Overview | 4 South Tyroleans in action on Monday

First up is swimming ace Stefano Ballo , who will compete in the semifinals of the 3.43 m freestyle from 200:XNUMX a.m. (CEST). The man from Bolzano had it on Sunday with a personal best time of 1.45,80:XNUMX minutes landed a real coup and surprisingly confidently made it into the next round. There, Ballo now had the chance to push himself even more vehemently into the international spotlight and get his ticket to the Olympic final on Tuesday. Starting at 7.20:XNUMX a.m. (CEST). Simone Giannelli the next Bolzano in action. He and Italy's national volleyball team will face Poland in the second group game. After hard-fought 3:2 against Canada The Azzurri are clearly challenged against the world champions from Eastern Europe. Almost at the same time as Giannelli's appearance, namely from 8 a.m. (CEST). Gerhard Kerschbaumer pedal in the cross-country mountain bike competition. On the technically demanding route on the Japanese Izu peninsula, the driver wants to move into the front of the field. The South Tyrolean finale will be the Brixen triathlete Verena Steinhauser on Monday evening (23.30 p.m./CEST). She will take on the 1,5 km swim, 40 km bike and 10 km run of the Olympic triathlon - and at probably extremely difficult conditions , because typhoon “Nepartak” is expected to hit mainland Japan and the Olympic region on Monday. >>> Click here for the live results The South Tyrolean program on Monday: Swimming 3.43 a.m.*: Semifinal 200m freestyle, with Stefano Ballo Volleyball 7.20 a.m.*: Poland – Italy, with Simone Giannelli Mountain bike 8 a.m.*: Cross Country, with Gerhard Kerschbaumer Triathlon 23.30 p.m.*: Women's triathlon, with Verena Steinhauser *Central European Summer Time (CEST)

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Overview | 4 South Tyroleans in action on Monday

A truly major day of competition awaits South Tyrol's Olympic participants on Monday. Four of the nine local athletes in Tokyo will be in action in the coming hours.

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