Courtesy of Yasunari Hirai from Balatonfured,
Hungary.
Not only did Great Britain's Jack Burnell win the second consecutive stop on the FINA/HOSA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup meeting in Balatonfüred, Hungary yesterday, but his teammate and Olympic medalist Keri-Anne Payne also finished third the women's side of the World Cup equation.
Burnell's teammate Payne earned bronze behind Brazil’s Ana Marcela Da Cunha who won in 1:50:36.68 and Hungary's Eva Risztov.
In the final international race before the all-important FINA World Swimming Championships in Kazan, Russia, this bodes well for the British team that will look to qualify at least two and possibly as many as four athletes for the Olympic 10K final at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. The Loughborough swimmer has now won back-to-back titles following his success in Mexico in May.
“Without doubt, I wanted to win it, it was always the plan from the start,” said Jack Burnell. “It was a good warm-up for the World Championships, I’m very satisfied, I felt really comfortable there, I felt I was sharp, I was ready to go. The World Championship should be a good race.”
Spyridon Gianniotis of Greece finished a strong second and is looking good in preparation for the Olympic qualification race in Kazan - as he has been doing since 2000. The 4-time Olympian (2000, 2004, 2008, 2012) is looking to extend his career at least to July 2016 where he hopes to compete in Copacabana Beach at the 2016 Rio Games.
The FINA World Swimming Championships start in Kazan, Russia on July 24th.
Men's Results:
1. Jack Burnell (GBR) 1:41:41.93
2. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 1:41:44.51
3. Simone Ruffini (ITA) 1:41:46.35
4. Gergely Gyurta (HUN) 1:41:47.39
5. Christian Reichert (GER) 1:41:48.70
6. Yasunari Hirai (JPN) 1:41:59.76
7. Federico Vanelli (ITA) 1:41:53.14
8. Mateusz Sawrymowitz (POL) 1:41:54.95
9. Chip Peterson (USA) 1:41:56.03
10. Daniel Szekelyi (HUN) 1:41:56.57
11. Andreas Waschburger (GER) 1:41:56.91
12. Erwin Maldonado (VEN) 1:41:56.92
13. Diogo Villarinho (BRA) 1:41:57.82
14. Mark Papp (HUN) 1:41:58.34
15. Patrik Rakos (HUN) 1:41:59.37
16. Rob Muffels (GER) 1:42:00.90
17. Caleb Hughes (GBR) 1:41:01.31
18. Luis Rogerio Arapiraca (BRA) 1:42:18.05
19. Matthais Schweizer (AUT) 1:42:23.77
20. Yohsuke Miyamoto (JPN) 1:42:50.05
21. Christopher Bryan (IRL) 1:43:02.42
22. Tom Allen (GBR) 1:43:03.36
23. Vitaly Khudyakov (KAZ) 1:43:05.87
24, Yuval Safra (ISR) 1:43:17.86
25. Rhys Mainstone (AUS) 1:43:21.17
26. Mathieu Mattelear (BEL) 1:43:43.93
27. Kane Radford (NZL) 1:44:15.91
28. Adel El Behiry (EGY) 1:44:21.55
29. Daniel Fogg (GBR) 1:44:56.96
30. Jan, Urbaniak (POL) 1:46:38.25
31. Ivan Sitic (CRO) 1:46:44.81
32. Samuel De Bona (BRA) 1:46:45.97
33. Karel Baloun (CZE) 1:46:46.47
34. Vit Ingeduld (CZE) 1:46:47.47
35. Eugenij Pop Acev (MKD) 1:46:47.89
36. Matej Kozubek (CZE) 1:46:48.26
37. Shuhei Matsumura (JPN) 1:46:48.99
38. Kosuke Mimura (JPN) 1:46:49.07
39. Shai Toledano (ISR) 1:46:50.21
40. Phillip Ryan (NZL) 1:46:50.50
41. Hailhem Abdel Khalek (TUN) 1:47:04.02
42. Ádám Orosz (HUN) 1:48:07.94
43. Wesley Joris (BEL) 1:48:08.78
44. Attila Kiss (HUN) 1:48:16.52
45. Krzysztof Pielowski (POL) 1:48:41.34
46. Youssef El Gindy (EGY) 1:48:56.21
47. Duje Milan (CRO) 1:48:58.21
48. Takami Nakashima (JPN) 1:49:05.81
49. Bartosz Kubkowski (POL) 1:49:07.70
50. Sebastian Karas (POL) 1:49:08.72
51. Arkadiusz Osses (POL) 1:49:12.66
52. Troy Balvert (NZL) 1:49:17.49
53. Matija Luka Rafaj (CRO) 1:49:27.48
54. Tamas Farkas (SRB) 1:55:50.84
55. Mostafa El Kashlan (EGY) 1:57:53.47
56. Kenessary Kenebayev (KAZ) 1:57:54.22
57. Bence Balzam (SRB) 2:02:27.79
58. Shahar Resman (ISR) DNF
Photo shows Jack Burnell (middle), Spyridon Gianniotis (left), and Simone Ruffini (right).
Copyright © 2015 by World Open Water Swimming Association
Not only did Great Britain's Jack Burnell win the second consecutive stop on the FINA/HOSA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup meeting in Balatonfüred, Hungary yesterday, but his teammate and Olympic medalist Keri-Anne Payne also finished third the women's side of the World Cup equation.
Burnell's teammate Payne earned bronze behind Brazil’s Ana Marcela Da Cunha who won in 1:50:36.68 and Hungary's Eva Risztov.
In the final international race before the all-important FINA World Swimming Championships in Kazan, Russia, this bodes well for the British team that will look to qualify at least two and possibly as many as four athletes for the Olympic 10K final at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. The Loughborough swimmer has now won back-to-back titles following his success in Mexico in May.
“Without doubt, I wanted to win it, it was always the plan from the start,” said Jack Burnell. “It was a good warm-up for the World Championships, I’m very satisfied, I felt really comfortable there, I felt I was sharp, I was ready to go. The World Championship should be a good race.”
Spyridon Gianniotis of Greece finished a strong second and is looking good in preparation for the Olympic qualification race in Kazan - as he has been doing since 2000. The 4-time Olympian (2000, 2004, 2008, 2012) is looking to extend his career at least to July 2016 where he hopes to compete in Copacabana Beach at the 2016 Rio Games.
The FINA World Swimming Championships start in Kazan, Russia on July 24th.
Men's Results:
1. Jack Burnell (GBR) 1:41:41.93
2. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 1:41:44.51
3. Simone Ruffini (ITA) 1:41:46.35
4. Gergely Gyurta (HUN) 1:41:47.39
5. Christian Reichert (GER) 1:41:48.70
6. Yasunari Hirai (JPN) 1:41:59.76
7. Federico Vanelli (ITA) 1:41:53.14
8. Mateusz Sawrymowitz (POL) 1:41:54.95
9. Chip Peterson (USA) 1:41:56.03
10. Daniel Szekelyi (HUN) 1:41:56.57
11. Andreas Waschburger (GER) 1:41:56.91
12. Erwin Maldonado (VEN) 1:41:56.92
13. Diogo Villarinho (BRA) 1:41:57.82
14. Mark Papp (HUN) 1:41:58.34
15. Patrik Rakos (HUN) 1:41:59.37
16. Rob Muffels (GER) 1:42:00.90
17. Caleb Hughes (GBR) 1:41:01.31
18. Luis Rogerio Arapiraca (BRA) 1:42:18.05
19. Matthais Schweizer (AUT) 1:42:23.77
20. Yohsuke Miyamoto (JPN) 1:42:50.05
21. Christopher Bryan (IRL) 1:43:02.42
22. Tom Allen (GBR) 1:43:03.36
23. Vitaly Khudyakov (KAZ) 1:43:05.87
24, Yuval Safra (ISR) 1:43:17.86
25. Rhys Mainstone (AUS) 1:43:21.17
26. Mathieu Mattelear (BEL) 1:43:43.93
27. Kane Radford (NZL) 1:44:15.91
28. Adel El Behiry (EGY) 1:44:21.55
29. Daniel Fogg (GBR) 1:44:56.96
30. Jan, Urbaniak (POL) 1:46:38.25
31. Ivan Sitic (CRO) 1:46:44.81
32. Samuel De Bona (BRA) 1:46:45.97
33. Karel Baloun (CZE) 1:46:46.47
34. Vit Ingeduld (CZE) 1:46:47.47
35. Eugenij Pop Acev (MKD) 1:46:47.89
36. Matej Kozubek (CZE) 1:46:48.26
37. Shuhei Matsumura (JPN) 1:46:48.99
38. Kosuke Mimura (JPN) 1:46:49.07
39. Shai Toledano (ISR) 1:46:50.21
40. Phillip Ryan (NZL) 1:46:50.50
41. Hailhem Abdel Khalek (TUN) 1:47:04.02
42. Ádám Orosz (HUN) 1:48:07.94
43. Wesley Joris (BEL) 1:48:08.78
44. Attila Kiss (HUN) 1:48:16.52
45. Krzysztof Pielowski (POL) 1:48:41.34
46. Youssef El Gindy (EGY) 1:48:56.21
47. Duje Milan (CRO) 1:48:58.21
48. Takami Nakashima (JPN) 1:49:05.81
49. Bartosz Kubkowski (POL) 1:49:07.70
50. Sebastian Karas (POL) 1:49:08.72
51. Arkadiusz Osses (POL) 1:49:12.66
52. Troy Balvert (NZL) 1:49:17.49
53. Matija Luka Rafaj (CRO) 1:49:27.48
54. Tamas Farkas (SRB) 1:55:50.84
55. Mostafa El Kashlan (EGY) 1:57:53.47
56. Kenessary Kenebayev (KAZ) 1:57:54.22
57. Bence Balzam (SRB) 2:02:27.79
58. Shahar Resman (ISR) DNF
Photo shows Jack Burnell (middle), Spyridon Gianniotis (left), and Simone Ruffini (right).
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