Australian swimming is on the rise but the United States should still be rated as favourites to top the medal table once again at the Paris pool.
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US swim great Phelps tells Congress that Olympic anti-doping efforts fall short
U.S. swimming great Michael Phelps told a congressional panel that anti-doping measures “have fallen short” in a case involving Chinese swimmers ahead of this summer’s Paris Olympics.
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Trials over, US switch focus to Australian showdown in Paris
A powerhouse American swim team will turn their attention to another Summer Games showdown with arch-rivals Australia after the U.S. Olympic trials concluded in Indianapolis.
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Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony Rehearsal Postponed Due To Seine River Pollution
A monitoring report from the city of Paris has revealed that the Seine river remains too dirty to accommodate the Paris Olympics triathlon and open-water swimming events.
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Ledecky continues domination of 1,500m freestyle at US trials
Katie Ledecky cruised to another dominating win in her signature event at the U.S. Olympic trials in Indianapolis.
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Paris 2024 gearing up to face unprecedented cybersecurity threat
Organised crime, activists and states will be the main threats during the Olympics and the Paralympics.
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