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After Karsten Warholm, the American Sydney McLaughlin has taken care of for the next fabulous decree in Tokyo . This ensures debates. Sydney McLaughlin looked at a reasonably deftery on the video wall in Tokyo National Stadium . 51.46 seconds lit up there behind the name of the 400-m-hurdle Olympic champion - 44 hundredths of their previous world record. "That just does not want me to head," said the 21-year-old from the USA. Most observers on Wednesday morning happened similar to McLaughlin. Once again - because the athletes turn free at these Olympic games, they nail wonder times in the rusttrote track that had not been held or no longer possible. 24 hours before McLaughlin, the Norwegian Karsten Warholm also had over 400 m hurden the world record by 76 hundredths on his eyes "sick" 45.94 seconds. The Jamaican Elaine Thompson-Herah delivered more than 100 (10.61) and 200 m (21.53) brands, which had so far only the mysterious Florence Griffith Joyner scored t...

Three days after Bronze over 1500 meters freestyle, Frankfurtil occupied the seventh place on Saturday in Tokyo over 800 meters after 8: 24.56 minutes. Olympic champion became American Katie Ledecky. It was the overall seventh Olympic victory of Ledecky. She won before the two-time Tokyo Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus from Australia. Bronze went to the 1500-meter world champion Simona Quadarella from Italy. "I'm a bit speechless over an 8:24, I've gone much faster over 1500," Köhler said in the ARD : "Now others have used their chance, and I missed my chance." That her lead time had served for bronze and she was slower in the final, "already pretty disappointing". +++ 100 m Butterfly: Derrych with world record +++ In world record time, the new US floating star Caeleb Derressel won his third gold medal in his third final at the Olympic Games in Tokyo. The 13-time world champion triumphed two days after his first single success over 100 m free...

Maximilian Kieffer met on the third round of the Olympic Golfing Tournament in Tokyo soil. At his Olympia premiere, the Düsseldorf played a 67 on Saturday on the Par-71 course and moved to position 38 with a total of 209 beats. One blow behind it followed as 42. Hurly Long (St. Leon-Red), which completed all three rounds with 70 beats. As a leader, US Profi Xander Schaufele is on Sunday on the final round. The 27-year-old Californian, who has also owned a German passport since 2018, led the 60-member field with 199 beats in front of US Masters winner Hideki Matsuyama from Japan, which has 200 beats on the account. Common third parties with 201 beats were the Englishman Paul Casey and the Mexican Carlos Ortiz. In lurk position, the four-time major Champion Rory Mcilroy (Northern Ireland) is fifth with 202 beats. Articles and videos about the topic * Bitter out for archer's unrest * "Relief": Gasks may be home * Beer shoots past medal * Experience top sport ...