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Carson Foster in for the US in the Men’s 4×200 Free Relay (Day 4 Roster Line-Ups)

2024 PARIS SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES

DAY 4 Finals HEAT SHEET

Day 4 Finals Relay Line-Ups

The men’s 4×200 relay will be a bit unusual. With the tie this morning for 8th place between Japan and Isreael, there will be nine teams in the finals tonight.

Lane 0 – Israel: Denis Loktev, Gal Cohen Groumi, Tomer Frankel, Bar Soloveychik

The Israelis swap the position of Cohen Groumi and Soloveychik from this morning and bring in Frankel who was 21st in the 100 free this morning (48.66) in place of Ben-Shitrit.

Lane 1 – Korea: Yang Jaehoon, Lee Hojoon, Kim Woomin, Hwang Sun-woo

Yang Jaehoon and Hwang Sun-woo move on to the relay, replacing Lee Yoo-yeon and Kim Yeong-hyeon

Lane 2 – Germany: Lukas Martens, Rafael Miroslaw, Timo Sorgius, Josha Salchow

Germany keeps the same roster just having Sorgius and Salchow swap order.

Lane 3 – France: Wissam-Amazigh Yebba, Hadrien Salvan, Yann le Goff, Roman Fuchs

France keeps the same roster, swapping Salvan and Wissam-Amazigh from this morning.

Lane 4 – Great Britain: James Guy, Tom Dean, Matthew Richards, Duncan Scott

Team GB swaps out Jack McMillian (1:45.68) and Kieran Bird (1:47.68) for Richards, who won silver in the 200 free (1:44.74), and Scott, who was 4th (1:44.87). Tom Dean, who was just 1:46.71 this morning, slides from 4th to 2nd.

Lane 5 – USA: Luke Hobson, Carson Foster, Drew Kibler, Kieran Smith

USA brings in Hobson, who won bronze in the individual event (1:44.79) to lead off and Foster, bronze in the 400 IM, and Smith who was 11th in the 400 Free.

Lane 6 – Australia: Max Giuliani, Flynn Southam, Elijah Winnington, Thomas Neill

Australia  adds in Giuliani who was 7th in the 200 final (1:45.57) and Winnington, who won silver in the 400 free, replacing Zac Inceti and Kai Taylor.

Lane 7 – China: Ji Xinjie, Fei Liwei, Pan Zhanle, Zhang Zhanshuo

China adds 100 freestyle WR holder Pan Zhanle into the relay in lace of Niu Guangsheng.

Lane 8 – Japan: Tatsuya Murasa, Katsuhiro Matsumoto, Hidenari Mano, Konosuke Yanagimoto

Japan makes no changes.

 

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Weinstein-Smith-Ledecky-Sims
3 months ago

That went off like a lead balloon. Carson Foster posted the worst flying split amongst the three (Foster, Kibler, Smith).

Katie
3 months ago

Kieran Smith isn’t the same apartment as David Johnston and Luke Whitlock. I wonder if that played a part in this decision. There’s no question that even mild illness can impact results even before respiratory symptoms or fever begin. (One of the first signs of Covid is often an increased resting heart rate.)

R&R
3 months ago

Texas, Texas, Texas… Florida!

Swimfan27
3 months ago

COME ON HEILMAN

Absolutely
3 months ago

Although it’s the exact same order for Korea’s Asian Record swim two years ago, I think it’s a bad decision that Yang leads off.

Swimmer.thingz
Reply to  Absolutely
3 months ago

This aged well!!

Lpman
3 months ago

Was really looking forward to a Marchand 200 fr. I know he has 2 fly and 2 breast, but I think he could have pulled it off.

Dan
3 months ago

Kai Winkler was added to the German team late and is entered in the 100 Fly, I start to think that they are not going to use him on any of the relays.

Jason
3 months ago

No triple for Marchand 😀 would’ve been great to see as a fan but Steinway might have paid him a visit

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