Italian swimmer Sara Curtis breaks own 50m backstroke world record
Most outlets reported that Sara Curtis of Italy broke her own 50m women’s backstroke world record at the European Championships in Paris, noting the new time of 26.56 seconds and that she had previously set the record a day earlier. The framing was largely consistent across the excerpts, with both headlines focusing on the achievement itself without additional emphasis or context.
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Italy’s Curtis betters own 50m backstroke world record
Italy’s Sara Curtis broke her own 50m women’s backstroke world record on Thursday when she won gold in 26.56 seconds at the European Championships in Paris, a day after she had set the previous record. Curtis, 19, had smashed five-time Olympic champion Kaylee McKeown’s ?2023 record on Wednesday when she clocked 26.63 seconds in the […]
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Italy’s Curtis betters own 50m backstroke world record
ROME: Italy’s Sara Curtis broke her own 50m women’s backstroke world record on Thursday when she won gold in 26.56 seconds at the European Championships in Paris, a day after she had set the previous record. Curtis, 19, had smashed five-time Olympic champion Kaylee McKeown’s 2023 record on Wednesday when she clocked 26.63 seconds in the semifinals. Mary-Ambre Moluh from France finished hal...
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