Swimming, Ceccon’s scream in the 100m backstroke: he also wins in Montecarlo

Ceccon is coming back. The 2001 Vicenza phenomenon wins in Montecarlo, this time in the 100m backstroke, the specialty of which he is world champion and record holder (51 ”60). The blue swims on the levels of the trials in Riccione, where he qualified for the World Championships in July in Fukuoka in 53″36: this time he needed 53″45 to beat the Pole Masiuk (53″97) and the French Ndoye (54″ 30). Thomas is also the fastest in the dolphin sprint tournament: 23.49. Burlina’s pupil had won the 100 freestyle in Barcelona, ​​in the second stage of the mare Nostrum, under 49”. Nicolò Martinenghi is the fastest in the 50m tournament: a 27”27 breaststroke. Tomorrow for Tete double effort between 50 and 100 breaststrokes.

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In the women’s 100m breaststroke, Lydia Jacoby returns under 1’06”: for the Alaskan Olympian a success in 1’05″99 (31″27) over Aoki (Gia) 1’07″04 and Gorbenko (Isr) 1 ’07”25, while Lisa Angiolini is sixth in 1’08”16. In the 50m breaststroke tournament, the Italian qualified for the World Cup drops to 31″45, worsens to 31″68 in the quarterfinals but finishes eighth (the fastest is Jacoby 30″08). The 200m dolphin was fast, won with the meeting record by Honda (Gia) 1’54”22 from Krzysztof Chmielewski (Pol) 1’55”09 and Noè Ponti (Svi) 1’55”42. And meeting record with third seasonal world time for Siobhan Haughey in the 200m freestyle: 1’55”03.