Men's 4x100m Medley Relay final gold medal event starts on Saturday, 4th August in the Olympics 2012.USA will dominate this Men's 4x100m Medley Relay final event today. Enjoy here London Olympic Games 2012 - Men's 4x100m Medley Relay final live Streaming Free, Results & Highlights- Swimming Olympics 2012 on 4th August...
Men's 4x100m Medley Relay final
Where: London, England
When: saturday, August 3
Watch: NBC Sports Network
Live Stream: NBCOlympics.com
Where: London, England
When: saturday, August 3
Watch: NBC Sports Network
Live Stream: NBCOlympics.com
Competition:
London Olympic Games 2012
- 
England
The 2012 Summer Olympic Games, officially the Games of the XXX
Olympiad, also known informally as London 2012, are scheduled to take
place in London, United Kingdom, from 27 July (when the opening ceremony
is held) until 12 August 2012, although the first event begins on 25
July.
England
Match Details
London Olympic Games 2012 - Swimming
Match scheduled: Sunday, August 5th
from 00:00 to 01:00 (tomorrow)
from 00:00 to 01:00 (tomorrow)
Four Finals (Medal Events / Final Day) :: London Olympic Summer Games 2012 - Swimming :: London, England, United Kingdom
For more info about the event see the London Olympic Games 2012 - Swimming Schedule (Official Website) . Have fun!!!
Team USA currently boasts an astounding 28 medals in the pool so far.
Even if you combine the totals earned by the next three nations on the leaderboard, it still wouldn't be enough to overtake the U.S. medal lead.
The nation's relay team for the preliminary heats was made up of Eric Shanteau, Nick Thoman, Tyler McGill and 50-meter freestyle silver medalist Cullen Jones.
Despite having its least accomplished swimmers in the heats, Team USA qualified for the finals with the best time, finishing almost a full second ahead of Japan who placed second.
While that may not seem like a whole lot of time to spare for the Americans, in a race that concludes around the three-and-a-half minute mark, it's a good time gap to have for the leader.
Those American swimmers will now make way for the closers in the finals, which will feature Michael Phelps, Matt Grevers, Nathan Adrian and Brendan Hansen. All of these men have already added at least one London medal to their trophy room and will have one more after this final.
Team USA currently boasts an astounding 28 medals in the pool so far.
Even if you combine the totals earned by the next three nations on the leaderboard, it still wouldn't be enough to overtake the U.S. medal lead.
The nation's relay team for the preliminary heats was made up of Eric Shanteau, Nick Thoman, Tyler McGill and 50-meter freestyle silver medalist Cullen Jones.
Despite having its least accomplished swimmers in the heats, Team USA qualified for the finals with the best time, finishing almost a full second ahead of Japan who placed second.
While that may not seem like a whole lot of time to spare for the Americans, in a race that concludes around the three-and-a-half minute mark, it's a good time gap to have for the leader.
Those American swimmers will now make way for the closers in the finals, which will feature Michael Phelps, Matt Grevers, Nathan Adrian and Brendan Hansen. All of these men have already added at least one London medal to their trophy room and will have one more after this final.
Final
| Lane | Team | Qualifying Time | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | 
Hungary
| 3:34.44 | |
| 02 | 
Netherlands
| 3:33.78 | |
| 03 | 
Japan
| 3:33.64 | |
| 04 | 
United States
| 3:32.65 | |
| 05 | 
Great Britain
| 3:33.44 | |
| 06 | 
Australia
| 3:33.73 | |
| 07 | 
Germany
| 3:34.28 | |
| 08 | 
Canada
| 3:34.46 |
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