Antarctica Ice Kilometer Swim
Antarctica Ice Kilometer Swim is a 1000m open water swim held in water under 0°C in Antarctica held between 24-25 November 2018. 14 swimmers successfully completed an Ice Kilometer.
Participants
- Jean Craven, South Africa
- Leszek Naziemiec, Poland
- Andrey Agarkov (Андрей Агарков), Russia
- Sergio Salomone, Argentina
- Paolo Chiarino, Italy
- Clinton Le Sueur, South Africa
- Alexander Brylin, Russia
- Samantha Whelpton, South Africa
- Diego López Dominguez, Spain
- Victoria Mori, Argentina
- Yun Feng Wang, China
- Wyatt Song, Australia
- Petar Stoychev, Bulgaria
- Ram Barkai South Africa
Port Lockroy
44-year-old Samantha Whelpton of South Africa, 41-year-old Alexander Brylin of Russia, 55-year-old Yunfeng Wang of China, 44-year-old Leszek Naziemiec of Poland, 52-year-old Paolo Chiarino of Italy, 54-year-old Andrey Agarkov of Russia, and 51-year-old Sergio Salomone of Argentina successfully completed the Antarctica Ice Kilometer Swim in Port Lockroy along the Antarctic Peninsula in the Southern Ocean on 24 November 2018.
Antarctica Ice Kilometer Swim
Heading through the Southern Ocean en route to Antarctica to the Antarctica Ice Kilometer Swim
34-year-old Samantha Whelpton of South Africa successfully competes in the Antarctica Ice Kilometer Swim held on 24 November 2018 in Port Lockroy along the Antarctic Peninsula together with 41-year-old Alexander Brylin of Russia, 55-year-old Yunfeng Wang of China, 44-year-old Leszek Naziemiec of Poland, 52-year-old Paolo Chiarino of Italy, 54-year-old Andrey Agarkov of Russia, and 51-year-old Sergio Salomone of Argentina.
45-year-old Clinton Le Sueur of South Africa, 46-year-old Diego López Dominguez of Spain, 42-year-old Wyatt Song of Australia, 42-year-old Petar Stoychev of Bulgaria, 25-year-old Victoria Mori of Argentina, 46-year-old Madswimmer founder Jean Craven of South Africa, and the 61-year-old International Ice Swimming Association founder Ram Barkai of South Africa completed the Antarctica Ice Kilometer Swim in Mikkelsen Bay in the Southern Ocean along the Antarctic Peninsula on 25 November 2018 in -1.2°C.
Diego López Dominguez, the Global Swimmer, completing the Antarctica Ice Kilometer Swim in Mikkelsen Bay in the Southern Ocean along the Antarctic Peninsula on 25 November 2018 together with Clinton Le Sueur of South Africa, Wyatt Song of Australia, Petar Stoychev of Bulgaria, Victoria Mori of Argentina, Jean Craven of South Africa, and Ram Barkai of South Africa in -1.2°C water.
External links
- Is Petar Stoychev the Greatest Open Water Swimmer in History?
- Bucket Lists Of Ice Swimming
- Petar Stoychev Talks About His Career, Rivals, Training On WOWSA Live
- Petar As Poseidon, Stoychev Honored By International Swimming Hall Of Fame
- Sam I Am
- Ram In Redondo: Barkai On The Beauty Of The Ice
- Swimming At The Bottom Of The Earth
- Setting Off To Swim At The Bottom Of The World
- A Frozen Dream Come True In Antarctica
- Madswimmer
- International Ice Swimming Association
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Logistical, Operational, Rewarming Issues Way Down Under
- Waves In The Southern Ocean
- Cold Water Speed, Embrace The Ice
- Think, Plan, Do In The Open Water
- Swimming At The Bottom Of The Earth
- Rethinking What Is Possible In The Ice
- Neither Snow Nor Cold Nor Latitude Stop Swimmers
- 1000 Meters In -1.4°C At The Bottom Of Earth
- Watch The 2018 Antarctica Ice Kilometer Swim
- How Fast Was The Antarctica Ice Kilometer Swim?
- Petar Stoychev, Superstar From -1.2°C To 42°C
- Diego Digs Deep, Finishes The Continents Seven
- Can't Even Imagine This Cold
- Antarctica Ice Swimming Adventure By Ram Barkai
