Tag: Ilya Shymanovich
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Ilya Shymanovich Breaks 100 Breast World Record Again in 55.28 | SwimSwam
Ilya Shymanovich broke the world record in the men’s 100 breaststroke during the ISL’s fifth playoff match in Eindhoven for the second time in the span of a week, clocking a time of 55.28. Read SwimSwam
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Belarusian Swimmer Ilya Shymanovich Sets New World Record in 100 Meter Breaststroke | CBS
Swimming for Energy Standard of the ISL, Ilya Shymanovich broke the world record in the 100-meter breaststroke Friday hitting the wall with a time of 55.32. See CBC
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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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2021 European Short-Course Swimming Championships, Kazan (RUS) – Day 5, Summary
Szabo sets WR, grabs third title like Toussaint and Sjostrom Three swimmers grabbed their third individual titles here respectively: while this has been no surprise from the Netherlands’ Kira Toussaint (backstroke treble) and Sweden’s Sarah Sjostrom (100m fly added to the 50-100m free double), Szebasztian Szabo of Hungary emerged as a new star of the…
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2021 European Short-Course Swimming Championships, Kazan (RUS) – Day 3, Summary
Double for Szabo, shockers from Tchorz and Martinenghi, Wellbrock reinforces his reign Hungary’s Szebasztian Szabo became the first swimmer to clinch a second gold after a blast in the men’s 50m free. Kira Toussaint kept the Netherlands among the elite circles in the medal table, though top-ranked Russia also carried on claiming medals – the…
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Men’s 100m Breaststroke Final 🏊🏻♂️ | Tokyo Replays | Olympics
Adam Peaty wins men’s breaststroke 100 final and claims Team GB’s first Olympic gold at Tokyo 2020. After recording the eighth-fastest time in history in the semi-finals, the British swimmer reigned supreme again today in the finals claiming his second crown in the Olympic Games. 🥇 Adam Peaty 🇬🇧 57.37 sec. 🥈 Arno Kamminga 🇳🇱…