The 2015 FINA World Cup Singapore day 1 finals have been canceled due to air quality issues.
According to the Singapore Swimming Association:
The 3-hour PSI at 5pm is 222 according to the National Environment Agency – NEA.
This evening’s #FINASWCSG Final is CANCELLED.
Tomorrow’s competition will run as per normal, Heats at 10am, Finals at 6pm. #SwimWithUs
Spectators that have purchased tickets for this evening’s session will be available for refund. More information on the refund will be made available soon at sportshubtix.com
According to Colorado Stars head coach Todd Schmitz, points and cash will be handled like the canceled women’s 800 free and men’s 1500 free with the top times from Beijing and Hong Kong stops being added together for any swimmers registered to swim in Singapore.
I am really glad that FINA and the organizing committee here in Singapore are truly looking out for the athletes well being. At 5 p.m. the PSI reading was 222. Very unhealthy. They made the best decision for the athletes, coaches, and fans. – Todd Schmitz
Photo Courtesy: Photo Courtesy: Todd Schmitz
Blended Times
Men’s 100 free
- Katsumi Nakamura, 48.60, Beijing
- Kenneth To, 49.35, Singapore
- Dan Smith, 49.82, Hong Kong
Women’s 200 free
- Katinka Hosszu, 1:55.81, Hong Kong
- Missy Franklin, 1:57.39, Beijing
- Zsuzsanna Jakabos, 1:59.51, Hong Kong
Men’s 50 breast
- Cameron van der Burgh, 27.03, Beijing
- Tommy Sucipto, 27.79, Beijing
- Matthew Treloar, 27.83, Hong Kong
- Kevin Cordes, 27.83, Singapore
Women’s 100 breast
- Alia Atkinson, 1:07.39, Beijing
- Micah Lawrence, 1:08.81, Beijing
- Vitalina Simonova, 1:08.93
Women’s 100 fly
- Jeanette Ottesen, 57.97, Beijing
- Katinka Hosszu, 59.31, Hong Kong
- Liu Siyu, 1:00.08, Beijing
Men’s 100 back
- Ashley Delaney, 54.36, Beijing
- Yuki Shirai, 54.39, Hong Kong
- Omar Pinzon, 55.89, Hong Kong
Women’s 50 back
- Emily Seebohm, 27.68, Beijing
- Holly Barratt, 28.22, Hong Kong
- Bronte Campbell, 28.39, Singapore
Men’s 200 fly
- Masato Sakai, 1:56.25, Hong Kong
- Nic Brown, 1:59.02, Hong Kong
- David Verraszto, 1:59.20, Beijing
Women’s 200 IM
- Katinka Hosszu, 2:10.44, Beijing
- Zsuzsanna Jakabos, 2:12.21, Beijing
- Rika Omoto, 2:12.77, Hong Kong
Men’s 400 free
- Dan Smith, 3:51.45, Beijing
- Masato Sakai, 3:51.81, Beijing
- Aleksandr Kudashev, 3:58.07, Beijing
Women’s 50 free
- Cate Campbell, 24.30, Beijing
- Bronte Campbell, 24.53, Beijing
- Jeanette Ottesen, 25.05, Hong Kong
Men’s 200 breast
- Cameron van der Burgh, 2:11.68, Beijing
- Akihiro Yamaguchi, 2:12.85, Beijing
- Ippei Watanabe, 2:13.14, Hong Kong
Women’s 200 back
- Katinka Hosszu, 2:08.61, Hong Kong
- Emily Seebohm, 2:09.22, Beijing
- Missy Franklin, 2:10.36, Beijing
Men’s 50 fly
- Kenneth To, 24.18, Singapore
- Te Haumi Maxwell, 24.28, Beijing
- Kyle Chalmers, 24.38, Singapore
Men’s 400 IM
- David Verraszto, 4:16.36, Beijing
- Semen Makovich, 4:24.47, Beijing
- Tsang Tsz Ho, 4:58.38, Hong Kong
SCHEDULED EVENTS
- Men’s 100 free
- Women’s 200 free
- Men’s 50 breast
- Women’s 100 breast
- Women’s 100 fly
- Men’s 100 back
- Women’s 50 back
- Men’s 200 fly
- Women’s 200 IM
- Men’s 400 free
- Women’s 50 free
- Men’s 200 breast
- Women’s 200 back
- Men’s 50 fly
- Men’s 400 IM
Oh dear, so what happens to today’s events? only the slower heats were swum.
The article has a full set of the blended events from the past two meets and today.
Aah tanks, was a bit blonde and didn’t read further.