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Olympics-Women’s canoe sprint K1 500m semi-final results

7 August 2012 By admin

LONDON, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Women's canoe sprint kayak single 500m
semi-finals results.
    The top qualifiers were Hungary's Danuta Kozak with
1:50.469, South Africa's Bridgitte Hartley with 1:51.286 and
Italy's Josefa Idem with 1:52.232.

    Results Table
 
Semifinal 3
1.  Josefa Idem (Italy)                1 minute 52.232 seconds Q
2.  Rachel Cawthorn (Britain)          1:52.542 Q               
3.  Teresa Portela (Portugal)          1:53.064                 
4.  Katrin Wagner-Augustin (Germany)   1:53.241                 
5.  Spela Ponomarenko Janic (Slovenia) 1:53.341                 
6.  Carrie Johnson (U.S.)              1:54.628                 
7.  Yuliana Salakhova (Russia)         1:57.761                 
8.  Yulia Borzova (Uzbekistan)         2:00.584     
                 
Semifinal 2
1.  Danuta Kozak (Hungary)             1:50.469 Q               
2.  Henriette Hansen (Denmark)         1:51.929 Q               
3.  Sofia Paldanius (Sweden)           1:51.945 Q               
4.  Natalya Sergeyeva (Kazakhstan)     1:53.888                 
5.  Teneale Hatton (New Zealand)       1:54.504                 
6.  Mira Veras Larsen (Norway)         1:57.354                 
7.  Geraldine Weiling Lee (Singapore)  2:01.516                 
.   Marharyta Tsishkevich (Belarus)    DSQ          
                 
Semifinal 1
1.  Bridgitte Hartley (South Africa)   1:51.286 Q               
2.  Inna Osypenko-Radomska (Ukraine)   1:51.515 Q               
3.  Anne Rikala (Finland)              1:51.852 Q               
4.  Aneta Konieczna (Poland)           1:52.193                 
5.  Alana Nicholls (Australia)         1:52.224                 
6.  Emilie Fournel (Canada)            1:54.120                 
7.  Darisleydis Amador (Cuba)          1:58.762                 
8.  Afef Ben Ismail (Tunisia)          2:15.362    
                  
Qualified for Next Round
1.  Danuta Kozak (Hungary)           1 minute 50.469 seconds 
2.  Bridgitte Hartley (South Africa) 1:51.286                
3.  Josefa Idem (Italy)              1:52.232                
4.  Inna Osypenko-Radomska (Ukraine) 1:51.515                
5.  Henriette Hansen (Denmark)       1:51.929                
6.  Rachel Cawthorn (Britain)        1:52.542                
7.  Anne Rikala (Finland)            1:51.852                
8.  Sofia Paldanius (Sweden)         1:51.945

© Thomson Reuters 2012 All rights reserved





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