Klara Bleyer shines with three medals at EM in synchronized swimming!

Klara Bleyer shines with three medals at EM in synchronized swimming!

The European Championships in the synchronized swimming in Funchal have taken an extraordinary course for the German athlete Klara Bleyer. In this year's European Championship, Bleyer was able to achieve a total of three medals, including a gold medal in the solo competition of the Freiebreis. This outstanding performance makes her a serious medal candidate for the upcoming World Championships in Singapore, as

In the duet competition, Bleyer and Amélie Blumentahl Haz secured the bronze medal. On the last day of the European Championship, she also achieved third place in the solo competition of the technical freestyle. There she only had to give up the Austrian Vasiliki Alexandri and Spaniard Iris Tió Casas, which underlines her strong performance.

Bleyer chose music from the famous series "Star Wars - The Mandalorian" for her free freestyle. Your great interest in the series is reflected in the musical selection, which ranges from calm sounds to tense moments. This combination helped her to impressively present her, as Olympics.com reports.

In the technical freestyle, Bleyer began as a pre-fight ninth, but was able to significantly improve its score due to an increased level of difficulty in the final and the replacement of a rotating element. The tension continued until the end, and only after their performance it became clear that the higher athletes could not top their performance.

team performance and historical success

In addition to her individual successes, Bleyer also contributed to the gold medal of the German team in the Acrobatic routine. This gold medal is the first for a German team at the European Synchronous Swimming Championships in 50 years. The team consisted of talented swimmers, including Solène Guisard and Maria Denisov from SG Stadtwerke Munich as well as Amélie Blumentahl Haz and Daria Tonn from SB Bayern 07, together with Bleyer, Susana Rovner and other team members. The team of the team was an impressive 192,7166 points, followed by Greece and Italy, which took second and third place.

The Acrobatic routine placed high demands on the athletes, and despite a weather -related delay at the start of the competition, the swimmers showed their strength and cohesion.

In order to cover the travel expenses for the next World Cup, the German Swimming Association has launched a fundraising campaign, which underlines the importance of these successes again. Klara Bleyer and her team not only won medals, but also wrote history.