FINA 10km Marathon Swimming World Cup

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Jack Burnell (silver), Marc Antoine Olivier (gold) and Simone Ruffini at the 2016 FINA/HOSA 10 km Marathon Swimming World Cup in Abu Dhabi, UAE. Photo by FINA
Christian Reichert, 2015 FINA/HOSA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup series champion
Photo by Deep Blue Media's Giorgio Scala of Rachele Bruni winning the 2015 FINA/HOSA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup race in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Aerial view of the FINA/HOSA 10km Marathon Swimming World Cup race in Cancún, Mexico. Photo courtesy of Fly me Cancún
2015 FINA/HOSA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup race in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Ana Marcela Cunha, Haley Anderson and Aurora Ponsele at the 2015 FINA/HOSA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup podium in Cozumel, Mexico. Photo by Dr. Jim Miller
Medalists Spyridon Gianniotis of Greece (left), Jack Burnell of Great Britain (middle), and Simone Ruffini of Italy (right) after the 2015 FINA/HOSA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup race held in Balatonfüred, Hungary
Jack Burnell and Ana Marcela Cunha won the 2015 FINA/HOSA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup race held in Balatonfüred, Hungary
Risztov Éva of Hungary (left), Ana Marcela Cunha of Brazil (middle), and Keri-Anne Payne of Great Britain (right) at the 2015 FINA/HOSA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup race in Balatonfüred, Hungary
Rhys Mainstone on the shores of Lac Mégantic in Quebec, Canada before winning the Traversée internationale du Lac Mégantic on the FINA/HOSA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup
Christian Reichert, a gold medalist in the FINA World Championships and a leading swimmer on the FINA/HOSA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup professional circuit

noun - The World Aquatics World Cup, formerly knowns as the FINA Open Water Tour, FINA/CNSG Marathon Swim World Series, FINA/HOSA 10km Marathon Swimming World Cup, FINA 10K World Cup, FINA 10KM Marathon Swimming World Cup, FINA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup, and FINA/HOSA 10km Marathon Swim World Series, is a pro circuit that includes an annual global series of professional marathon swimming competitions organized by FINA. The races are 10 kilometers in distance and are held in countries such as Brazil, United Arab Emirates, Portugal, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, China and Mexico.

Many of the races are in loop courses that allow for spectators to see the athletes battling with each other throughout the race. There are usually around 250 total male and female athletes every year who compete in this series. Its longer equivalent on the professional marathon swimming circuit is the FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix that has a number of races longer than 15 km.

Its race are among the World's Top 100 Open Water Swims.

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Usage

The top pro swimmers travel the world to participate in the FINA/HOSA Marathon Swim World Series.

Synonyms

World Cup, 10K World Cup, FINA World Cup, FINA 10KM Marathon Swimming World Cup Series, FINA/HOSA 10km Marathon Swimming World Cup

FINA Open Water Tour 2023

2019 FINA/HOSA Marathon Swim World Series

1st race - 16 February - 10 km in Doha, Qatar
2nd race - 12 May - 10 km in Seychelles
3rd race - 8 June - 10 km in Setúbal Bay, Portugal
4th race - 15 June - 10 km in Balatonfüred, Hungary
5th race - 25 July - 10 km Traversee international du Lac St-Jean in lac St-Jean, Québec, Canada
6th race - 3 August - 10 km Traversee international du Lac Mégantic in Lac Mégantic, Québec, Canada
7th race - 28 August - 10 km in Ohrid Lake, Macedonia
8th race - 29 September - 10 km in Qiandao Lake, Chun'an, China

2018 FINA/HOSA Marathon Swim World Series

The FINA Open Water Swim World Events is a one-loop race held before the FINA World Cup races for amateur and masters swimmers.

1st race - 6 February - La Patagones Viedma (Argentina), part of Maraton Patagones-Viedma International Open Water Swim
2nd race - 18 June - Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
3rd race - 23 July - Lac St-Jean (Canada), part of the Traversee international du Lac St-Jean
4th race - 12 August - Lac Mégantic (Canada), part of the Traversee international du Lac Mégantic
5th race - 9 October - Qiandao Lake, Chun'an (China)
6th race - 16 October - Hong Kong (Hong Kong)

2017 FINA/HOSA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup Series

1. Patagones-Viedma (ARG) - February 4th
2. Abu Dhabi (UAE) - March 11th
3. Setubal (POR) - June 24th
4. Lac St Jean (CAN) - July 27th
5. Lac Megantic (CAN) - August 12th
6. Chun'An (CHN) - October 15th
7. Hong Kong (HKG) - October 21st

2016 FINA/HOSA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup Series

1st race - 6 February - La Patagones Viedma (Argentina), part of Maraton Patagones-Viedma International Open Water Swim
2nd race - 27 February - Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
3rd race - TBC - Cozumel (Mexico)
4th race - 18 June - Balatonfured, Hungary
5th race - 28 July - Lac St-Jean (Canada), part of the Traversee international du Lac St-Jean
6th race - 13 August - Lac Mégantic (Canada), part of the Traversee international du Lac Mégantic
7th race - 9 October - Chun'an (China)
8th race - 15 October - Hong Kong (Hong Kong)

2015 FINA/HOSA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup Series

1st race - 7 February - La Patagones Viedma (Argentina), part of Maraton Patagones-Viedma International Open Water Swim
2nd race - 13 March - Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
3rd race - 18 April - New Caledonia, France
4th race - 2 May - Cancun (Mexico)
5th race - 20 June - Balatonfured, Hungary
6th race - 27 June - Setúbal Bay (Portugal)
7th race - 23 July - Lac St-Jean (Canada), part of the Traversee international du Lac St-Jean
8th race - 31 July - Lac Magog (Canada), part of the Traversée Internationale du lac Memphrémagog
9th race - 8 August - Lac Mégantic (Canada), part of the Traversee international du Lac Mégantic
10th race - 12 October - Chun'an (China)
11th race - 17 October - Hong Kong (Hong Kong)

2014 FINA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup Series

1st Race: February 1st - Viedma (Argentina) 10km World Cup (La Patagones Viedma)
2nd Race: April 5th - Manzanillo, Mexico
3rd Race: June 28th - Setubal, Portugal
4th Race: July 24th - Roberval, Canada
5th Race: July 31st - Magog, Canada
6th Race: August 9th - Megantic, Canada
7th Race October 4th - Hong Kong

2013 FINA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup Series

2012 FINA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup Series

1. SANTOS (BRA) on 29 January 2012 in Santos, Sao Paulo, Brazil
2. PATAGONES-VIEDMA (ARG) on 4 February 2012 in Patogones-Viedma, Argentina
3. EILAT (ISR) on 1 April 2012 in Eilat, Israel
4. CANCUN (MEX) on 24 April 2012 in Cancun, Mexico
5. LAC ST-JEAN (CAN) on 26 July 2012 in Lac St-Jean, Roberval, Canada
6. LAC MÉGANTIC (CAN) on 11 August 2012 in Lac-Mégantic, Quebec, Canada
7. HONG KONG on 7 October 2012 in Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, China
8. SHANTOU (CHN) on 14 October 2012 in Xin Jinhe, Shantou, Guangong, China

2012 Rankings

2012 Women's Rankings - Ana Marcela Cunha of Brazil won the 2012 FINA 10km Marathon Swimming World Cup series.
2012 Men's Rankings - Spyridon Gianniotis of Greece won the 2012 FINA 10km Marathon Swimming World Cup series.

2011 Rankings

2011 Men's Rankings - Thomas Lurz of Germany won the 2011 FINA 10KM Marathon Swimming World Cup Series
2011 Female's Rankings - Angela Maurer of Germany won the 2011 FINA 10KM Marathon Swimming World Cup Series

FINAtv


FINAtv live streams event such as the FINA/HOSA Marathon Swim World Series.

FINA World Cup Mass Participation Race

2016 FINA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup in China

2016 FINA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup in Hong Kong


by Colin Hill

FINA World Cup Winners in Balatonfüred

2018 FINA/HOSA Marathon Swim World Series in Balatonfüred

FINA /CNSG Marathon Swim World Series


Olivier wins 2019 FINA / CNSG Marathon Swim World Series 10 km race in Seychelles, video by Colin Hill.


Arianna Bridi wins 2019 FINA / CNSG Marathon Swim World Series 10 km race in Seychelles, video by Colin Hill.

World Aquatics World Cup 10 km - Top 25 Results

1. Ginevra Taddeucci, 28, Italy 1:58:56.50
2. Klaudia Tarasiewicz, 21, Poland 1:58:57.20
3. Lea Boy, 25, Germany 1:59:00.60
4. Caroline Laure Jouisse, 31, France 1:59:02.30
5. Angela Martinez Guillen, 21, Spain 1:59:03.70
6. Linda Caponi, 26, Italy 1:59:04.40
7. Ana Marcela Cunha, 33, Brazil 1:59:04.50
8. Lisa Pou, 26, Monaco 1:59:05.60
9. Clemence Coccordano, 20, France 1:59:05.90
10. Maria de Valdes, 26, Spain 1:59:06.50
11. Moesha Johnson, 28, Australia 1:59:07.00
12. Mariah Denigan, 22, USA 1:59:08.70
13. Viktoria Mihalyvari-Farkas, 21, Hungary 1:59:10.20
14. Paula Otero Fernandez, 21, Spain 1:59:11.50
15. Ines Delacroix, 22, France 1:59:11.60
16. Brooke Travis, 25, USA 1:59:12.50
17. Celine Rieder, 24, Germany 1:59:12.60
18. Candela Sanchez Lora, 21, Spain 1:59:27.40
19. Barbara Pozzobon, 32, Italy 1:59:30.10
20. Giulia Berton, 24, Italy 2:00:44.50
21. Iris Menchini, 22, Italy 2:01:08.30
22. Alessia Ossoli, 20, Italy 2:01:10.20
23. Viola Giraudo, 18, Italy 2:02:41.20
24. Louna Kasvio, 19, Finland 2:03:22.80
25. Mafalda Rosa, 21, Portugal 2:03:23.20
in Golfo Aranci, Italy on 10 October 2025

World Aquatics World Cup 3 km Knockout Sprints Results

1. Moesha Johnson, 28, Australia 6:24.10
2. Lea Boy, 25, Germany 6:26.50
3. Caroline Laure Jouisse, 31, France 6:30.70
4. Lisa Pou, 26, Monaco 6:32.30
5. Ana Marcela Cunha, 33, Brazil 6:36.10
6. Maria de Valdes, 26, Spain 6:37.20
7. Noemi Cesarano, 22, Italy 6:37.30
8. Klaudia Terasiewcicz, 21, Poland 6:37.70
9. Antonietta Cesarano, 22, Italy 6:38.30
10. Clemence Coccordano, 20, France 6:39.10
in Golfo Aranci, Italy on 10 October 2025

2025 World Aquatics Open Water Swimming World Cup Rankings - Women

1. Ginevra Taddeucci, Italy 2600 points
2. Angela Martinez Guillen, Spain 2250
3. Lea Boy, Germany 1950
4. Caroline Laure Jouisse, France 1900
5. Moesha Johnson, Australia 1800
6. Celine Rieder, Germany 1370
7. Bettina Fabian, Hungary 1100
8. Klaudia Tarasiewicz, Poland 1100
9. Lisa Pou, Monaco 1006
10. Viktoria Mihalyvari-Farkas, Hungary 980
11. Linda Caponi, Italy 970
12. Ines Delacroix, France 960
13. Jeannette Spiwoks, Germany 940
14. Ana Marcela Cunha, Brazil 740
15. Barbara Pozzobon, Italy 678
16. Chelsea Gubecka, Australia 600
17. Isabel Gose, Germany 550
18. Paula Otero Fernández, Spain 460
19. Louna Kasvio, Finland 458
20. Maria de Valdes, Spain 440
21. Candela Sanchez Lora, Spain 430
22. Elena Tortora, Italy 388
23. Giulia Berton, Italy 342
24. Lizian Sobral, Brazil, 330
25. Clemence Coccordano, France 300
26. Ichika Kajimoto, Japan 290
27. Julie Pleskotova, Czech Republic 284
28. Viviane Jungblut, Brazil 276
29. Mafalda Rosa, Portugal 270
30. Malak Meqdar, Morocco 246
31. Brooke Travis, USA 244
32. Giulia Gabbrielleschi, Italy 240
33. Alessia Ossoli, Italy 214
34. Ella Dyson, Great Britain 200
34. Airi Ebina, Japan 200
36. Mariah Denigan, USA 190
37. Georgia Makri, Greece 180
37. Calian Lotter, South Africa 180
39. Jia-Shien Lin, Chinese Taipei 176
39. Yu-Went Teng, Chinese Taipei 176
41. Tayla Martin, Australia 160
42. Yi-Chen Wang, Chinese Taipei 154
43. Maddy Gough, Australia 150
44. Mariya Fedotova, Kazakhstan 140
45. Darya Pushko, Kazakhstan 138
46. Cibelle Jungblut, Brazil 130
46. Clara Martinez de Salinas Pena, Spain 130
48. Jacqueline Davison-McGovern, Australia 110
48. Brinkleigh Hansen, USA 110
50. Ines Menchini, Italy 108
51. Kexin Wang, China 106
51. Leah Phoebe Crisp, Great Britain 106
53. Muran Tian, China 104
53. Luisa Rumler, Germany 104
53. Viola Giraudo, Italy 104
56. Silvia Ciccarella, Italy 102
57. Leonie-Sarah Josephine Tenzer, Finland 100
58. Alena Benesova, Czech Republic 98
59. Hanyu Cheng, China 96
59. Ana Abad, Ecuador 96
59. Emma Micheletti, Italy 96
62. Pac Tung Nikita Lam, Hong Kong 90
62. Erika Giacomini, Italy 90
62. Federica Senatore, Italy 90
65. Rosalie Mesmacque, France 88
65. Anna Barth, Germany 88
65. Veronica Santoni, Italy 88
68. Napsugar Nagy, Hungary 86
68. Chiara Sanzullo, Italy 86
70. Aliyah Hoesel, Germany 84
70. Ekaterina Sorokina, Neutral Athletes from Russia 84
72. Ines Mourenza Rocha, Spain 82
72. Mahila Spennato, Italy 82
72. Yana Kurtseva, Neutral Athletes from Russia 82
75. Alexandra Mejia Gallego, Andorra 80
75. Serena Strel, Netherlands 80
77. Clemence Richard, France 78
77. Lolly Milbaum, USA 78
79. Pin-Cen Liu, Chinese Taipei 76
80. Arwa Faisal Malek, Egypt 74
80. Zi-Ting Lin, Chinese Taipei 74
82. Julia Coll Marti, Spain 72
82. Gaia Piccione, Italy 72
84. Makenna Sherman, USA 70
85. Spela Perse, Slovenia 68
85. Zhi-Hui Lu, Chinese Taipei 68
87. Nadine Karim, Egypt 66
87. Emma Fredersdorf, Switzerland 66
87. Ai-Hsuan Huang, Chinese Taipei 66
90. Claudia Giralt Pidemont, Spain 64
91. Anina Bruhin, Switzerland 62
92. Alba Ortiz de Guinea Baston, Spain 60
92. Cielo Peralta, Paraguay 60
94. Alba Maestro Lorenzo, Spain 58
94. Pilar Canedo, Uruguay 58
96. Raquel Ruiz Reyes, Spain 56
97. Aya Miniya, Morocco 54
98. Aitana Martin Hernandez, Spain 52
99. Marina Roca Fortuny, Spain 50

10 km World Cup in Portugal, Setubal on 20 June 2026

1. Moesha Johnson, Australia (28) 2:08:12.10
2. Bettina Fabian, Hungary (21) 2:08:13.30
3. Viktoria Mihalyvari-Farkas, Hungary (22) 2:08:15.90
4. Lea Boy, Germany (26) 2:08:21.50
5. Ginevra Taddeucci, Italy (29) 2:08:32.10
6. Angela Martinez Guillen, Spain (22) 2:08:36.20
7. Caroline Laure Jouisse, France (32) 2:08:40.50
8. Lisa Pou, Monaco (27) 2:08:44.30
9. Ichika Kajimoto, Japan (22) 2:09:03.60
10. Airi Ebina, Japan (24) 2:10:00.80
11. Becca Mann, USA (28) 2:11:17.10
12. Angelica Andre, Portugal (31) 2:11:18.10
13. Callan Lotter, South Africa (20) 2:11:18.40
14. Xinxuan Li, China (18) 2:11:18.50
15. Candela Sanchez Lora, Spain (22) 2:11:18.70
16. Julie Pleskotova, Czech Republic (24) 2:11:20.10
17. Louna Kasvio, Finland (20) 2:11:20.40
18. Chelsea Gubecka, Australia (27) 2:11:20.90
19. Ines Delacroix, France (23) 2:11:21.00
20. Jeannette Spiwoks, Germany (27) 2:11:22.30
21. Giulia Berton, Italy (25) 2:11:24.00
22. Klaudia Tarasiewicz, Poland (22) 2:11:28.40
23. Su Inal, Turkey (15) 2:12:01.00
24. Clemence Coccordano, France (21) 2:12:02.30
25. Romina Soledad Imwinkelried, Argentina (31) 2:13:29.60
26. Elena Tortora, Italy (21) 2:13:39.10
27. Ofek Adir, Israel (20) 2:18:01.70
28. Amelie Blocksidge, Great Britain (17) 2:19:03.60
29. Georgia Makri, Greece (19) 2:19:23.40
30. Alena Benesova, Czech Republic (28) 2:22:51.20
31. Maria Gkazgka, Greece (27) 2:23:15.60
32. Lou-Ann Gaudaire, France (19) 2:23:37.60
33. Carolina Pereira Viana, Portugal (21) 2:23:53.20
34. Sasha-Lee Nordengen-Corris, South Africa (29) 2:24:06.30
35. Sofia Graces, Argentina (18) 2:26:43.90
36. Alessandra Liviana Gendarmi, USA (17) 2:27:06.00
DNF Ana Abad, Ecuador (22)
DNF Linda Caponi, Italy (27)
DNF Mariah Denigan, USA (23)
DNF Candela Giordanino, Argentina (22)
DNF Emily Golos, Israel (17)
DNF Ruby Heath, New Zealand (26)
DNF Sophia Olivia Karras, Greece (22)
DNF Iris Mechini, Italy (22)
DNF Spela Perse, Slovakia (29)
DNF Leonie-Sarah Josephine Tenzer, Finland (20)
DSQ Barbara Pozzobon, Italy (32)
DNS Mariana Mendes, Portugal (24)

1. David Betlehem, Hungary (22) 1:43:23.70
2. Sacha Velly, France (21) 1:43:24.00
3. Marc-Antoine Olivier, France (30) 1:43:28.90
4. Kristóf Rasovszky, Hungary (29) 1:43:29.00
5. Andrea Filadelli, Italy (25) 1:43:29.10
6. Marcello Guidi, Italy (29) 1:43:29.20
7. Dario Verani, Italy (31) 1:43:30.00
8. Logan Fontaine, France (27) 1:43:31.30
9. Ethan Parker, France (19) 1:43:31.50
10. Victor Moreno, Brazil (19) 1:43:37.20
11. Domenico Acerenza, Italy (31) 1:43:37.50
12. Pasquale Giordano, Italy (22) 1:43:39.00
13. Gregorio Paltrinieri, Italy (31) 1:43:42.70
14. Dylan Gravley, USA (23) 1:43:43.80
15. Hector Pardoe, Great Britain (23) 1:44:24.20
16. Matheus Melecchi, Brazil (20) 1:44:25.10
17. Giuseppe Ilario, Italy (22) 1:44:26.40
18. Jaan Pasko, Estonia (19) 1:44:28.80
19. Martin Straka, Czech Republic (25) 1:44:30.80
20. Ivan Puskovitch, USA (25) 1:44:30.90
21. Oliver Klemet, Germany (24) 1:44:32.50
22. Kaito Tsujimori, Japan (20) 1:44:33.40
23. Kyle Lee, Australia (24) 1:44:49.30
24. Christian Schreiber, Switzerland (24) 1:44:55.60
25. Luca Karl, Austria (24) 1:44:56.00
26. Florian Wellbrock, Germany (28) 1:45:31.00
27. Hunor Kovacs-Seres, Hungary (20) 1:45:40.40
28. Paul Niederberger, Switzerland (22) 1:45:59.40
29. Yonatan Ahdut, Israel (22) 1:46:08.30
30. Joshua Brown, USA (23) 1:46:16.00
31. Ziyang Zhang, China (25) 1:46:28.50
32. Francisco Amaral, Portugal (23) 1:47:31.10
33. Franco Ivo Cassini, Argentina (32) 1:47:46.20
34. Angelos Christodoulou, Greece (20) 1:47:46.60
35. Denis Borovka, Czech Republic (20) 1:48:47.10
36. Riku Ezawa, Japan (22) 1:48:48.50
37. Joaquin Moreno, Argentina (28) 1:48:51.10
38. Logan Vanhuys, Belgium (29) 1:49:24.00
39. Diogo Cardoso, Portugal (25) 1:49:34.50
40. Filippos Theofilopoulous, Greece (22) 1:49:37.10
41. Taishin Minamide, Japan (30) 1:49:57.70
42. William Siegel, USA (19) 1:50:34.90
43. Matej Kozubek, Czech Republic (30) 1:50:45.70
44. David Ludvik, Czech Republic (23) 1:50:48.20
45. Duarte Marques, Portugal (18) 1:54:02.50
46. Bryon John Kimber, South Africa (24) 1:55:05.60
47. Raul Moreno Gutierrez, Mexico (19) 1:55:16.90
48. Atila Polster, Switzerland (19) 1:56:33.10
49. Tomas Sarreira, Portugal (21) 1:56:37.70
50. Bruno Loureiro, Portugal (20) 1:56:39.30
DNF Bailey Armstrong, Australia (27)
DNF Theo Druenne, Monaco (20)
DNF Bartosz Kapala, Poland (19)
DNF Jesper Lietzen, Finland (23)
DNF Dogukan Ulac, Turkey (29)

World Cup 3 km Knockout Sprint in Portugal, Setubal on 21 June 2026

1. Moesha Johnson, Australia (28) 4:38.20
2. Bettina Fabian, Hungary (21) 4:43.00
3. Ichika Kajimoto, Japan (22) 4:43.80
4. Lea Boy, Germany (26) 4:43.90
5. Klaudia Tarasiewicz, Poland (22) 4:46.90
6. Ines Delacroix, France (23) 4:48.40
7. Lisa Pou, Monaco (27) 4:51.10
8. Airi Ebina, Japan (24) 4:52.30
9. Xinxuan Li, China (18) 4:52.40
10. Clemence Coccordano, France (21) 4:53.90

1. Oliver Klemet, Germany (24) 4:15.30
2. Gregorio Paltrinieri, Italy 4:19.50
3. Marc-Antoine Olivier, France 4:22.50
4. David Betlehem, Hungary (22) 4:22.90
5. Andrea Filadelli, Italy (25) 4:23.70
6. Dario Verani, Italy (31) 4:23.80
7. Ivan Puskovitch, USA (25) 4:28.30
8. Martin Straka, Czech Republic (25) 4:29.30
9. Domenico Acerenza, Italy (31) 4:29.40
10. Florian Wellbrock, Germany (28) 4:31.60

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