London (CNN) -- French swimmer Yannick Agnel won his second gold of a triumphant Olympics with a dominant performance in Monday's 200 meters freestyle final. South Korean swimmer Tae-Hwan Park and Yang Sun, of China, share silver after both finishing with a time of 1 minute 44.93 seconds. American medal hope Ryan Lochte struggled to keep up with his rivals as he finished fourth. "Not so happy about that swim tonight... you live and learn. Tomorrow I will be better," Lochte tweeted. French President Francois Holland was in the crowd to see Agnel recorded the fastest time ever by a Frenchman, as Agnel demolished a strong field. Park, Sun, Agnel and Lochte had already won medals in London.
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French swimmer Yannick Agnel wins his second gold, Park, Sun share silver
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The cheering @placeholder enjoyed his compatriot Agnel repeat his performance from the 4x100m relay, where he surged past Lochte in the final leg to claim gold, to claim another French swimming gold.
With three gold medals, the @placeholder are now one short of their swimming gold medal total from all previous Olympics.