThe competition consists of three rounds heats semifinals and a final The swimmers with the best 16 times in the heats advance to the semifinals The swimmers with the best 8 times in the semifinals advance to the final Swim offs are used as necessary to break ties for advancement to the next round 6 Schedule editAll times are Japan Standard Time UTC 9 1 Date Time Round 28 July 2021 19 00 Heats 29 July 2021 10 53 Semifinals 30 July 2021 10 59 FinalResults editHeats edit The swimmers with the top 16 times regardless of heat advanced to the semifinals 7 Rank Heat Lane Swimmer Nation Time Notes 1 6 4 Emma McKeon nbsp Australia 52 13 Q OR 2 6 5 Siobhan Haughey nbsp Hong Kong 52 70 Q AS 3 6 6 Anna Hopkin nbsp Great Britain 52 75 Q NR 4 7 4 Cate Campbell nbsp Australia 52 80 Q 5 5 4 Sarah Sjostrom nbsp Sweden 52 91 Q 6 7 5 Penny Oleksiak nbsp Canada 52 95 Q 7 5 2 Pernille Blume nbsp Denmark 52 96 Q 8 7 6 Yang Junxuan nbsp China 53 02 Q WD 9 5 5 Femke Heemskerk nbsp Netherlands 53 10 Q 10 7 1 Kayla Sanchez nbsp Canada 53 12 Q WD 11 5 3 Abbey Weitzeil nbsp United States 53 21 Q 12 7 3 Michelle Coleman nbsp Sweden 53 53 Q 13 5 1 Signe Bro nbsp Denmark 53 54 Q 14 7 2 Freya Anderson nbsp Great Britain 53 61 Q 15 5 6 Charlotte Bonnet nbsp France 53 67 Q 16 6 2 Marie Wattel nbsp France 53 71 QSO 6 3 Ranomi Kromowidjojo nbsp Netherlands QSO WD 18 6 7 Erika Brown nbsp United States 53 87 QSO 7 8 Wu Qingfeng nbsp China 20 5 7 Maria Kameneva nbsp ROC 53 92 21 6 1 Barbora Seemanova nbsp Czech Republic 53 98 22 6 8 Andrea Murez nbsp Israel 54 06 NR 23 4 8 Fanny Teijonsalo nbsp Finland 54 69 24 5 8 Janja Segel nbsp Slovenia 54 73 25 4 5 Erin Gallagher nbsp South Africa 54 75 26 4 7 Maria Ugolkova nbsp Switzerland 54 86 27 4 4 Lidon Munoz nbsp Spain 54 97 28 4 3 Anastasiya Shkurdai nbsp Belarus 55 17 29 3 4 Kalia Antoniou nbsp Cyprus 55 38 30 4 6 Larissa Oliveira nbsp Brazil 55 53 31 3 6 Anicka Delgado nbsp Ecuador 55 56 NR 32 4 2 Julie Meynen nbsp Luxembourg 55 69 33 3 5 Farida Osman nbsp Egypt 55 74 34 3 7 Snaefridur Jorunnardottir nbsp Iceland 56 15 35 3 1 Bianca Costea nbsp Romania 56 35 36 4 1 Quah Ting Wen nbsp Singapore 56 36 37 3 3 Ieva Maluka nbsp Latvia 56 39 38 3 2 Miriam Sheehan nbsp Puerto Rico 56 64 39 3 8 Amel Melih nbsp Algeria 56 65 40 2 4 Mia Blazhevska Eminova nbsp North Macedonia 57 19 41 2 3 Jillian Crooks nbsp Cayman Islands 57 32 NR 42 2 5 Jenjira Srisa Ard nbsp Thailand 57 42 43 2 7 Maria Schutzmeier nbsp Nicaragua 57 94 NR 44 2 1 Colleen Furgeson nbsp Marshall Islands 58 71 45 2 2 Varsenik Manucharyan nbsp Armenia 59 18 46 2 6 Jeanne Boutbien nbsp Senegal 59 27 47 2 8 Catarina Sousa nbsp Angola 59 35 48 1 3 Abiola Ogunbanwo nbsp Nigeria 59 74 NR 49 1 4 Andela Antunovic nbsp Montenegro 1 00 01 50 1 5 Gaurika Singh nbsp Nepal 1 00 11 51 1 6 Mineri Gomez nbsp Guam 1 04 00 7 7 Federica Pellegrini nbsp Italy DNS Swim off Rank Lane Swimmer Nation Time Notes 1 4 Erika Brown nbsp United States 53 51 Q 2 5 Wu Qingfeng nbsp China 54 47 Q Semifinals edit The swimmers with the best 8 times regardless of heat advanced to the final 8 Rank Heat Lane Swimmer Nation Time Notes 1 2 4 Emma McKeon nbsp Australia 52 32 Q 2 1 4 Siobhan Haughey nbsp Hong Kong 52 40 Q AS 3 1 5 Cate Campbell nbsp Australia 52 71 Q 4 2 3 Sarah Sjostrom nbsp Sweden 52 82 Q 5 1 3 Penny Oleksiak nbsp Canada 52 86 Q 6 1 6 Femke Heemskerk nbsp Netherlands 52 93 Q 7 2 2 Abbey Weitzeil nbsp United States 52 99 Q 8 2 5 Anna Hopkin nbsp Great Britain 53 11 Q 9 1 1 Marie Wattel nbsp France 53 12 10 2 6 Pernille Blume nbsp Denmark 53 26 11 1 7 Freya Anderson nbsp Great Britain 53 53 12 2 7 Signe Bro nbsp Denmark 53 55 13 2 8 Erika Brown nbsp United States 53 58 14 1 2 Michelle Coleman nbsp Sweden 53 73 15 2 1 Charlotte Bonnet nbsp France 54 10 16 1 8 Wu Qingfeng nbsp China 54 86 Final edit 9 Rank Lane Swimmer Nation Time Notes nbsp 4 Emma McKeon nbsp Australia 51 96 OR OC nbsp 5 Siobhan Haughey nbsp Hong Kong 52 27 AS nbsp 3 Cate Campbell nbsp Australia 52 52 4 2 Penny Oleksiak nbsp Canada 52 59 NR 5 6 Sarah Sjostrom nbsp Sweden 52 68 6 7 Femke Heemskerk nbsp Netherlands 52 79 7 8 Anna Hopkin nbsp Great Britain 52 83 8 1 Abbey Weitzeil nbsp United States 53 23References edit a b Tokyo 2020 Swimming Schedule Tokyo 2020 Retrieved 30 January 2020 Sutherland James 23 July 2017 Sarah Sjostrom Smashes 100 FR World Record In 51 71 On Relay Lead Off SwimSwam Retrieved 1 February 2020 Fenno Nathan 12 August 2016 Simone Manuel and Canada s Penny Oleksiak tie for gold in 100 freestyle Los Angeles Times Retrieved 1 September 2016 Simone Manuel makes history ties for Olympic gold USA Today 12 August 2016 Retrieved 1 September 2016 Tokyo 2020 FINA Swimming Qualification System PDF Tokyo 2020 FINA Retrieved 29 January 2020 FINA Swimming Rulebook 2017 21 PDF FINA Retrieved 29 January 2020 Heats results PDF Archived from the original PDF on 28 July 2021 Retrieved 28 July 2021 Semifinals results PDF Archived from the original PDF on 19 August 2021 Retrieved 29 July 2021 Final results PDF Archived from the original PDF on 19 August 2021 Retrieved 30 July 2021 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Swimming at the 2020 Summer Olympics Women 27s 100 metre freestyle amp oldid 1219096122, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
