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6.41pm: Sarah Sjoestroem doesn’t miss a beat! The Swede goes up and wins in 23″ 97, taking the crown and overtaking the representative of Hong Kong Siobhan Haughey, second to her with 24″ 30 which is the personal and record of Hong Kong. Australian Bronte Campbell was third with 24″42
6.38pm. last women’s race of the day, the 50 women’s freestyle with a top-level starting field. These are the protagonists:
1 RUCK Taylor CAN 28 MAY 2000 25.17
2 COLEMAN Michelle SWE 31 OCT 1993 24.99
3 CAMPBELL Bronte AUS 14 MAY 1994 24.51
4 SJOESTROEM Sarah SWE 17 AUG 1993 24.14
5 CAMPBELL Cate AUS 20 MAY 1992 24.49
6 HAUGHEY Siobhan Bernadette HKG 31 OCT 1997 24.83
7 BUSCH Kim NED 16 JUN 1998 25.07
8 PERKINS Alexandria FROM JUL 27, 2000 25.22
6.35pm: Another fifth place for Nicolò Martinenghi who finishes with a time of 59″68, along the lines of those achieved in recent weeks. The Chinese Qin was devastating, winning in 57″87 and taking the crown for his three victories in the specialty, second place for the Dutch Kamminga in 58″68, third place for the American Fink with 59″21. Seventh is the Italian Poggio who closes in 1’00″18, worsening this morning’s result
18.34. Ai 50 Qin, Peaty, Chamber
6.31pm: Nicolò Martinenghi and Federico Poggio are at the start of the 100 breaststroke with many world champions in the pool, first of all the three-time Chinese world champion Qin. These are the protagonists:
1 PEATY Adam GBR 28 DEC 1994 59.93
2 POGGIO Federico ITA 24 APR 1998 59.59
3 CORBEAU Caspar NED 3 APR 2001 59.50
4 QIN Haiyang CHN 17 MAY 1999 59.19
5 KAMMINGA Arno NED 22 OCT 1995 59.35
6 FINK Nic USA 3 JUL 1993 59.54
7 MARTINENGHI Nicolo ITA 1 AUG 1999 59.75
8 SIDLAUSKAS Andrius LTU 6 APR 1997 1:00.14
6.27pm: New World Cup record for the Dutch Tes Schouten who wins in 2’21″52 and takes the crown. Second place for the Australian Strauch in 2’22″83, third for the Czech Horshka in 2’24″62
18.25: Ai 100 Schouten, Strauch, Horska
6.22pm: The protagonists of the women’s 200m breaststroke are now in the pool. The Dutchman Schouten is the favourite, going for the crown, watch out for the Irishman McSharry who makes his debut in the World Cup:
1 HANSSON Sophie SWE 2 AUG 1998 2:28.82
2 SMITH Mikayla AUS 6 OCT 1998 2:28.44
3 HORSKA Kristyna JUN 30 SEP 1997 2:26.09
4 SCHOUTEN Tes NED 31 DEC 2000 2:24.66
5 STRAUCH Jenna FROM MAR 24, 1997 2:25.83
6 MAMIE Lisa SUI 27 OCT 1998 2:28.42
7 Mc SHARRY Mona IRL 21 AUG 2000 2:28.49
8 Eszter BEKESI CLB 19 JAN 2002 2:29.22
6.16pm: Noè Ponti wins the 100 butterfly with an excellent 51″38, second place for Matthew Sates who fails to place the winning leg and finishes with 51″66, third place for the Australian Coleman with a time of 51″88
6.15pm: These are the starters in the 100m butterfly:
1 MARTON RICHARD HUN 7 OCT 1999 52.50
2 JULIAN Trenton USA 9 DEC 1998 52.40
3 SATES Matthew RSA 28 JUL 2003 51.99
4 PONTI Noe SUI 1 JUN 2001 51.34
5 COLEMAN Jesse Jack FROM 4 JUL 2004 51.88
6 SIMPSON Cody FROM JAN 11, 1997 52.28
7 CROSSBRUSTER Ben FROM 10 MAY 2002 52.49
8 le CLOS Chad RSA 12 APR 1992 52.51
18.12: Absolute domination of the Chinese Zhang Yufei with 2’05″65 which is the new record of the event, second place Lara Pudar with 2’08″19, third place the Hungarian Kapas 2’10″27
18.11: Ai 100 Zhang, Padar, Crevar
6.07pm: The women’s 200m butterfly will start soon with Zhang Yufei chasing a hat trick. These are the protagonists:
1 MISZLAI Mira CLB 18 JUN 2008 2:14.59
2 MONTEIRO Ana BY 14 AUG 1993 2:13.55
3 PUDAR Lana BIH 19 JAN 2006 2:12.42
4 ZHANG Yufei CHN 19 APR 1998 2:09.89
5 KAPAS Boglarka HUN 22 APR 1993 2:11.96
6 CREVAR Anja SRB 24 MAY 2000 2:12.63
7 SEBESTYEN Dalma HUN 23 JAN 1997 2:14.54
8 ABONYI-TOTH Glenda HUN 16 JUL 2006 2:14.67
18.04. SECOND PLACE FOR A CENT FOR CECCON! The Swiss Mityukov wins in 1’56″96, Ceccon drops into the last pool after 150 meters at an excellent level and is second in 1’56″97, failing to improve for the third consecutive week, the Greek Christou third in 1′ 58″62
18.03: At the 100 Ceccon passed in 56″91, Mityukov, Edwards
6.01pm: These are the protagonists of the men’s 200m backstroke:
1 MORGAN Oliver GBR 11 JUN 2003 2:01.46
2 CECCON Thomas ITA 27 JAN 2001 2:00.73
3 MITYUKOV Roman SUI 30 JUL 2000 2:00.64
4 EDWARDS-SMITH Joshua AUS 5 APR 2003 2:00.12
5 CHRISTOU Apostolos GRE 1 NOV 1996 2:00.57
6 TELEGDY Adam HUN 1 NOV 1995 2:00.73
7 KOVACS Benedek Bendeguz HUN 18 MAY 1998 2:01.32
8 LARKIN Mitchell AUS 9 JUL 1993 2:01.97
6.00pm: IT’S THOMAS CECCON MOMENT! Azzurro at the start of the 200m backstroke where he was first and second in the first two stages. He entered the final with the fifth fastest time and tries again to get on the podium to consolidate second place in the general classification
5.58pm. She had come close to him twice and on her third time she did not fail to meet the world record, the Australian Kaylee McKeown who now has the crown on her head as a three-time winner of the specialty. for her 26″86, new world record, joint second place for the two Canadians, Masse and Wilm with 27″68
5.57pm: RECOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORD OF THE WORLDOOOOOOOOOOOO KAYLEE MCKEOWN! He was in the air and he has arrived! 26″86 for the Australian who moves the 50 backstroke limit by 12 cents
5.53pm: It’s time for the 50 women’s backstroke, these are the protagonists:
1 NELSON Beata USA 2 SEP 1998 28.62
2 HANSSON Louise SWE 24 NOV 1996 28.49
3 WILM Ingrid CAN 8 JUN 1998 28.22
4 McKEOWN Kaylee AUS 12 JUL 2001 27.47
5 MASSE Kylie CAN 18 JAN 1996 28.08
6 the WORTH Maaike NED 11 OCT 1996 28.28
7 YELLOW Tessa NED 1 NOV 2002 28.61
8 KOMOROCZY Lora Fanni HUN 22 FEB 2006 28.64
5.50pm: The pace of Australian Sam Short drops in the final and he still wins with an excellent 3’44″51, second place for Kieran Smith in 3’46″80 and third for the Lithuanian Rapsys with 3’47″00
5.49pm: At 300 Short’s pace drops, still first, then K. Smith and Rapsys
5.48pm. Halfway through the race Short still under the world record split, Rapsys, K. Smith
5.46pm: At the 100 Short (under the world record split), Rapsys, K. Smith
5.42pm: Soon the men’s 400m freestyle with the Australian Sam Short attacking Danas Rapsys. These are the protagonists:
1 MARKOS Dimitrios GRE 13 SEP 2001 3:52.38
2 SMITH Brendon AUS 4 JUL 2000 3:51.92
3 SMITH Kieran USA 20 MAY 2000 3:51.53
4 SHORT Samuel AUS 17 SEP 2003 3:49.83
5 RAPSYS Danas LTU 21 MAY 1995 3:50.94
6 SARKANY Zalan CLB 15 OCT 2003 3:51.57
7 RASOVSZKY Kristof HUN 27 MAR 1997 3:52.37
8 BETLEHEM David HUN 4 SEP 2003 3:52.59
5.40pm: The New Zealander Erika Fairweather goes ahead in the final and wins the 400 freestyle in 4’02″35, second place for the Australian Pallister in 4’03″43, the Czech Seemanova third in 4’06″09. Fairweather also took the crown as best performer in the 400 freestyle, having won all three races
17.39: Ai 300 Fairweather, Pallister, Seemanova
5.38pm: Halfway through the race Fairweather, Pallister, Seemanova
17.37: Fairweather, Pallister, Kesely ai 100
5.35pm: Athletes on the blocks
5.32pm: These are the protagonists of the fast 400m freestyle series:
1 PADAR Nikolett HUN 30 MAR 2006 4:15.56
2 NEALE Leah FROM 1 AUG 1995 4:14.00
3 PALLISTER Lani AUS 6 JUN 2002 4:09.28
4 FAIRWEATHER Erika NZL 31 DEC 2003 4:06.74
5 KESELY Ajna HUN 10 SEP 2001 4:08.88
6 SEEMANOVA Barbora JUN 1 APR 2000 4:13.49
7 DEANS Caitlin NZL 5 DEC 1999 4:14.20
8 of JONG Imani NED MAY 28, 2002 4:16.22
5.30pm: On the first day of the programme, the men’s and women’s 400m freestyle, the men’s and women’s 50m freestyle, the women’s 50m backstroke, the men’s 200m backstroke, the women’s 200m butterfly, the men’s 100m butterfly, the women’s 200m breaststroke and the 100m breaststroke men.
5.27pm: in the men’s 50m freestyle only Lorenzo Zazzeri, with the seventh time, managed to reach the final while Miressi, 12th, Deplano, 14th and Frigo, 16th classified in qualifying, did not qualify.
5.24pm: There will be two Italians at the start in the 100m breaststroke: Federico Poggio who clocked the fifth fastest time in qualifying and Nicolò Martinenghi, who entered the final with the sixth fastest time.
5.21pm. Four Italians managed to reach the final in the morning. The first to take to the pool is Thomas Ceccon, fighting for a prestigious position in the general World Cup ranking, where he is now second, who set the fifth entry time in the 200 backstroke
5.18pm. Ten individual finals, plus the men’s 4x100m freestyle relay scheduled today with the Italian team made up of Deplano, Zazzeri, Frigo and Miressi starting
5.15pm: The Italian contingent is growing significantly in view of the last stage of the World Cup scheduled in Budapest from Friday to Sunday. Nicolò Martinenghi and Thomas Ceccon will still be at the start with ambitions of a podium for the former (who has never managed to finish the five races held so far in one of the top three positions) and even a podium in the general classification for the latter (five victories and a second place for him in the six races held so far).
5.12pm: Good afternoon and welcome to the live broadcast of the first day of competitions of the third stage of the Swimming World Cup scheduled in Budapest, Hungary.
Good afternoon and welcome to the LIVE LIVE of the first day of competitions of the third stage of the Swimming World Cup scheduled in Budapest, Hungary. The Italian contingent is growing significantly in view of the last stage of the World Cup scheduled in Budapest from Friday to Sunday. Nicolò Martinenghi and Thomas Ceccon they will still be at the start with ambitions of a podium for the former (who has never managed to finish the five races held so far in one of the top three positions) and even a podium in the general classification for the latter (five victories and a second place for him in the six races played so far).
Together with the two Italian protagonists of the first two stages of the traveling circuit organized by World Aquatics, there will be another six Italians at the start at the Duna Arena in Budapest who will try their luck in the breaststroke and freestyle competitions. The headlights are aimed above all Benedetta Pilate who, after the world championship bronze in the 50m breaststroke in Fukuoka, is once again increasing her range of action and once again targeting the Olympic competition, the 100m breaststroke, of which she was world champion at the Duna Arena in 2022. For her, therefore , an important step, this stage of the World Cup, before dedicating himself for a short period to the short course (he will also be at the start at Nico Sapio) in view of the European Championships in Otopeni.
Nicolò Martinenghi is joined by another blue frog specialist, Federico Poggio, fresh from the unsatisfactory World Cup in Fukuoka. For him the 2024 objective is twofold, the World Cup in Doha in February and the Olympic Games in Paris where he is chasing the second qualification and a step higher than in Tokyo when he reached the semi-final. For him too, Budapest is an important long course test. The sprinters’ group instead seeks confirmation after a fairly intense period of work. The Azzurri will try to gain as many places as possible in the final in the 100 and 50 freestyle but some variations on the theme cannot be ruled out, perhaps to be decided at the last moment. At the start there will be Alessandro Miressi, Leonardo Deplano, Lorenzo Zazzeri and Manuel Frigo, on paper, together with Thomas Ceccon, the most important members of the 4×100 freestyle relay team that will try to confirm itself on the Olympic podium in Paris 2024.
On the first day the program includes the men’s and women’s 400m freestyle, the men’s and women’s 50m freestyle, the women’s 50m backstroke, the men’s 200m backstroke, the women’s 200m butterfly, the men’s 100m butterfly, the women’s 200m breaststroke and the men’s 100m breaststroke.
OA Sport offers you the LIVE LIVE of the first day of competitions of the third stage of the Swimming World Cup scheduled in Budapest, Hungary: real-time news and constant updates. It starts at 17.30 with the session dedicated to the finals. Good fun!
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