2018 LEN EUROPEAN AQUATICS CHAMPIONSHIPS
- August 3-9, 2018 (swimming portion)
- Glasgow, Scotland
- Tollcross International Swimming Centre
- Meet Central
- Program
- Psych Sheet
- Live Results
The French team wrapped up a banner day in Glasgow with another national record, courtesy of its women’s 4x100m freestyle relay. After establishing itself as the 3rd seed from prelims with a time of 3:39.13, the foursome of Marie Wattel, Charlotte Bonnet, Margaux Fabre and Beryl Gastaldello combined to steal gold away from runner-up Netherlands in a time of 3:34.65. The Dutch squad finished just a nail behind in 3:34.77 for silver.
Splits for the French women include 54.35 for Wattel, 52.20 for Bonnet, 54.41 for Fabre and 53.69 for Gastaldello. All told, today’s line-up blew away the previous national record of 3:36.85 set back at the 2016 Olympic Games. In that outing, Gastaldello led off in 54.94, with Bonnet 2nd in 53.16, while Mathilde Cini and Anna Santamans made up the final 2 legs, registering respective splits of 54.64 and 54.11.
In tonight’s race, Bonnet’s 2nd leg made the difference, as the 100m freestyle individual national record holder notched a quick sub-53 second split, just the 2nd of the entire field with NED’s Femke Heemskerk carrying a leg of 52.33. Bonnet’s personal best in the individual event rests at the 52.74 she produced just this past May, so look for the 23-year-old to possible produce something special once that women’s event comes around.
What are the splits for the Dutch?
The live results page is a bit annoying with regards to relay splits
Just go to the top right side of the results column and select splits.
Ah thanks!
The standard results page might be a little easier for you to read: http://glasgow2018.microplustiming.com/indexglasgow2018_web.php?s=Q2hlY2tKc29uVG9Mb2FkKCdBU0YnLCAnMDQzJywgJzAwMScsICcwMDEnLCAnJywgJycsICdXb21lbsKgLcKgNHgyMDAgbSBTdGlsZSBMaWJlcm8gLSBQcmVsaW1pbmFyeScsICdXb21lbsKgLcKgNCB4IDIwMCBtIEZyZWVzdHlsZSAtIFByZWxpbWluYXJ5JywgJ1dvbWVuwqAtwqA0eDIwMCBtIE5hZ2UgTGlicmUgLSBQcmVsaW1pbmFyeScpOw==&cat=ASF&page=002&spec=001&bat=001&td=CAL_CIS_DAY&hg=&descIT=V29tZW7CoC3CoDEwMCBtIFN0aWxlIExpYmVybyAtIFByZWxpbWluYXJ5&descEN=V29tZW7CoC3CoDEwMG0gRnJlZXN0eWxlIC0gUHJlbGltaW5hcnk=&descFR=V29tZW7CoC3CoDEwMCBtIE5hZ2UgTGlicmUgLSBQcmVsaW1pbmFyeQ==&curCatSel_M_F=10:00&sport=Swimming
Bonnet’s split is one second faster than 2 years ago in Rio …..Wow !!!
The French have traded their 400 free win tradition from the men to the women now !!! Impressive & incredible
Heemskerk split a 52.33, she is not second to her. Bonnet split a 52.20, the fastest of the field.