2016 Summer Olympics / Swimming - 10 km open water (women)

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Olympic rings
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sport swim
discipline 10 km open water swimming
gender Women
Attendees 26 athletes from 24 countries
Competition location Forte de Copacabana
Competition phase 15th August 2016
Winning time 1: 56: 32.1 h
Medalists
gold medal NetherlandsNetherlands Sharon van Rouwendaal ( NED )
Silver medal ItalyItaly Rachele Bruni ( ITA )
Bronze medal BrazilBrazil Poliana Okimoto ( BRA )

The 10 km open water swimming for women at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro was held on August 15, 2016 at Forte de Copacabana . 26 athletes from 24 countries took part. Like the men, the Olympic champion Sharon van Rouwendaal came from the Netherlands.

The race was held in a final run.

Title holder

Olympic champion Éva Risztov ( Hungary ) HungaryHungary  1: 57: 38.2 h London 2012
World Champion Aurélie Muller ( France ) FranceFrance  1: 58: 04.3 h Kazan 2015
European champion Rachele Bruni ( Italy ) ItalyItaly  2:07:00, 1 h Hoorn 2016

run

Olympic champion Sharon van Rouwendaal with the gold medal
Scene from the race
space Surname nation time
01 Sharon van Rouwendaal NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 1: 56: 32.1 h
02 Rachele Bruni ItalyItaly Italy 1: 56: 49.5 h
03 Poliana Okimoto BrazilBrazil Brazil 1: 56: 51.4 h
04th Xin Xin China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China China 1: 57: 14.4 h
05 Haley Anderson United StatesUnited States United States 1: 57: 20.2 h
06th Isabelle Harle GermanyGermany Germany 1: 57: 22.1 h
07th Keri-Anne Payne United KingdomUnited Kingdom Great Britain 1: 57: 23.9 h
08th Anastassija Krapivina RussiaRussia Russia 1: 57: 25.9 h
09 Samantha Arevalo Salinas EcuadorEcuador Ecuador 1: 57: 27.2 h
10 Ana Marcela Cunha BrazilBrazil Brazil 1: 57: 29.0 h
11 Kalliopi Araouzou GreeceGreece Greece 1: 57: 31.6 h
12 Yumi Kida JapanJapan Japan 1: 57: 35.2 h
13 Éva Risztov HungaryHungary Hungary 1: 57: 42.8 h
14th Anna Olasz HungaryHungary Hungary 1: 57: 45.5 h
15th Chelsea Gubecka AustraliaAustralia Australia 1: 58: 12.7 h
16 Špela Perše SloveniaSlovenia Slovenia 1: 58: 59.6 h
17th Erika Villaécija SpainSpain Spain 1: 59: 04.8 h
18th Michelle Weber South AfricaSouth Africa South Africa 1: 59: 05.0 h
19th Jana Pechanová Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic 1: 59: 07.7 h
20th Paola Perez VenezuelaVenezuela Venezuela 1: 59: 07.7 h
21st Heidi Gan MalaysiaMalaysia Malaysia 1: 59: 07.9 h
22nd Joanna Zachoszcz PolandPoland Poland 1: 59: 20.4 h
23 Stephanie Horner CanadaCanada Canada 1: 59: 22.1 h
24 Vânia Neves PortugalPortugal Portugal 2:01:39.3 h
25th Reem Mohamed Hussein Elsayed Kassem EgyptEgypt Egypt 2:05:19.1 h
Aurélie Muller FranceFrance France DSQ

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