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  • Aug 7, 2024 | japantoday.com | Martin Parry

    Australia ended a 20-year wait to claim the Olympic men's team pursuit gold medal on Wednesday while Paris road race champion Kristen Faulkner helped power the United States to the women's title. On another lightning quick day at the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines velodrome, Dutch star Harrie Lavreysen shattered the men's sprint world record, stopping the clock at 9.088sec. Led by Sam Welsford, the Australian pursuit quartet roared through 16 laps in 3:42.067.

  • Aug 2, 2024 | sports.yahoo.com | Martin Parry

    Katie Ledecky launched her bid for a fourth straight Olympic 800m freestyle title Friday by beating Ariarne Titmus in the heats during a session marred by a Slovak athlete collapsing on the pool deck. Canadian star Summer McIntosh was also back in La Defense Arena in the 200m medley as she seeks to further burnish her reputation, while Caeleb Dressel kickstarted his 100m butterfly defence. American great Ledecky, who emphatically defended her 1500m title on Wednesday, came home in 8min 16.62sec.

  • Aug 1, 2024 | news.abs-cbn.com | Martin Parry

    She flew to the wall in a new Olympic record 15mins 30.02secs to defend her 1,500m freestyle title, more than 10 seconds clear of second-placed Anastasiia Kirpichnikova of France. Pan was also on fire, clocking 46.40sec for the first swimming world record of the Games. But the night belonged to Marchand who dethroned two defending champions to complete a historic feat.

  • Jul 24, 2024 | sports.yahoo.com | Martin Parry

    Katie Ledecky and Caeleb Dressel spearhead the United States' bid to retain supremacy in the Olympic pool from Saturday against a formidable and confident Australia, amid simmering tensions over a Chinese doping scandal. The mighty USA have long-owned Olympic swimming, collecting 30 medals, including 11 gold, to top the table at the pandemic-delayed Tokyo Games, ahead of Australia with nine gold and 20 in total.

  • Mar 24, 2024 | news.abs-cbn.com | Martin Parry

    But it was a disastrous day for pole-sitter Verstappen, who limped out with smoke billowing from his car after being passed by front-row partner Sainz on lap two. "I have smoke, blue smoke, fire, fire," the Dutchman said on the team radio before his first retirement in more than two years after what appeared to be a rear brake issue. It was also a horror race for Lewis Hamilton in his inconsistent Mercedes, with the British seven-time world champion suffering engine failure on lap 17.

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