2024 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
- June 17-23, 2024
- LCM (50 meters)
- Belgrade, Serbia
- Prelims: 9:30 am local time
- Finals: 6:30 pm local time
- Psych Sheets
- Men’s Storylines
- Women’s Storylines
- Live Results
- Day 1 Prelims Live Recap | Day 1 Finals Live Recap
- Day 2 Prelims Live Recap
- Day 2 Finals Live Recap
- Day 3 Prelims Live Recap
- Day 3 Finals Live Recap
WOMEN’S 4×100 FREE RELAY- FINAL
- World Record: 3:27.96 – Australia (2023)
- European Record: 3:31.72 – Netherlands (2009)
- Championship Record: 3:33.62 – Netherlands (2008)
Top 8
- Hungary (Senanszky, Abraham, Ugrai, Padar) – 3:36.77
- Denmark (Ebbesen, Bro, Jensen, Tabor) – 3:38.48
- Poland (Fiedkiewicz, Famulok, Gusc, Polanska) – 3:41.01
- Israel (Polonsky, Spitz, Golovaty, Murez) – 3:41.14
- Austria (Berger, Pammer, Jelic, Kreundl) – 3:41.99
- Sweden (Thormalm, Junevik, Bergman, Mortstrand) – 3:42.86
- Slovenia (Segel, Fain, Sekuti, Pintar) – 3:44.30
- Serbia (Milutinovic, Kaljevic, Markovic, Bukvic) – 3:45.64
Hungary swam to a win and a national record in the women’s 4×100 freestyle relay to close the third night of swimming in Belgrade, Serbia. The relay swam to a 3:36.77, faster than their previous record of a 3:37.64 from the 2009 World Championships.
Split Comparison:
2024 Euros | 2009 Worlds | ||
Petra Senanszky | 54.79 | Eszter Dara | 55.29 |
Minna Abraham | 54.43 | Evelyn Verraszto | 53.9 |
Panna Ugrai | 53.88 | Agnes Mutina | 54.28 |
Nikolett Padar | 53.67 | Katinka Hosszu | 54.17 |
3:36.77 | 3:37.64 |
The biggest difference tonight was on the lead off leg as Petra Senanszky put the relay up by half a second already as well as Nikolett Padar who anchored in a 53.67, notably another half of a second faster than the previous record as Hungarian great Katinka Hosszu anchored in a 54.17 in the old record. Hosszu notably is the National Record holder in the 100 freestyle as she swam a 53.64 in 2014. Padar won bronze in the 100 freestyle here in Belgrade last night in a 54.22.
The relay also earned the country their second gold medal of the meet. They currently hold the most medals of any country with 14 total including 2 gold, 6 silver, and 6 bronze.
Is Padar still going to ASU or is she following Bob to Texas
As far as I understand, she revoked her verbal commitment to ASU (she also started following the Longhorn swimmming account on insta).