Pei Liwei (20), who finished second to Kim Woo-min (22-Gangwon Provincial Government) in the men’s 800-meter freestyle at the Hangzhou Asian Games, has secured a spot at the Doha 2024 World Championships by winning the Chinese national trials.Pei Liwei won the men’s 800-meter freestyle final in 7:52.79, ahead of Liu Feixin in 7:53.95, at the China Swimming Management Team Trials in Jinan, Shandong province, China, on Wednesday (Nov. 12).Kim’s time was 0.05 seconds faster than the 7:52.84 he clocked to win the South Korean trials at Gimcheon Indoor Pool in Gimcheon, North Gyeongsang Province, on March 25.
However, at the Hangzhou Asian Games, Kim won the gold medal in a meet record of 7:46.03, a new South Korean record and a personal best of 7:49.90.Pei Liwei won the men’s 1,500-meter freestyle at the Hangzhou Asian Games in 14:55.47 with Kim (15:01.07) in second.On Tuesday, Fei Liwei finished second in the 400-meter freestyle in 3:46.54, behind 2007-born Zhang Zhanxiu, who finished the race in 3:45.11.But he won the 800 meters to retain his title as China’s top men’s freestyle swimmer in the middle and long distances.Qin Haiyang, China’s self-proclaimed 온라인카지노 “world’s best breaststroker,” took the top spot in the men’s 50-meter breaststroke in 26.25.