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Team Bureau achieved an impressive fourth-place finish in the 50m freestyle relay at the World Aquatics Swimming Championships (25m), held at the iconic Duna Arena in Budapest.
The team clocked a time of 35.99 seconds, setting a new national masters record for the 55-59 age group.
The international lineup included Mohamed Diop (Senegal), Erik van Heijningen (Netherlands), Donald Rukare (Uganda), and Luiz Coelho Oliveira (Brazil), showcasing a remarkable blend of talent, diversity, and camaraderie.
The relay event is a cherished tradition at the World Championships, bringing together teams from the local organizing committee, volunteers, broadcasters, sponsors, World Aquatics staff, and Bureau members.
This year’s event featured over 15 teams, adding a vibrant and inclusive spirit to the championship atmosphere.
Donald Rukare, the Ugandan representative in Team Bureau, expressed pride in the team’s performance. “It was an incredible experience to compete with such talented teammates from around the world.
Setting a new record is a testament to our teamwork and determination,” he said.
This year’s World Aquatics Swimming Championships in Budapest welcomed elite athletes from around the globe, including the inspiring World Aquatics Refugee Team.
For these athletes, the journey to the world stage was about more than just their passion for swimming—it symbolized resilience, determination, and the power of sport to unite and uplift.
The achievements of teams like Bureau and the stories of swimmers worldwide underscored the Championships’ spirit of unity and celebration, making it a memorable experience for all participants and spectators alike.
Source:Wallnet