Tag: Marrit Steenbergen
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The Silk Road Tour Comes to an End | Swimming World Cup | Recap of Stop 3 | Astana | World Aquatics
Three weeks flew by, and the Silk Road Tour has come to an end! John Mason takes us through the final weekend of racing in Astana, joined by the two overall winners of the Swimming World Cup 2026, Marrit Steenbergen and Pieter Coetze.
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Swimming Stars Give Insight Into Their Preparation | European Aquatics Championships Paris 2026
The stars of swimming kick-started the anticipated programme, discussing their aspirations for the Paris 2026 European Championships.
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Women’s Sprint Freestyle Is Broken | The Swim Scribe
This is just RIDICULOUS. There is NO other way to describe the current state of women’s sprint freestyle than that because these events are becoming just downright BROKEN with how fast they’re getting. We JUST saw two more world records broken on back to back days, one of them is the continuation of an already…
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2021 European Short-Course Swimming Championships, Kazan (RUS) – Day 6, Summary
WR for Shymanovich and the Dutch, ER for Paltrinieri, Sjostrom grabs 4th gold The 25th-anniversary edition of the European Short-Course Swimming Championships couldn’t have ended in a more festive way: records fell in succession. First Ilya Shymanovich from Belorussia equaled the world record in the 50m breast, then Italy’s Gregorio Paltrinieri smashed the 800m free…
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Baku 2015 European Games – Summary: Swimming Day 4
Russia: five more titles The Russians fully dominated the penultimate day of the swimming competitions, winning 5 out of 7 finals. They brought their gold medal tally to 15, capturing almost half of the titles on offer (31) so far. Still, the day’s most outstanding performance belonged to a Brit: Luke Greenbank.
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Baku 2015 European Games – Summary: Swimming Day 2
Ten Russian medals in eight finals The Russian swimmers were on fire in the water at the European Games in Baku (AZE): they collected 10 medals in eight finals, four of them gold. The rest of the titles went to France, Great Britain, Germany and the Netherlands.