Cancún Receives 122 Swimmers for the World Open Water Cup
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The first stage of the 2026/27 Open Water World Cup began this Friday in Playa Langosta, Cancun, with the participation of 122 swimmers from 37 countries. The international circuit, called World Aquatics Open Water Swimming World Cup, returns to the Mexican Caribbean after more than a decade and contemplates...
Domenico Acerenza has found the podium and has done so with a proof of character in the first stage of the World Cup of swimming in free waters, in Cancún, Mexico. The 32-year-old Lucan of Sasso di Castalda has closed in second place the 10 kilometers, behind the German Florian Wellbrock, Olympic and protagonist [...]
Drafting / Canton Group Gov. Mara Lezama gave the starting flag to the first stage of the World Aquatics Cup 2026/27 in Playa Langosta. On Friday the 10 kilometers and on Saturday, the 3 kilometers are held. According to the communiqué, 122 swimmers participate, among them several Olympic medalists. [...]
The international competition returns to Quintana Roo after more than a decade and brings together 122 swimmers from 37 countries in Playa Langosta
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