Ginevra Taddeucci<\/strong> and David Betlehem<\/strong> won the final races of the World Aquatics Open Water Swimming World Cup 2025<\/strong> as the Italian and Logan Fontaine<\/strong> claimed the respective overall crowns.<\/p>\n Betlehem produced a strong finish at Golfo Aranci, Italy, to pull away and claim his first World Cup 10k win a couple of weeks after being out-touched by Bartosz Kapala<\/strong> in the European Aquatics open water finale.<\/p>\n The Olympic bronze medallist touched the panel in 1:53:28.20, 3.4secs ahead of Fontaine who picked his way through the field to take second in 1:53:31.60. It was enough to see Fontaine overhaul fellow Frenchman Marc-Antoine Olivier<\/strong> in the overall rankings with the latter having led going into the fourth and final leg in Italy by 1950pts to 1650. However, Rio 2016 bronze medallist Olivier finished 14th in 1:53:41.90 as Fontaine won the overall title with 2350 to 2120.<\/p>\n The French pair were followed by Italian duo Dario Verani<\/strong> (1:53:32.40) and Andrea Filadelli<\/strong> (1:53:34.80) with Sacha Velly<\/strong> the third Frenchman home in 1:53:35.20.<\/p>\n Overall Rankings<\/strong><\/p>\n 1. Logan Fontaine (FRA): 2350<\/p>\n 2. Marc-Antoine Olivier (FRA): 2120<\/p>\n 3. Dario Verani (ITA): 2050<\/p>\n 4. Andrea Filadelli (ITA): 2000<\/p>\n 5. Sacha Velly (FRA): 1890<\/p>\n Betlehem finished sixth with 1282, one place ahead of Florian Wellbrock<\/strong> (1250), with Olympic champion Kristof Rasovszky<\/strong> 10th with 912 after finishing 44th on Friday in 1:56:32.80.<\/p>\n