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In February’s Swimming Times

Swimming Times is the official monthly magazine of the Amateur Swimming Association and the Institute of Swimming.

 
FEATURES 

Britannia rules the waves – IPC world championships 

Britain’s disability swimmers left Durban on top of the world
              
Pieces of eight – European short course championships 
Eight medals exceeded the expectations of an unrested GB team in Helsinki
                                                                        

Grandpa’s legacy – The swim family Holman
Jose Adam tells how her grandfather started a swimming dynasty 
                                           
All change in synchro – National championships
Peter Hassall reports on the combined British and age group champs in Gloucester      

MAIN FEATURE
Britannia rules the waves – IPC world championships                               
Forget about the football, the rugby, the cricket, the athletics.  We may not be world-beaters at the moment in our most popular spectator sports but in disability swimming Britain is the best!  An impressive tally of 24 gold, 14 silver and 14 bronze medals put the GB team literally on top of the world at the IPC world championships in Durban. Even the mighty United States (population 298m) could not quite match the Brits (population 60m).  They won four medals more than Britain 56 to 52) but only 23 of those were gold.

The Ukraine were the third of the 40 medal-winning nations with 47 medals including 20 gold while China (population 1.5bn) were fourth with 15 gold and 25 other medals.  

For the full report and photographs see pages 18-24 of Swimming Times.

PLUS...
Results and reports on:
· Diving
· Disability
· Masters
· Open Water
· Synchro
· Water Polo

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