Colombian Mariana Pajon's long reign as queen was ended, and on a day in which several favorites were involved in crashes, Dutchman Niek Kimmann won men's gold.

United States BMX racer Connor Fields, who crashed and suffered a head injury during competition at the Tokyo Olympics, will be released from St. Luke’s International Hospital in Tokyo on Thursday, Aug. 5.

Katie Ledecky made more history for the U.S. in the pool.

A message posted on Facebook said the 28-year-old, who crashed in the third run of his semi-final heat, was "cogent and communicative when awakened."

The Tokyo Games got their first swimming individual world record and a fast start to the track competition on Day 7 of the Olympics.

American favorite Connor Fields crashed heavily in the third run of his semi-final in the Olympic men's BMX race on Friday and was taken off the track on a stretcher.

Americans Jake Gibb and Tri Bourne have lost for the first time in Tokyo.