Kalmar led for all but 50m to enjoy a victory by 15 seconds in the longest race in the pool in 14:52.00.<\/p>\n

Third at the first turn, the 2017 European junior silver medallist moved to the head of the field by the 100m mark where he remained until the conclusion of the race, 15.22secs ahead of Felix Aub\u00f6ck<\/strong>\u00a0in second.<\/p>\n

Aub\u00f6ck’s effort of 15:07.22 came a day after he produced his fastest 400 since 2017 worlds in Budapest.<\/p>\n

In fourth was Kristof Rasovszky,\u00a0<\/strong>Kalmar’s training partner following the latter’s move to Veszprem.<\/p>\n

Adam Telegdy<\/strong>, seventh at last year’s World Championships in Gwangju, stopped the clock at 1:58.55 for a comfortable victory in the 200 back.<\/p>\n

The Hungarian split 28.17\/58.85\/1:29.37 for a gun to tape victory ahead of Jakub Skierka<\/strong> of Poland (1:59.47).<\/p>\n

Katalin Burian<\/strong> of Hungary won the women’s equivalent in 2:10.04 ahead of Austria’s Lena Grabowski<\/strong> (2:10.71) and Eszter Szabo-Feltothy<\/strong> (2:11.92).<\/p>\n

Kos, born in 2003, enjoyed a dominant victory in the 200IM. The Hungarian was already 1.30secs ahead at the first turn and extended his lead to win in 1:59.06, a time that would have earned him the European junior title last year.<\/p>\n

A bright future is predicted, Kos tipped to follow in the footsteps of Hungarian medley aces including four-time Olympic champion Tamas Darnyi<\/strong> and Hosszu.<\/p>\n

The teenager, whose father is the head of the local PriceWaterhouseCooper, was able to train throughout lockdown and has a pool in the garden at home, something from which he clearly benefited.<\/div>\n
Dominik Bujak<\/strong> of Poland was next home, 3.76secs adrift in 2:02.87.<\/p>\n
Jakob Kraska<\/strong> won the men’s 100 free in 48.57, 0.2secs ahead of Milak, with Kornelia Fiedkiewkz\u00a0<\/strong>touching first in the women’s in 55.49 ahead of Evelyn Verraszto<\/strong> (55.84).<\/p>\n
Anna Dowgiert<\/strong> won the women’s 50 fly in 26.46 with Valentin Bayer<\/strong> and Lydie Stepankova<\/strong> taking the men’s and women’s 50m breaststroke titles in 27.77 and 31\/46 respectively.<\/p>\n
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