Marrit Steenbergen Earns €2,300 At Monaco Stop of 2026 Mare Nostrum Tour

2026 Mare Nostrum Tour – Monaco

The Monaco stop of the Mare Nostrum Tour in Monaco saw Dutch athlete Marrit Steenbergen top the prize money standings with €2,300 (approx. $2,600 USD) earned in just two events after breaking the Mare Nostrum Tour Record in the 100 free.

In Monaco, athletes were able to earn an extra €600 for breaking the Monaco meet record and an additional €750 if they also broke the overall Mare Nostrum record. There were six records broken in Monaco, and all six athletes, including Steenbergen, broke both records for a total of €1,350.

Steenbergen also had the benefit of winning both of her events including the “speed tournament” in the 50 freestyle, which was worth €600 rather than the typical €350 she won for her 100 freestyle.

As a reminder, here was how prize money worked in Monaco:

  • 1st place in each event* – €350
  • 2nd place in each event* – €200
  • 3rd place in each event* – €100
  • Mare Nostrum Record – €750
  • 1st place, Speed Tournament – €600
  • 2nd place, Speedo Tournament – €300
  • *First* World Record – €15,000
  • European Record – €3,000
  • Meet Record – €600

On top of Steenbergen, Kristof Milak (men’s 100 fly), McKenzie Siroky (women’s 50 breast), Siobhan Haughey (women’s 200 free), Pavel Samusenko (50 back), and Erika Fairweather (women’s 400 free) also broke Mare Nostrum Tour records to bring home the additional €1,350

Overall Prize Money Table

Athlete Total
Marrit Steenbergen (NED) €2300
Kristof Milak (HUN) €2050
McKenzie Siroky (USA) €1950
Pavel Samusenko (RUS) €1950
Siobhan Haughey (HKG) €1900
Erika Fairweather (NZL) €1900
Patrick Sammon (USA) €1350
Leah Shackley (USA) €1300
Ivan Kozhakin (RUS) €950
Roos Vanotterdijk (BEL) €950
Mary-Sophie Harvey (CAN) €700
Agostina Hein (ARG) €650
Alberto Razzetti (ITA) €650
Ilya Kharun (USA) €600
Kirill Prigoda (RUS) €600
Quintin McCarty (USA) €600
Alexanne Lepage (CAN) €550
Caspar Corbeau (NED) €550
Gabriel Jett (USA) €550
Lilou Ressencourt (FRA) €550
Ingrid Wilm (CAN) €500
Evgeniia Chikunova (RUS) €450
Gabor Zambori (HUN) €450
Noe Ponti (SUI) €400
Richard Marton (HUN) €350
Roman Mitykov (SUI) €350
Victor Johansson (SWE) €350
Andrej Barna (SRB) €300
Melanie Henique (FRA) €300
Miroslav Knedla (CZE) €300
Neza Klancar (SVN) €300
Oleg Kostin (RUS) €300
Rebecca Meder (RSA) €300
Skyler Smith (USA) €300
Tes Schouten (NED) €300
Dora Molnar (HUN) €200
Jan Cejka (CZE) €200
Ludovica Patetta (ITA) €200
Sauveur Cristofini (FRA) €200
Simona Quadarella (ITA) €200
Ulises Saravia (ARG) €200
Yasmin Eliana Silva Contreras (PER) €200
Adam Jaszo (HUN) €100
Alexsandr Zhigalov €100
Analia Pigree (FRA) €100
Anastasiya Kuliashova (BLR) €100
Balzas Hollo (HUN) €100
Benedek Kovacs (HUN) €100
Bertille Cousson (FRA) €100
Camille Spink (USA) €100
Jack Dahlgren (USA) €100
Marco de Tullio (ITA) €100
Maxime Grousset (FRA) €100
Nandor Nemeth (HUN) €100
Roberta Piano Del Balzo (ITA) €100

 

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DianaM
20 days ago

Alexy 49.88 in 100 free, great improvement from last stop…

Stenn
Reply to  DianaM
20 days ago

I dont see live results

Last edited 20 days ago by Stenn
Rossell
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20 days ago
Fettuccine
20 days ago

Kirsty Coventry is absolutely fuming right now

Postgrad Swimmer
20 days ago

Dang, we got more money at the Speedo Grand Challenge

Geez
20 days ago

Might be able to pay for a hotel room in Monaco for a night – sweet

Dan
Reply to  Geez
20 days ago

I thought the pay was low 20+ years ago and it is the same now, so a lot worse overall. This seem to be general situation for many meets. Some meets have not increased their record bonus or payout in almost 50 years.