US EditionWorld Cup Carmel — Day One Finals: Kaylee McKeown Threatens World Record; Hubert Kos Beats Leon Marchand in 200 Backstroke
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Toulouse's swimmer, Léon Marchand, turned 200m 4 on the second day of the World Cup in a small pool in Indiana in the United States. The Olympic champion was ahead of nothing by his training partner Shaine Casas.
The four-time Olympic gold medallist is currently participating in the Small Pool World Cup in Indiana.
The Frenchman Léon Marchand was beaten by his Hungarian training companion Hubert Kos on 200m back at the opening of the World Cup in a small pool on Friday in Carmel (United States).
Hubert Kós overtook Léon Marchand with a sensational run and won the 200-meter backstroke at his World Cup opener.
Carmel, Indiana, hosted the opening stop of the Short Course Swimming World Cup series, where 22-year-old Olympic champion Hubert Kós won two medals on Friday, along with a new national record.
Léon Marchand is one of those swimmers for whom anything seems possible. One year after the legendary Olympic Games, the French had responded perfectly this summer at the World Championships, with a record record of the world. This autumn, the Toulousain still seems in great shape. For his return to the race, the quadruple Olympic champion was lined up at the Carmel meeting in Indiana, in a small pool. On his Friday program, an unusual 200 meter…
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