Ollie Morgan stamped his authority all over the third night of finals at the London Aquatic Centre, demolishing his own British Record in the 100m backstroke with a 52.12 blast. That was one of a number of exciting finals that secured several more swimmers their places at the world championships.
The second night of finals in London brought some excellent racing as further names were inked in to the British team for the summer’s world championships. Topping the bill was a furious head to head between Loughborough teammates Abbie Wood and Freya Colbert over 400 IM. Here’s a selection update after two days of competition.
A mixed bag on the opening night in London with the ladies making all the moves to Singapore as the first set of tickets to the far east were rubber stamped at the British Championships and World Championship trials. Here’s a day 1 selection update.
In just a few weeks GB’s best swimmers will be heading back to the London Aquatic Centre for the British Swimming Championships which bring with them the opportunity to qualify for the world championship team that will head to Singapore in the Summer. Here’s a run down of how events in London will shape selection of that team.
This week sees the beginning of a new era for British swimming, just as the national team heads back to a venue steeped in a recent history of success. The new: the start of Steven Tigg's tenure as national head coach; the familiar: racing in Budapest's Duna arena which has seen numerous British … Continue Reading→