European Swimming Championships: Maxime Grusset and Mary-Ambre Moluh offer two silver medals to France in minutes
The French revelation of these European Championships largely broke its personal record and was only tilted against Italy's Curtis, who she was..
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By Le Figaro, with AFP Published on 13/08/2026 at 6:46 pm, updated on 13/08/2026 at 6:51 pm Add Le Figaro to your favorite sources Mary-Ambre Moluh took money behind the untouchable Sara Curtis. The British Lauren Cox completes the podium in 27 sec 15. Hungarian Kristof Milak returns with the gold (49′′48, European record), Switzerland's Noè Ponti completes the podium (49′′93).
Furthermore, A silver medallist on 50 m butterfly at the beginning of the program, he had then participated in the sacre of the French team in 4x100 m four swims, alongside Carl Aitkaci, Marie Wattel and Mary-Ambre Moluh. A few minutes later, Mary-Ambre Moluh offered money on 50 m back. Two years after the disappointing Games on the individual level, the French swimmer offered a third medal on Thursday in front of the public at the Saint-Denis Aquatic Centre.
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By Le Figaro, with AFP Published on 13/08/2026 at 6:46 pm, updated on 13/08/2026 at 6:51 pm Add Le Figaro to your favorite sources Mary-Ambre Moluh took money behind the untouchable Sara Curtis.
according to Le Figaro — ActualitésThe British Lauren Cox completes the podium in 27 sec 15.
according to Le Figaro — ActualitésHungarian Kristof Milak returns with the gold (49′′48, European record), Switzerland's Noè Ponti completes the podium (49′′93).
according to Le ParisienA silver medallist on 50 m butterfly at the beginning of the program, he had then participated in the sacre of the French team in 4x100 m four swims, alongside Carl Aitkaci, Marie Wattel and Mary-Ambre Moluh.
according to Le ParisienA few minutes later, Mary-Ambre Moluh offered money on 50 m back
according to Le Monde — À la UneTwo years after the disappointing Games on the individual level, the French swimmer offered a third medal on Thursday in front of the public at the Saint-Denis Aquatic Centre.
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