International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Swimmer and driver of open water swimming in France Stéphane Lecat was one of millions of supporters who were overjoyed with the success of three French swimmers who took 11 days to complete a 122 km self-sustained swim across Lake Titicaca between Bolivia and Peru at 3,811m altitude beginning on November
International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Swimmer and driver of open water swimming in France Stéphane Lecat announced that three French swimmers will attempt to swim 122 km across Lake Titicaca between Bolivia and Peru at 3,811m altitude beginning on November 10th. The French trio - including two-time Olympic swimmer Malia Metella, para swimming
When Dimitar Petrov And Stéphane Lecat Raced The SuperFinal Courtesy of KAATSU Global, Huntington Beach, California. 107 professional marathon swimmers competed on the 1995-1996 Marathon Swimming World Series sanctioned by the International Marathon Swimming Association (IMSA). Dimitar Petrov of Bulgaria and Karen Burton of the USA were crowned world
France Is On Top Of The Open Water World Courtesy of FINA, Yeosu Expo Ocean Park,Gwangju, Korea. Under the direction of head coach Stéphane Lecat, France finished the open water swimming schedule with 1 gold medal, 3 silver medals, and 1 bronze to win the Championship Trophy that is awarded to the highest scoring nation at the FINA World Championships. The
Stéphane Lecat is named the recipient of the 2018 Irving Davids-Wheeler Memorial Award
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Stéphane Lecat, Directeur de l’Eau Libre of the French Swimming Association, reported on the 25 km French National Open Water Swimming Championships in Sète, France. "Charlyne Secrestat won in a close race over Célia Barrot. It was a surprise because she is young (16) and it was her first 25 km marathon
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. At the same time, the Americans are battling it out for a precious few spots on the USA Swimming national open water swimming teams, the French are doing the same in Sète in the south of France. Stéphane Lecat, the Directeur de L'Eau libre of Fédération Française de Natation [shown in the middle on left],
Stéphane Lecat, Directeur de L'Eau libre for the Fédération Française de Natation is responsible for the discipline of open water swimming for the French Swimming Federation. Beginning in March 2013, Lecat, a former professional marathon swimmer, has seen his mission to organize open water swimming both on a developmental level and to provide access to
Below is list of Officers elected to International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame volunteer positions for the period of 21 January 2012 through 31 December 2015: The next meeting of the 51-year-old organization will be held before the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame induction ceremonies and dinner on the Queen Mary in Long Beach, California on
