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Water in the Seine River had unsafe elevated levels of E. coli less than two months before swimming competitions are scheduled to take place in it during the Paris Olympics, according to test results published Friday.
When Malindi Elmore hung up her racing shoes in 2012 and retired from Olympic competition, she was ready for a new phase of life. But it turned out that phase also included competing in the Olympics, just in a different event.
MELBOURNE :Mollie O'Callaghan swept to victory in a 100 metres freestyle final stacked with class but Emma McKeon's hopes of defending her gold medal in Paris were crushed at Australia's Olympic trials on Friday.
INDIANAPOLIS : Swimming records of all kinds are expected to fall when the U.S. Olympic Trials start in Indianapolis on Saturday at an NFL stadium that has been transformed into the largest natatorium ever to host a swim meet.
The future of a Stockport leisure centre could be at 'serious risk', a councillor has warned, after it was found to be in need of a multi-million pound refurbishment. Life Leisure Grand Central, in the town centre, needs a 'substantial eight-figure investment' to improve its 'aging infrastructure', according to a report.
Despite the complication of recent heavy rain, swimming in the River Seine is still the plan at the Paris Olympics after a $1.5 billion US investment to improve the water quality.
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BIRMINGHAM, England : Olympic breaststroke champion Adam Peaty will be heading to Paris at peace with himself and under no pressure, and that could make him an even more dangerous opponent, he said on Wednesday.