Hosszu and Jakabos Go Head-to-Head On Day 2 of Hungarian SC Nationals
Fresh off her 2016 FINA World Cup Series title, Iron Lady Katinka Hosszu continued her strong showing at the 2016 Hungarian Short Course Nationals today, winning multiple events on day 2.
Hosszu Wins 3 On Day 1 Of Short Course Hungarian Nationals
Katinka Hosszu won three finals and qualified through three more semifinals on opening night of Hungary’s Short Course National Championships.
WATCH: Race Videos From The 2016 FINA World Cup – Hong Kong
Check out the action here, where we’ve included all of the race videos that have been uploaded to FINA’s YouTube channel.
Philip Heintz: Ein volles Wettkampfprogramm gibt mir Sicherheit
Bei der diesjährigen World Cup Serie war Philip Heintz sehr erfolgreich und beendete die komplette Wettkampftour als Vierter mit 273…
Hosszu Finishes 2016 World Cup With $386K, Morozov With $332K
Katinka Hosszu wound up with just over $386,000 in prize money on the 2016 World Cup tour, closely rivaling her record 2014 haul.
Hosszu Wins 6th Straight World Cup, Morozov Wins Men’s Title
For the 6th consecutive year, Hungary’s Katinka Hosszu has won the FINA World Cup title in runaway fashion, with Russia’s Vladimir Morozov getting his first win on the men’s side.
Hosszu Hauls In 5 More Golds To Close 2016 FINA World Cup – Hong Kong
Hungary’s Katinka Hosszu finished her dominant World Cup performance with 5 more golds.
Morozov Scares World Record on Day 1 of FINA World Cup – Hong Kong
Morozov picked up 2 medals today, one of them being gold. His victory came in the men’s 100 IM, an event in which he’s the World Record holder.
FINA World Cup Preview: Hong Kong
Tomorrow the best swimmers in the world will begin competition in the 9th and final stop on the 2016 FINA World Cup in Hong Kong.
Hosszu, Morozov Seek To Cap World Cup Titles At Hong Kong Finale
2016 FINA WORLD CUP – Hong Kong Saturday, October 29 – Sunday, October 30, 2016 Victoria Park Swimming Pool, Hong Kong Prelims…
WATCH: Race Videos From The 2016 FINA World Cup – Tokyo
Check out the action here, where we’ve included all of the race videos that have been uploaded to FINA’s YouTube channel.
Hosszu Earns $14.5K, Atkinson $13.5K At Tokyo World Cup
Katinka Hosszu led all swimmers in Tokyo with $14,500 in prize money, followed closely by Alia Atkinson’s $13,500.
Seto, Atkinson Soar In Tokyo World Cup Points
Katinka Hosszu and Vladimir Morozov still lead the series and cluster points after Tokyo, but second-place swimmers Alia Atkinson and Daiya Seto each racked up big point totals and are in line for sizable cluster 3 bonuses.
Atkinson’s Breakthrough Highlights Day 2 Of FINA World Cup – Tokyo
After narrowing in on the 50 breast World Record last week, Atkinson finally had a breakthrough in today’s race.
Worrell Crashes 100 Fly Party On Day 1 of FINA World Cup – Tokyo
Up until this point of the series, the 100 fly had been dominated by Jeanette Ottesen and Katinka Hosszu. In Tokyo, however, Team USA’s Kelsi Worrell took control of the race, picking up her first gold of the 2016 World Cup series.
