Olivia Fotopoulou Triumphs in Women's 200m Repechage - Heat 3 at Paris 2024

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The Women's 200m Repechage - Heat 3 at the Paris 2024 Olympics took place at the iconic Stade de France on August 5, 2024. This thrilling event saw some of the world's top female sprinters competing for a coveted spot in the semi-finals.

In a race characterized by intense competition, Olivia Fotopoulou from Cyprus emerged victorious with a remarkable time of 22.92 seconds, showcasing her elite speed and determination. Fotopoulou's performance was marked by a swift reaction time of 0.145 seconds, putting her ahead of her competitors right from the start. She finished first in her heat, qualifying for the next stage of the competition.

Following Fotopoulou was Krystsina Tsimanouskaya of Poland, who clocked in at 23.01 seconds, securing second place in the heat. Tsimanouskaya, known for her explosive speed, registered a reaction time of 0.169 seconds, demonstrating her potential to challenge in future rounds.

Ecuador's Nicole Caicedo claimed the third spot with a strong finish of 23.04 seconds, while Mia Gross from Australia and Cecilia Tamayo-Garza from Mexico rounded out the top five with times of 23.34 and 23.49 seconds, respectively. Both athletes displayed commendable effort but fell short of advancing directly.

The race took place under challenging conditions, with a wind speed recorded at -0.4 m/s, which could impact the athletes' times. The competition was fierce, and only the top performers would move forward in the tournament.

Athletes such as Anna Bongiorni from Italy and Ida Karstoft from Denmark faced difficulties during the heat, resulting in 'Did Not Start' (DNS) statuses, preventing them from recording times.

As the Women's 200m event progresses, all eyes will be on Fotopoulou and her fellow competitors as they prepare for the semi-finals, each aiming for Olympic glory in Paris.

  • Athletics
  • Women's 200m Repechage - Heat 3
  • Olympics
  • athletics
  • 2024
  • Olivia Fotopoulou
  • Cyprus
  • Krystsina Tsimanouskaya
  • Poland
  • Stade de France

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