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54th Sette Colli/International Swim Meeting
- Friday, June 23rd – Sunday, June 25th
- Stadio del Nuoto, Rome
- Prelims at 9am local/Finals at 6:30pm local (MEZS, UTC +2)
- LCM
- Start Lists
- Results
In the historical surrounding of Italy’s capital, some of the world’s fastest swimmers of the present continue their preparation for the 2017 World Championships in Budapest in about four weeks.
Netherland’s Ranomi Kromowidjojo set the third fastest time in the 2017 world ranking in prelims with a time of 25,72 and she stayed there in the current best list with her final’s result of 25,59.  Also Holly Barratt (AUS) dipped under 26 seconds, she hit the wall in 25,91, Maaike de Waard (NED) came in third in 26,11.
World record holder Adam Peaty was the only man under 1 minute in the morning in 59,97. Two records were broken in the final: Peaty set a new meet record in 58,72 and Italy’s Nicolo Martinenghi achieved a new national record in 59,31 and now ranks fourth on the world’s leaderboard. Titenis Giedrius touched third in 59,46.
2016-2017 LCM MEN 100 BREAST
PEATY
57.47
View Top 26»2 Kevin
CORDESUSA 58.64 07/23 3 Zibei
YANCHN 58.92 04/10 4 Nicolo
MARTINENGHIITA 59.01*WJR 08/23 5 Kirill
PRIGODARUS 59.05 07/24
Australia’s Holly Barratt improved the meet record in the 50m backstroke to 27,57, now her fastest performance during this season, she remains on the fourth place in the world. Etiene Medeiros (BRA) grabbed silver in 27,82 ahead of Simone Baumrtova (CZE) in 27,89.
2016-2017 LCM WOMEN 50 BACK
MEDEIROS
27.14
View Top 27»2 Yuanhui
FUCHN 27.15 07/27 3 Aliaksandra
HERASIMENIABLR 27.23 07/27 4 Emily
SEEBOHMAUS 27.37 07/27 5 Kathleen
BAKERUSA 27.48 07/26
The men’s 50m backstroke were a Hungarian affair with a 1-2 finish for Richard Bohus in 25,04, Gabor Balog in 25,12, the third place went to Italy’s Mateo Milli (25,21).
Boglarka Kapas (HUN) finished first in the women’s 400m freestyle with a new seasonal best time of 4:06,09, it is still the fifth place in the world ranking. Canada’s Mary-Sophie Harvey placed second in 4:09,78 not far off her personal best (4:09,69).
Park Tae-Hwan (KOR) Â set the pace in the men’s 400m freestyle final. He was clocked at 3:44,54, Italy’s Gabriele Detti (3:45,88) came in second ahead of Australia’s Mack Horton (3:47,58). They didn’t mess up the world ranking, there were no changes.
GBR-ITA-GBR are the countries of the three fastest ladies in the 100m breaststroke: Siobhan-Marie O’Connor (1:07,35), Martina Carraro (1:07,74) and Sarah Vasey (1:07,76).
A new meet record was set by Chad Le Clos in the 100m butterfly in 51,65. Two Italians occupied the next places with Piero Codia (51,93) and Matteo Rivolta (52,30).
Federica Pellegrini one again proofed her quality as the fastest finisher: She overtook Sweden’s Michelle Coleman on the last 50 meters and took the win in 1:56,16. Coleman earned silver in 1:56,49 ahead of Femke Heemskerk (NED)Â in 1:56,51.
Bruno Fratus – Ben Proud – Cameron McEvoy was the line-up for the men’s 50m freestyle podium: Fratus as the winner in 21,86 ahead of Proud in 21,95 and McEvoy in 21,96.
The ladies in the next race had to swim 1450 more meters: Italy’s Simona Quadarella convinced with a new meet record of 16:03,55 in the 1500m freestyle, also a personal best time and now the second fastest time in the 2017 world ranking. She outpaced Boglarka Kapas (HUN)Â in tonight’s final and in the world ranking. Kapas finished second in 16:16,79, Australia’s Kiah Melverton touched third in 16:23,64.
2016-2017 LCM WOMEN 1500 FREE
LEDECKY
15.31.82
View Top 26»2 Mireia
BELMONTEESP 15.50.89 07/25 3 simona
QUADARELLAITA 15.53.86 07/25 4 Delfina
PIGNATIELLOARG 15.59.51 08/27 5 Sarah
KOHLERGER 15.59.85 08/22
Magnussen dipped below 22 in the 50, 21.98. Bodes well for his 100.
If your life depended on it, who would you pick? Adrian going 48 in a 100free or Peaty going 58 100breast
Peaty might go too fastband hit 57. So adrian.
Park is looking good in the 400.
Martinenghi’s 59.31 is new WJR.
Some very fast swims from The Italians – many at it close to their best. Not sure how much Martinenghi will drop again at Worlds, but he looks a big talent and will fight for the minor medals.
Lots of Brits looking very heavy, as was expected this weekend. Hibbott 7s slower than a few weeks ago being the real noticable one. Peaty will go 56s this year in my opinion.
Yes, he is a big talent at 17.
A medal or two, 50 or 100, would be a huge early birthday present. He’ll be 18 a few days after Worlds… Postpone the booze haha
True 🙂 He went 59.46 and 26.97 at the beginning of April, so why not.
So, FlĂłra Molnár’s 26.15 (4th place) is a new Hungarian record and A Cut for the Worlds.
Trying to write about another new national record but moderated…
Well you did write about it 4 times.
lol
True but an item is the result. What would be the price of a long article? 🙂
Flora Molnar’s 26.15 is a new Hungarian record.