Olympic Summer Games 2012 / Swimming - 10 km open water (men)

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sport swim
discipline 10 km open water swimming
gender Men
Attendees 25 athletes from 23 countries
Competition location The Serpentine
Competition phase August 10, 2012
Winning time 1: 49: 55.1 h
Medalist
gold medal TunisiaTunisia Oussama Mellouli ( DO )
Silver medal GermanyGermany Thomas Lurz ( GER )
Bronze medal CanadaCanada Richard Weinberger ( CAN )

The men's 10 km open water swim at the 2012 Olympic Games in London was held on August 10, 2012 in Serpentine Lake in Hyde Park . 25 athletes took part. Olympic champion was Oussama Mellouli from Tunisia, who was the first swimmer in history to win medals both in open water and in the pool.

The race was held in a final run.

Title holder

Olympic champion Maarten van der Weijden ( Netherlands ) NetherlandsNetherlands  1: 51: 51.6 h Beijing 2008
World Champion Spyros Gianniotis ( Greece ) GreeceGreece  1: 54: 24.7 hours Shanghai 2011
European champion Thomas Lurz ( Germany ) GermanyGermany  1: 53: 18.2 h Eilat 2011

Qualification criteria

25 athletes had qualified for the competition:

  • Ten swimmers who took the first ten places at the 2011 World Swimming Championships in Shanghai
  • Nine swimmers who took part in the qualifying competition in Setúbal ( Portugal ) on 8./9. June 2012 took the first nine places
  • Five swimmers who represented the five continental federations of FINA and who were determined by their placement in the qualifying competition of Setúbal
  • A host nation swimmer

run

Auditorium on the route
Scene from the race

August 10, 2012, 12:00 p.m. CET

space Surname nation time annotation
01 Oussama Mellouli TunisiaTunisia Tunisia 1: 49: 55.1 h
02 Thomas Lurz GermanyGermany Germany 1: 49: 58.5 h
03 Richard Weinberger CanadaCanada Canada 1: 50: 00.3 h
04th Spyros Gianniotis GreeceGreece Greece 1: 50: 05.3 h
05 Daniel Fogg United KingdomUnited Kingdom Great Britain 1: 50: 37.3 h
06th Sergei Bolshakov BelarusBelarus Belarus 1: 50: 40.1 h
07th Vladimir Djatchin RussiaRussia Russia 1: 50: 42.8 h
08th Andreas Waschburger GermanyGermany Germany 1: 50: 44.4 h warning
09 Petar Stoychev BulgariaBulgaria Bulgaria 1: 50: 46.2 h
10 Alexander Meyer United StatesUnited States United States 1: 50: 48.2 hours
11 Julien Sauvage FranceFrance France 1: 50: 51.3 h
12 Hercules Troyden Prinsloo South AfricaSouth Africa South Africa 1: 50: 52.9 h warning
13 Erwin Maldonado VenezuelaVenezuela Venezuela 1: 50: 52.9 h
14th Igor Cherwinsky UkraineUkraine Ukraine 1: 50: 56.9 h
15th Yasunari Hirai JapanJapan Japan 1: 51: 20.1 h warning
16 Brian Ryckeman BelgiumBelgium Belgium 1: 51: 27.1 h
17th Valerio Cleri ItalyItaly Italy 1: 51: 29.5 h
18th Csaba Gercsák HungaryHungary Hungary 1: 51: 30.9 h
19th Arseniy Lavrentyev PortugalPortugal Portugal 1: 51: 37.2 h
20th Ky Hurst AustraliaAustralia Australia 1: 51: 41.3 h
21st Ivan Enderica Ochoa EcuadorEcuador Ecuador 1: 52: 28.6 h
22nd Yuri Kudinov KazakhstanKazakhstan Kazakhstan 1: 52: 59.0 h
23 Francisco Hervás SpainSpain Spain 1: 53: 27.8 h
24 Mazen Metwaly EgyptEgypt Egypt 1: 54: 33.2 h warning
25th Benjamin Schulte GuamGuam Guam 2: 03: 35.1 h

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