Ralf Tribuntsov achieved fourth place in the 50-meter backstroke at the World Cup finals held in Astana, and Daniel Zaitsev finished in ninth place. #ujumine #MK2023 #RalfTribuntsov (translated)
Estonian swimmers Daniel Zaitsev and Ralf Tribuntsov qualified for the finals in the 50-meter backstroke at the World Cup stage held in Astana, where Zaitsev met the World Championship A standard and achieved a personal record time of 23.28. #ujumine #MM #isiklikrekord (translated)
Estonian swimmers Daniel Zaitsev and Ralf Tribuntsov achieved a final place in the 50-meter backstroke at the World Cup stage held in Astana, where Zaitsev set a personal record and surpassed the world championships A standard time of 23.28. #ujumine #rekord #MM2023 (translated)
Daniel [Zaitsev] and Toni [Meijel] are my lucky charms! As soon as they arrived, I got a medal! I am incredibly happy, especially about being able to swim the second half of the distance faster, which is usually my weaker side. Today I managed to beat other men in the second half of the distance; 32-year-old Tribuntsov was particularly pleased with the second half of the distance, which he says has usually been his weaker side. "Daniel [Zaitsev] and Toni [Meijel] are my lucky charms! As soon as they arrived, I got a medal! I am incredibly happy, especially about being able to swim the second half of the distance faster, which is usually my weaker side. Today I managed to beat other men in the second half of the distance," Tribuntsov rejoiced. #RalfTribuntsov #EestiUjumine #Mkuujiamk (translated)
Daniel Zaitsev is starting his short course season at the Astana World Cup stage, where he focuses on achieving the A-standard in the 50m backstroke to qualify for the World Championships in his specialty, as he already has a ticket to Beijing. #ujumine #Zaitsev #Astana (translated)
