Sara Curtis
Sara Curtis is an 18-year-old Italian swimmer from Savigliano, Cuneo, who recently made headlines by breaking the long-standing Italian record in the 100 meters freestyle, previously held by the legendary Federica Pellegrini. Competing at the absolute championships in Riccione, Curtis finished with a time of 53.01 seconds, surpassing Pellegrini's record of 53.18 seconds set in 2016. As the reigning European junior champion, her achievement not only highlights her exceptional talent but also marks a significant milestone in her burgeoning swimming career, as she qualifies for the upcoming World Championships.
Born on Apr 15, 2007 (18 years old)
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San Marino:
Sara Curtis won a gold medal in the women's 50 backstroke.
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Slovenia:
Sara Curtis opened the evening with the best time ever in Europe for the 50m backstroke.
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San Marino:
Sara Curtis contributed to the Italian relay team's silver medal in the 4x50 freestyle.
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Italy:
Sara Curtis is competing in the women's 50 freestyle.
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Italy:
Sara Curtis is the first Italian swimmer in history to reach the world final in her specialty.
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Italy:
Sara Curtis is a young Italian swimmer who has been a victim of racist insults on social media.
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Slovenia:
Sara Curtis closely followed Mollie O'Callaghan's time in the 100m freestyle.
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Italy:
Sara Curtis is a rising star in swimming who recently broke the historic record in the 100 freestyle previously held by Federica Pellegrini.
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Italy:
Sara Curtis is the new phenomenon of Italian swimming, having recently set new Italian records in the 100 and 50 meter freestyle events.
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Italy:
Sara Curtis is a rising star in Italian swimming who has accepted an offer to attend the University of Virginia.
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