Charlotte Bonnet<\/strong> went 54.32 to win the 100 free and Florent Manaudou<\/strong> took the 50fr title in a tight finish\u00a0as the FFN Golden Tour<\/strong> concluded in Nice<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Bonnet performed faster in the morning heats with a time of 54.14 and found herself trailing Olympic 50fr champion Pernille Blume by 0.06 at halfway in the final.<\/p>\n

The Frenchwoman accelerated away off the turn to stop the clock 0.12 ahead of Blume who touched in 54.44.<\/p>\n

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Florent Manaudou: Photo Courtesy: MIKE LEWIS \/ ISL<\/p><\/div>\n
Just 0.02 separated Manaudou and Maxime Grousset<\/strong> in the 50 free with the 2012 Olympic champion getting his hand to the wall first in 22.34.<\/p>\n
Grousset, who won the 100 free on Saturday as Manaudou came third<\/a>, had to be content with second in the one-length event in 22.36 with Clement Mignon<\/strong> and Thom de Boer<\/strong> both touching in 22.87.<\/p>\n
A final 50 of 27.40 saw Konstantinos Englezakis<\/strong> of Greece overhaul long-time leader Nils Liess<\/strong> to win the 200 free in 1:48.32.<\/p>\n
Liess, of Switzerland, led by 1.09secs at the final turn but Englezakis came past him on the final 50 for victory.<\/p>\n
Roman Mityukov<\/strong> overhauled Mewen Tomac<\/strong> on the third 50 to win the 200 back in 1:57.65 with the Frenchman touching second in 1:59.17.<\/p>\n
Mityukov, of Switzerland, has been performing with some consistency, his time on Sunday in France 0.26 slower than his season’s best of 1:57.39 at the Geneva International Challenge last month.<\/p>\n
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Roman Mityukov: Photo Courtesy: Becca Wyant<\/p><\/div>\n
Kristof Milak<\/strong> added the 100 fly to the 200 title he won on Saturday in 52.21 on the same day that four men swam 51s at the Japan Open<\/a>.<\/p>\n
Marc-Antoine Olivier\u00a0<\/strong>went ahead on the third length of the 800 free, a lead he extended in the second half of the race to touch in 7:53.64 for victory by more than eight seconds.<\/p>\n
Anna Egorova<\/strong> led from the front to win the 400fr in 4:09.13 ahead of Julia Hassler<\/strong> (4:11.61) and Ana-Catarina Monteiro<\/strong> took the 200 fly in 2:12.04 with Katinka Hosszu<\/strong> in eighth in 2:16.15 at the end of a busy competition.<\/p>\n
Marco Koch<\/strong> went 1:01.29 over 100m to claim the 100-200 breaststroke double with Rosey Metz<\/strong> winning the women’s race in 1:08.47.<\/p>\n
Analia Pigree<\/strong> took the women’s 50 back in 28.30 ahead of Melanie Henique<\/strong> (28.36).<\/p>\n
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