USA’s Tom Shields and Aussie Emma McKeon finished atop in the Budapest overall ranks to bag 12,000 USD apiece. Shields not only completed a butterfly treble but on the last day he won the 50m fly and the 100m back in a span of fifteen
Rio Olympic champion and Tokyo silver medallist Kylie Chalmers offered an outstanding swim in the men’s 100m free on the second day in Budapest – this time he showed up with a normal outlook
South African Matthew Sates’ dream journey continued in Budapest: he bagged two golds on the opening day in the Duna Arena and brought down one more junior World Record this time in the 400m free. Maria Ugolkova of Switzerland
For the first time in long months, a major FINA swimming meet will be held in front of spectators – the second leg of the 2021 FINA Swimming World Cup in Budapest
As in the two previous Swimming World Cups in Budapest, this time again there will be an extra program in addition to the official competitions:
The FINA World Cup will come to third time to Budapest with the best swimmers in the world, and a lot of young talents too. Not only will we see Hungarian top swimmers compete, such as Olympic champion Milák Kristóf, or Kapás Boglárka, Szabó Szebasztián, Késely Ajna, Mihályvári-Farkas Viki
