Olympia 2021: All decisions of the night at a glance – here were the medals

The 2021 Olympics in Tokyo are in full swing. Some medal decisions were pending from Tuesday to Wednesday night. Who won the gold, silver or bronze?

Munich / Tokyo – This is usually the goal of a long journey – the Olympic Games. Highlight in every athlete’s life. The battle for Gold, Silver and Bronze* inspires all athletes. It’s been five days in Tokyo so far Olympia 2021* So to win some medals already.

The battle for precious metals* heats up again on the 5th day! On the night (28 July) the medals were again awarded in the individual time trial of sailing, swimming and road cyclists.

As a short summary: there is a time difference of seven hours after Tokyo and some competitions are held in the morning and afternoon, sometimes in the morning (local time). With us it is midnight. We present a summary of the decisions and medals in Olympics 2021 in the night from Tuesday to Wednesday (CET).

rowing

double sculls, women

Sleep: Nicoletta-Ankata Bodnar / Simona Genina Radice (Romania)

Silver: Brooke Donoghue/Hannah Osborne (New Zealand)

Brass: Ross de Jong/Lisa Sheinard (Netherlands)

double sculls, men

Sleep: Hugo Boucheron / Mathieu Androdias (France)

Silver: Melvin Twelar / Stefan Broenink (Netherlands)

A bronze: Liu Zhiyu/Zhang Liang (China)

foursome without a helmsman

Sleep: Australian (Lucy Stephens, Rosemary Popa, Jessica Morrison, Annabelle McIntyre)

Silver: Netherlands (Alain Hogerwerf, Karolian Florijn, Yamkje Cleavering, Veronique Meester)

A bronze: Ireland (Afrik Keogh, Eimer Lambe, Fiona Murtagh, Emily Hegarty)

foursome without a helmsman

Sleep: Australian (Alexander Purnell, Spencer Turin, Jack Hargreaves, Alexander Hill)

Silver: Romanian (Mihaeta-Vasile Tignescu, Mugurel Vasile Cemcik, Stefan-Constantin Berariu, Kosmin Pascari)

A bronze: Italian (Matteo Castaldo, Bruno Rossetti, Matteo Lodo, ​​Guiseppe Close)

quadruple sculls, men’s, final

Sleep: Netherlands (Utenbogaard, Wiersma, Wieten, Metsemaker)

Silver: Great Britain (Lisk, Groom, Barras, Beaumont)

A bronze: Australian (Clery, Antille, Girdlestone, Lecher)

quadruple sculls, women’s final

Sleep: China (Chen Yunxia, ​​Zhang Ling, Liu Yang, Cui Xiaotong)

Silver: Poland (Agnieszka Kobus-Zawojska, Marta Wieliczko, Maria Sjadak, Katarzyna Zillmann)

A bronze: Australian (Rhea Thompson, Rowena Meredith, Harriet Hudson, Caitlin Cronin)

swimming

200m Freestyle, Women’s

Sleep: Ariane Titmus (Australian)

Silver: Siobhan Bernadette Haughey (Hong Kong)

A bronze: Penny Oleksiak (Canada)

200m Butterfly, Male

Sleep: Kristof Milak (Ungarn)

Silver: Tomoru Honda (Japan)

A bronze: Federico Berdiso (Italian)

200m Medley, Women’s

Sleep: Yui Ohshi (Japan)

Silver: Alex Walsh (USA)

A bronze: Kate Douglas (USA)

1500m Freestyle, Women’s

Sleep: Katie Ledecky (USA)

Silver: Erica Sullivan (USA)

A bronze: Sarah Koehler (Frankfurt)

4 x 200m Freestyle, Men

Sleep: Great Britain (Dean, Guy, Richards, Scott)

Silver: ROC (Maljutin, Giru, Rylo, Dogaljuk)

A bronze: Australia (Graham, Chalmers, Uncertain, Neil)

cycling

individual time trial women

Sleep: Anemic van Vleuten (Netherlands)

Silver: Marlene Reiser (Switzerland)

A bronze: Anna van der Bregen (Netherlands)

Individual Time Trial, Male (7:00 a.m.)

Sleep:

Silver:

A bronze:

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