Carl Selles
Carl Selles is a 67-year-old marathon swimmer from Aurora, Colorado who competed in the 24-mile Tampa Bay Marathon Swim on 20 April 2013 and finished third in the 2014 Tampa Bay Marathon Swim in 14 hours 17 minutes. He set the record for the oldest person to complete the Tampa Bay Marathon Swim.
Selles also tackled the END-WET on 13 July 2013 in 7 hours 42 minutes, finishing 8th overall. Selles is a former college swimmer and history teacher who spends his summers in Colorado, but winters in St. Petersburg, Florida.
END-WET
The Extreme North Dakota Watersports Endurance Test or END-WET, is a 27-mile (43.4 km) mixed-sports event where solo and relay swimmers pit themselves against other endurance athletes down the Red River between Grand Forks, North Dakota and Oslo, Minnesota in the United States. It is one of the longest marathon swims in the world and directed by Andy Magness.
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- Veteran Swimmer Set For 24-Mile Open Water Challenge
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- An Adventure Like No Other In The Mighty Red River
- Dan Projansky Flying Down The Red River To END-WET
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- Don't Wait To The END
- Swimmers Head to END to Mighty Red River
- Dan Projansky Shoulders A 26-Mile Burden In The END-WET
- The Odyssey Of Open Water Swimming
- List Of Marathon Swims Around The World
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- World Open Water Swimming Association
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- Tampa Bay Marathon Swim website
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- List Of Marathon Swims Around The World
- Distance Matters In Tampa Bay
- Annaleise Carr To Start New And Longer END-WET
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- Swimmers Of The 18th 24-Mile Tampa Bay Marathon Swim
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