8:10

This new film from pullbuoy tells the story of the Briitsh success at the Barcelona World Championships in 2003. Through exclusive new interviews, the 6 British medallists tell the story of how Brtain left the meet with a then record haul of 8 medals.

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8:10 – the story of British Swimming success at Barcelona 2003

In 2003 Britain’s swimmers won a then record 8 medals at the World Swimming Championships in Barcelona. Ten years on, using exclusive new interviews, 8:10 tells the story of how those medals were won, in the words of the swimmers who won them. Watch →

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