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Kratochvíl Found a Winner for the First Time, Finished the European Championship with Silver

Summary by sport.cz
Only in his sixth start at the European Championships in Kocaeli, Turkey, did Czech paraswimmer David Kratochvíl find a winner. In the 100-meter breaststroke, the eighteen-year-old blind representative was defeated by Spaniard Albert Gelis, who won gold in a world record. Kratochvíl thus bids farewell to the championship by winning silver. Agáta Koupilová won another silver in the toughest 200-meter freestyle.
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Only in his sixth start at the European Championships in Kocaeli, Turkey, did Czech paraswimmer David Kratochvíl find a winner. In the 100-meter breaststroke, the eighteen-year-old blind representative was defeated by Spaniard Albert Gelis, who won gold in a world record. Kratochvíl thus bids farewell to the championship by winning silver. Agáta Koupilová won another silver in the toughest 200-meter freestyle.

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sport.cz broke the news on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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