World Swimming Championships the program for Monday 24 July and where to see them - Corriere.it

The Italians in the race: Martinenghi in the final of the 100m breaststroke, Ceccon throws himself into his 100m backstroke, Simona Quadarella begins her efforts
After the silver in the 4x100 style (Miressi, Frigo, Zazzeri, Ceccon) which opened the World Championship, the day of Tete Martinenghi that he will try to confirm himself as world champion in the 100m breaststroke, in the absence of King Adam Peaty, stopped by his personal problems. Tete qualified to the final with the seventh fastest time, 59''21, behind the Chinese Qin (57''82), the German Matzerath in 58"75 and the American Nic Fink (58"88): it won't be easy to repeat himself, also because Tete chose not to shoot at the maximum in the pre-Olympic year.
Thomas Ceccon begins his journey in the discipline, the 100m backstroke, which he consecrated a year ago and which he would almost like to never swim again (the interview is HERE) to launch himself into new challenges. Instead he will swim them and try to defend the title, but he will also have to manage the close final of the 50m butterfly, which he cares deeply about. He begins his labors too Simona Quadarellain the batteries of the 1500.
HERE yesterday's results: three world records, Italy silver 4x100
Where to see them
All the matches will be visible live on free-to-air TV on Rai Due, Rai Sport +HD and for a fee on Sky Sport Summer. Heats at 3.30 am Italian (10.30 am local), semi-finals and finals from 1 pm in Italy (8 pm in Japan).
100 back D
Margaret Panziera
100 U back
Thomas Cecon
100 frog D
Lisa Angiolini
Martina Carrara
200 U freestyle
Marco DeTullio
Stephen DiCola
1500 freestyle D
Simona Quadarella
Semi-finals and finals from 1pm
100 breaststroke U final (Martinenghi)
100 butterfly D final
100 backstroke U semifinal
100 breaststroke D semifinal
50 butterfly U final (Ceccon)
100 backstroke D semifinal
200 freestyle U semifinal
200 medley D final
July 23, 2023 (change July 23, 2023 | 20:12)
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