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World Open Water Championships : presentation and medal winners

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Information and history

First edition1998
Dissolved
Editions13 (including 2011)
First winnerUnited StatesUnited States Erica Rose
Most winsRussiaRussia Larisa Ilchenko (5)
Most recent winnerSwitzerlandSwitzerland Swann Oberson

Results of the last edition (2011-07-22)


 Pos    Name   Nat   Result   Points 
 1    Swann Oberson   SWI   1:00:39.7    
 2    Aurélie Muller   FRA   1:00:40.1    
 3    Ashley Grace Twichell   USA   1:00:40.2    
 4    Rachele Bruni   ITA   1:00:42.2    
 5    Ekaterina Seliverstova   RUS   1:00:44.1    
 6    Ophélie Aspord   FRA   1:00:44.9    
 7    Ana Marcela Cunha   BRA    1:00:46.7    
 8    Danielle De Francesco   AUS   1:00:46.8    
 9    Cara Baker   NZL   1:00:47.3    
 10    Jana Pechanová   CZE   1:00:47.4    



Medal winners since 1998 with links to results and winners

2011 (Host CountryHost Country : China)   1. SwitzerlandSwitzerland Swann Oberson  2. FranceFrance Aurélie Muller  3. United StatesUnited States Ashley Grace Twichell 
2010 (Host CountryHost Country : Canada)   1. United StatesUnited States Eva Fabian  2. ItalyItaly Giorgia Consiglio  3. BrazilBrazil Ana Marcela Cunha 
2009 (Host CountryHost Country : Italy)   1. AustraliaAustralia Melissa Gorman  2. RussiaRussia Larisa Ilchenko  3. BrazilBrazil Poliana Okimoto 
2008 (Host CountryHost Country : Spain)   1. RussiaRussia Larisa Ilchenko  2. RussiaRussia Ekaterina Seliverstova  3. United StatesUnited States Chloe Sutton 
2007 (Host CountryHost Country : Australia)   1. RussiaRussia Larisa Ilchenko  2. RussiaRussia Ekaterina Seliverstova  3. New ZealandNew Zealand Kate Brookes-Pelerson 
2006 (Host CountryHost Country : Italy)   1. RussiaRussia Larisa Ilchenko  2. BrazilBrazil Poliana Okimoto  3. GermanyGermany Britta Kamrau-Corestein 
2005 (Host CountryHost Country : Canada)   1. RussiaRussia Larisa Ilchenko  2. United StatesUnited States Margy Keefe  3. NetherlandsNetherlands Edith Van Dijk 
2004 (Host CountryHost Country : United Arab Emirates)   1. RussiaRussia Larisa Ilchenko  2. RussiaRussia Ksenia Popova  3. United StatesUnited States Sara Mclarty 
2003 (Host CountryHost Country : Spain)   1. ItalyItaly Viola Valli  2. Czech RepublicCzech Republic Jana Pechanová  3. GermanyGermany Britta Kamrau-Corestein 
2002 (Host CountryHost Country : Egypt)   1. ItalyItaly Viola Valli  2. NetherlandsNetherlands Edith Van Dijk  3. SwitzerlandSwitzerland Hanna Miluska 
2001 (Host CountryHost Country : Japan)   1. ItalyItaly Viola Valli  2. GermanyGermany Peggy Büchse  3. AustraliaAustralia Hayley Lewis 
2000 (Host CountryHost Country : Hawai)   1. GermanyGermany Peggy Büchse  2. United StatesUnited States Kalyn Keller  3. ItalyItaly Viola Valli 
1998 (Host CountryHost Country : Australia)   1. United StatesUnited States Erica Rose  2. GermanyGermany Peggy Büchse 
2. NetherlandsNetherlands Edith Van Dijk 

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