Hungarian Record Shocker: Minna Abraham Breaks Hosszu’s 2016 100 Free Mark at European Short Course скачать в хорошем качестве

Hungarian Record Shocker: Minna Abraham Breaks Hosszu’s 2016 100 Free Mark at European Short Course

Minna Abraham, the 19-year-old USC swimmer, rocked the pool by clocking 52.08 to win the women’s 100m freestyle at the 2025 European Short Course Championships in Lublin, Poland. The performance not only earned her a five-time personal best but also shattered Katinka Hosszu’s Hungarian national record of 52.12 set in 2016. This video breaks down the race, compares Abraham’s splits to the field, and explains what the time means in the context of Hungarian swimming history. We also recap Sara Curtis’s dominant 51.29 victory in the 100m freestyle, which set a new Italian national record. Timelines, key splits, and race strategy are explored to help viewers understand how these swimmers achieved record-breaking results in a 25-meter pool.