By Sofia Altavilla on SwimSwam The French Swimming Federation has released detailed statistics on all the swimming finals at the Paris Olympics, and in this article, we will analyze the women’s 100-meter fly final. Keep track of all our Olympic breakdowns with the SwimSwam Tracker here. The women’s 200 IM was the most highly anticipated race of the Olympics, and it delivered. It was an exciting battle, especially due to the different strengths and weaknesses of the big favorites. In the race, and later on the podium, there was the reigning Olympic champion in the 200 butterfly, Summer McIntosh, in the 200 breaststroke Kate Douglass, and in the 200 backstroke, Kaylee McKeown. Note that sinc
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