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GIMCHEON (Yonhap) ― South Korean swimming star Park Tae-hwan on Wednesday booked a spot in the men’s 200-meter freestyle race in the upcoming Asian Games with the world-leading time of the year.
At the South Korean national team trials held in Gimcheon, Park finished the race in 1:45.25.
It’s the fastest time in the men’s 200-meter freestyle this year, bettering Australian swimmer Cameron McEvoy’s time of 1:45.58.
The winners of each race here will qualify for the Asian Games.
At the South Korean national team trials held in Gimcheon, Park finished the race in 1:45.25.
It’s the fastest time in the men’s 200-meter freestyle this year, bettering Australian swimmer Cameron McEvoy’s time of 1:45.58.
The winners of each race here will qualify for the Asian Games.
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Articles by Korea Herald
