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Simona Quadarella European 800m freestyle success

Overview

Italian swimmer Simona Quadarella secured her fourth consecutive European title in the women’s 800m freestyle at the European Aquatics Championships in Paris. Quadarella recorded a time of 8’15″54, narrowly missing the championship record by one hundredth of a second.

In the competition, Germany’s Isabel Gose earned the silver medal and Maya Werner took the bronze. Quadarella’s victory brought her total European gold medal count to nine, placing her among the most decorated athletes in the history of the competition.

Following her success in the 800m freestyle, Quadarella is now targeting a second title in the 1500m freestyle final. Other Italian athletes at the Centre Aquatique Olympique include Thomas Ceccon, who is scheduled for the 50m backstroke final, and reigning world champion Simone Cerasuolo, who is favored in the 50m breaststroke.

Entities

Simona Quadarella · Thomas Ceccon · Simone Cerasuolo · European Aquatics Championships · European Aquatics

Timeline

  1. about 7 hours ago

    [SPORTS] 13 sources
    European Swimming Championships: Italian athletes target medals in Paris

    Italian swimmers, including Simona Quadarella and Thomas Ceccon, compete in key finals and heats during the European Swimming Championships in Paris.

  2. 2 days ago

    [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Simona Quadarella wins fourth consecutive European 800m freestyle gold

    Simona Quadarella won her fourth consecutive European gold medal in the 800m freestyle in Paris, finishing with a time of 8’15″54.

Sources

canaledieci.it · ikiosk.pl · ildigitale.it · ilrestodelcarlino.it · imbucatospeciale.it · lamilano.it · mirador.lu · notiziedi.it · nuotounostiledivita.it · odnako.org · questionedistile.gazzetta.it · redazionenews.it · spotandweb.it · unmondoditaliani.com · vetrinatv.it

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