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2026 Mare Nostrum Monaco: Day 1 Finals Live Recap

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2026 Mare Nostrum Tour – Monaco

The first night of the 2026 Mare Nostrum Tour kicks off tonight in Monaco with finals in the men’s 400 freestyle, women’s 400 IM, men’s 200 breaststroke, women’s 100 breaststroke, men’s 100 freestyle, women’s 200 freestyle, men’s 200 butterfly, women’s 100 butterfly, men’s 100 backstroke, women’s 200 backstroke, and men’s 200 IM.

Refresh this post to stay updated on the latest results as they unfold throughout this evening’s session.

Go to the end of this recap to stay up to date on the speed tournament, which is taking place before and after the main finals session.

Men’s 400m Freestyle – Final

  • World record: 3:39.96 – Lukas Märtens (GER), 2025
  • Mare Nostrum record: 3:41.71 – Ian Thorpe (AUS), 2001
  • Monaco record: 3:41.71 – Ian Thorpe (AUS), 2001

GOLD – Victor Johansson (Sweden), 3:46.57
SILVER – Sauveur Cristofini (France), 3:48.27
BRONZE – Marco De Tullio (Italy), 3:50.90

Early into the men’s 400m free final, it looked like it would be a runaway victory for France’s Sauveur Cristofini, who blasted through the first 100 in 53.72 before hitting the 200 at 1:51.74, the only competitor under 55 or 1:52 at both checkpoints.

Come the 300m mark however, Sweden’s Victor Johansson pulled even with Cristofini, with both hitting the wall at 2:50.14 going into the final 100. Johansson stamped his control on the remainder of the race, winning by nearly two seconds in 3:46.57.

Cristofini settled for silver in 3:48.27, while Italy’s Marco De Tullio hit the touchpad in 3:50.90 for a clear third place finish.

Cristofini’s time was a new personal best by over a second, eclipsing the 3:49.61 he posted for fourth at last summer’s European Junior Championships.

Women’s 400m IM – Final

  • World record: 4:23.65 – Summer McIntosh (CAN), 2025
  • Mare Nostrum record: 4:30.75 – Katinka Hosszu (HUN), 2016
  • Monaco record: 4:32.87 – Katinka Hosszu (HUN), 2019

GOLD – Agostina Hein (Argentina), 4:36.21
SILVER – Ludovica Patetta (Italy), 4:47.78
BRONZE – Simona Quadarella (Italy), 4:48.58

It was a dominant performance from Argentine rising star Agostina Hein in the women’s 400m IM final. The 18-year-old led from the first stroke and never relinquished the lead, winning by over 11 seconds.

Hein touched in 4:36.21, just 0.21 off her season best and under two seconds from the 4:34.34 personal best she posted to win the World Junior title last August.

Splits for Hein tonight included: 1:00.92 (28.45, 32.47)/1:10.74 (35.87, 34.87)/1:21.55(40.88, 40.67)/1:03.00 (32.11/30.89).

Italy’s Ludovica Patetta (4:47.78) and Simona Quadarella (4:48.58) rounded out the podium.

Men’s 200m Breaststroke – Final

  • World record: 2:05.48 – Qin Haiyang (CHN), 2023
  • Mare Nostrum record: 2:07.23 – Arno Kamminga (NED) – 2021
  • Monaco record: 2:07.56 – Ippei Watanabe (JPN), 2018

GOLD – Caspar Corbeau (Netherlands), 2:09.11
SILVER – Kirill Prigoda (Russia), 2:09.51
BRONZE – Aleksandr Zhigalov (Russia), 2:11.01

Russia’s Kirill Prigoda and the Netherlands’ Caspar Corbeau were deadlocked at the first wall, both splitting 29.24, but it was all Corbeau over the next three laps.

The Dutchman extended his lead with each split, going 33.07, 33.35, and 33.35 to touch in 2:09.11. Prigoda split 33.65 and 33.77 before charging home in 32.87, but Corbeau had built enough of a cushion by then, with Prigoda settling for silver in 2:09.51 as the only other man sub-2:10.

Prigoda’s Russian teammate, Aleksandr Zhigalov, took bronze in 2:11.01, clearing the rest of the field by over two seconds.

Women’s 100m Breaststroke – Final

GOLD – Alexanne Lepage (Canada), 1:06.80
SILVER – Tes Schouten (Netherlands). 1:07.12
BRONZE – Evgeniia Chikunova (Russia), 1:07.55

American Skyler Smith blasted out to the lead through the first 50m of the women’s 100m breast, hitting the wall in 31.61 with reigning world champion Anna Elendt second at 31.94 and Canada’s Alexandra Lepage third in 31.97.

It was all Lepage on the back half; she roared home in the only sub-35 split of the field at 34.83 to snag the win in 1:06.80, the sole sub-1:07 of the evening. The Netherlands’ Tes Schouten (1:07.12) and Russia’s Evgeniia Chikunova (1:07.55) rounded out the podium, while Elendt faded to fifth in 1:07.77 and Smith touched sixth in 1:08.29.

Men’s 100m Freestyle – Final

  • World record: 46.40 – Pan Zhanle (CHN), 2024
  • Mare Nostrum record: 47.91 – Hwang Sunwoo (KOR), 2024
  • Monaco record: 47.91 – Hwang Sunwoo (KOR), 2024

GOLD – Kristof Milak (Hungary), 48.13
SILVER – Patrick Sammon (USA), 48.20
BRONZE – Nandor Nemeth (Hungary), 48.59

Hungary’s Kristof Milak took control of the men’s 100m free from the gun, but had to fend off Team USA’s Patrick Sammon stroke for stroke for the entirety of the race.

Milak got off to a particularly strong start, leading Sammon by about a quarter of a body length through the first 15m, but the two were nearly even at the turn, with Milak flipping in 23.02 to Sammon’s 23.10.

Milak closed in 25.11 to Sammon’s nearly identical 25.10, holding on for the win 48.13 to 48.20.

Milak’s countryman Nandor Nemeth swam 48.59 for a clear third over Russia’s Andrei Minakov, who swam 48.93 for the final sub-49 swim of the field. Of note, reigning 50m and 100m fly world champion Maxime Grousset of France took fifth in 49.01.

Team USA’s Jack Alexy, the reigning world silver medalist, settled for 25th in prelims with a time of 51.35.

Women’s 200m Freestyle – Final

  • World record: 1:52.23 – Ariarne Titmus (AUS), 2024
  • Mare Nostrum record: 1:54.53 – Siobhan Haughey (HKG), 2024
  • Monaco record: 1:54.53 – Siobhan Haughey (HKG), 2024

GOLD – Siobhan Haughey (Hong Kong), 1:54.27 *Mare Nostrum Record*
SILVER – Erika Fairweather (New Zealand), 1:56.10
BRONZE – Mary-Sophie Harvey (Canada), 1:57.36

Hong Kong’s Siobhan Haughey simply put on a clinic in the final of the women’s 200m free.

Haughey led from start to finish, splitting 26.27/28.97 (55.24)/29.25 (1:24.89)/29.38 for a final time of 1:54.27, improving upon her third-ranked world time of 1:54.31 from the Bergen Swim Festival last month by four hundredths.

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New Zealand’s Erika Fairweather (1:56.10) was a comfortable second, while Canada’s Mary-Sophie Harvey used the fastest final 50m of the field (28.87) to run down Czechia’s Barbora Seemanova for bronze, 1:57.36 to 1:57.53.

Men’s 200m Butterfly – Final

GOLD – Richard Marton (Hungary), 1:56.72
SILVER – Gabe Jett (USA), 1:56.85
BRONZE – Alberto Razzetti (Italy), 1:56.87

The men’s 200m fly may have been the most exciting race of the evening in terms of closeness, with the lead changing hands at each 50m split throughout.

It was ultimately Hungary’s Richard Marton who got the win in 1:56.72, a mere 13 one-hundredths ahead of Team USA’s Gabe Jett, who himself touched just two one-hundredths ahead of Italian Alberto Razzetti (1:56.87).

America’s Jack Dahlgren settled for fourth in 1:57.62; he was the only other man to crack 1:59.

How The Race Unfolded:

Marton Jett Razzetti Dahlgren
50m 25.94 26.50 26.48 26.20
100m 56.07 (30.13) 55.60 (29.10) 56.27 (29.79) 55.82 (29.62)
150m 1:26.65 (30.58) 1:25.63 (30.03) 1:26.86 (30.59) 1:26.29 (30.47)
200m 1:56.72 1:56.85 1:56.87 1:57.62

Women’s 100m Butterfly – Final

  • World record: 54.33 – Gretchen Walsh (USA), 2026
  • Mare Nostrum record: 55.76 – Sarah Sjostrom (SWE), 2017
  • Monaco record: 56.20 – Sarah Sjostrom (SWE), 2017

GOLD – Roos Vanotterdijk (Belgium), 57.36
SILVER – Lilou Ressencourt (France), 58.49
BRONZE – Anastasiya Kuliashova (Belarus), 58.73

Belgium’s Roos Vanotterdijk, the reigning world championship silver medalist, was unbeatable in tonight’s women’s 100m fly, splitting 26.95/30.41 to lead from start to finish and registering the sole sub-58 swim of the evening in 57.36.

France’s Lilou Ressencourt (58.49) and Belarus’ Anastasiya Kuliashova (58.73) rounded out the podium.

Men’s 100m Backstroke – Final

  • World record: 51.60 – Thomas Ceccon (ITA), 2022
  • Mare Nostrum record: 53.00 – Ryosuke Irie (JPN), 2022
  • Monaco record: 53.08 – Ryosuke Irie (JPN), 2014

GOLD – Pavel Samusenko (Russia), 53.47
SILVER – Ulises Saravia (Argentina), 53.58
BRONZE – Adam Jaszo (Hungary), 54.45

Russia’s Pavel Samusenko eeked out a narrow victory over Argentina’s Ulises Saravia in the men’s 100m backstroke.

Samusenko hit the wall in 53.47 to grab the win by 0.11 over Saravia (53.58), with Hungary’s Adam Jaszo (54.45) nearly a second back.

While Samusenko owns a PB of 52.40 from last year, Sarvia was within striking distance of his 53.26 National Record from last June’s Spanish Championships.

Women’s 200m Backstroke – Final

  • World record: 2:03.14 – Kaylee McKeown (AUS), 2023
  • Mare Nostrum record: 2:06.66 – Emily Seehbohm (AUS), 2017
  • Monaco record: 2:07.02 – Kathleen Baker (USA), 2018

GOLD – Leah Shackley (USA), 2:10.59
SILVER – Dora Molnar (Hungary), 2:13.15
BRONZE – Bertille Cousson (France), 2:13.84

Team USA’s Leah Shackley dominated the women’s 200m back, splitting 30.54/32.89 (1:03.43)/34.06 (1:37.49)/33.10 to win the race by nearly three seconds in 2:10.59.

Hungary’s Dora Molnar (2:13.15) and France’s Bertille Cousson (2:13.84) posted a pair of 2:13 swims for silver and bronze.

Men’s 200m IM – Final

  • World record: 1:52.69 – Leon Marchand (FRA), 2026
  • Mare Nostrum record: 1:56.31 – Hugo Gonzalez (ESP), 2021
  • Monaco record: 1:57.43, Matt Sates (RSA), 2022

GOLD – Alberto Razzetti (Italy), 1:59.76
SILVER – Noe Ponti (Switzerland), 2:00.07
BRONZE – Gabor Zombori (Hungary), 2:01.13

It was a tough double for Italian Alberto Razzetti, who just 20 minutes after taking bronze in the 200m fly came back to win the 200 IM in a tight battle with Switzerland’s Noe Ponti.

Razzetti registered the sole sub-2:00 outing of the field, 1:59.76, to edge outPonti (2:00.07).

Hungary’s Gabor Zombori (2:01.13) was just over a second back to grab the bronze medal.

As expected, Ponti was dominant through the fly leg and used a strong underwater to extend his lead through the backstroke, but the back half was all Razzetti:

Razzetti Ponti
50m 26.44 25.15
100m 58.47 (32.03) 56.06 (30.91)
150m 1:32.21 (33.74) 1:31.40 (35.34)
200m 1:59.76 (27.55) 2:00.07 (28.67)

Tracking The Speed Tournament

The speed tournament has swimmers race through (potentially) five rounds in just two days. Whatever their preliminary entry times might be, all swimmers must race every step of the elimination tree:

  • Day 1: Heats & Quarterfinals: Swimmers begin with morning preliminary heats. The fastest 16 advance to the 1/8 final (which will take place 30 minutes prior to the main finals session), which then whittles down the field to the 8 best for the quarterfinal (which will take place after the conclusion of the main finals session).
  • Day 2: Semifinals & Finals: The 4 fastest swimmers from the previous day compete in the semifinal. The final is a head-to-head showdown, where only the top 2 swimmers lineup from the semifinals.

Men’s 50m Butterfly

  • World record: 22.27 – Andriy Govorov (UKR), 2018
  • Mare Nostrum record: 22.53 – Andriy Govorov (UKR), 2018
  • Monaco record: 22.53 – Andriy Govorov (UKR), 2018

1/8 Final Results:

  1. Noe Ponti (Switzerland) – 23.08 (Qualified)
  2. Ilya Kharun (USA) – 23.16 (Qualified)
  3. Oleg Kostin (Russia) – 23.19 (Qualified)
  4. Nyls Korstanje (Netherlands) – 23.26 (Qualified)
  5. Maxime Grousset (France) – 23.33 (Qualified)
  6. Stergios-Marios Bilas (Greece) – 23.33 (Qualified)
  7. Grigori Pekarski (Belarus) – 23.54 (Qualified)
  8. Roman Shevliakov (Russia) – 23.56 (Qualified)
  9. Abdelrahman Elaraby (Egypt) – 23.62 (Eliminated)
  10. Michel Arkhangelsky (Bahrain) – 23.68 (Eliminated)
  11. Thomas Verhoeven (Netherlands) – 23.76 (Eliminated)
  12. Youssef Ramadan (Egypt) – 23.91 (Eliminated)
  13. Clément Secchi (France) – 24.17 (Eliminated)
  14. Luka Kmetic (Croatia) – 24.32 (Eliminated)
  15. Stanislas Huille (France) – 24.45 (Eliminated)
  16. Issei Kim (Japan) – 24.68 (Eliminated)

Quarter Final Results:

  1. Oleg Kostin (Russia) – 23.01 (Qualified)
  2. Ilya Kharun (USA) – 23.09 (Qualified)
  3. Nyls Korstanje (Netherlands) – 23.12 (Qualified)
  4. Grigori Pekarski (Belarus) – 23.19 (Qualified)
  5. Maxime Grousset (France) – 23.24 (Eliminated)
  6. Stergios-Marios Bilas (Greece) – 23.36 (Eliminated)
  7. Roman Shevliakov (Russia) – 23.37 (Eliminated)
  8. Noe Ponti (Switzerland) – 24.18 (Eliminated)

Women’s 50m Butterfly

  • World record: 24.43 – Sarah Sjostrom (SWE), 2014
  • Mare Nostrum record: 24.76 – Sarah Sjostrom (SWE), 2017
  • Monaco record: 24.89 – Sarah Sjostrom (SWE), 2023

1/8 Final Results:

  1. Roos Vanotterdijk (Belgium) – 26.13 (Qualified)
  2. Anastasiya Kuliashova (Belarus) – 26.27 (Qualified)
  3. Mélanie Hénique (France) – 26.52 (Qualified)
  4. Silvia Di Pietro (Italy) – 26.56 (Qualified)
  5. Alix Predine (France) – 26.76 (Qualified)
  6. Aliisa Soini (Finland) – 26.80 (Qualified)
  7. Leah Shackley (USA) – 27.38 (Qualified)
  8. Dominika Varga (Hungary) – 27.38 (Qualified)
  9. Lili Rose Berthelot (France) – 27.47 (Eliminated)
  10. Margaux Lacarrere (France) – 27.82 (Eliminated)
  11. Gaia Rasmussen (Switzerland) – 27.83 (Eliminated)
  12. Asia Rossi (Italy) – 28.25 (Eliminated)
  13. Louna Candelon (France) – 28.29 (Eliminated)
  14. Alba Guillamón Novo (Spain) – 28.42 (Eliminated)
  15. Sierrah Broadbelt (Cayman Islands) – 28.52 (Eliminated)
  16. Valeria Mazzola (Italy) – 28.59 (Eliminated)

Quarter Final Results:

  1. Roos Vanotterdijk (Belgium) – 26.02 (Qualified)
  2. Mélanie Hénique (France) – 26.30 (Qualified)
  3. Silvia Di Pietro (Italy) – 26.38 (Qualified)
  4. Anastasiya Kuliashova (Belarus) – 26.41 (Qualified)
  5. Alix Predine (France) – 26.69 (Eliminated)
  6. Aliisa Soini (Finland) – 26.94 (Eliminated)
  7. Leah Shackley (USA) – 27.47 (Eliminated)
  8. Dominika Varga (Hungary) – 27.71 (Eliminated)

Men’s 50m Backstroke

  • World record: 23.55 – Kliment Kolesnikov (RUS), 2023
  • Mare Nostrum record: 24.45 – Michael Andrew (USA), 2019
  • Monaco record: 24.45 – Michael Andrew (USA), 2019

1/8 Final Results:

  1. Pavel Samusenko (Russia) – 24.76 (Qualified)
  2. Quintin McCarty (USA) – 24.95 (Qualified)
  3. Miroslav Knedla (Czech Republic) – 24.97 (Qualified)
  4. Adam Jászó (Hungary) – 25.19 (Qualified)
  5. Ulises Saravia (Argentina) – 25.29 (Qualified)
  6. Miron Lifintsev (Russia) – 25.41 (Qualified)
  7. Evangelos Makrygiannis (Greece) – 25.44 (Qualified)
  8. Uladzimir Mamekin (Belarus) – 25.47 (Qualified)
  9. Adrián Santos Martín (Spain) – 25.51 (Eliminated)
  10. Osman Lysander (France) – 25.52 (Eliminated)
  11. Jan Čejka (Czech Republic) – 25.64 (Eliminated)
  12. Grant Bochenski (USA) – 25.72 (Eliminated)
  13. Noah Verreth (Belgium) – 25.81 (Eliminated)
  14. Jack Harvey (Bermuda) – 26.12 (Eliminated)
  15. Luka Carapovic (Croatia) – 26.13 (Eliminated)
  16. Davide Lazzari (Italy) – 26.28 (Eliminated)

Quarter Final Results:

  1. Pavel Samusenko (Russia) – 24.63 (Qualified)
  2. Ulises Saravia (Argentina) – 25.19 (Qualified)
  3. Evangelos Makrygiannis (Greece) – 25.20 (Qualified)
  4. Miroslav Knedla (Czech Republic) – 25.23 (Qualified)
  5. Adam Jászó (Hungary) – 25.30 (Eliminated)
  6. Miron Lifintsev (Russia) – 25.48 & Uladzimir Mamekin (Belarus) – 25.48 (Eliminated)

DNS: Adrián Santos Martín (Eliminated)

Women’s 50m Backstroke

  • World record: 26.86 – Kaylee McKeown (AUS), 2023
  • Mare Nostrum record: 27.24 – Kylie Masse (CAN), 2024
  • Monaco record: 27.37 – Anastasia Fesikova (RUS), 2018 & 27.37 Ingrid Wilm (CAN), 2023

1/8 Final Results:

  1. Leah Shackley (USA) – 27.99 (Qualified)
  2. Ingrid Wilm (Canada) – 28.06 (Qualified)
  3. Irene Ciercoles Galve (Spain) – 28.32 (Qualified)
  4. Mary-Sophie Harvey (Canada) – 28.46 (Qualified)
  5. Analia Pigree (France) – 28.46 (Qualified)
  6. Lilla Minna Ábrahám (Hungary) – 28.54 (Qualified)
  7. Pauline Mahieu (France) – 28.58 (Qualified)
  8. Fanny Teijonsalo (Finland) – 28.83 (Qualified)
  9. Emma Harvey (Bermuda) – 28.97 (Eliminated)
  10. Peppi Siirtola (Finland) – 29.61 (Eliminated)
  11. Abril Aunchayna Gozategui (France) – 29.82 (Eliminated)
  12. Manon Richard (Switzerland) – 30.10 (Eliminated)
  13. Alba Guillamón Novo (Spain) – 30.11 (Eliminated)
  14. Melora Trompette (France) – 30.11 (Eliminated)
  15. Vilma Leppähaara (Finland) – 30.36 (Eliminated)
  16. Valeria Mazzola (Italy) – 30.76 (Eliminated)

Quarter Final Results:

  1. Ingrid Wilm (Canada) – 27.90 (Qualified)
  2. Leah Shackley (USA) – 27.98 (Qualified)
  3. Analia Pigree (France) – 27.99 (Qualified)
  4. Irene Ciercoles Galve (Spain) – 28.07 (Qualified)
  5. Pauline Mahieu (France) – 28.10 (Eliminated)
  6. Mary-Sophie Harvey (Canada) – 28.43 (Eliminated)
  7. Lilla Minna Ábrahám (Hungary) – 28.68 (Eliminated)
  8. Fanny Teijonsalo (Finland) – 28.92 (Eliminated)

Men’s 50m Breaststroke

  • World record: 25.95 – Adam Peaty (GBR), 2017
  • Mare Nostrum record: 26.33 – Felipe Lima (BRA), 2019
  • Monaco record: 26.33 – Felipe Lima (BRA), 2019

1/8 Final Results:

  1. Kirill Prigoda (Russia) – 26.99 (Qualified)
  2. Ivan Kozhakin (Russia) – 27.12 (Qualified)
  3. Ilya Shymanovich (Belarus) – 27.12 (Qualified)
  4. Caspar Corbeau (Netherlands) – 27.23 (Qualified)
  5. Michael Houlie (South Africa) – 27.27 (Qualified)
  6. Melvin Imoudu (Germany) – 27.28 (Qualified)
  7. Koen de Groot (Netherlands) – 27.37 (Qualified)
  8. Jérémie Delbois (France) – 27.73 (Qualified)
  9. Ronan Wantenaar (Namibia) – 27.91 (Eliminated)
  10. Jason van den Berg (Netherlands) – 27.93 (Eliminated)
  11. Antoine Viquerat (France) – 28.14 (Eliminated)
  12. Lorenzo Giordano (Italy) – 28.38 (Eliminated)
  13. Henri Bonnault (France) – 28.53 (Eliminated)
  14. Joaquín Pardo Ortiz (Spain) – 28.62 (Eliminated)
  15. Andrea Prapugicu (Italy) – 28.87 (Eliminated)
  16. Paolo Ljubičić (Croatia) – 29.31 (Eliminated)

Quarter Final Results:

  1. Ivan Kozhakin (Russia) – 26.86 (Qualified)
  2. Kirill Prigoda (Russia) – 27.03 (Qualified)
  3. Caspar Corbeau (Netherlands) – 27.11 (Qualified)
  4. Melvin Imoudu (Germany) – 27.17 (Qualified)
  5. Ilya Shymanovich (Belarus) – 27.18 (Eliminated)
  6. Michael Houlie (South Africa) – 27.23 (Eliminated)
  7. Koen de Groot (Netherlands) – 27.60 (Eliminated)
  8. Jérémie Delbois (France) – 27.78 (Eliminated)

Women’s 50m Breaststroke

1/8 Final Results:

  1. Mckenzie Siroky (USA) – 29.64 *Mare Nostrum Record* (Qualified)
  2. Lara van Niekerk (South Africa) – 30.84 (Qualified)
  3. Alexanne Lepage (Canada) – 31.02 (Qualified)
  4. Macarena Ceballos (Argentina) – 31.10 (Qualified)
  5. Anna Elendt (Germany) – 31.14 (Qualified)
  6. Skyler Smith (USA) – 31.20 (Qualified)
  7. Alina Zmushka (Belarus) – 31.22 (Qualified)
  8. Irene Mati (Italy) – 31.43 (Qualified)
  9. Lisa Angiolini (Italy) – 31.69 (Eliminated)
  10. Rebecca Meder (South Africa) – 31.89 (Eliminated)
  11. Giulia Rossi Bene (France) – 32.20 (Eliminated)
  12. Kay-Lyn Loehr (Switzerland) – 32.51 (Eliminated)
  13. Henrietta Fangli (Hungary) – 32.53 (Eliminated)
  14. Laura Zsebok (Hungary) – 32.65 (Eliminated)
  15. Lucie Vasquez (France) – 33.05 (Eliminated)
  16. DSQ – Meri Mataja (Croatia) (Eliminated)
Quarter Final Results:
  1. Mckenzie Siroky (USA) – 29.83 (Qualified)
  2. Skyler Smith (USA) – 30.77 (Qualified)
  3. Alina Zmushka (Belarus) – 31.00 (Qualified)
  4. Alexanne Lepage (Canada) – 31.15 (Qualified)
  5. Irene Mati (Italy) – 31.18 (Eliminated)
  6. Anna Elendt (Germany) – 31.20 (Eliminated)
  7. Lara van Niekerk (South Africa) – 31.24 (Eliminated)
  8. Macarena Ceballos (Argentina) – 31.25 (Eliminated)

Men’s 50m Freestyle

  • World record: 20.88 – Cameron McEvoy (AUS), 2026
  • Mare Nostrum record: 21.31 – Bruno Fratus (BRA), 2019
  • Monaco record: 21.31 – Bruno Fratus (BRA), 2019

1/8 Final Results:

  1. Andrej Barna (Serbia) & Quintin McCarty (USA) – 21.91 (Qualified)
  2. –
  3. Nándor Németh (Hungary) – 22.09 (Qualified)
  4. Ian Yentou Ho (Hong Kong) – 22.45 (Qualified)
  5. Luka Cvetko (Croatia) & Abdelrahman Elaraby (Egypt) – 22.56 (Qualified)
  6. –
  7. Youssef Ramadan (Egypt) – 22.66 (Qualified)
  8. Issei Kim (Japan) – 22.78 (Qualified)
  9. Nicholas Lia (Norway) – 22.79 (Eliminated)
  10. Adam Jászó (Hungary) – 22.92 (Eliminated)
  11. Matteo Robba (France) – 23.07 (Eliminated)
  12. Noé Dubreuil (France) – 23.14 (Eliminated)
  13. Tim Korstanje (Netherlands) & Gaëtan Saucy (Switzerland) – 23.19 (Eliminated)
  14. –
  15. Noé Chalendar (France) – 23.32 (Eliminated)
  16. Gabriel Andre Martinez (Honduras) – 23.38 (Eliminated)

Quarter Final Results:

  1. Andrej Barna (Serbia) – 21.48 (Qualified)
  2. Quintin McCarty (USA) – 21.62 (Qualified)
  3. Nandor Nemeth (Hungary) – 22.12 (Qualified)
  4. Ian Yentou Ho (Hong Kong) – 22.26 (Qualified)
  5. Youssef Ramadan (Egypt) – 22.43 (Eliminated)
  6. Issei Kim (Japan) – 22.60 (Eliminated)
  7. Luka Cvetko (Croatia) – 22.62 (Eliminated)
  8. Nicholas Lia (Norway) – 22.68 (Eliminated)

Women’s 50m Freestyle

  • World record: 23.61 – Sarah Sjostrom (SWE), 2023
  • Mare Nostrum record: 23.82 – Sarah Sjostrom (SWE), 2023
  • Monaco record: 23.82 – Sarah Sjostrom (SWE), 2023

1/8 Final Results:

  1. Marrit Steenbergen (Netherlands) – 24.64 (Qualified)
  2. Camille Spink (USA) – 24.84 (Qualified)
  3. Milou van Wijk (Netherlands) – 24.86 (Qualified)
  4. Florine Gaspard (Belgium) – 24.92 (Qualified)
  5. Neža Klančar (Slovenia) – 25.00 (Qualified)
  6. Chelsey Edwards (New Zealand) – 25.11 (Qualified)
  7. Petra Senánszky (Hungary) – 25.14 (Qualified)
  8. Irene Ciercoles Galve (Spain) – 25.46 (Qualified)
  9. Silvia Di Pietro (Italy) – 25.51 (Eliminated)
  10. Megan Jonkman (Netherlands) – 25.62 (Eliminated)
  11. Rafaela Fernandini Erazo (Peru) – 26.15 (Eliminated)
  12. Aurora Velati (Italy) – 26.20 (Eliminated)
  13. Gaia Pesenti (Italy) – 26.55 (Eliminated)
  14. Lori Jiang (USA) – 26.87 (Eliminated)
  15. Giulia Massucco (Italy) – 27.26 (Eliminated)
  16. Fiamma Pontello (Italy) – 27.65 (Eliminated)

Quarter Final Results:

  1. Marrit Steenbergen (Netherlands) – 24.48 (Qualified)
  2. Milou Van Wijk (Netherlands) – 24.68 (Qualified)
  3. Neža Klančar (Slovenia) – 24.81 (Qualified)
  4. Chelsey Edwards (New Zealand) – 24.97 (Qualified)
  5. Florine Gaspard (Belgium) – 24.98 (Eliminated)
  6. Camille Spink (USA) – 25.02 (Eliminated)
  7. Petra Senánszky (Hungary) – 25.18 (Eliminated)
  8. Irene Ciercoles Galve (Spain) – 25.59 (Eliminated)

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Adam H.
19 days ago

Siroky’s 29.64 50 BR makes her the 2nd fastest American and 6th fastest performer in history! King’s AR only .24 away, could we see her approach that tomorrow?

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Neverland
20 days ago

Another strong reason not to have a Trials every summer. Look at all the Americans taking advantage of racing in China, Monaco, AP London, etc. Swimming and racing also needs to be a learning experience and fun! I would pick Monaco over Sacramento!

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wild
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19 days ago

Yeah overall I don’t like that the team was picked a year in advance but this is a silver lining of it

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Kawaik25ean
20 days ago

Grousset doesn’t seem in great form here. Hope he will do 100 fly but I’m not expecting much, especially with Milak who looks strong In full training before french championships?

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Kawaik25ean
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19 days ago

I got the answer. In french sport newspaper ‘L’Equipe’ his coach Michel Chrétien said he is in full training and has taken part in this competition without too much confidence. He even said Maxime is cooked, cooked, cooked 😁. But no worries, only concentrating as I thought on doing a acceptable 100 fly.

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SAMUEL HUNTINGTON
20 days ago

Great to see 21.62 from McCarty.

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Hank
20 days ago

Quintin McCarty 21.62. Wow

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enhanced games baby!!!!
20 days ago

wtf jack alexy? did wiffen leaving cal leave him heartbroken or something?

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snailSpace
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20 days ago

Yes that is what happened nobody can change my mind now.

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Flatlander
20 days ago

Gabe Jett looking really fast and strong in the middle of his 200fly. Dalgren was out strong but faded quick can’t wait to see what Jett has in his freestyle events. Pretty good showing from USA swimmers on day 1. I wonder if Alexy is sick or injured maybe?

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Andre
20 days ago

48.13 for Milak to win
And 1:54.27 for Siobhan, very good, almost a PB

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Rossell
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20 days ago

We are really so back.

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