Alisa Fatum Wins Her Third Title at the IISA 5th World Championship
Alisa Fatum won her third world championship title at the IISA 5th World Championship in Samoëns, France on the last day in the 250m freestyle.
The most highly decorated swimmer in World Championship history has now captured 9 career titles with 3 titles at the IISA 5th World Championship (250m, 500m, and 1000m freestyles), 4 titles at the IISA 4th World Championship (100m individual medley, 100m, 500m, and 1000m freestyle) and 2 titles at the IISA 3rd World Championship (500m and 1000m freestyles).
250m Freestyle Female Results (Top 10):
- Alisa Fatum (Germany) 3:02.18
- Laura Nesbitt (Great Britain) 3:11.53
- Constance Ducreux (France) 3:12.57
- Michelle Lane (Great Britain) 3:21.12
- Nichola Murch (Great Britain) 3:26.80
- Margot Letrillard (France) 3:29.81
- Lisa Yamamoto (USA) 3:31.25
- Julie Broeggler (Denmark) 3:32.20
- Bárbara Hernández (Chile) 3:34.26
- Charlotte Brynn (New Zealand) 3:38.99
Karolina Szalast (17, Poland) holds the current world record in 2:56.81 set at the IISA 4th World Championship.
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