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Gregory Paltrinieri won the gold medal and Gabriel Said the bronze in the 800 freestyle at the European Swimming Championships in Berlin in the course. For the athlete Carpi encore victory in the 1500 style that have reserved the same podium in the 800: gold Paltrinieri (7’44 “98), silver for the athlete to Faroe Pal Joensen (7’48″ 49), bronze for Gabriel Said (7’49 “35). Italy has thus risen to 15 medals overall in swimming and diving.
happiness but also a bit ‘of disappointment for the two blue they expected better times.” They happy but I thought I do best – says Paltrinieri – we train 365 days a year and then come here and make an effort Executioner. In the water I felt pain everywhere but I am very happy. “echoes Said:” Disappointed not because it is always a European medal. The only good thing that no matter how strong Paltrinieri went I left the European record.’m tired. Tomorrow is the last engagement with the 4×200. Let’s try to charge us for good. “
Pilgrims in the final
After dragging gold, yesterday, the 4×200 relay sl, Federica Pellegrini leads to tomorrow’s final of the 200 freestyle at the European swimming Berlin. The Venetian champion qualifies with the fastest time of entry (1’56 “69).” I’m glad – the words dell’olimpionica to Raisport – I dropped below the 1’57, I am entering the race after seeing the water, relay apart, others. reassures me time for tomorrow’s final, which will be very combattuta.Siamo all more or less there, I hope to have a good margin for tomorrow. “Eliminated in the semi-finals, however, the other Italian in the race, Chiara Masini Luccetti, which does not go beyond the thirteenth overall time (2’00 “25).
Bronze Leonardi in the 100 style
The Frenchman Florent Manaudou won the gold medal in the 100m freestyle at the European Championships in Berlin. The Olympic champion in the 50 sl, in 47 “98 preceded compatriot Fabien Gilot (48″ 36) and the blue Luca Leonardi (48 “38). Quinto the other Italian Luca Dotto in 48″ 58.
Silver dips in the Batki
Second medal from the blue springboard diving at the European Swimming going to Berlin. After the gold of Cagnotto in the one-meter springboard came the silver Noemi Batki platform. Four dives over 70 and a fifth to 62 (346.40 total) for the second step of the podium behind the British Sarah Barrow, author of a superb test (363.70). Bronze for the Ukrainian Iuliia Prokopchuk (341.35). “It was a bit ‘that I was absent from the big level – said the twenty-six blue of Hungarian origin – but it was time. If you did not go out now all I could do not go out anymore. I wanted it so much. The thing I wanted most in the world was returning to racing at the highest levels. ” Gold, however, has been elusive. “There’s no regret. The last dive I could do a little ‘better but still I could not win. It was almost to the staff but it will be for next time. A medal that I dedicate to myself because I worked so hard on me especially. ”
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