Paris, Saudi swimmer Zaid Al-Sarraj came first, in 51.21 seconds, in the third roundup of the 100m swimming competitions at the 33rd edition of the Summer Olympics in Paris. Attending his performance were Sport Minister, Chairman of the Saudi Olympic and Paralympic Committee and head of the Saudi delegation Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki bin Faisal and members of the official Saudi mission. Coming first in the third heat, Al-Sarraj, who is 16, concluded his first ever Olympic participation, ranking 53rd among 79 participants. Source: Saudi Press Agency
Saudi Swimmer Comes First in Third Heat of 100m Race at Paris Olympic Games
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