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Main article: Swimming at the 2009 World Aquatics Championships

The heats for the Women's 800 m Freestyle race at the 2009 World Championships took place on the morning of 31 July and the final will take place in the evening session of 1 August at the Foro Italico in Rome, Italy.

Records

World Record (WR) 8:14.10 United Kingdom Rebecca Adlington Beijing China 16 August 2008
Competition Record (CR) 8:18.52 United States Kate Ziegler Melbourne Australia 31 March 2007

Medalists

Gold Silver Bronze
Lotte Friis
 Denmark 		Joanne Jackson
 Great Britain 		Alessia Filippi
 Italy

Heats

According to Omega Timing, the heat results were:[1]

Rank Name Nationality Time Heat Lane Notes
1 Rebecca Adlington  Great Britain 8:20.53 5 4
2 Joanne Jackson  Great Britain 8:20.80 3 4
3 Camelia Potec  Romania 8:22.03 4 4
4 Alessia Filippi  Italy 8:24.03 5 5
5 Lotte Friis  Denmark 8:25.72 4 5
6 Erika Villaécija García  Spain 8:26.58 5 3
7 Wendy Trott  South Africa 8:27.26 3 3
8 Kristel Köbrich  Chile 8:27.90 3 2 SA
8 Ophelie-Cyrielle Etienne  France 8:27.90 4 6
10 Chloe Sutton  United States 8:29.25 5 6
11 Coralie Balmy  France 8:31.39 4 3
12 Eider Santamaria  Spain 8:33.51 4 2
13 Andreina Pinto  Venezuela 8:34.17 3 6
14 Ren Junni  China 8:36.14 4 1
15 Melissa Gorman  Australia 8:36.37 3 7
16 Jordis Steinegger  Austria 8:36.82 5 8
17 Patricia Castañeda Miyamoto  Mexico 8:36.98 3 9 NR
18 Blair Evans  Australia 8:38.10 5 2
19 Elena Sokolova  Russia 8:39.09 3 5
20 Nuala Murphy  Ireland 8:39.17 4 9 NR
21 Maiko Fujino  Japan 8:40.18 5 1
22 Gráinne Murphy  Ireland 8:40.23 5 9
23 Susana Escobar  Mexico 8:41.10 4 8
24 Lynette Lim  Singapore 8:42.16 2 2
25 Natsumi Iwashita  Japan 8:44.43 3 1
26 Swann Oberson  Switzerland 8:44.93 2 4
27 Yanel Pinto  Venezuela 8:45.45 2 1
28 Haley Anderson  United States 8:45.91 4 7
29 Nina Cesar  Slovenia 8:47.51 5 7
30 Savannah King  Canada 8:48.01 5 0
31 Iris Matthey  Switzerland 8:49.28 2 5
32 Yang Chin-Kuei  Chinese Taipei 8:49.70 2 6
33 Nina Dittrich  Austria 8:51.65 3 0
34 Erica Cirila Totten  Philippines 8:53.34 2 8 NR
35 Cho Youn Soo  South Korea 8:56.08 2 7
36 Nika Karlina Petric  Slovenia 8:56.71 3 8
37 Samantha Arevalo  Ecuador 9:05.74 2 0
38 Khoo Cai Lin  Malaysia 9:05.77 2 3
39 Koh Hui Yu  Singapore 9:10.25 1 5
40 Andrea Cedron  Peru 9:14.90 1 4
41 Nada Abbas  Egypt 9:15.62 2 9
42 Ting Sheng-Yo  Chinese Taipei 9:20.80 1 3
43 Daniela Miyahara Coello  Peru 9:25.02 1 6
44 Miriam Hatamleh  Jordan 9:39.87 1 2
45 Nicole Huerta  Dominican Republic 9:53.98 1 7
46 Ghulam Sakina  Pakistan 10:05.79 1 1 NR
47 Tieri Erasito  Fiji 10:52.89 1 8
— Federica Pellegrini  Italy DNS 1 0
— Paula Zukowska  Poland DNS 1 9
— Tanya Hunks  Canada DNS 4 0

Final

According to Omega Timing, the final results were:[2]

Rank Name Nationality Time Lane Notes
1st place, gold medalist(s) Lotte Friis[3]  Denmark 8:15.92 2 CR, NR
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Joanne Jackson[4]  Great Britain 8:16.66 5
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Alessia Filippi[5]  Italy 8:17.21 6 NR
4 Rebecca Adlington[4][6]  Great Britain 8:17.90 4
5 Camelia Potec  Romania 8:20.44 3
6 Erika Villaécija García  Spain 8:25.97 7
7 Ophélie-Cyrielle Etienne  France 8:26.35 8
8 Wendy Trott  South Africa 8:29.61 1
9 Kristel Köbrich  Chile 8:30.10 0

References

  1. ^ "Event 32: Women's 800m Freestyle: 31 Jul 2009 11:25" (PDF). Omega Timing. 2009-07-31. Archived from the original (PDF) on 6 August 2009. Retrieved 2009-08-01.
  2. ^ "Event 132: Women's 800m Freestyle: 01 Aug 2009" (PDF). Omega Timing. 2009-08-01. Archived from the original (PDF) on 6 August 2009. Retrieved 2009-08-01.
  3. ^ Virgo, Paul; Oxley, Sonia (2009-08-01). "Dane Friis controls final for freestyle gold". Reuters. Thomson Reuters. Retrieved 2009-08-01.
  4. ^ a b "Britain's Jackson secures silver". British Broadcasting Corporation. 2009-08-01. Retrieved 2009-08-01.
  5. ^ Bryan, Rebecca (2009-08-01). "Phelps rises to challenge in triumph over Cavic". AFP. Google. Retrieved 2009-08-01.
  6. ^ Hart, Simon (2009-08-01). "Rebecca Adlington fourth as Michael Phelps breaks 100m butterfly world record in Rome". The Telegraph. Telegraph Media Group Limited. Retrieved 2009-08-01.
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