Japan continues to lead in the medal standings
The fourth day of the Olympics in Tokyo officially ended, and in it we saw the distribution of a total of 22 sets of medals.
One of the big highlights of the day was the triumph of the Russian Olympic Committee in the women’s team competition in gymnastics. The Russians took gold for the first time since 1992, and for the first time in four years, someone managed to defeat the total US hegemon in this discipline.
The modest island of Bermuda is celebrating its first Olympic title after Flora Duffy won the women’s triathlon.
We saw the distribution of the first medals in surfing history, as well as a perfect podium from Switzerland, where representatives of the alpine country took first, second and third place in mountain biking for women.
Since the beginning of the games, a total of 72 sets of medals have been awarded, won by representatives of 56 countries. Bulgaria shares the 39th position in the ranking with seven other countries with one silver.
In the first place is again the host Japan with its 10 gold medals. The total number of Japanese awards is 18. With the most medals is the United States – 25, but nine of them for gold. So is China, followed by the Russian Olympic Committee with 18 medals (7 gold) and Britain with 13 medals (4 gold).
Here are all the medalists of today:
Gymnastics, women’s team:
1. Russia
2. USA
3. Great Britain
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Softball:
1. Japan
2. USA
3. Canada
Canoe-kayak, women’s slalom:
1. Ricarda Funk (Germany)
2. Mayal Churot (Spain)
3. Jessica Fox (Australia)
Cycling, mountain biking women:
1. Yolanda Nef (Switzerland)
2. Sina Fry (Switzerland)
3. Linda Indergand (Switzerland)
Women’s Diving Synchronously From 10 Meters:
1. China
2. USA
3. Mexico
Riding, team:
1. Germany
2. USA
3. Great Britain
Women’s Fencing Team:
1. Estonia
2. South Korea
3. Italy
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Men’s Judo 81kg:
1. Takanori Nagase (Japan)
2. Saeid Molaei (Mongolia)
3. Shamil Borchashvili (Austria) / Matthias Kase (Belgium)
Judo Women 63kg:
1. Clarice Agbenenu (France)
2. Tina Trustenyak (Russia)
3. Catherine Boschemin-Pinar (France) / Maria Centrcio (Italy)
Sport shooting, mixed teams 10 m pistol:
1. China
2. Russia
3. Ukraine
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Sport shooting, mixed teams 10 m rifle:
1. China
2. USA
3. Russia
Surfing Men:
1. Italo Ferreira (Brazil)
2. Canoe Igarashi (Japan)
3. Owen Wright (Australia)
Surfing Women:
1. Carissa Moore (USA)
2. Bianca Buitendag (South Africa)
3. Amuro Tsuzuki (Japan)
Men’s 100m Backstroke:
1. Evgeni Rilov (Russia)
2. Kliment Kolesnikov (Russia)
3. Ryan Murphy (USA)
Men’s 200m Freestyle:
1. Tom Dean (UK)
2. Duncan Scott (United Kingdom)
3. Fernando Schaefer (Brazil)
Women’s Swimming 100m Backstroke:
1. Kaylee McIon (Australia)
2. Kylie Mas (Canada)
3. Reagan Smith (USA)
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Women’s 100m Breaststroke:
1. Lydia Jacobi (USA)
2. Tatiana Schoenmaker (South Africa)
3. Lily King (USA)
Men’s Taekwondo 80kg:
1. Vladislav Larin (Russia)
2. Dejan Georgievski (Northern Macedonia)
3. Don Kyo Ying (South Korea)
Taekwondo Women 67kg:
1. Milica Mandic (Serbia)
2. Dabin Lee (South Korea)
3. Altea Lauren (France) / Bianca Walkden (UK)
Women’s Triathlon:
1. Flora Duffy (Bermuda)
2. Georgia Taylor-Brown (Great Britain)
3. Kathy Zaferes (USA)
Weightlifting Women 59 kg:
1. Chun-Sin Kuo (Taipei)
2. Polina Gurieva (Turkmenistan)
3. Mikiko Ando (Japan)
Women’s Weightlifting 64 kg:
1. Fashion Sharon (Canada)
2. Georgia Bordignon (Italy)
3. Hui-Wen Chen (Taipei)
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