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Battle Awaits In Men’s 100 Back In Paris Prelims

By Newton Christian
August 15, 2026 1 Min Read
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European Championships, Day Six Prelims: Olympic & World Champions Set For Heats Battle

The penultimate day of prelims get underway at the Olympic Aquatic Centre with Olympic and world champions ready to do battle.

The men’s 100 back includes the likes of world record-holder Thomas Ceccon, world bronze medallist and home favourite Yohann Ndoye Brouard and 200 back champion Hubert Kos.

Ruta Meilutyte makes her first appearance in Paris with the Lithuanian already towing two 50 breast titles.

Men’s 50 Free

Nikita Sheremet of Ukraine led the way in 21.56 ahead of Croatian Jere Hribar (21.62).

Egor Kornev – second in the 2026 rankings in 21.06 – was safely through in 21.67 with Kristof Milak and Vladyslav Bukhov making semis in 21.87.

Home favourite Maxime Grousset also progressed in 21.91, the morning after his false start led to France’s DQ in the mixed free relay.

 

Women’s 200 Fly

Twenty-six women took to the water across three prelims with Helena Rosendahl Bach leading the way in the defence of her title in 2:08.42 ahead of Italy’s Paola Borrelli (2:08.89).

Lana Pudar, the silver medallist last time out at Belgrade 2024, navigated her way through to post 2:10.92 for sixth.

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