Courtesy of FINA, Eilat, Red Sea, Israel.
Among today’s opening races at the 2018 FINA Open Water World Junior Swimming Championships were the boys and girls 7.5 km race in the Red Sea that were held in 27.3°C water and 31°C air temperature.
France’s Jean-Baptiste Clusman won the race over Russia’s Danil Nemolochnov and Hungary’s Zoltan Tabi.
7.5 km Boys 16-17 Results:
1. Jean-Baptiste Clusman (FRA) 1:24:22.8
2. Danil Nemolochnov (RUS) 1:24:28.7
3. Zoltan Tabi (HUN) 1:24:31.1
4. Aubin Coccordano (FRA) 1:25:23.3
5. Milan Fabian (HUN) 1:26:03.6
6. Andrea Filadelli (ITA) 1:26:13.4
7. Davide Marchello (ITA) 1:26:13.8
8. >Ivan Puskovitch (USA) 1:26:45.6
9. Diogo Cardoso (POR) 1:27:07.6
10. Diogo Jose (POR) 1:27:08.0
11. Alexandre Lages Brion (ESP) 1:27:13.4
12. Gian Franco Turco (ARG) 1:27:15.1
13. Raben Dommann (CAN) 1:27:17.2
14. Vojislav Sterba (CZE) 1:27:24.0
15. Hendrik Johannes J. Louw (RSA) 1:27:28.8
16. Ziv Cohen (ISR) 1:27:41.1
17. Hector Pardoe (GBR) 1:27:59.7
18. Kiri Hongo (JPN) 1:29:26.5
19. Clil Halevi (ISR) 1:29:49.0
20. Hubert Bruzdewicz (POL) 1:29:54.4
21. Ethan Heasley (USA) 1:30:24.7
22. Jeremy Menoscal Salguero (ECU) 1:31:00.5
23. Alonso Serida (PER) 1:31:01.6
24. Michael McGillivray (CAN) 1:31:20.8
25. Lev Cherpanov (KAZ) 1:31:20.9
26. Thiago Silva Cavalcante (BRA) 1:31:22.8
27. Ricardo Parmezan (BRA) 1:31:23.0
28. Zice Pei (CHN) 1:31:23.0
29. Dylan Wright (RSA) 1:36:30.2
30. Alejandro Libreros (COL) 1:37:55.7
31. Leon Martinjas (CRO) 1:40:24.0
32. Jakov Igrec (CRO) 1:40:25.0
33. Bertrand Antoine Payet (SEY) 1:42:08.5
34. Shramith Srinivas (IND) 1:46:20.7
35. Gowda Vikram (IND) 1:48:15.4 2
DNF Danil Orlov (RUS)
DNF Jose Vasconez Ochoa (ECU)
The Championships is live streamed in a test manner that will be broadcast at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games.
FINA will broadcast the 2018 FINA Open Water World Junior Swimming Championships that begins tomorrow in Eilat, Israel where over 200 athletes between 14 and 19 years old from 38 countries representing all five continents will race in the Red Sea beginning today.
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