The captain of our ship handed over the controls to a local tugboat pilot as we navigated through the Corinth Canal, the deepest man-made waterway in the world. The canal had recently reopened after ...

2025 Swimming World Cup — Toronto: Day 3 Finals Live Recap Kate Douglass and Gretchen Walsh are locked in a battle for the top of the overall standings at this year's World Cup, separated by 0.2 ...

A transgender swimmer who was at the center of a national controversy earlier this year has been banned from World Aquatics until 2030 and stripped of all competitive results from June 2022 to October ...

Seattle local, Chris King-Sidney, is running the World's Deepest Marathon... in a Swedish mine! He stopped by the Jake & Spike show to talk about it. Listen to the Jake and Spike Show every weekday ...

After five women lowered world records over the first two swimming World Cups, the men broke through on the first day of the last stop in Toronto on Thursday. Olympic gold medalist Hubert Kos of ...

The World Aquatics Swimming World Cup is heading for a dramatic conclusion this week as the globe’s elite swimmers make their way to Toronto for the final leg of the three-stop series, running ...

We saw four more World Records fall in Westmont to add to the one set by Gretchen Walsh in Carmel, and all four record breakers were women’s swimmers. This means that the top five women sit far higher ...

Excitement is building for a marathon taking place this weekend, but this is a run with a difference as participants will be sprinting 1,120m below sea level in Boliden's Garpenberg zinc mine in ...

Last weekend (Oct. 17-19), the FMC Natatorium at Ty Warner Park played host to the second stop of the 2025 World Aquatics World Cup circuit, drawing some of the fastest swimmers on the planet to ...

Kate Douglass became the first American swimmer to break a 100m freestyle world record in 21 years, while Australian Kaylee McKeown and American Regan Smith each went under Smith’s 200m backstroke ...

Norway’s geography presents persistent transportation challenges. The country’s complex network of fjords, islands and mountainous terrain forces travelers to rely heavily on ferry systems and ...