Tokyo: Izaac Stubby-Cook Australia Charming a blistering race to claim the 200m chest style gold medal on Thursday in the new Olympic record time 2 minutes 06.38sec.
Arno Kamminga went hard but was mastered by Rubby-Cook in the last 50M with the second Dutch ASTEN in 2: 07.01.
Finland Matti Mattsson is third in 2: 07.13.
Olympic notes! # AUS, IZAAC Stubbyy-Cook won the GOLD in a 200M chest style man with …
https://t.co/ormQsQ6HKD- Olympics (@OLYMPICS) 1627523659000World Recorder and World Champion Anton Chupkov only manages fourth, limiting unhappy games for Russia, the one who missed making a 100m chest style final.
Mengistimi Olympic Champion Dmitriy Balandin from Kazakhstan failed to make the final.
#Swimming Men’s 200m Chest Style Final !!! #AUS IZAAC STUBBLY-COOK is a new gold medal setting …
https://t.co/mt7NueuquoQuQueQuQuQuQuQueQuQuQuQuQueQuQuQuQuqueQuQuequa (@ fina1908) 1627523545000 “It is an honor.
I just got lost for the words now and still sank in” The Australian winner said.
“It was an experienced field but when I step through hot and semi it was quite interesting to know that I had a little more to give.
I am quite happy to be here.” @ JackMclofli10 @dolphiansaus @StublTy @BriaThrrossell when you turn around and see # 1 and or next to n …
https://t.co/pxebyscesCWP- Aus Olympics (@ausolympicTeam) 1627524421000stubety-Mook record the fastest time ever last month In Australia’s trial to signify his intention and he calculated his race time perfectly.
?gold for Zac Stubbyy-Cook?zac is the first person since 57 years to win the 200 m chest style for Australia …
https://t.co/c6tPozzPun- The Australian Swim Team (@dolphssiansaus) 1627529275000kamming turned at halfway point It was followed by Matson but Australians always relate and put their legs hard at the last 50M to get a degree.