Swimmer Barbora Seemanová decorated the first Czech start in the final of the Olympic Games after 21 years in sixth place. In a medal duel at the kraulaská dvustovka, she again broke the Czech record, shifting its value in Tokyo to 1: 55.45 minutes.
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Czech swimmer Barbora Seemanová freely after the finals of the 200 meters Olympic Games.
Ondrej Deml, ČTK
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In the finals, Seemanová presented herself in the finals under five circles as the first Czech swimmer since 2000, when breastmaster Daniel Málek was fifth in Sydney in a hundred and two hundred.
Australian Ariarne Titmus won the second one in Tokyo. Other medals were shared by Siobhan Haughey from Hong Kong and Canadian Penny Oleksiak.
Czech swimmer Barbora Seemanová in the final of the 200m Olympic race in a free way
Ondrej Deml, ČTK
Surprisingly, the biggest favorite, Katie Ledecká from the United States, finished in fifth place, only one place ahead of the Czech swimmer.
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