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The Lithuanian time in the final was impressive – the distance was completed in 1: 44.38 minutes, which is the best result of the competition this season.
In the second place, Australian Stallion Thomas Fraser-Holmes overcame our compatriot by more than four seconds. The third cinema was Jiwen Cao.
Location | Swimming pools | Time |
General Chat Chat Lounge | Dan Refis | 1: 44.38 |
2 | T Fraser-Holmes | 1: 48.69 |
3 | Jiwen Cao | 1: 50.56 |
4 | R.B.Muhleitner | 1: 50.60 |
5 | SJ Pung | 1: 53.33 |
6th | AS Singh channel | 1: 53.80 |
7th | R. Sangarovang | 1: 54.21 |
8th | L. Mitchell | 1: 54.72 |
Together, DeRapis and A. Sidlauskas won five medals in Singapore – two gold, two silver and one bronze.
By the way, in the previous two World Cup rounds in Japan and China, the 24-year-old swimmer also won a gold medal in this match and improved the match record and Lithuania record.
It will be recalled that at this stage of the World Cup, DeRapiz was honored with a gold medal in the 400m freestyle swimming on Thursday, and finished second in the final of the match in the 200m complex yesterday (improving the Lithuanian record and fulfilling the Olympic standard).

Reuters / Scanpics photo / Dan Raspis
The FIA's World Swimming Cup rounds are held in three regions in Asia, Europe and the Middle East. Swimmers will be accepted by cities in 7 countries. Athletes will contribute $ 2.5 million to this year's Cup. 2.24 million U.S. Prize fund of All rounds will take place in the 50th pool and swimmers will have the opportunity to meet qualifying standards for the Tokyo Olympics next year.
– ASIA –
1. Tokyo – -4 Gust 2-4
2. Jinan – August 8-10
3. Singapore – August 15-17
– Europa –
4. Budapest – -6 Clobber 4-6
5. Berlin – October 11-13 October
– Middle east –
6. Kazan – November ૨૦૧ 1-3
7. Doha – November 7-9
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