London: Sun Yang of China has won the 400-meter freestyle at the London Olympics with a comeback win over defending champion Park Tae-hwan, who was first disqualified from the final and then reinstated.
In the morning preliminaries, Park touched the wall first in his 400 freestyle heat, but was thrown out for a false start. South Korea filed a protest which was upheld by governing body FINA.
Park was two seconds behind Sun in the final. Peter Vanderkaay of the United States took the bronze medal.
China's Sun Yang reacts after finishing first in the men's 400m freestyle swimming final on Saturday.
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