FLASH! Egor Kornev Blasts World Record in 50 Butterfly at World Cup Stop in Tashkent
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The Russian swimmer, Egor Kornev, won the gold medal and set a new world record for the 50 m batherfles in the second phase of the World Short Water Cup in Tashkent. The sportsman crossed the 21.28 seconds distance. The previous achievement was owned by Swiss Noe Ponty, who sailed that distance in 21.32 seconds in December 2024, transmitting the RIA News. The silver medals of the tournament separated Australian Isaac Cooper and the Singaporer Th…
A world record, a European record, an African record and a burst of high-level performance. Tashkent's stage, the second round of the World Cup of Swimming in a Short Bath, closes in the sign of the speed and great signatures of international swimming, with Egor Kornev the absolute protagonist of the last day and Pieter Coetze [...]
Egor Kornev broke the world record for the 50m butterfly in a small pool this Saturday in the second round of the World Cup, held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The 22-year-old Russian finished the round trip in 21'28 ahead of Isaac Cooper and Tzen Wei Teong.
The Russian swimmer, Egor Kornev, set a world record at 50 metres in short water, and in the second phase of the World Cup in Tashkent, a 22-year-old athlete won the gold in 21.28 seconds.
Interfax: Russian swimmer Egor Korneev won a 50-metre batherfleet in the second phase of the World Short Water Cup in Tashkent. He showed the time of 21.28 seconds, which was a new world record.
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