Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Asian Games : Schedule for Thursday, November 18 - Indonesian only
Asian Games : Badminton Schedule of Thursday, November 18
Asian Games : Badminton Result of Wednesday, November 17
Park Taehwan of South Korea wins Men's 100m Freestyle gold
Guangzhou, November 17 - Park Taehwan of South Korea won the Men's 100m Freestyle gold in Swimming for his third gold medal at the Guangzhou Asian Games here on Wednesday.
Park Taehwan of South Korea celebrates his victory in Men's 100m Freestyle final.
Park Taehwan touched home with a time of 48.70. The silver medal went to Lu Zhiwu of China in 48.98. Japanese Takuro Fujii finished with the bronze at 49.37.
It was the third gold medal for Park, who had won the 200m and 400m Freestyle titles earlier in the Guangzhou Asian Games.
Asian Games : Result of Wednesday, November 17 - INDONESIA ATHLETES
Men's Preliminary Group C
Flash: Vladimir Tuychiev of Uzbekistan wins Men's Points Race gold in Cycling Track
Vladimir Tuychiev from Uzbekistan wins the gold medal of Men's Points Race in Cycling Track.
Guangzhou, November 17 - Vladimir Tuychiev from Uzbekistan wins the gold medal of Men's Points Race in Cycling Track at 16th Asian Games in Guangzhou on November 17.
China win Men's 4×100m Freestyle Relay at Guangzhou Asian Games
Hosts China claimed the Men's 4×100 Metres Freestyle gold at the Guangzhou Asian Games here on Tuesday.
Chinese swimmer Lu Zhiwu managed to overtake Japanese swimmer in the last 50m to win the relay in three minutes and 16.34 seconds.
China win Men's 4×100m Freestyle Relay at Guangzhou Asian Games.
Japan took the silver in 3:16.78, while South Korea, led by Olympic Champion Park Tae Hwan, settled for the bronze in 3:19.02.
"I am happy with the gold medal," said Lu, who won the 50m Freestyle gold on Monday. "We all did a good job."
"It was a very tough race," he added. "I feel so excited. We improved the relay a lot and I believe we will keep improving."
China also beat Japan to claim the Men's 4x200m Freestyle gold on Monday.
"We were aiming at winning the gold, but we failed," said Japanese Kim Yongsk. "We are not satisfied with the result, but we will accept it and discuss the reason when we are back to the Athletes Village."
"I am very happy that the South Korea team won the bronze," said Park, who just won the 400m Freestyle gold Tuesday. "We performed our best in the relay. I hope we can get better results in the future."