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Elite athletes of the Desafio Rei e Rainha do Mar, produced by Effect Sport
Effect Sport is an event management firm headquartered in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Founded by Pedro Rego Monteiro, Effect Sport produces a number of pool swimming, open water swimming, charity swims, stand-up paddling, biathlon and beach running races including the King and Queen of the Sea events in Rio de Janeiro televised by TV Globo.
Videos of King and Queen of the Sea
External links
- Planning With Pedro
- 2020 WOWSA Awards – World Open Water Swimming Man Of The Year Nominees
- Effect Sport
- Rei e Rainha do Mar
- Open Water Swim Series Around The World
- King and Queen of the Sea website
- Ana Marcela Cunha Takes Sprint Queen of the Sea
- King and Queen of the Sea event
- Rei e Rainha do Mar official website
- Who Is Going To Be King of the Sea?
- Déjà Vu For Trent Grimsey And Ous Mellouli
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Ous Mellouli Turning Injuries And Pressure Into Olympic Gold
- Canadian Swimmer Stays Hungary For Success
- Speaking The Global Language Of Open Water
- Everyone Is Smiling In Rio de Janeiro
- Rei e Rainha do Mar
- Open Water Swim Series Around The World
- King and Queen of the Sea website
- Ana Marcela Cunha Takes Sprint Queen of the Sea
- King and Queen of the Sea event
- Rei e Rainha do Mar official website
- Who Is Going To Be King of the Sea?
- Déjà Vu For Trent Grimsey And Ous Mellouli
- Marathon Swimming
- Open Water Swimming
- Daily News of Open Water Swimming
- International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Ous Mellouli Turning Injuries And Pressure Into Olympic Gold
- Canadian Swimmer Stays Hungary For Success
- Speaking The Global Language Of Open Water
- Dr. Rosa Celia Barbosa With A Heart Of Gold
- The Professor Oversees Field At King and Queen of the Sea
- A Can't Miss Ocean Race Anchored By Big Buoys
- Trent Grimsey Throws Down Gauntlet In Grid Race
- Valerio Cleri Wins Grid Race At King And Queen of the Sea
- Ana Marcela Cunha Takes Rei e Rainha do Mar Grid Race
- King and Queen of the Sea
- Professor Oversees Field At The King and Queen of the Sea
- Ashley Twichell Looks Good Winning The Queen's Grid Race
- Everyone Is Smiling In Rio de Janeiro
- Grimsey Comes Back, Mellouli Will Be Back
- Copacabana Beach For The 2016 Rio Olympics
- Fog Rolls In Quickly And So Does Ashley Twichell
- It Takes A Village To Organize An Open Water Swim
- The Unpredictability Of The Olympic Open Water
- A Friend In Need Is A Friend In Deed
- King And Queen Of Sea Is Royally Outstanding
- A Royal Flush - The King And Queen Of The Sea
- Swimmers Trickle In For TV Globo, Bikinis & Boardwalks
- Working Out With The World's Elite Open Waterists
- 2016 Rio Olympics Is Going To Be HUGE!
- Team Brazil Takes Top Spot In Grid Race
- Team Japan Takes Fourth On Copacabana Beach
- Valerio Cleri And Rachele Bruni Suit Up For Italy
- Keri-Anne Payne, Chad Ho Team Up In Copacabana
- Xavier Deshamais, Very Vegan And Swimming Fast
- King And Queen Of The Sea Grid Race Results
- Open Water Swimming - Bodysurfing Keys To Success
- Facial Hair Sporting All Kinds In The Open Water
- Open Water Observations From Aaron Peirsol
- Ashley Twichell Is Queen Of The Sea
- It Is Never Too Late For Yasunari Hirai
- The Cheers Go On And On
- Poliana Okimoto Is Up For Athletes Of The Year
- Alice Franco's Odyssey In The Open Water
- School Is Out For Xavier Desharnais
- Camaraderie Among Open Water Swimmers
- The Professor Is A GPS Genius With The Turn Buoys
- Wipe Out In The Open Water
- Flying Fleet Of Foot After The Open Water
- Sam de Bona, Poliana Okimoto Are King, Queen Of The Sea
- Split Times, Average Times Of King And Queen Of The Sea
- Traveling To Open Water Swims Around The World
- A Warm Icy Welcome To The Open Water World
- Will Poliana Okimoto Become Number 1 In Brazil?
- Poliana Okimoto Is Up For Athlete Of The Year
- Tower Of Power
- How The Open Water World Turns
- Royalty And The Masses Head Towards Rio De Janeiro
- Thomas Lurz Going For Gold
- They Learn To Swim In The Sea
- Stephanie Peacock Takes Up New Distance Discipline
- Team Brazil Goes 1-2 In Copacabana Beach
- The In's And Out's Of Open Water Swimming
- Men and Women Racing Together
- Duo Grid Race Starts Today
- Grid Race Turn Buoys Set
