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David Betlehem Wins the 2026 World Cup Title, Remains #1 As LA28 Looms Ahead

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With the beginning of the 2027 in the World Aquatics Open Water Swimming World Cup season already coming up on November 6th – 7th in Cancun, Mexico, time seems like it is flying fast towards the LA28 Olympic 10 km open water swim.

As a result of the four World Cup races in Somabay, Egypt in March, Ibiza, Spain in April, Golfo Aranci, Italy in May and Setúbal Bay, Portugal in June that were held during the 2026 season, the final World Cup rankings were announced by World Aquatics.

David Betlehem (22, Hungary, World Aquatics bio here, @betlehemdavid) proved he was the crème de la crème and is one of the odd-on favorites as the Olympic gold medalist at the LA28 Olympic Games.

2026 World Aquatics World Cup Final Rankings – Top 30 Men

  1. David Betlehem, 23, Hungary 10,351 points
  2. Gregorio Paltrinieri, 32, Italy 9,520
  3. Marc-Antoine Olivier, 30, France 9,373
  4. Andrea Filadelli, 25, Italy 9.179
  5. Kristóf Rasovszky, 29, Hungary 8,694
  6. Marcello Guidi, 29, Italy 8,609
  7. Sacha Velly, 21, France 8,511
  8. Oliver Klemet, 24, Germany 8,150
  9. Florian Wellbrock, 29, Germany 8,113
  10. Logan Fontaine, 27, France 7.617
  11. Martin Straka, 25, Czech Republic 7,598
  12. Dylan Gravley, 24, USA 7,590
  13. Matheus Melecchi, 20, Brazil 7,205
  14. Christian Schreiber, 24, Switzerland 7,002
  15. Luca Karl, 24, Austria 6,859
  16. Ivan Puskovitch, 25, USA 6,063
  17. Giuseppe Ilario, 22, Italy 5,987
  18. Kyle Lee, 24, Australia 5,962
  19. Ivan Giovannoni, 24, Italy 5,940
  20. Pasquale Giordano, 22, Italy 5,916
  21. Nicholas Sloman, 28, Australia 5,854
  22. Paul Niederberger, 22, Switzerland 5,838
  23. David Farinango, 25, Ecuador 5,608
  24. Hector Pardoe, 25, Great Britain 5,565
  25. Dario Verani, 31, Italy 5,538
  26. Athanasios Kynigakis, 28, Greece 5,447
  27. Kaito Tsujimori, 20, Japan 5,393
  28. Mario Mendez Puga, 23, Spain 4,953
  29. Domenico Acerenza, 31, Italy 4,909
  30. Ethan Parker, 19, France 4,744

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