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22° Euro Meet – Tripletta ITA 100 rana uomini. Recap written by Redazione | 27 Gennaio 2020 Cala il sipario sulla 22esima edizione dell’Euro Meet 2020, manifestazione in vasca lunga organizzata dalla Federnuoto del Lussemburgo (FSLN) valida come prima tappa del circuito Len Swimming Cup, segue il link alla pagina dei risultati in real time. Anche nella terza giornata di gare la migliore prestazione tecnica è stata realizzata dalla svedese Sarah Sjoestrom nei 100 stile libero (53.02). La rappresentativa azzurra con Ceccon, Martinenghi, Bianchi e Di Pietro ha vinto la staffetta 4×100 mista mixed. Gli azzurri sul podio nella terza giornata 400 SL – 2) Romei Giorgia 4.12.00 100 RA U – 1) Martinenghi Nicolò 59.96 100 RA U – 2) Poggio Federico 1.00.62 100 RA U – 3) Scozzoli Fabio 1.00.82 200 DO U – 2) Ciccarese Christopher 1.59.42 100 SL U – 2) Ceccon Thomas 48.98 4×100 MX mixed – 1) Fed. ITALIA 3.49.79 GIORNO 2 – La migliore prestazione femminile della seconda giornata è stata nuovamente nuotata dalla svedese Sarah Sjoestrom nei 50 stile libero (24.14), seconda l’azzurra Silvia Di Pietro (25.33), per il settore maschile il migliore è stato lo sprinter francese Florent Manaoudou che ha nuotato i 50 stile libero in 21.56 davanti al brasiliano Bruno Fratus (21.77). In chiusura di giornata la formazione italiana ha vinto la staffetta 4×100 stile libero mixed con Ivano Vendrame (50.46), Manuel Frigo (49.07), Silvia Di Pietro 55.87 e Ilaria Bianchi (57.17). Gli azzurri sul podio nella seconda giornata 50 RA – 1) Martinenghi Nicolò 27.18 50 RA – 2) Scozzoli Fabio 27.33 1500 SL – 1) Salin Giulia 16.35.81 50 SL – 2) Di Pietro Silvia 25.33 4×100 sl mixed – 1) Italia 3.32.52 GIORNO 1 – La migliore prestazione femminile della giornata è stata nuotata dalla svedese Sarah Sjoestrom nei 50 farfalla (25.12), per il settore maschile il migliore è stato l’ucraino Mykhaylo Romanchuk che ha nuotato i 1500 stile libero in 14.53.58. Gli azzurri sul podio nella prima giornata 100 DO – 1) Ceccon Thomas 53.80 800 SL – 1) Salin Giulia 8.36.85 800 SL – 2) Romei Giorgia 8.37.47 RISULTATI COMPLETI PRESENTAZIONE On line la start list della 22esima edizione dell’Euro Meet 2020, manifestazione in vasca lunga organizzata dalla Federnuoto del Lussemburgo (FSLN) valida come prima tappa del circuito Len Swimming Cup che vedrà in gara diversi nuotatori italiani e numerosi big del nuoto continentale, il meeting si svolgerà dal 24 al 26 gennaio presso il Centre National Sportif et Culturel d’Coque. Questi alcuni dei BIG in gara all’Euro Meet di Lussemburgo. Florent Manaudou, Jeremy Stravius, Aurelie Muller, Charlotte Bonnet,Katinka Hosszu, Andriy Govorov, Mykhailo Romanchuk, Velimir Stjepanovic, Marco Koch, Bruno Fratus, Jeremy Desplanches, Sarah Sjoestroem, Pernille Blume, Ben Proud e gli azzurri Nicolo Martinenghi, Ilaria Cusinato, Ilaria Bianchi, Silvia Di Pietro, Thomas Ceccon, Christian Ciccarese, Luca Dotto, Manuel Frigo, Ivano Vendrame, Alex Di Giorgio, Leonardo Deplanoe Matteo Milli. Saranno al via 785 atleti provenienti da 29 nazioni, numeri importanti per questa ventiduesima edizione del Trofeo. START LIST SITO WEB UFFICIALE.

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