Claire Curzan Sets New World Record With 53.92 100 Backstroke, First Woman Sub-54 Seconds
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The American swimmer Claire Kurzan set a new world record at a distance of 100 metres on his back on short water. At the Westmont competition in the United States, a sportswoman crossed 53.92 seconds, passing TASS. The previous record was owned by an American woman, Regan Smith, and was 54.02 seconds 22 years old, Kurzan is a silver medal and seven times the world's champion. As WZGLAD wrote, Russian swimmer Egor Kornev had previously won a gold…
American swimmer Claire Curzan has broken the world record in the 100-meter backstroke on a short course. At the qualifying competition for the World Short Course Championships in Westmont, USA, she finished the race in 53.92 seconds. The previous record belonged to American Regan Smith, who had a time of 54.02 seconds. At the same competition, Jack Alexi […] The post Curzan sets world record in the 100-meter backstroke on a short course appeare…
Claire Curzan Sets New World Record With 53.92 100 Backstroke, First Woman Sub-54 Seconds
By Anya Pelshaw on SwimSwam Curzan became the first woman to swim sub-54 seconds in the 100 backstroke as she touched in a 53.92 in Westmont tonight. Read the full story on SwimSwam: Claire Curzan Sets New World Record With 53.92 100 Backstroke, First Woman Sub-54 Seconds
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