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Fukuoka 2023 World Championships: Italy’s Swim Team Aims for Success | Schedule and Azzurri Competitors

Off to the swimming competitions at the Fukuoka 2023 World Championships, with the start of the competitions in the pool today, Sunday 23 July. Italy led by technical director Cesare Butini aims to replicate the result of the Budapest World Championships, which closed with 5 golds, 2 silvers and 2 bronzes. “It’s difficult to repeat ourselves: we can collect a number of medals congruous to our movement, but I certainly guarantee the maximum commitment of the athletes and all the staff”, Butini’s words. It starts with the first batteries, from 3.30 in the morning in Italy, with the first blues in the race.

The swimming competitions will be broadcast live on Rai 2 HD free-to-air. For a fee on Sky Sport Summer (201) and Sky Sport Arena (204). Streaming on RaiPlay, and – with subscription – on SkyGo and NOW.

SWIMMING, TODAY’S PROGRAM AND THE AZZURRI IN THE COMPETITION

Women’s Mixed 200 Drums – Sara Franceschi

Men’s 400 freestyle heats – Marco De Tullio; Matthew Ciampi

Women’s 100 butterfly batteries – Ilaria Bianchi

Men’s 50 butterfly heats – Thomas Ceccon; Peter Codia

Women’s 400 freestyle drums – None Italian

Men’s 100 breaststroke heats – Nicolò Martinenghi; Frederick Poggio.

Men’s 400 medley heats – Alberto Razzetti

Women’s 4×100 freestyle – Italy at the start.

Men’s 4×100 freestyle – Italy at the start.

Semi-finals and finals from 20.00 local time (13 in Italy):

Men’s 400 freestyle

Women’s 100 butterfly semifinals

Men’s 50 butterfly semifinals

Women’s 400 freestyle

Men’s 100 breaststroke semifinals

Women’s 200 medley semifinals

400 men’s medley

Women’s 4×100 freestyle

Men’s 4×100 freestyle.

2023-07-22 22:02:00
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