2026 World Cup - Baku: McEvoy Destroys Oceanian Record, Kornev Hits Russian Mark In 50 Free
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Baku, 1 Oct (Latin Press) Australian star Cameron McEvoy, Olympic champion of Paris 2024, today added his first title in the 2026 Swimming World Cup, winning in the 50 meters free of Baku stop. The post McEvoy triumphs in Baku Swimming World Cup 2026 first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
2026 World Cup - Baku: McEvoy Destroys Oceanian Record, Kornev Hits Russian Mark In 50 Free
By Retta Race on SwimSwam Already the Olympic champion and World Record holder in the LCM 50 freestyle, Aussie Cameron McEvoy did major damage in Baku in the SCM edition of the event. Read the full story on SwimSwam: 2026 World Cup – Baku: McEvoy Destroys Oceanian Record, Kornev Hits Russian Mark In 50 Free
Cameron McEvoy Defeated Russian Egor Kornev at the First Appearance After the European Championships
Cameron McEvoy (32 years old) defeated Egor Kornev (22 years old) in the 50 m free race of the first World Cup stage, held in the short pool in Baku. Russian had not competed since the European Championships in Paris in August. Swimming lasts year at the 25 metre pool competitions, this year the most important competition being the World Championships in Beijing (1-6 December). ...
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