{"id":7358,"date":"2004-06-07T19:05:58","date_gmt":"2004-06-08T00:05:58","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/06\/five-meet-records-broken-in-canet-libby-and-leisel-lead-the-pack\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T16:05:59","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T23:05:59","slug":"five-meet-records-broken-in-canet-libby-and-leisel-lead-the-pack","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/five-meet-records-broken-in-canet-libby-and-leisel-lead-the-pack\/","title":{"rendered":"Five Meet Records Broken In Canet, Libby and Leisel Lead the Pack"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>By Nicole Leffer<\/p>\n<p>CANET, France, June 6.  MEET Two of the 2004 Mare Nostrum circuit, held in Canet, France, on June 5th and 6th, may have been near the beach, but the fast swimmers were hanging out in the pool, not the ocean. Over the two-day meet, five championship records were set and two swimmers set national marks for their home countries.<\/p>\n<p>The men\u2019s meet included a winning swim by Russia\u2019s sprint king Alexandar Popov (100 meter free- 49.86).  Romania\u2019s Dragos Coman set the weekend\u2019s only male championship record, finishing the 800 free in 8:00.88. The 50 free ended in a smoking tie, with David Maitre of France and Olexandr Volynets of Ukraine both clocking in at 22.71.<\/p>\n<p>Australia\u2019s deadly duo of Libby Lenton and Liesel Jones led the women\u2019s meet, taking two events apiece and saying \u201clook out Athens.\u201d Lenton swam to victory in her signature sprint events, touching the wall in 25.18 (50 free) and 54.81 (100 free).  Jones took first in her own trademark events, putting her name in the championship record books in both the 100 breast (1:07.89) and 200 breast (2:25.04). <\/p>\n<p>Spain\u2019s Nina Zhivanevskaya also swam to a championship record, clocking 1:01.73 in the 100 back.  Russia\u2019s Stanislava Komarova wrote her name in the meet book with her 200 back (2:11.35).  <\/p>\n<p>Brazil\u2019s Joanna Maranhao Melo didn\u2019t win an event, but she did set a new Brazilian record in the 400IM when she touched second in 4:42.55, just behind Yana Klochkova of Ukraine (4:41.79).  Laure Manaudou of France won the 800m free in national-record-setting fashion when she finished in a speedy 8:28.91.<\/p>\n<p>MEETING ARENA<br \/>\nJune 5-6, 2004<br \/>\nCANET EN ROUSSILLON <\/p>\n<p>50 meter pool<\/p>\n<p>RESULTS<\/p>\n<p>800 m NAGE LIBRE DAMES (Women\u2019s 800m Freestyle)<br \/>\nNRN MANAUDOU Laure 1. CN MELUN-DAMMARIE 8:28.91 86 118 FRA 2:05.44 3:10.28 4:15.05 5:18.74 6:22.99 1:01.18 7:26.99 1026<br \/>\nPOTEC Camelia 2. ROUMANIE 8:29.00 82 001 ROM 2:05.64 3:10.35 4:15.33 5:18.67 6:22.45 1:01.41 7:26.40 1025<br \/>\nPADURARU Simona 3. ROUMANIE 8:38.43 81 001 ROM 2:05.45 3:10.28 4:15.40 5:21.35 6:27.23 1:01.17 7:33.15 970<br \/>\nREIMER Brittany 4. CANADA 8:41.00 88 250 CAN 2:07.20 3:12.62 4:18.32 5:24.31 6:30.11 1:02.16 7:36.37 956<br \/>\nKOBRICH Kristel 5. CHILI 8:47.67 85 250 CHI 2:08.47 3:14.86 4:21.52 5:27.75 6:34.63 1:02.87 7:41.58 920<br \/>\nFRIIS Lotte 6. DANEMARK 8:49.41 88 101 DEN 2:10.18 3:16.81 4:23.58 5:30.85 6:37.89 1:04.20 7:45.16 911<br \/>\nYANG Jing 7. CHINE POPULAIRE 8:49.44 87 002 CHN 2:12.19 3:19.43 4:26.86 5:33.68 6:39.78 1:05.70 7:45.81 911<br \/>\nBERGLUND Ann 8. JONKOPINGS 8:58.62 84 001 SWE 2:12.89 3:20.67 4:28.79 5:36.77 6:44.80 1:05.54 7:52.71 865<br \/>\nMONGEL Aurore 9. MULHOUSE ON 8:59.84 82 035 FRA 2:14.44 3:22.61 4:30.84 5:38.33 6:46.33 1:05.77 7:54.36 859<br \/>\nPARRILLA Alexandra 10. CN ANTIBES 9:08.59 83 626 FRA 2:14.75 3:23.39 4:32.88 5:41.68 6:51.31 1:06.34 8:00.23 819<br \/>\nBERGLUND Eva 11. JONKOPINGS 9:16.50 84 002 SWE 2:18.75 3:28.47 4:38.20 5:47.66 6:57.68 1:08.17 8:07.39 785<br \/>\nPOLL Claudia 12. COSTARICA 9:17.62 72 001 CRC 2:03.60 3:07.75 4:11.47 5:37.59 6:53.44 1:00.37 8:07.34 780<br \/>\nLEGOFF Jenny 13. PROVENCE 9:36.59 86 034 FRA 2:19.38 3:30.93 4:43.74 5:56.93 7:10.84 1:08.31 8:25.26 705<br \/>\nJONSDOTTIR Audur Sif 14. AEGIR SWIMCLUB 9:38.09 89 001 ISL 2:21.16 3:34.24 4:47.77 6:01.10 7:14.29 1:08.33 8:26.89 700<\/p>\n<p>100 m NAGE LIBRE DAMES (Women\u2019s 100m Freestyle)<\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nLENTON Lisbeth 1. AUSTRALIE 54.81 85 250 AUS 26.21 983<br \/>\nPOPCHANKA Alena 2. CS CLICHY 92 55.88 79 003 BLR 27.03 927<br \/>\nGUSMAO Rebeca 3. BRESIL 55.97 80 005 BRA 27.12 923<br \/>\nREESE Shane 4. AUSTRALIE 56.19 82 104 AUS 27.21 912<br \/>\nGRAHAM Elka 5. AUSTRALIE 56.48 81 003 AUS 27.57 898<br \/>\nVELDHUIS Marleen 6. PAYS BAS 57.17 79 002 NED 28.09 866<br \/>\nRAGNARSDOTTIR Ragnheidur 7. SUND. HAFNARFJORDUR 57.19 84 001 ISL 27.90 865<br \/>\nCOUDERC C\u00e9line 8. LANGUEDOC 57.67 83 001 FRA 27.92 844<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nPARTIKA Elina 1. ESTONIE 57.48 83 001 EST 28.26 852<br \/>\nREIMER Brittany 2. CANADA 57.73 88 250 CAN 28.41 841<br \/>\nEDINGTON Sophie 3. AUSTRALIE 57.81 84 250 AUS 28.13 838<br \/>\nVAN STRALEN Haike 4. PAYS BAS 58.08 83 003 NED 28.68 826<br \/>\nSHCHERBA Mariya 5. CS CLICHY 92 58.13 85 001 BLR 28.15 824<br \/>\nURABE Norie 6. JAPON 58.27 86 007 JPN 28.14 818<br \/>\nBARON Esther 7. EP MANOSQUE 58.32 87 002 FRA 28.74 816<br \/>\nBROCHADO Mariana 8. BRESIL 58.37 84 252 BRA 28.56 814<\/p>\n<p>100 m NAGE LIBRE MESSIEURS (Men\u2019s 100m Freestyle)<\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nPOPOV Alexander 1. RUSSIE 49.86 71 001 RUS 24.35 904<br \/>\nKAPRALOV Andrei 2. RUSSIE 49.87 80 004 RUS 24.28 903<br \/>\nPIMANKOV Denis 3. RUSSIE 49.93 75 002 RUS 23.76 900<br \/>\nSYZONENKO Denys 4. UKRAINE 50.33 81 001 UKR 24.43 879<br \/>\nBORGES Gustavo 5. BRESIL 50.40 72 002 BRA 24.51 875<br \/>\nSAY Rick 6. CANADA 50.42 79 001 CAN 24.70 874<br \/>\nTOWNSEND Darian 7. AFRIQUE DU SUD 50.49 84 003 RSA 24.46 870<br \/>\nUSOV Ivan 8. RUSSIE 50.66 77 001 RUS 24.41 862<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nSOUZA Jader 1. BRESIL 50.33 83 250 BRA 24.43 879<br \/>\nJAYME Carlos 2. BRESIL 50.73 80 003 BRA 24.57 858<br \/>\nMURPHY Patrick 3. AUSTRALIE 50.76 84 004 AUS 24.94 856<br \/>\nTHANNING Karl 4. AFRIQUE DU SUD 50.85 77 004 RSA 24.70 852<br \/>\nYEGOSHYN Yuriy 5. UKRAINE 50.90 85 001 UKR 24.78 849<br \/>\nHAWKE Brett 6. AUSTRALIE 51.03 76 005 AUS 24.16 843<br \/>\nTCHERNYCHEV Dmitri 7. RUSSIE 51.36 75 005 RUS 24.96 827<br \/>\nGILOT Fabien 8. VIKINGS DE ROUEN 51.70 84 028 FRA 24.95 811<\/p>\n<p>200 m PAPILLON DAMES (Women\u2019s 200m Butterfly)<\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nJACOBSEN Mette 1. DANEMARK 2:10.75 73 001 DEN 1:02.92 1:36.90 29.87 940<br \/>\nJIE Li 2. CHINE POPULAIRE 2:11.69 83 005 CHN 1:03.84 1:37.59 30.13 920<br \/>\nLACROIX Audrey 3. CANADA 2:12.04 83 003 CAN 1:03.50 1:37.70 29.82 913<br \/>\nSCHIPPER Jessicah 4. AUSTRALIE 2:13.10 86 250 AUS 1:04.47 1:38.81 30.33 892<br \/>\nYANO Yurie 5. JAPON 2:13.91 88 001 JPN 1:05.56 1:39.96 31.01 875<br \/>\nWATANABE Kozue 6. JAPON 2:14.63 86 008 JPN 1:04.46 1:39.51 30.36 861<br \/>\nKOPACHENIA Hanna 7. NC MONTELIMAR 2:15.20 80 001 BLR 1:05.34 1:40.77 30.74 851<br \/>\nMIGLIORI Ambra 8. ITALIE 2:15.85 84 102 ITA 1:03.47 1:38.56 29.93 838<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nGROOT Chantal 1. PAYS BAS 2:16.13 82 002 NED 1:06.29 1:41.21 31.09 833<br \/>\nLAUREN Destiny 2. CN MELUN-DAMMARIE 2:17.53 76 914 SWE 1:06.05 1:42.16 31.22 808<br \/>\nSALDUCCI M\u00e9lanie 3. PROVENCE 2:18.15 85 039 FRA 1:06.41 1:42.04 31.20 797<br \/>\nDEKKER Inge 4. PAYS BAS 2:20.50 85 444 NED 1:07.26 1:43.55 31.18 758<br \/>\nCARTIER Julie 5. PROVENCE 2:25.42 86 059 FRA 1:11.26 1:48.03 32.59 683<br \/>\nBIZZOTTO Emmanuella 6. CN MARSEILLE 2:26.93 80 049 BEL 1:10.01 1:47.99 32.82 663<br \/>\nMOFFAT Maria 7. GENEVE NATATION 1885 2:28.58 83 001 SUI 1:10.53 1:49.97 33.51 641<br \/>\nPERROTIN Marion NC. VIKINGS DE ROUEN Dsq V.I. 83 009 FRA<\/p>\n<p>200 m PAPILLON MESSIEURS (Men\u2019s 200m Butterfly)<\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nSILANTIEV Denis 1. UKRAINE 1:56.66 76 003 UKR 55.46 1:26.20 26.12 963<br \/>\nGHERGHEL Ioan 2. ROUMANIE 1:57.32 78 074 ROM 57.18 1:27.59 26.96 947<br \/>\nALMEIDA Kaio 3. BRESIL 1:57.38 84 256 BRA 56.50 1:26.79 26.53 945<br \/>\nSKVORTSOV Nikolai 4. RUSSIE 1:58.61 84 003 RUS 57.53 1:28.37 27.31 916<br \/>\nKANEDA Kazuya 5. JAPON 2:03.34 87 004 JPN 59.17 1:31.16 27.71 815<br \/>\nHEDEL Joanes 6. DUNKERQUE NATATION 2:04.19 80 232 FRA 58.26 1:30.85 27.68 798<br \/>\nCLERI Valerio 7. ITALIE 2:05.29 81 101 ITA 1:00.96 1:33.01 29.11 777<br \/>\nCOHEN Jason 8. AUSTRALIE 2:05.61 82 102 AUS 58.99 1:32.35 27.53 771<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nBACHMANN Stephan 1. SUISSE 2:04.33 84 008 SUI 59.13 1:31.70 27.96 795<br \/>\nMC MAHON Daniel 2. US ALL STAR DYNAMO 2:06.60 87 001 USA 1:00.94 1:33.70 28.50 753<br \/>\nNAVALON Raul 3. FED CATALANE 2:07.28 84 101 ESP 1:01.22 1:34.18 28.63 741<br \/>\nSEISTRUP Fredrik 4. DANEMARK 2:08.10 84 003 DEN 1:01.02 1:34.72 28.82 727<br \/>\nMAR REYNISSON Hj\u00f6rtur 5. SWIM TEAM KR 2:08.83 83 001 ISL 1:01.91 1:35.02 28.54 715<br \/>\nMELMER Nicolas 6. LUXEMBOURG 2:10.18 86 001 LUX 1:02.38 1:35.66 29.27 693<br \/>\nBOUSQUET Anthony 7. SO ROSNY 2:10.77 87 011 FRA 1:02.64 1:36.49 29.35 684<br \/>\nBORG Olivier 8. CN MARSEILLE 2:14.78 81 046 FRA 1:04.81 1:39.91 30.37 624<\/p>\n<p>400 m 4 NAGES DAMES (Women\u2019s 400m IM)<\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nKLOCHKOVA Yana 1. UKRAINE 4:41.79 82 003 UKR 1:02.53 1:38.47 2:13.37 2:54.81 3:37.26 29.42 4:10.00 962<br \/>\nMARANHAO MELO Joanna 2. BRESIL 4:42.55 87 250 NRN BRA 1:05.61 1:42.21 2:18.06 2:58.76 3:39.54 31.30 4:11.55 955<br \/>\nCASLARU Beatrice Nicoleta 3. ROUMANIE 4:44.76 75 003 ROM 1:06.06 1:43.77 2:21.53 3:00.46 3:40.55 31.02 4:13.11 933<br \/>\nMALAR Joanne 4. CANADA 4:48.27 75 001 CAN 1:05.60 1:43.33 2:19.77 3:00.62 3:42.36 31.10 4:16.27 899<br \/>\nBERGLUND Ann 5. JONKOPINGS 4:56.53 84 001 SWE 1:07.02 1:46.04 2:24.09 3:05.97 3:49.32 31.37 4:23.85 826<br \/>\nKLEIN Melissa 6. US ALL STAR DYNAMO 5:00.09 84 005 USA 1:07.89 1:47.99 2:27.13 3:10.06 3:51.17 32.93 4:26.31 797<br \/>\nVABRE Cylia 7. NC MONTELIMAR 5:00.77 84 503 FRA 1:06.13 1:44.98 2:23.99 3:07.02 3:51.43 30.77 4:26.71 791<br \/>\nBERGLUND Eva 8. JONKOPINGS 5:06.77 84 002 SWE 1:10.54 1:51.43 2:31.15 3:15.56 3:58.96 33.31 4:33.44 746<\/p>\n<p>400 m 4 NAGES MESSIEURS (Men\u2019s 400m IM)<\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nPEREIRA Thiago 1. BRESIL 4:21.25 86 250 BRA 1:00.91 1:34.92 2:08.53 2:44.99 3:22.21 28.68 3:53.13 934<br \/>\nSALATTA Lucas 2. BRESIL 4:21.49 87 001 BRA 1:00.63 1:34.54 2:08.26 2:45.44 3:23.55 28.37 3:53.55 931<br \/>\nTUMIOTTO Leonardo 3. ITALIE 4:28.32 83 101 ITA 1:01.11 1:35.92 2:09.60 2:48.07 3:26.48 28.73 3:58.36 862<br \/>\nWEIJIA Liu 4. CHINE POPULAIRE 4:31.04 89 012 CHN 1:01.67 1:38.94 2:14.72 2:52.39 3:30.08 28.94 4:01.56 836<br \/>\nSATO Hisayoshi 5. JAPON 4:33.18 87 005 JPN 1:01.01 1:36.00 2:10.61 2:49.99 3:31.42 28.62 4:02.40 817<br \/>\nCALLAHAN Andrew 6. US ALL STAR DYNAMO 4:35.06 86 003 USA 1:04.12 1:41.85 2:18.32 2:54.70 3:31.64 30.26 4:04.36 800<br \/>\nKURITA Yasuhiro 7. JAPON 4:35.08 86 005 JPN 1:02.45 1:38.13 2:13.26 2:53.90 3:34.29 29.42 4:05.09 800<br \/>\nCHARRIER Matthieu 8. CN MARSEILLE 4:42.86 82 037 FRA 1:05.87 1:42.87 2:18.68 2:59.50 3:40.42 31.13 4:12.66 736<\/p>\n<p>100 m DOS DAMES (Women\u2019s 100m Backstroke)<\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nZHIVANEVSKAYA Nina 1. ESPAGNE 1:01.73 77 001 NR ESP 30.43 968<br \/>\nKOMAROVA Stanislava 2. RUSSIE 1:02.13 86 001 RUS 30.95 950<br \/>\nROONEY Giaan 3. AUSTRALIE 1:02.21 82 222 AUS 30.83 946<br \/>\nMANAUDOU Laure 4. CN MELUN-DAMMARIE 1:02.30 86 118 FRA 31.07 942<br \/>\nARMELLINI Romina 5. AFRIQUE DU SUD 1:04.20 84 007 ITA 31.28 861<br \/>\nJORGENSEN Kathrine 6. DANEMARK 1:04.69 88 007 DEN 31.58 841<br \/>\nLUIKEN Stefanie 7. PAYS BAS 1:05.21 85 003 NED 31.93 821<br \/>\nEDINGTON Sophie 8. AUSTRALIE 1:05.68 84 250 AUS 31.78 804<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nBARON Esther 1. EP MANOSQUE 1:03.71 87 002 FRA 31.75 881<br \/>\nZHEN Liu 2. CHINE POPULAIRE 1:04.48 88 013 CHN 31.25 850<br \/>\nTAKEMURA Miyuki 3. JAPON 1:04.78 89 001 JPN 31.63 838<br \/>\nGUEHRER Marieke 4. AUSTRALIE 1:05.22 86 003 AUS 31.46 821<br \/>\nSHCHERBA Hanna 5. CS CLICHY 92 1:05.77 82 001 BLR 32.17 801<br \/>\nMOCANU Diana 6. ROUMANIE 1:06.10 84 001 ROM 32.64 789<br \/>\nVAN DER SCHILDEN Edith 7. LUXEMBOURG 1:07.02 80 003 LUX 32.95 757<br \/>\nAOKI Kei 8. JAPON 1:08.51 87 006 JPN 33.29 708<\/p>\n<p>100 m DOS MESSIEURS (Men\u2019s 100m Backstroke)<\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nFLOREA Razvan 1. ROUMANIE 56.25 80 501 ROM 27.55 937<br \/>\nDUFOUR Simon 2. LANGUEDOC 56.75 79 004 FRA 28.02 912<br \/>\nJANES Riley 3. CANADA 56.96 80 251 CAN 27.33 902<br \/>\nZANDBERG Gerhard 4. AFRIQUE DU SUD 57.19 83 009 RSA 27.86 891<br \/>\nNUNO Laurentino 5. SP. PORTUGAL 57.24 75 001 POR 27.77 889<br \/>\nBURNS Andrew 6. AUSTRALIE 57.57 82 003 AUS 28.40 874<br \/>\nROMERO Rogerio 7. BRESIL 57.81 69 250 BRA 29.01 863<br \/>\nMANGABEIRA Gabriel 8. BRESIL 58.56 82 252 BRA 27.92 830<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nMURPHY Patrick 1. AUSTRALIE 57.94 84 004 AUS 28.75 857<br \/>\nPICHETTE Alexandre 2. CANADA 58.98 77 001 CAN 28.47 812<br \/>\nRUI Yu 3. CHINE POPULAIRE 59.09 82 106 CHN 29.35 808<br \/>\nUCHIDA Shohei 4. JAPON 59.31 87 003 JPN 29.36 799<br \/>\nLACOURT Camille 5. LANGUEDOC 1:00.18 85 008 FRA 29.58 765<br \/>\nJENSEN Martin 6. DANEMARK 1:01.49 83 002 DEN 30.21 717<br \/>\nLEBON Christophe 7. CN ANTIBES 1:01.95 82 435 FRA 31.08 701<br \/>\nCHABERTY Pierre 8. PROVENCE 1:03.42 86 044 FRA 32.00 653<\/p>\n<p>200 m BRASSE DAMES (Women\u2019s 200m Breaststroke)<\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nJONES Leisel 1. AUSTRALIE 2:25.04 85 113 NR AUS 1:10.02 1:47.57 33.08 998<br \/>\nJUKIC Mirna 2. AUTRICHE 2:26.30 86 001 AUT 1:10.74 1:48.14 34.05 972<br \/>\nBOGOMAZOVA Elena 3. RUSSIE 2:30.92 82 001 RUS 1:13.05 1:52.03 34.70 885<br \/>\nNAN Luo 3. CHINE POPULAIRE 2:30.92 86 009 CHN 1:13.48 1:52.00 35.21 885<br \/>\nNAKAMURA Sayaka 5. JAPON 2:33.49 87 007 JPN 1:15.55 1:54.61 35.32 842<br \/>\nKATSOULIS Sarah 6. AUSTRALIE 2:33.55 84 002 AUS 1:13.28 1:53.13 34.83 841<br \/>\nDOBRAL Coralie 7. SO ROSNY 2:35.59 87 002 FRA 1:15.12 1:55.05 36.12 808<br \/>\nLE PARANTHOEN Anne Sophie 8. CS CLICHY 92 2:37.74 77 054 FRA 1:16.02 1:56.90 36.13 775<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nCHENFEI Ma 1. CHINE POPULAIRE 2:37.36 89 014 CHN 1:16.48 1:57.11 36.15 781<br \/>\nIRITA Tsukushi 2. JAPON 2:38.95 87 008 JPN 1:17.44 1:58.33 37.52 758<br \/>\nMOLLER PEDERSEN Rikke 3. DANEMARK 2:44.22 89 002 DEN 1:18.52 2:01.41 35.91 687<br \/>\nLONNE Rikke 4. DANEMARK 2:50.04 88 006 DEN 1:21.35 2:06.81 38.51 619<br \/>\nHARALDSDOTTIR Erla Dogg 5. IRB ISLANDE 2:57.92 88 001 ISL 1:14.10 2:10.31 34.78 0<\/p>\n<p>200 m BRASSE MESSIEURS (Men\u2019s 200m Breaststroke) <\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nRICKARD Brenton 1. AUSTRALIE 2:14.88 84 251 AUS 1:03.80 1:38.98 29.99 885<br \/>\nLISOGOR Oleg 2. UKRAINE 2:16.19 79 009 UKR 1:04.73 1:39.54 30.61 860<br \/>\nVANCINI Michele 3. ITALIE 2:16.62 81 103 ITA 1:06.21 1:41.32 31.42 852<br \/>\nFISCHER Eduardo 4. BRESIL 2:18.69 80 001 BRA 1:08.37 1:43.85 32.41 814<br \/>\nBOULIANNE Michel 5. CANADA 2:18.96 78 001 CAN 1:06.30 1:42.12 30.81 809<br \/>\nVAN VALKENGOED Thijs 6. PAYS BAS 2:19.06 83 001 NED 1:06.26 1:42.01 31.37 808<br \/>\nSHIRAI Hiroyuki 7. JAPON 2:19.88 86 006 JPN 1:07.36 1:43.73 32.01 793<br \/>\nLAFOSSE Marc 8. GIRONDINS BORDEAUX 2:20.29 81 008 FRA 1:07.45 1:43.45 31.76 787<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nNICOLARDOT Julien 1. MULHOUSE ON 2:19.69 81 003 FRA 1:08.68 1:44.41 32.28 797<br \/>\nDUBOSCQ Hugues 2. CN LE HAVRE 2:20.08 81 010 FRA 1:06.18 1:43.02 30.68 790<br \/>\nCALLAHAN Andrew 3. US ALL STAR DYNAMO 2:20.80 86 003 USA 1:09.37 1:45.44 33.24 778<br \/>\nZHIFANG Guo 4. CHINE POPULAIRE 2:21.73 85 104 CHN 1:08.42 1:45.72 32.36 763<br \/>\nPAQUOT Fran\u00e7ois Xavier 5. A.S. MONACO 2:23.35 83 067 FRA 1:08.29 1:45.26 31.89 737<br \/>\nDE PELLEGRINI Tony 6. LANGUEDOC 2:24.48 82 002 FRA 1:09.36 1:46.31 32.68 720<br \/>\nWAEBER Dimitri 7. GENEVE NATATION 1885 2:24.90 86 001 SUI 1:10.05 1:47.90 32.86 714<br \/>\nDALGAARD Emil 8. DANEMARK 2:25.89 86 002 DEN 1:10.38 1:48.24 33.01 699<\/p>\n<p>400 m NAGE LIBRE MESSIEURS (Men\u2019s 400m Freestyle)<\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nCOMAN Dragos 1. ROUMANIE 3:51.97 80 001 ROM 55.67 1:24.66 1:53.77 2:23.31 2:52.98 26.85 3:22.90 873<br \/>\nROSTOUCHER Nicolas 2. MULHOUSE ON 3:52.99 81 020 FRA 56.40 1:25.85 1:55.23 2:24.89 2:54.92 27.36 3:24.68 861<br \/>\nLEVEAUX Amaury 3. MULHOUSE ON 3:55.57 85 004 FRA 57.37 1:27.46 1:57.48 2:27.76 2:58.01 27.09 3:27.79 833<br \/>\nUCHIDA Sho 4. JAPON 3:57.51 86 004 JPN 57.55 1:27.11 1:57.19 2:27.12 2:57.32 27.87 3:27.45 813<br \/>\nSCHMITT Guy No\u00ebl 5. CN CANNES 4:01.65 83 003 FRA 58.06 1:29.25 2:00.60 2:29.10 2:59.04 27.60 3:30.18 772<br \/>\nMOSCA Rafael 6. BRESIL 4:01.85 82 251 BRA 58.20 1:28.55 1:59.64 2:30.93 3:02.61 28.25 3:33.25 770<br \/>\nCLERI Valerio 7. ITALIE 4:02.39 81 101 ITA 58.93 1:29.85 2:00.99 2:31.86 3:02.69 28.52 3:33.28 765<br \/>\nBONFIM Bruno 8. BRESIL 4:02.99 79 250 BRA 57.82 1:28.49 1:59.86 2:30.58 3:01.65 27.85 3:32.35 759<\/p>\n<p>800 m NAGE LIBRE MESSIEURS (Men\u2019s 800m Freestyle)<\/p>\n<p>NR COMAN Dragos 1. ROUMANIE 8:00.88 80 001 ROM 1:57.47 2:57.43 3:57.55 4:58.32 5:59.58 57.63 7:00.88 1008<br \/>\nROSTOUCHER Nicolas 2. MULHOUSE ON 8:02.33 81 020 FRA 1:58.39 2:58.90 3:59.70 5:01.17 6:03.24 58.03 7:05.29 999<br \/>\nFESENKO Sergey 3. UKRAINE 8:02.40 82 000 UKR 1:58.04 2:58.28 3:59.09 5:00.83 6:03.42 58.15 7:05.49 998<br \/>\nCLERI Valerio 4. ITALIE 8:10.03 81 101 ITA 2:01.05 3:02.69 4:03.93 5:05.87 6:07.67 59.48 7:09.56 952<br \/>\nSCHMITT Guy No\u00ebl 5. CN CANNES 8:19.65 83 003 FRA 2:01.42 3:03.72 4:06.72 5:10.41 6:13.38 59.20 7:16.85 898<br \/>\nZOLEZZI Gian Carlo 6. CHILI 8:23.16 81 002 CHI 2:03.84 3:07.85 4:11.83 5:15.32 6:18.96 1:00.20 7:22.20 880<br \/>\nEWALD Chris 7. US ALL STAR DYNAMO 8:24.32 86 001 USA 2:03.84 3:07.01 4:11.02 5:14.99 6:19.20 1:00.29 7:23.09 874<br \/>\nMILLER Rob 8. US ALL STAR DYNAMO 8:24.91 85 001 USA 2:04.07 3:07.69 4:11.22 5:14.95 6:18.85 1:00.57 7:22.63 871<br \/>\nCLAAR Johan 9. JONKOPINGS 8:29.71 84 003 SWE 2:04.68 3:09.14 4:13.88 5:17.98 6:22.68 1:00.85 7:26.98 846<br \/>\nMC MAHON Daniel 10. US ALL STAR DYNAMO 8:31.42 87 001 USA 2:05.80 3:09.95 4:14.44 5:19.14 6:23.66 1:01.66 7:27.86 838<br \/>\nTHONESEN Jon 11. DANEMARK 8:33.79 86 003 DEN 2:05.34 3:10.42 4:15.72 5:19.87 6:24.73 1:01.12 7:28.92 826<br \/>\nDE GERONA Yannick 12. CN FONT-ROMEU-CERDAGNE 8:40.67 86 004 FRA 2:08.37 3:13.22 4:18.62 5:23.69 6:29.20 1:02.65 7:35.18 794<br \/>\nSEHER Julien 13. MULHOUSE ON 8:56.50 88 302 FRA 2:11.11 3:18.80 4:26.60 5:34.41 6:42.63 1:03.57 7:50.53 726<br \/>\nMANCHA Victor 14. FED CATALANE 9:01.74 85 002 ESP 2:13.08 3:21.46 4:28.94 5:35.90 6:44.36 1:04.86 7:53.63 705<br \/>\nSIGUROSSON Hilmar Petur 15. IRB ISLANDE 9:15.01 86 001 ISL 2:15.84 3:26.37 4:36.24 5:45.90 6:56.02 1:06.06 8:05.62 655<\/p>\n<p>50 m NAGE LIBRE DAMES (Women\u2019s 50m Freestyle)<\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nLENTON Lisbeth 1. AUSTRALIE 25.18 85 250 AUS 961<br \/>\nENGELSMAN Michelle 2. AUSTRALIE 25.25 79 006 AUS 953<br \/>\nDELAROLI CAZZIOLATO Flavia 3. BRESIL 25.73 83 001 BRA 901<br \/>\nGUSMAO Rebeca 4. BRESIL 25.83 80 005 BRA 890<br \/>\nGROOT Chantal 5. PAYS BAS 25.88 82 002 NED 885<br \/>\nGUEHRER Marieke 6. AUSTRALIE 26.16 86 003 AUS 857<br \/>\nMONGEL Aurore 7. MULHOUSE ON 26.40 82 035 FRA 834<br \/>\nZHENHUA Yang 8. CHINE POPULAIRE 26.45 88 011 CHN 829<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nEDINGTON Sophie 1. AUSTRALIE 26.19 84 250 AUS 854<br \/>\nREESE Shane 2. AUSTRALIE 26.37 82 104 AUS 837<br \/>\nPARTIKA Elina 2. ESTONIE 26.37 83 001 EST 837<br \/>\nSHCHERBA Hanna 4. CS CLICHY 92 26.42 82 001 BLR 832<br \/>\nVELDHUIS Marleen 5. PAYS BAS 26.43 79 002 NED 831<br \/>\nKRISTJANSDOTTIR Kolbrun Yr 6. ISLANDE IA 26.59 83 001 ISL 816<br \/>\nRAGNARSDOTTIR Ragnheidur 7. SUND. HAFNARFJORDUR 26.65 84 001 ISL 811<br \/>\nKEARNS Paige 8. ATHENS BULLDOGS 26.80 83 001 USA 797<\/p>\n<p>50 m NAGE LIBRE MESSIEURS (Men\u2019s 50m Freestyle)<\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nMAITRE David 1. CS CLICHY 92 22.71 80 420 FRA 898<br \/>\nVOLYNETS Olexandr 1. UKRAINE 22.71 74 002 UKR 898<br \/>\nHAWKE Brett 3. AUSTRALIE 22.72 76 005 AUS 897<br \/>\nSOUZA Jader 4. BRESIL 22.92 83 250 BRA 874<br \/>\nBERNARD Alain 5. CN MARSEILLE 22.94 83 036 FRA 871<br \/>\nCAYETTE Germain 6. CN ANTIBES 23.26 83 768 FRA 836<br \/>\nTHANNING Karl 7. AFRIQUE DU SUD 23.28 77 004 RSA 834<br \/>\nJANES Riley 8. CANADA 23.37 80 251 CAN 824<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nPOPOV Alexander 1. RUSSIE 22.84 71 001 RUS 883<br \/>\nKAPRALOV Andrei 2. RUSSIE 23.25 80 004 RUS 837<br \/>\nLEVEAUX Amaury 3. MULHOUSE ON 23.44 85 004 FRA 817<br \/>\nVEENS Mark 4. PAYS BAS 23.45 78 006 NED 816<br \/>\nSICOT Julien 5. CS CLICHY 92 23.50 78 400 FRA 810<br \/>\nDALE OEN Robin 6. NORVEGE 23.70 80 001 NOR 790<br \/>\nPROBERT Carl 6. ILES FIDJI 23.70 75 250 FIJ 790<br \/>\nSCHERER Fernando 8. BRESIL 24.48 74 236 BRA 717<\/p>\n<p>200 m 4 NAGES DAMES (Women\u2019s 200m IM)<\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nKLOCHKOVA Yana 1. UKRAINE 2:14.67 82 003 UKR 1:03.42 1:43.27 28.83 949<br \/>\nCASLARU Beatrice Nicoleta 2. ROUMANIE 2:15.67 75 003 ROM 1:05.65 1:44.02 30.15 928<br \/>\nMARANHAO MELO Joanna 3. BRESIL 2:16.82 87 250 BRA 1:06.17 1:46.17 30.74 905<br \/>\nMALAR Joanne 4. CANADA 2:17.20 75 001 CAN 1:05.65 1:45.14 30.31 898<br \/>\nTIANYI Zhang 5. CHINE POPULAIRE 2:18.91 90 010 CHN 1:05.44 1:46.05 30.05 865<br \/>\nJIE Li 6. CHINE POPULAIRE 2:20.16 83 005 CHN 1:08.55 1:48.10 30.51 842<br \/>\nVABRE Cylia 7. NC MONTELIMAR 2:20.77 84 503 FRA 1:06.92 1:48.10 30.39 831<br \/>\nZHEN Liu 8. CHINE POPULAIRE 2:20.98 88 013 CHN 1:06.68 1:48.08 31.59 827<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nBERGLUND Ann 1. JONKOPINGS 2:20.37 84 001 SWE 1:06.82 1:47.24 30.53 838<br \/>\nERIKSSON Hanna 2. SODERTALJE SIM 2:21.52 84 001 SWE 1:08.70 1:48.55 31.17 818<br \/>\nBARON Esther 3. EP MANOSQUE 2:21.60 87 002 FRA 1:05.47 1:49.89 30.99 817<br \/>\nCHENFEI Ma 4. CHINE POPULAIRE 2:22.83 89 014 CHN 1:09.84 1:49.76 31.33 796<br \/>\nKLEIN Melissa 5. US ALL STAR DYNAMO 2:23.29 84 005 USA 1:09.08 1:49.37 31.17 788<br \/>\nWATANABE Kozue 6. JAPON 2:24.48 86 008 JPN 1:08.16 1:52.03 29.66 769<br \/>\nMONTAGNI Flora 7. SWIM TEAM KR 2:25.27 81 001 ISL 1:09.61 1:50.57 32.03 756<br \/>\nBERGLUND Eva 8. JONKOPINGS 2:26.12 84 002 SWE 1:10.16 1:52.98 31.99 743<\/p>\n<p>200 m 4 NAGES MESSIEURS (Men\u2019s 200m IM)<\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nSALATTA Lucas 1. BRESIL 2:03.96 87 001 BRA 58.97 1:35.35 27.03 941<br \/>\nPARKIN Terence 2. AFRIQUE DU SUD 2:04.64 80 001 RSA 1:00.52 1:35.20 28.01 925<br \/>\nYABE Diogo 3. BRESIL 2:04.66 80 251 BRA 1:00.24 1:36.00 27.53 925<br \/>\nNUNO Laurentino 4. SP. PORTUGAL 2:06.56 75 001 POR 57.70 1:36.46 26.37 884<br \/>\nSATO Hisayoshi 5. JAPON 2:06.66 87 005 JPN 59.15 1:37.46 27.16 882<br \/>\nSOULIER Christophe 6. LANGUEDOC 2:09.57 84 008 FRA 1:01.48 1:39.49 27.83 824<br \/>\nCROS Sylvain 7. CS CLICHY 92 2:09.87 80 002 FRA 59.76 1:38.35 27.41 818<br \/>\nZHIFANG Guo 8. CHINE POPULAIRE 2:10.04 85 104 CHN 1:03.93 1:40.06 27.88 815<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nWEIJIA Liu 1. CHINE POPULAIRE 2:06.07 89 012 CHN 59.93 1:36.45 27.57 894<br \/>\nSAMINADIN Olivier 2. CN MARSEILLE 2:10.21 77 008 FRA 1:02.56 1:39.93 27.73 812<br \/>\nHEDEL Joanes 3. DUNKERQUE NATATION 2:10.30 80 232 FRA 1:01.33 1:39.44 27.75 810<br \/>\nBENABID Raouf 4. CN MARSEILLE 2:10.63 85 038 ALG 1:03.46 1:41.87 29.61 804<br \/>\nCLARET Enric 5. ANDORRE 2:12.52 81 001 AND 1:04.78 1:42.55 29.07 770<br \/>\nCHARRIER Matthieu 6. CN MARSEILLE 2:13.07 82 037 FRA 1:04.79 1:43.45 29.81 760<br \/>\nFORGET Antoine 7. RCF ET ASPTT PARIS 2:13.63 82 003 FRA 1:03.35 1:42.65 28.18 751<br \/>\nCALLAHAN Andrew 8. US ALL STAR DYNAMO 2:14.34 86 003 USA 1:06.42 1:43.55 30.16 739<\/p>\n<p>200 m NAGE LIBRE DAMES (Women\u2019s 200m Freestyle) <\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nPOTEC Camelia 1. ROUMANIE 1:59.80 82 001 ROM 59.73 1:30.09 28.80 960<br \/>\nPOLL Claudia 2. COSTARICA 2:00.21 72 001 CRC 59.11 1:30.27 28.58 950<br \/>\nGRAHAM Elka 3. AUSTRALIE 2:00.47 81 003 AUS 59.18 1:30.12 28.63 944<br \/>\nMONGEL Aurore 4. MULHOUSE ON 2:01.75 82 035 FRA 59.60 1:30.93 28.72 914<br \/>\nREIMER Brittany 5. CANADA 2:01.84 88 250 CAN 59.95 1:31.45 29.20 912<br \/>\nREESE Shane 6. AUSTRALIE 2:02.57 82 104 AUS 59.52 1:30.82 28.26 896<br \/>\nBROCHADO Mariana 7. BRESIL 2:03.49 84 252 BRA 1:00.47 1:32.26 29.48 876<br \/>\nMARANHAO MELO Joanna 8. BRESIL 2:03.80 87 250 BRA 1:01.01 1:32.50 29.87 870<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nSHCHERBA Hanna 1. CS CLICHY 92 2:03.04 82 001 BLR 1:00.89 1:32.35 29.46 886<br \/>\nLEMMEN Celina 2. PAYS BAS 2:03.31 85 222 NED 1:00.52 1:32.44 29.50 880<br \/>\nURABE Norie 3. JAPON 2:04.77 86 007 JPN 1:01.57 1:33.35 29.68 849<br \/>\nFERREIRA Monique 4. BRESIL 2:04.94 80 002 BRA 1:01.47 1:33.49 29.79 846<br \/>\nROONEY Giaan 5. AUSTRALIE 2:05.33 82 222 AUS 1:01.14 1:33.37 29.69 838<br \/>\nUEDA Haruka 6. JAPON 2:05.80 88 002 JPN 1:00.97 1:34.06 29.42 829<br \/>\nDEKKER Inge 7. PAYS BAS 2:06.42 85 444 NED 1:02.06 1:35.01 29.51 817<\/p>\n<p>200 m NAGE LIBRE MESSIEURS (Men\u2019s 200m Freestyle) <\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nSAY Rick 1. CANADA 1:48.67 79 001 CAN 52.83 1:20.66 25.54 901<br \/>\nKAPRALOV Andrei 2. RUSSIE 1:49.78 80 004 RUS 53.56 1:22.54 25.58 874<br \/>\nKUZNETSOV Maxim 3. RUSSIE 1:50.58 82 250 RUS 53.60 1:22.31 25.68 855<br \/>\nMURPHY Patrick 4. AUSTRALIE 1:51.13 84 004 AUS 54.24 1:23.41 25.92 842<br \/>\nCASTRO Rodrigo 5. BRESIL 1:52.16 78 250 BRA 55.07 1:23.75 26.66 819<br \/>\nTCHERNYCHEV Dmitri 6. RUSSIE 1:52.84 75 005 RUS 54.61 1:23.76 26.26 805<br \/>\nCOMAN Dragos 7. ROUMANIE 1:54.66 80 001 ROM 55.70 1:25.18 26.95 767<br \/>\nFESENKO Sergey 8. UKRAINE 1:55.16 82 000 UKR 56.06 1:26.25 27.16 757<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nTOWNSEND Darian 1. AFRIQUE DU SUD 1:51.85 84 003 RSA 53.26 1:22.15 25.28 826<br \/>\nUCHIDA Sho 2. JAPON 1:52.82 86 004 JPN 56.07 1:24.87 27.28 805<br \/>\nMOSCA Rafael 3. BRESIL 1:53.48 82 251 BRA 55.64 1:24.72 26.88 791<br \/>\nMADELAINE Matthieu 4. US LA FLECHE 1:53.58 83 240 FRA 55.86 1:25.09 27.10 789<br \/>\nSCHMITT Guy No\u00ebl 5. CN CANNES 1:53.80 83 003 FRA 57.05 1:25.77 27.49 784<br \/>\nCAFFET Romain 6. GIRONDINS BORDEAUX 1:54.43 82 300 FRA 56.07 1:25.77 26.91 772<br \/>\nBAGRI Georges 6. A.S. MONACO 1:54.43 76 108 APA 54.93 1:24.71 26.41 772<br \/>\nJAYME Carlos 8. BRESIL 1:55.66 80 003 BRA 55.04 1:25.09 26.22 747<\/p>\n<p>100 m BRASSE DAMES (Women\u2019s 100m Breaststroke)<\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nJONES Leisel 1. AUSTRALIE 1:07.89 85 113 NR AUS 32.09 1001<br \/>\nKATSOULIS Sarah 2. AUSTRALIE 1:09.14 84 002 AUS 33.09 948<br \/>\nBOGOMAZOVA Elena 3. RUSSIE 1:09.34 82 001 RUS 33.15 940<br \/>\nJUKIC Mirna 4. AUTRICHE 1:09.94 86 001 AUT 33.60 916<br \/>\nNAKAMURA Sayaka 5. JAPON 1:10.91 87 007 JPN 34.19 878<br \/>\nLE PARANTHOEN Anne Sophie 6. CS CLICHY 92 1:11.82 77 054 FRA 33.75 845<br \/>\nNAN Luo 7. CHINE POPULAIRE 1:11.86 86 009 CHN 34.31 844<br \/>\nBAANS Madelon 8. PAYS BAS 1:12.14 77 001 NED 34.43 834<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nHARALDSDOTTIR Erla Dogg 1. IRB ISLANDE 1:13.44 88 001 ISL 34.86 791<br \/>\nCHENFEI Ma 2. CHINE POPULAIRE 1:13.60 89 014 CHN 35.22 786<br \/>\nKLEIN Melissa 3. US ALL STAR DYNAMO 1:13.95 84 005 USA 35.31 774<br \/>\nMOLLER PEDERSEN Rikke 4. DANEMARK 1:14.29 89 002 DEN 34.70 764<br \/>\nZHEN Liu 5. CHINE POPULAIRE 1:14.52 88 013 CHN 36.83 757<br \/>\nDISTEL Marjorie 6. CN MELUN-DAMMARIE 1:14.97 77 027 FRA 35.75 743<br \/>\nDOBRAL Coralie 7. SO ROSNY 1:15.64 87 002 FRA 36.36 724<br \/>\nLAGLBAVER Betty 8. CN GAP 1:15.82 89 001 FRA 35.74 718<\/p>\n<p>100 m BRASSE MESSIEURS (Men\u2019s 100m Breaststroke) <\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nLISOGOR Oleg 1. UKRAINE 1:01.55 79 009 UKR 29.04 974<br \/>\nRICKARD Brenton 2. AUSTRALIE 1:02.61 84 251 AUS 29.25 925<br \/>\nFISCHER Eduardo 3. BRESIL 1:02.79 80 001 BRA 29.22 918<br \/>\nVANCINI Michele 4. ITALIE 1:03.20 81 103 ITA 29.78 900<br \/>\nNYSTROM Morten 5. NORVEGE 1:03.70 78 005 NOR 29.83 879<br \/>\nVAN VALKENGOED Thijs 6. PAYS BAS 1:04.36 83 001 NED 30.43 852<br \/>\nBOULIANNE Michel 7. CANADA 1:04.44 78 001 CAN 29.96 849<br \/>\nLAFOSSE Marc 8. GIRONDINS BORDEAUX 1:05.17 81 008 FRA 30.83 821<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nNICOLARDOT Julien 1. MULHOUSE ON 1:04.76 81 003 FRA 30.64 836<br \/>\nSHIRAI Hiroyuki 2. JAPON 1:06.14 86 006 JPN 31.82 785<br \/>\nDE PELLEGRINI Tony 3. LANGUEDOC 1:06.16 82 002 FRA 31.06 784<br \/>\nDONG Wu 4. CHINE POPULAIRE 1:06.18 83 006 CHN 31.18 784<br \/>\nPAQUOT Fran\u00e7ois Xavier 5. A.S. MONACO 1:06.30 83 067 FRA 30.92 779<br \/>\nFOUESNANT Paul Louis 6. CANET 66 NATATION 1:06.72 85 002 FRA 31.10 765<br \/>\nCHAUMONT Bruno 7. US TALENCE 1:06.88 82 053 FRA 31.30 759<br \/>\nDALGAARD Emil 8. DANEMARK 1:07.87 86 002 DEN 32.29 726<\/p>\n<p>100 m PAPILLON DAMES (Women\u2019s 100m Butterfly)<\/p>\n<p>FINALE A<br \/>\nPOPCHANKA Alena 1. CS CLICHY 92 58.98 79 003 BLR 27.80 900<br \/>\nJACOBSEN Mette 2. DANEMARK 59.84 73 001 DEN 28.21 862<br \/>\nSCHIPPER Jessicah 3. AUSTRALIE 1:00.31 86 250 AUS 28.55 842<br \/>\nLACROIX Audrey 4. CANADA 1:00.36 83 003 CAN 28.67 840<br \/>\nLENTON Lisbeth 5. AUSTRALIE 1:00.41 85 250 AUS 28.50 838<br \/>\nKOPACHENIA Hanna 6. NC MONTELIMAR 1:00.58 80 001 BLR 28.20 831<br \/>\nMIGLIORI Ambra 7. ITALIE 1:01.14 84 102 ITA 28.59 808<br \/>\nYANO Yurie 8. JAPON 1:02.96 88 001 JPN 28.84 740<br \/>\nFINALE B<br \/>\nLAUREN Destiny 1. 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