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British diver Daley gets 2nd chance at first dive
OLY_DIV Headlines
- Boudia's gold medal a step forward for US diving
- Boudia's gold shows Chinese are beatable in diving
- Boudia of US edges Qiu for Olympic diving gold
- British diver Daley gets 2nd chance at first dive
- Mitcham won't deny China Olympic gold in diving
- China's Qiu and Lin lead Boudia in diving semis
- China set to match diving gold haul from '08
- China's divers 1-2 in men's 10M Olympic prelims
- Loaded field for men's 10-meter Olympic diving
- China back on top with Olympic diving gold in 10m
Updated August 11, 2012
LONDON (AP) Thomas Daley of Britain got a diving do-over in the opening round of the men's 10-meter platform final.
Daley lodged a protest after his first attempt, saying he was distracted by flashing cameras in the stands. The FINA judge reviewed the replay, which clearly showed several flashes going off, and allowed Daley to go back up the tower for another attempt.
He took advantage of his second chance, raising his score from 75.60 points to 91.80 on the back 2 1/2 somersault with 2 1/2 twists. With the higher score, Daley was tied for third after the first of six rounds of dives on Saturday night.
