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Modern pentathlon at the 2020 Summer Olympics – Women's

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Women's modern pentathlon
at the Games of the XXXII Olympiad
VenuesMusashino Forest Sport Plaza
(fencing)
Tokyo Stadium
(swimming, riding and laser run)
Dates5–6 August 2021
Competitors36 from 23 nations
Winning total1385 OR
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Kate French  Great Britain
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Laura Asadauskaitė  Lithuania
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Sarolta Kovács  Hungary
 2016
2024 

The women's modern pentathlon at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo was held on 5 and 6 August 2021. Two venues were used: Musashino Forest Sport Plaza (fencing) and Tokyo Stadium (swimming, horse-riding and combined running and shooting).[1]

Schedule

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All times are Japan Standard Time (UTC+9)

Date Time Round
Thursday, 5 August 2021 13:00 Fencing (Ranking Round)
Friday, 6 August 2021 14:30 Swimming
15:45 Fencing (Bonus Round)
17:15 Riding
19:30 Laser Run

Results

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Thirty-six athletes participated.[2]

Key

 The highest mark recorded in each event is highlighted in yellow with a diamond symbol.

Rank Athlete Country Swimming[3]
Time (pts)
Fencing[4]
RR[5]+BR[6]
Victories (pts)
Riding[7]
Time (pts)
Laser run[8]
Time (pts)
Total[9]
1st place, gold medalist(s)Kate French Great Britain2:10.18 (290)20+1 (221)86.26 (294)12:00.34 (580)1385 OR
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Laura Asadauskaitė Lithuania2:17.21 (276)15+2 (192)77.09 (300)11:38.37 (602) OR1370
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Sarolta Kovács Hungary2:07.71 (295)20+1 (221)77.19 (293)12:21.42 (559)1368
4Alice Sotero Italy2:07.88 (295)21+1 (227)81.35 (285)12:24.38 (556)1363
5İlke Özyüksel Turkey2:15.89 (279)14+1 (185)79.40 (293)11:47.64 (593)1350
6Élodie Clouvel France2:07.51 (295)16+0 (196)74.08 (293)12:17.78 (563)1347
7Gintarė Venčkauskaitė Lithuania2:18.37 (274)12+1 (173)72.74 (300)11:44.37 (596)1343
8Anastasiya Prokopenko Belarus2:25.01 (260)18+0 (208)83.49 (283)11:49.38 (591)1342
9Uliana Batashova ROC2:11.14 (288)23+1 (239)77.61 (293)12:59.27 (521)1341
10Marie Oteiza France2:10.15 (290)19+1 (215)87.70 (293)12:44.75 (536)1334
11Kim Se-hee South Korea2:16.36 (278)24+2 (246)76.09 (286)13:00.70 (520)1330
12Michelle Gulyás Hungary2:07.48 (296)20+0 (220)103.90 (243)12:14.76 (566)1325
13Elena Potapenko Kazakhstan2:13.99 (283)20+2 (222)84.19 (289)12:52.37 (528)1322
14Jo Muir Great Britain2:14.52 (281)13+1 (179)78.81 (293)12:15.13 (565)1318
15Mayan Oliver Mexico2:24.16 (262)16+0 (196)76.62 (293)12:21.48 (559)1310
16Mariana Arceo Mexico2:16.65 (277)15+4 (184)70.61 (293)12:32.16 (548)1302
17Kim Sun-woo South Korea2:12.87 (285)19+0 (214)82.26 (284)13:07.80 (513)1296
18Volha Silkina Belarus2:15.22 (280)21+1 (217)89.07 (274)12:59.81 (521)1292
19Haydy Morsy Egypt2:24.35 (262)20+1 (221)80.91 (293)13:07.69 (513)1289
20Anna Maliszewska Poland2:17.23 (276)18+0 (208)112.27 (234)12:15.02 (565)1283
21Samantha Schultz United States2:15.78 (279)9+1 (155)84.37 (289)12:25.56 (555)1278
22Zhang Xiaonan China2:21.44 (268)19+0 (204)76.22 (293)13:10.16 (510)1275
23Rena Shimazu Japan2:10.65 (289)14+0 (184)90.72 (252)12:34.40 (546)1271
24Natalya Coyle Ireland2:13.88 (283)23+1 (239)109.81 (234)13:08.51 (512)1268
25Zhang Mingyu China2:15.23 (280)16+3 (199)75.69 (286)13:17.67 (503)1268
26Leydi Moya Cuba2:17.96 (275)15+1 (191)89.20 (291)13:16.65 (504)1261
27Marina Carrier Australia2:17.35 (276)18+0 (208)84.73 (296)13:43.86 (477)1257
28Rebecca Langrehr Germany2:17.38 (276)20+1 (221)116.17 (220)12:49.26 (531)1248
29Amira Kandil Egypt2:15.14 (280)18+1 (199)99.78 (250)13:28.34 (492)1221
30Alise Fakhrutdinova Uzbekistan2:16.45 (278)16+0 (196)117.93 (226)13:55.66 (465)1165
31Annika Schleu Germany2:16.99 (277)29+0 (274) OREL (0)12:43.20 (537)1088
32Gulnaz Gubaydullina ROC2:07.31 (296) OR14+0 (184)EL (0)12:07.58 (573)1053
33Elena Micheli Italy2:09.22 (292)17+6 (208)EL (0)12:31.91 (549)1049
34Natsumi Takamiya Japan2:11.54 (287)14+1 (185)EL (0)13:07.72 (513)985
35Marcela Cuaspud Ecuador2:27.91 (255)4+0 (124)EL (0)13:39.94 (481)860
36Maria Iêda Guimarães Brazil2:32.16 (246)14+0 (184)EL (0)DNF (0)430

Records

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Broken Olympic records during the 2020 Summer Olympics[10]
Swimming Gulnaz Gubaydullina (ROC)2:07.31 (296 pts)
Fencing Annika Schleu (GER)29V (274 pts)
Laser run Laura Asadauskaitė (LTU)11:38.37 (602 pts)
Total Kate French (GBR)1385 pts

Criticism of the Riding discipline

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The riding discipline of the pentathlon attracted criticism after multiple athletes struggled to control their randomly-assigned horses.[11] German modern pentathlete, Annika Schleu was leading the competition when she was unable to successfully complete the show jumping event, moving her from first to last place, and an eventual 31st place.[12][13] The horse named Saint Boy was randomly assigned from a pool of 18, refused to jump three barriers in the second half of the equestrian course. Schleu's trainer Kim Raisner was sent home from the Olympics after footage showed her seemingly punch the horse for not performing in a desired manner. She also instructed Schleu herself to hit the horse, allegedly using the words "really hit it".[14]

The sport's governing body stated that it had reviewed video footage that showed Raisner appearing to strike the horse.[15] Schleu also faced backlash against her repeated use of the whip and rough handling of the horse.[16] Both Schleu and Raisner faced legal action, with the German Animal Welfare Association filing a criminal complaint against the pair on 13 August 2021.[17] Raisner was later required to attend a coach education seminar that included a module on animal welfare and humane treatment.[18]

Russian modern pentathlete Gulnaz Gubaydullina started off by showing the best result in swimming, setting an Olympic Record (2:07.31).[19] However, she was eliminated in the third stage, after Saint Boy, also randomly assigned to her, refused to continue jumping, leaving her without a medal at the end, although having the 6th best time in the final stage.[20][21]

The incident prompted German Olympic team member and equestrian medal record holder Isabell Werth to criticize modern pentathlon's use of horses; she stated that "Pentathlon has nothing to do with equestrian sport" and treats horses as "a means of transport to which the athletes have no connection."[22] Werth also expressed sympathy for Schleu, whom she saw as a victim of the system of the sport.[23]

In response to this issue, modern pentathlon's governing body, Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne (UIPM), voted to remove horse riding from its programme at the 2028 Olympic Games.[24]

References

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  15. Media, P. A. (7 August 2021). "German modern pentathlon coach thrown out of Olympics for punching horse". the Guardian. Archived from the original on 7 August 2021. Retrieved 7 August 2021.
  16. "Tokyo Olympics 2020: Debate erupts over treatment of horses in modern pentathlon". The New Zealand Herald. 6 August 2021. Retrieved 13 August 2021.
  17. "近代五種独代表と馬たたいたコーチ、動物虐待で訴えられる". 14 August 2021.
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  19. Rio 2016: Gubaydullina breaks modern pentathlon swim record
  20. Modern Pentathlon - Riding Show Jumping Results
  21. Britain’s French secures modern pentathlon gold with Olympic record
  22. "Werth schimpft über Fünfkampf-Quälerei". Sport1. 6 August 2021. Retrieved 7 August 2021.
  23. "'Hau drauf!': Deutsche Trainerin nach Vorwürfen der Tierquälerei ausgeschlossen" ["Hit it!": German trainer disqualified after allegations of cruelty to animals]. Kleine Zeitung (in German). 7 August 2021. Retrieved 13 August 2021. Ihr tue aber auch 'das Mädchen leid', die Opfer des Systems ihrer Sportart sei, betonte Werth.
  24. "Removal of riding from modern pentathlon approved at UIPM Congress". insidethegames.biz. 27 November 2021. Retrieved 2022-06-28.