{"id":108970,"date":"2014-08-31T07:02:35","date_gmt":"2014-08-31T14:02:35","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=108970"},"modified":"2014-08-31T09:24:16","modified_gmt":"2014-08-31T16:24:16","slug":"hungary-dominates-in-dubai-with-world-records","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/hungary-dominates-in-dubai-with-world-records\/","title":{"rendered":"Hungary Dominates In Dubai With World Records From Katinka Hosszu and Daniel Gyurta"},"content":{"rendered":"

DUBAI, UAE, August 31. THREE world records from Katinka Hosszu were the highlight of the first stop of the FINA World Cup in Doha last week. The Iron Lady came through tonight with another world mark in the 200 IM, while countryman Daniel Gyurta took down his own world record in the 200 breast to give Hungary a big night in the desert.<\/p>\n

FINA MONEY LIST<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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LIVE RESULTS<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

HEAT SHEETS<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Women\u2019s 800 free<\/h1>\n

\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: Joao Marc Bosch<\/p><\/div>
\nThe meet started with an eight-person field in the women\u2019s 800 free, led by world record holder Mireia Belmonte Garcia of Spain. She never challenged her world record of 7:59.34, but won comfortably with an 8:04.88.<\/p>\n

Belmonte\u2019s splits:
\n28.70
\n30.57 (59.27)
\n30.70 (1:29.97)
\n30.60 (2:00.57)
\n30.75 (2:31.32)
\n30.45 (3:01.77)
\n30.43 (3:32.20)
\n30.58 (4:02.78)
\n30.50 (4:33.28)
\n30.38(5:03.66)
\n30.24 (5:33.90)
\n30.45 (6:04.35)
\n30.37 (6:34.72)
\n30.53 (7:05.25)
\n30.33 (7:35.58)
\n29.30 (8:04.88)<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Liechtenstein\u2019s Julia Hassler was a distant second with an 8:24.07, while Michee Van Rooyen of South Africa picked up the third-place money with an 8:57.25. Also competing in the timed final heat was Bayan Jumaa of Syria, who finished fourth in 9:11.73.<\/p>\n

Men\u2019s 400 individual medley<\/h1>\n

\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: Delly Carr<\/p><\/div>
\nThomas Fraser-Holmes, coming off a successful summer at the Commonwealth Games and Pan Pacific championships, put a scare into Ryan Lochte\u2019s world record of 3:55.50 after 200 meters but couldn\u2019t hold the pace in the final half, posting a meet record 3:58.69 that took down Daiya Seto\u2019s 3:58.84 from last August.<\/p>\n

Fraser-Holmes\u2019 splits:
\n(Butterfly) 25.40, 28.93
\n(Backstroke) 30.62, 29.55
\n(Breaststroke) 33.71, 34.16
\n(Freestyle) 28.64, 27.68<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

David Verraszto of Hungary took second with a 4:02.52, while Ous Mellouli of Tunisia captured third with a 4:09.09.<\/p>\n

Also racing in the final were: Jeremy Desplanches (4:10.64), Martin Meier (4:11.51), Taki Mrabet (4:12.92), Ayrton Sweeney (4:14.57) and Gergo Kis (4:15.89).<\/p>\n

Men\u2019s 100 free<\/h1>\n

\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: Qatar Swimming<\/p><\/div>
\nChad Le Clos, the current points leader in the men\u2019s division of the World Cup, took down a couple of established sprinters to take the first-place money check in the men\u2019s 100 free with a 46.24. Germany\u2019s Steffen Deibler was second with a 46.85, while Poland\u2019s Konrad Czerniak took third with a 47.17.<\/p>\n

Leith Shankland (47.30), Kenta Ito (48.25), Alexandre Haldemann (48.53), Ari-Pekka Liukkonen (48.80) and Markus Scheruebl (49.63) also raced in the final.<\/p>\n

Women\u2019s 200 freestyle<\/h1>\n

\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: Mike Comer\/ProSwimVisuals.com<\/p><\/div>
\nAfter chasing Federica Pellegrini\u2019s world record of 1:51.17 in prelims with a 1:51.41, Katinka Hosszu could only manage a 1:52.25 in finals tonight.<\/p>\n

Hosszu\u2019s prelims splits:
\n25.77
\n28.24 (54.01)
\n28.91 (1:22.92)
\n28.58 (1:51.50)<\/p>\n

Hosszu\u2019s finals splits:
\n26.11
\n28.24 (54.35)
\n28.95 (1:23.30)
\n28.95 (1:52.25)\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Hosszu didn\u2019t have much of a challenge in the pool, as Austria\u2019s Lisa Hasler was second with a 1:54.44, while Hungary\u2019s Evelyn Verraszto took third with a 1:55.99.<\/p>\n

Hassler couldn\u2019t get back on the podium after her 800 free swim, putting up a 2:00.99 for fourth. Jumaa, also coming off the 800 free, placed fifth with a 2:05.85. Taneal Baptiste (2:06.36), Michee Van Rooyen (2:08.26) and Eune Oendaal (2:08.54) competed in the final.<\/p>\n

Men\u2019s 50 breaststroke<\/h1>\n

\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: Qatar Swimming<\/p><\/div>
\nA field of established breaststrokers couldn\u2019t beat South African versatile sprinter Roland Schoeman, who scored a big paycheck in winning the 50 breast with a 26.16. Italy\u2019s Fabio Scozzoli was second with a 26.37 and American Cody Miller picked up another $500 with a third-place time of 26.38.<\/p>\n

Also in the final were: Andrei Nikolaev (26.71), Giulio Zorzi (26.87), Jorge Murillo Valdez (27.04), Eetu Karvonen (27.23) and Marek Botik (27.35).<\/p>\n

Women\u2019s 100 breaststroke<\/h1>\n

\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: Azaria Basile<\/p><\/div>
\nTexas A&M University alumni Alia Atkinson and Breeja Larson took the top two spots in the women\u2019s 100 breast, with Atkinson taking the win with a 1:03.26 over Larson\u2019s 1:04.85. Laura Sogar of the USA took third with a 1:06.93.<\/p>\n

Lena Kreundel of Austria was fourth in 1:07.36, while Carolina Reitshammer (1:10.29), Sarra Lajnef (1:11.14) and Chelsea Meiring (1:15.56) also swam in the final. Anne Palmans scratched from the final.<\/p>\n

Atkinson\u2019s splits:
\n29.66, 33.60<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Women\u2019s 100 butterfly<\/h1>\n

\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: Minas Tenis Clube<\/p><\/div>
\nInge Dekker of the Netherlands cruised to an easy win in the 100 fly with a 56.03, the only swimmer under 57 seconds tonight. Marieke D\u2019Cruz (formerly known as world champion Marieke Guehrer) was second with a 57.45, while Franziska Hentke\u2019s 58.09 was good for third.<\/p>\n

Danielle Villars (58.18), Martina Van Berkel (59.23), Claudia Hufnagl (1:00.95), Xinyi Zou (1:02.74) and Lizanne Viljoen (1:06.43) also swam in the final.<\/p>\n

Dekker\u2019s splits:
\n25.92, 30.11<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Men\u2019s 100 backstroke<\/h1>\n

\"OLYMPUS<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: PSV Cottbus<\/p><\/div>
\nEugene Godsoe of the USA led the field at 50 meters in the 100 back final with a 24.46, with Germany\u2019s Christian Diener and Australia\u2019s Ashley Delaney close behind. Diener got the win with a strong back half with a 50.10 to Godsoe\u2019s 50.14 and Delaney\u2019s 51.11 to complete the medal podium. Godsoe wasn\u2019t too far off the official American record of 49.64 swum by Peter Marshall in 2008. Nick Thoman swam a 48.94 in December 2009 to break the world record, but it occurred after USA Swimming\u2019s ban on the polyurethane racing suits went into effect, so it stands as the world record but not the American record.<\/p>\n

Robert Hurley (51.56), Miguel Ozeki (51.67), Hayate Matsubara (52.07), Kai Ng (55.39) and Youssef Said (55.76) were also in the final heat.<\/p>\n

Women\u2019s 50 backstroke<\/h1>\n

\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: Qatar Swimming<\/p><\/div>
\nHosszu returned to claim her second win of the night with a 26.10 in the 50 backstroke. Daryna Zevina gave Hosszu a bit of a challenge with a 26.45 for second, while Poland\u2019s Aleksandra Urbanczyk was third with a 26.70.<\/p>\n

Hosszu\u2019s swim beat the Hungarian national record of 26.33 that she set in prelims, which broke her own national record of 27.18 from last year.<\/p>\n

Also swimming in the final were: Alia Atkinson (27.52), Anni Alitalo (27.58), Sanja Jovanovic (27.72), Carolina Colorado (27.99) and Joerdis Steinegger (28.73).<\/p>\n

Men\u2019s 200 butterfly<\/h1>\n

\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: Qatar Swimming<\/p><\/div>
\nTom Shields took on his American record of 1:50.08 from last week in Doha in today\u2019s 200 fly final, but fell just 11 hundredths of a second short with a winning time of 1:50.19. Shields took the race out 2.5 seconds slower in an attempt to finish the race stronger. He did that with a 27.84 final 50 meters, but it didn\u2019t result in a new record. <\/p>\n

Shields\u2019 splits in Doha:
\n24.12
\n27.46 (51.58)
\n28.39 (1:19.97)
\n30.11 (1:50.08)<\/p>\n

Shields\u2019 splits in Dubai:
\n25.09
\n28.77 (53.86)
\n28.49 (1:22.35)
\n27.84 (1:50.19)<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Pawel Korzeniowski of Poland gave Shields a chase for the entire swim, posting a 1:51.64 for second. Nikolay Skvortsov of Russia was third with a 1:52.10.<\/p>\n

Aleksandr Kudashev (1:53.11), David Verraszto (1:54.56), Ko Fukaya (1:55.26), Julio Galofore Montes (1:56.66) and Nouamane Batahi (2:03.86) also raced in the thrilling final.<\/p>\n

Women\u2019s 200 individual medley<\/h1>\n

\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: Qatar Swimming<\/p><\/div>
\nMake that four world records for Iron Lady Katinka Hosszu in a week\u2019s time, as she lowered her fresh mark of 2:02.61 from Doha with a 2:02.13. The difference appeared to be a much faster backstroke and freestyle tonight.<\/p>\n

Hosszu\u2019s splits in Doha:
\n26.94
\n30.27 (57.21)
\n36.33 (1:33.54)
\n29.07 (2:02.61)<\/p>\n

Hosszu\u2019s splits in Dubai:
\n26.84
\n30.01 (56.85)
\n36.33 (1:33.18)
\n28.95 (2:02.13)<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Caitlin Leverenz of the USA took a distant second-place paycheck with a 2:06.76, off her American record of 2:04.91. Austria\u2019s Lisa Zaiser was third with a 2:07.30 while Spain\u2019s Mireia Belmonte was a surprising fourth with a 2:10.60.<\/p>\n

Also racing in the historic final were: Franziska Hentke (2:11.13), Alia Atkinson (2:11.54) and Chaonan Zhu (2:17.09). Sarra Lajnef was disqualified.<\/p>\n

Men\u2019s 400 freestyle<\/h1>\n

\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: Delly Carr<\/p><\/div>
\nThomas Fraser-Holmes picked up another $1500 tonight, winning a very close 400 free final over Serbia\u2019s Velimir Stjepanovic. The two traded the lead often, with the margin never more than four tenths of a second after the first 50 meters. Fraserr-Holmes got the win with a 3:38.22 to Stjepanovic\u2019s 3:38.22.<\/p>\n

Fraser-Holmes\u2019 splits:
\n24.93
\n27.30 (52.23)
\n27.58 (1:19.81)
\n27.96 (1:47.77)
\n28.11 (2:15.88)
\n28.28 (2:44.16)
\n27.66 (3:11.82)
\n26.40 (3:38.22)<\/p>\n

Stjepanovic\u2019s splits:
\n24.43
\n27.03 (51.46)
\n28.11 (1:19.57)
\n28.04 (1:47.61)
\n28.18 (2:15.79)
\n28.49 (2:44.28)
\n27.92 (3:12.20)
\n26.12 (3:38.32)<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Ahmed Mathlouthi of Tunisia picked up third with a 3:41.43, while Aleksandr Krasnykh took fourth with a 3:42.64. Also rounding out the final were: David Brandl (3:42.99), Stefan Sorak (3:43.27), Gergo Kis (3:51.45) and Markus Ambros (3:53.52).<\/p>\n

Women\u2019s 50 freestyle<\/h1>\n

\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: Speedo<\/p><\/div>
\nInge Dekker took her second victory of the night with a 23.95 in the splash-and-dash freestyle event. Marieke D\u2019Cruz finished second to Dekker once again with a 24.36, while Aleksandra Urbanczyk was third with a 24.51.<\/p>\n

Lehesta Kemp (25.21), Lena Kreundl (25.34), Ying Bao (25.69), Chelsea Meiring (26.73) and Taneal Baptiste (27.39) also swam in the final.<\/p>\n

Men\u2019s 200 breaststroke<\/h1>\n

\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: Qatar Swimming<\/p><\/div>
\nAfter sitting out the long course 200 breaststroke at the European championships two weeks ago, Hungary\u2019s Daniel Gyurta returned to his pet event in the short course meters pool with a fury, breaking his own world record tonight in Dubai with a 2:00.48. That takes 19 hundredths of a second off his own record of 2:00.67 from the short course European championships in 2009.<\/p>\n

Gyurta\u2019s splits, 2009:
\n27.74
\n58.46
\n1:29.33
\n2:00.67<\/p>\n

\nGyurta\u2019s splits, 2014:
\n27.75
\n31.00 (58.75)
\n30.89 (1:29.64)
\n30.84 (2:00.48)<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Marco Koch of Germany, who won the 200 breast at Euros two weeks ago, settled for second tonight with a 2:01.28 that breaks his own national record of 2:01.62 from last December\u2019s European championships.<\/p>\n

Koch\u2019s splits:
\n28.02
\n31.00 (59.02)
\n31.01 (1:30.03)
\n31.25 (2:01.28)<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Yukiro Takahashi was a distant third in the history-making swim with a 2:05.00. Finishing fourth through eighth were: Ayrton Sweeney (2:08.74), Lennard Bremer (2:08.78), Jeremy Desplanches (2:09.53), Jorge Murilla Valdez (2:09.73) and Maximilian Reindl (2:10.08).<\/p>\n

Men\u2019s 100 individual medley<\/h1>\n

\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: Qatar Swimming<\/p><\/div>
\nGeorge Bovell, a 2004 Olympic bronze medalist in the 200 IM now putting a focus on sprint freestyle, returned to his IM roots to post a win in the 100 IM tonight with a 51.79. Two Americans took the rest of the podium spots, with butterfly specialist Tom Shields taking second with a 52.14 and Cody Miller placing third in 52.46.<\/p>\n

Fabio Scozzoli (53.26), Leith Shankland (53.44), Boris Stojanovic (53.86), Taki Mrabet (54.42) and Giulio Zorzi (55.71) also competed in the final.<\/p>\n

Women\u2019s 200 backstroke<\/h1>\n

\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: FINA\/Qatar Swimming\/Alexandra Panagiotidou<\/p><\/div>
\nHosszu\u2019s final individual event of the night was another show of her dominating form, as she won the 200 back by more than two seconds with a 2:01.17. That lowers her national record of 2:01.60 from the World Cup meet last week in Doha, but is still a long way off Missy Franklin\u2019s world record of 2:00.03 from 2011.<\/p>\n

Hosszu\u2019s splits:
\n28.38
\n30.18 (58.56)
\n31.43 (1:29.99)
\n31.18 (2:01.17)<\/p>\n

Daryna Zevina picked up another silver medal with a 2:03.76 with Carolina Colorado taking third with a 2:06.96. Joerdis Steinegger (2:08.04), Evelyn Verraszto (2:08.51), Martina van Berkel (2:09.35), Yunjing Tian (2:13.65) and Yue Lao (2:16.57) completed in the big final.<\/p>\n

Men\u2019s 50 butterfly<\/h1>\n

\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: FINA\/Qatar Swimming\/Alexandra Panagiotidou<\/p><\/div>
\nIn the final individual event of the night, Le Clos picked up another win \u2013 and another $1500 in cash \u2013 with a 22.02 in the 50 fly. He\u2019s still a bit off Roland Schoeman\u2019s national record of 21.87 set in 2009. Schoeman tied with Tom Shields for second place with matching times of 22.51. Shields almost beat his American record of 22.46 that he swam in 2012 at the short course world championships.<\/p>\n

Completing the championship heat were: Yauhen Tsurkin (22.68), Steffen Deibler (22.70), Konrad Czerniak (23.23), Alexandre Haldemann (23.28) and Riku Poytakivi (23.49).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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