FINA In the second day of the Budapest round of the Swimming World Cup, Rio Olympic champion Kyle Chalmers set the Australian record for men’s 100-meter freestyle with 45.5 seconds; Hungarian butterfly expert Kristov Milak refreshed Men's 50m backstroke personal best; German star Florian Welbrock won the men's 1500m freestyle championship...
In the post-match interview, Chalmers said: " It’s difficult to regain speed after the Olympics, but fortunately the short-pool competition depends entirely on technique, turning and entering the water. This is my main focus. After this period of training, I have improved a lot. Every weekend It’s great to have the opportunity to participate in the competition. I can think about the advantages and disadvantages of the last competition.”
in this year’s Tokyo Olympics , Won the bronze medal in the 1500m freestyle and the gold medal in the 10km marathon swimming. He said: "Despite becoming the Olympic Games, FINA World Championships and European Championships champion, my personal life has not changed. But it means that I have made a lot of achievements and need to find the next goal. The competition is about to come. It’s starting, I’m going to train hard to see if I can win again in 2024."
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Gold Medal: Florian Wellbrock (Germany) 14:42.70
Silver Medal: KALMAR Akos (Club) 14:47.16 _BO _span3
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Gold Medal: CUSINATO Ilaria (Italy) 4:31.35
Silver Medal: JAKABOS Zsuzsanna (Hungary) 4:32.59 Maria (Switzerland) Bronze Medal 33.
men's 50m backstroke
Gold Medal: MILAK Kristof (Hungary) 23.08
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Women’s 200-meter freestyle
Gold Medal: WILSON Madison (Australia) 1:53.82 p_span3 Span1 Silver Medal _span3 span0 54.25
Bronze Medal: GEMMELL Erin (USA) 1:55.04
Men's 200m Medley _span3_span_p53_span3_span_p53_span_p53_span_p53_span_p53_span_p53_span_p53_span_p53_span5_span5 RAPSYS Danas ( Lithuania) 1:54.11
Bronze Medal: TOUMARKIN Yakov (Israel) 1:55.32
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silver: ATHERTON Minna (Australia) 56.58
bronze: MACK Linnea (USA) 56.96
men's 50 meters breaststroke gold medal
: STEVE NS Peter (Slovenia) 26.22
KEpan1 gold medal: KAMMINGA Arno (Netherlands) 26.25
Bronze medal: SCHWINSCHLOGL Fabian (Germany) 26.41 _p5 _span0
(Australia) 24.97
Silver Medal: BARRATT Holly (Australia) 25.09
Bronze Medal: de WAARD Maaike (Netherlands) 25.27
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silver: MOROZOV Vladimir (Russia) 46.25
bronze: MILAK Kristof (Hungary) 46.93
women's 100 meters breaststroke gold medal
: GODUN Nika (Russia) 1:04.71
Silver Medal: JACOBY Lydia (USA) 1:05.40
Bronze Medal: CUSINATO Ilaria (Italy) 1:06.34
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Silver Medal: KOS Hubert (Hungary) 1:54.75
Bronze Medal: CROENEN Louis (Belgium) 1:54.82
50m male and female 4 Freestyle relayGold Medal: USA Team 1:32.34
Silver Medal: Hungary Team 1:32.44
Bronze Medal: Sweden Team 1:33span1 span5 _pbr5 pbr5_span1 pbr5 pbr5span
Hungarian swimmers got the chance to bid farewell to the host star Laszlo Cech on the second day of the FINA Swimming World Cup Budapest. Cech announced his retirement after finishing his fifth Olympic journey. He has won 13 FINA World Championships and 6 Olympic medals in his swimming career.
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