By: Jos van Kuijeren | 08/07/2015
No medals in 100 free, but a feeling of satisfaction at ranomi kromowidjojo. Femke Heemskerk was and remained disappointed. The men in the 4×200 free swimming after another series NR and showed character on the road to Rio. Inge Dekker placed himself with the narrowest of margins for its fifth World Cup final in the 50 butterfly. A record total of six days in Kazan, starting with the series
The Dutch men’s relay team
has already succeeded in his mission. Placement in the World Cup final 4×200 meter free
stroke and automatic qualification for the Olympic Games in Rio next year.
Dion Dreesens (1.47.73), Kyle Stolk (1:48:52), Joost Reijns (1:48:20) and
Sebastiaan Verschuren (1:46:38) won surprisingly the third and final series
a Dutch record of 10.07.83. The entire field was the sixth time.
From the first series was the
classic relays exciting because not being there on time
classified draw will determine the track and series format
. After a nice mutual duel
put Germany (7:09:34) and Poland (7:10:20) lap times that were the bait
for the teams in the next two sets. Australia (7:08:40) with good
old as the first swimmer Grant Hackett (1.47.83) and the team of the United
States (7:08:55) went with the task of water to a letdown as the
4×100 prevent free and the teams chased each other so that they are the quickest
produced times of the day. In this heat, the British scored with 7:09:00
the third time, while at that moment with the Belgian 7.10.92 also a reasonable
starting position for the final created. For China, the curtain fell early.
With 16.07.67 was strong Asian country already outgunned swimming
. Then it was turn of the the
Dutch formation (lane 9) with next Japan (8) and France (7) and
entirely on the other side Russia (0). From the start to the took in the
fingertips loaded Dutch guys along. First with Dion Dreesens and Kyle
Stolk and then the Amsterdam tandem. Joost Reijns had to go very deep, but
he persisted, so anchor swimmer Sebastiaan Verschuren his chase
Japan and France and could deploy dosed the Russians on the other side. On the
last job he hit, and he could leave cheer his companions and the Netherlands:
07/10/83 (NR), first in the series, faster than the Russians (0.01) and also the Belgians
(0.09) and sixth in total
was the Dutch record
name of Dreesens, Reijns, Verschuren and Ferry Weertman like a time
7.11,59 in Berlin last year were fifth at the European Championships.
The row finalists and OS qualifiers Australia (7:08:40), USA
(7:08:55), Great Britain (7:09:00), Germany (7:09:34), Poland (7:10:20), Netherlands (10.07.83), Russia (10.07.84)
Belgium (07/10/92) – Spain (7:11:39), Japan (7:11:59), France (07.12.68) and
Denmark (07/13/72). Countries such as Italy (now 13th on 13/07/77), China (07/16/67)
and Brazil (16.07.85) go to the rematch.
For the first time since 1998 a Dutch quartet placed himself in World Cup again
for the final. The 2003 edition (10th) and 2005 (12th) and 2007 (15th) was
it never succeeded. Then it was
there is not enough quality to get involved even. Seventeen years ago won
Pieter van den Hoogenband, Mark van der Silk, Martijn Zuijdweg and Marcel
Wouda silver in 07.16.77. Two years later there was Olympic bronze with Johan
Kenkhuis in place of Mark van der Silk.
NR 800 free
At the 800-meter freestyle reached Sharon
of Rouwendaal also sixth final. They did it by her almost four
weeks to improve old NR (8:26:18). The 08.24.83 was enough to tomorrow
join for the medals. Then she will however have to duel with recognized
specialists and world record holder Katie Ledecky (currently 8:19:42), Australian
Jessica Ashwood (8:22:17), Lotte Friis (8:23:12) from Denmark, Lauren Boyle,
NZL (23.08.66) and Jaz Carlin, GBR (23/08/83)
From Rouwendaal qualified
its time for the Olympics in Rio. She remained well below the
Olympic limit, which stands at 8:29:18
. Good job Inge Dekker
Inge Dekker placed himself in Kazan
convincing to the semifinals of the 50 meters butterfly. She came into her
series to a time of 25.66 and will thus be the third round. The Swedish Sarah
Sjöström was the fastest with 25.43 in the series, Jeanette Ottesen of Denmark
clocked the second fastest time: 25.51. Sjöström is the holder of the world record (24.43)
. Dekker, world champion in
Shanghai in 2011 was her time just 0.16 slower than her PR. In the semi-
finals she hopes to be able to swim a little faster, “I now have a time
breathed and if I really go for me breathing zero times. So I hope there
Slightly more about this afternoon “
. The finals
Ranomi Kromowidjojo and Femke Heemskerk are on the WK not swim
a stunt could cause in the final of the 100 meters freestyle. As
after series and semifinals became clear there was no more than the barrel
Places four and five. The gold went from 52.52 to Bronte Campbell, Maybe
surprising, but she was in the 4×100 free with the meantime though 51.77
startling speed. The Australian could then flying start well
confirm unlike Femke Heemskerk. The shared a number of the
world in 2014 was still broke up Sunday 51.99 slot as a swimmer in the
relay.
After the disappointing race in the 200 meter freestyle was however Heemskerk
completely upset and could not live up to its reputation of the Swim Cup in early April.
She was in her third World Cup final fifth in 53.58. That was 0.2 seconds slower
the promising 24 53.38 earlier in the semifinals.
Was actually looked forward to the duel of Cate Campbell and Sjostrom, because they
in the games were the fastest and Zeedse had magisterial world records
put down the 100m butterfly.
As so often in finals 100 free was another the smiling third. In this case
the younger sister Campbell. The continued thereby Sarah Sjöström (silver in 52.70)
and sister Cate (52.82) well before.
tweet John Volkers (Volkskrant) on ranomi kromowidjojo: “It
Olympic season starts soon and then they live in, said the swimmer.
Blinders on, helpers away. “
About the finale of Ranomi Kromowidjoj could be read on NOS.nl: At a time of 53.17 hold Ranomi
Kromowidjojo in the 100m freestyle just off the podium. Nevertheless,
was the reigning Olympic champion, immediately after blasting. “I am
here became fourth, but here actually very happy with it. I came
not with the fastest entry time in the bath. Then fourth to be, I think
fine, especially considering the other girls. “
In the run up to the Olympics
Games in Rio de Janeiro next year Ranomi seems to find her form.
Kromowidjojo: “Hope and courage I had myself already This is more of an affirmation..
It’s good to swim the fastest in the final. I swam my best
season time and was very close to the best times ever, so this is a nice
step more. “
The competition with the top three
is still considerable. Nevertheless makes “Kromo ‘over next year, the Olympic
year, no worries. “I still have some little wildcard for next
season. “What these little joker, she keeps herself for the time being.
“These are strict secrets that I not share with the Netherlands.”
Source: http://nos.nl/artikel/2050897-kromowidjojo-heeft-jokers-die-heemskerk-mist.html
Historical earnings
Britain won impressively the world title in the 4×200
meter freestyle. The United States was almost the entire race in the lead, but
a masterful overtaking race of the British swimmer lock James Guy made
America had to settle for silver. The world champion on the individual
200 meters was at the start of the last four and a half second jobs
behind, but managed in the last ten meter American Michael Weiss
to pass through. End Time 7:04:33 for the British, the Americans 7.04.75 The bronze went to Australia:. 7.05,34.
Meanwhile took place on runway 7 and 8 Derby lowlands off,
eventually won by the Belgians. Dion Dreessen started with a PR of
1:47:20, and Kyle Stolk faltered at the acquisition (0.57) and a few tenths
lost. His meantime, 1.48.87. Joost Reijns divided his race better
then in the series recorded a split time of 1:47:55 (thick pr). Sebastiaan
Verschuren Pieter Timmers had when trying to pass on a Netherlands
sixth place to help. Despite a manful attempt by the Amsterdam held
Timmers, who trained some year around 2008 with PSV Eindhoven, and so stand
was the ‘gain’ for our southern neighbors. They swam a national record with
7.09.64. The Dutch quarter first came within seven minutes and 10
seconds. The 7.09.75 therefore also means NO.
Inge Dekker just in final
50 butterfly
Inge Dekker made for herself a little exciting in the semifinals 50
butterfly, which they started slowly and at the finish had to exorcise. The
25.90 was just enough to reach the finals, fifth in her career. The
number ten was 25.93.
Five medals in the 200
School ladies
In the final
the 200 meter breaststroke women captured a whopping five swimmers
medal Kanako Watanabe grabbed the world title (2:21:15) after Rikke Moller Pedersen
150 meters had led. However, the world record holder looked left and right
passed. Micah Lawrence (USA) tapped
second to (2.22,44), and three women aantikten simultaneously. Jessica
Vall (Spain), Rikke Moller Pedersen (Denmark) and Jinglin Shi (China)
all three finished in 2.22,76.
From left to right Lawrence, Watanabe, Pedersen, Shi Jinglin and Vall
For Watanabe was her first big success. The 18 year old Japanese had
at the Short Course World Championships on this track already won bronze.
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