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This afternoon marked the conclusion of the seventh edition of the Paralympic Swimming World Series, an international event that for four days turned the Olympic pool at the Bella Italia & Efa Village in Lignano Sabbiadoro into the heart of global Paralympic swimming.

Pure adrenaline on the second day of the World Series! The aquatic stage lights up with new challenges, determined athletes, and breathtaking performances

The seventh edition of the World Para Swimming Series has officially kicked off in Lignano Sabbiadoro, delivering excitement right from the first day of competition. With 35 nations from America, Asia, and Europe taking part, the event has once again proven to be an unmissable occasion for athletes, enthusiasts, and professionals in the field.

The Paralympic Swimming World Series have officially begun, marking the prestigious Italian stop of the World Championship. Until Sunday, the Olympic swimming pool at the Bella Italia & Efa Village will host the seventh edition of this extraordinary event, featuring a total of 421 athletes competing in both the World Series and the Italian Championships.

A record-breaking start and an almost equally impressive finish.

The third day of finals concluded with a victory in the women’s 200m individual medley for the US athlete Olivia Chambers (SM13 964 points)

Trimi celebrates her birthday with the most precious metal.

To grasp the breadth of the embrace of sport and Paralympic swimming, it is enough to see the number of people competing side by side from different countries, different backgrounds, and belonging to generations far apart.

Italy Dominates the Men’s 100m Freestyle Podium and Soars to the Top of the Medal table after the first evening of finals in Lignano