American swimmers are fighting in the outbreak of “acute gastritis and intestine” in the World Championship swimming star-news.press/wp

The US swimming team is fighting the outbreak of acute gastritis and intestine that affected many athletes at the beginning of the World Water Games Championship in Singapore.

Team officials confirmed that the disease arose during a training camp before languages in Foucape, Thailand, and they were at risk of multiple shows with the start of the competition on Sunday.

Nikki Warner swimming spokesman told reporters that all team members traveled to Singapore, but they refused to specify the number of people who were affected by the infectious condition. At least three swimmers were affected by: Olympic butterfly champion, Tori Hoski, Claire Winstein, 18 -year -old Luka Mihatovic, 16,.

Huske was withdrawn from the temperatures signed on Sunday. While the team initially said that the move was focusing on the lexers, it is now clear that its withdrawal was linked to the disease. Winstein was also pulled from 400 meters free. Mijatovic did not compete at the front of the 400 meters free men, but swimming nearly 15 seconds is slower than the time of his entry, and it seems clearly well during the race.

Katie Ledky, the most accomplished member of the American team, did not show any signs of the disease and spread the fastest qualifying time in the 400 -meter free race for women at 4:00.04.

You will face this final with Summer Mcintosh, the 17 -year -old Canadian phenomenon that has begun to seek five gold medals on Sunday. Mcintosh, who won three golds in the Paris 2024 Olympics and holds the world record in the 400 -meter free race at 3: 54.18, is the favorite alongside LEDCI. The American holds the second fastest time per year at 3:00: 56.81.

Although Mcintosh has the world record, it has not yet won gold in 400 free in the Olympic or World Games. It also targets gold this week in individual medals 200 meters, 400 meters and a butterfly 200 meters. Michael Phelps did not get five individual gold in one world championship.

The final of the 400 meters free for men is on Sunday’s schedule, when Lucas Martin entered in Germany – the owner of the new world record in 3: 39.96 – as a favorite. Today, the free deportation finals of men, women and women will be concluded today.

The championships indicate an important test for the Team Usa team as it looks forward to recovering from disappointing performance in the Paris games, where the Americans won only eight gold – the least of them since 1988 – although it is still sufficient to lead the medal table. American men demanded only one of those titles and reached Singapore with what the main coach Greg Mihan described as the smallest American team in modern memory.