Official Tokyo 2021 Olympics thread
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and we get the mixed relays as well in swimming 
canada making waves 
USA blew em out
edit too slow 
USA men win the 4x100m relay. Let's gooo!!! 
Nero Christ
Sniper out now on all digital platforms brev
and we get the mixed relays as well in swimming
I'm looking forward to those mixed races
Nero Christ
Sniper out now on all digital platforms brev
can they be put in any order like M-F-M-F
Zach Apple was GOATED anchoring that relay for Team USA 
any order
imagine putting a woman last and she gets run down
The mixed relay will entail teams of four athletes - two women and two men - racing against each other, with each athlete running once around the track before the next person on their team begins their run. Individual teams can decide for their athletes to run in any order they prefer, with two men followed by two women, vice versa or even alternating male and female athletes.
Tactics are an important aspect of the race, keeping in mind that male Olympians are on average six seconds faster than their female counterparts. It allows for a range of different race strategies that can leave the crowd on the edge of their seats until the very last seconds of the race.
there was a 14 year old swimmer for canada
there is a 12 year old table tennis from syria
https://www.cbc.ca/sports/olympics/...cs-youngest-table-tennis-competitor-1.6116069
Sky Brown, 13 - Team GB - Skateboarding
Quan Hongchan, 14 - China - Diving
Katie Grimes, 15 - U.S. - Swimming
Erriyon Knighton, 17 - U.S. - Athletics
Different event butany order
imagine putting a woman last and she gets run down
The mixed relay will entail teams of four athletes - two women and two men - racing against each other, with each athlete running once around the track before the next person on their team begins their run. Individual teams can decide for their athletes to run in any order they prefer, with two men followed by two women, vice versa or even alternating male and female athletes.
Tactics are an important aspect of the race, keeping in mind that male Olympians are on average six seconds faster than their female counterparts. It allows for a range of different race strategies that can leave the crowd on the edge of their seats until the very last seconds of the race.