The winner of the first-ever swimming marathon in the icy waters of Antarctica Petar Stoychev dolt details about the secret of his successful swimming amidst pieces of ice and in -1.2°C water temperature. Stoychev admitted that the long expedition was the most difficult part of this challenge. It was held in the course of nearly one month and weather changed constantly in Antarctica. The weather changes every 15 minutes and you cannot make any action plans whatsoever. Now it may be sunny, but few minutes later it starts snowing or become very windy, Petar Stoychev said after he returned to Bulgaria. My body temperature before the competition was 37.3°C and dropped down to 30.8°C after the end of the marathon. I felt very cold, but I tried to stay focused and save my power for the swimming. Petar Stoychev said that he always thinks positively during the competition and believes in victory. In two months he will take part at the world ice swimming championship on the North Pole in Murmansk.
Stiliana Nikolova won the gold medal in the all-around competition at the first European Rhythmic Gymnastics Cup in Baku. Boryana Kaleyn remained fourth after making mistakes in the ribbon routine. The competition is held under new rules,..
Boryana Kaleyin finished second in the qualifications of the European Rhythmic Gymnastics Cup in Baku (Azerbaijan). Stiliana Nikolova placed third. Sofia Raffaeli (Italy) finished first. The inaugural European Cup in Rhythmic Gymnastics in Baku..
Kiril Kirov entered the men's 10-meter pistol final at the World Shooting Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan, BTA reported. The best Bulgarian shooter for last year gave the fifth result in the qualifications with 582 points, five less than the leader..
Bulgarian open water swimmer Petar Stoychev swam the Molokai Channel in Hawaii. ''From dark to dark! I swam the most difficult and longest channel..
The Bulgarian National Paralympic Team is taking part in the Kobe 2024 Para Athletics World Championships in Japan. The event opened today and will..
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