The women’s swimming 400 meter individual medley final will take place at 2:30 p.m. ET on Monday afternoon and two Americans are favored to medal.
Americans Katie Grimes (-167) and Emma Weyant (-134) are favored at BetRivers to finish with at least bronze in the Monday afternoon event, which will air on Peacock.
They’re longshots to win it all, however. That honor goes to Summer McIntosh from Canada, who holds the world record in this event, which she set in 2023. Her odds are so short that she’s off the board across most American sportsbooks to win this event.
Meanwhile, Grimes and Weyant put up the two best times in the preliminary heats for this event. While McIntosh finished in third, she was conserving energy for the final.
Grimes (+1400) and Weyant (+1600) will likely have to put up personal records in order to beat out McIntosh, who is looking for her first career Olympic gold medal.
Women’s Swimming 400M Individual Medley Final (2:30 p.m. ET)
| Swimmer | Gold | To Win a Medal |
|---|---|---|
| Summer McIntosh (Canada) | OTB | OTB |
| Katie Grimes (United States) | +1400 | -167 |
| Emma Weyant (United States) | +1600 | -134 |
| Freya Colbert (Great Britain) | +1600 | -134 |
| Ella Ramsay (Australia) | +6000 | +410 |
| Katie Shanahan (Great Britain) | +10000 | +750 |
| Ellen Walshe (Ireland) | +10000 | +750 |