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Finswimming World Cup

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The CMAS Finswimming World Cup is an event created for the CMAS in 2006, in the pursuit of promoting and generate more opportunities for finswimming athletes to compete in an international level.

Events[edit]

Source[1]

All World Cups have been a two day competition since their first edition in 2006.[2] Each has the same format, races are split by gender - male and female - and category, no finals.

Current categories[edit]

  • Junior (B, C, D - From 12 to 17 years old)
  • Senior (A - Older than 18 years old)

Current events[edit]

  • Surface: 50, 100, 200, 400, 800
  • Immersion: 50 Apnea, 100 Immersion
  • Bifins: 50, 100, 200, 400
  • Relays: 4 x 100 Surface (Female - Male), 4 x 100 Bifins Mixed

Event history[edit]

Swimming pool[edit]

Source[3]

Year Event Name Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Golden Final
2006 1st Finswimming WC Sharm ElSheikh

 Egypt

Hajdúszoboszló

 Hungary

Ravenna

 Italy

Palma de Mallorca

 Spain

Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski

 Poland

2007 2nd Finswimming WC Donostia - San Sebastian

 Spain

Hajdúszoboszló

 Hungary

Ravenna

 Italy

Belgrade

Serb

Palma de Mallorca

 Spain

Alexandria

 Egypt

2008 3rd Finswimming WC Gorzow Wielkopolski

 Poland

Hajdúszoboszló

 Hungary

Ravenna

 Italy

Palma de Mallorca

 Spain

Moscow

 Russia

Alexandria

 Egypt

2009 4th Finswimming WC Bogotá

 Colombia

Aix En Provence

 France

Hajdúszoboszló

 Hungary

Ravenna

 Italy

Tenero

  Switzerland

Valencia

 Spain

2010 5th Finswimming WC Hajdúszoboszló

 Hungary

Lignano Sabbiadoro

 Italy

Berlin

 Germany

Yantai

 China

Bogota

 Colombia

Aix En Provence

 France

2011 6th Finswimming WC Hajdúszoboszló

 Hungary

Lignano Sabbiadoro

 Italy

Szczecin

 Poland

Leipzig

 Germany

Palma de Mallorca

 Spain

Yantai

 China

2012 7th Finswimming WC Eger

 Hungary

Lignano Sabbiadoro

 Italy

Perm

 Russia

Gliwice

 Poland

Palma de Mallorca

 Spain

Alexandria

 Egypt

2013 8th Finswimming WC Eger

 Hungary

Lignano Sabbiadoro

 Italy

Aix en Provence

 France

Gliwice

 Poland

Geneve

  Switzerland

2014 9th Finswimming WC Eger

 Hungary

Lignano Sabbiadoro

 Italy

Phuket

 Thailand

Prague

 Czech Republic

Gliwice

 Poland

2015 10th Finswimming WC Cartagena

 Colombia

Eger

 Hungary

Barcelona

 Spain

Olsztyn

 Poland

Leipzig

 Germany

Cairo

 Egypt

2016 11th Finswimming WC Poznań

 Poland

Eger

 Hungary

Lignano Sabbiadoro

 Italy

Cali

 Colombia

Gebze

 Turkey

Tomsk

 Russia

2017 12th Finswimming WC Eger

 Hungary

Lignano Sabbiadoro

 Italy

Olsztyn

 Poland

Antalya

 Turkey

2018 13th Finswimming WC Eger

 Hungary

Lignano Sabbiadoro

 Italy

Leipzig

 Germany

Coral Springs

 United States

Phuket

 Thailand

2019 14th Finswimming WC Eger

 Hungary

Lignano Sabbiadoro

 Italy

Aix en Provence

 France

Coral Springs

 United States

Poznań

 Poland

2020 15th Finswimming WC Eger

 Hungary

Lignano Sabbiadoro

 Italy

Aix en Provence

 France

Coral Springs

 United States

Sharm ElSheikh - Egypt

 Egypt

2021 16th Finswimming WC Poznań

 Poland

Lignano Sabbiadoro

 Italy

Leipzig

 Germany

Coral Springs

 United States

Sharm ElSheikh

 Egypt

History: First World Cup per Continent[edit]

Continent Place Year
Africa Sharm ElSheikh

 Egypt

2006
Asia Yantai

 China

2010
America Bogotá

 Colombia

2009[4]
Europe Hajdúszoboszló

 Hungary

2006
Oceania - -

References[edit]

  1. "Documents of the Finswimming Commission". www.cmas.org. Retrieved 2021-05-10.
  2. "CMAS Finswimming World Cup 2006 – 2019 [Countries]". Finswimmer Magazine - Finswimming News. Retrieved 2021-05-05.
  3. Kft, dotindot. "Finswimming Championships Archive". www.cmas.org. Retrieved 2021-05-05.
  4. "🇨🇴 IV Copa Mundo Natación con Aletas CMAS 2009. Bogotá, Colombia". SPORTALSUB.NET (in español). 2009-01-08. Retrieved 2021-05-05.


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