Kamil Resa Alsaran

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Kamil Resa Alsaran swimming across the Tsugaru Channel before encountering large sharks on 28 July 2022
Kamil Resa Alsaran with his Guinness World Record certificate at the Irish Long Distance Swimming Association awards ceremony after becoming the oldest man to cross the North Channel in 2019

Kamil Resa Alsaran is a 59-year-old Turkish open water swimmer.

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2020 WOWSA Awards

The Original Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming by Kamil Resa Alsaran was nominated for the 2020 WOWSA Awards in the World Open Water Swimming Performance of the Year category: Kamil Resa Alsaran became the first person in 45 years to complete the Original Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming with a successful 13 hour 9 minute crossing of the 28 km Bristol Channel in England. The Bristol Channel was last crossed in 1982, a difficult body of water to say the least, but Alsaran completed the swim at the age of 59. For becoming the oldest person to complete a crossing of the very tidal Bristol Channel and only the seventh successful swimmer in history, for completing the Original Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming​ to join International Marathon Swimming Hall of Famer icons Kevin Murphy and Ted Keenan as the only three individuals in history to achieve this feat, and for freely and humbly sharing his advice to properly mentally prepare for all his endeavors that includes many channel swims, the Original Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming by Kamil Resa Alsaran of Turkey is a worthy nominee for the 2020 World Open Water Swimming Performance of the Year.​​

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