Overview
(대회소개)

The Swimming World Cup is a Short Course (25m) series that takes place over three days per stop, focusing solely on individual events without relays. For the 2024 series, the first stop will take place in Shanghai, China (October 18-20), the second stop in Incheon, Republic of Korea (October 24-26), and the third stop in Singapore (October 31-November 2). The national teams from each participating country in this series will have the opportunity to qualify for the World Aquatics Championships(25m), which will be held in Budapest, Hungary, in December.

In particular, the 2024 AQUA Swimming World Cup Series 2nd stop will be the first World Aquatics event held in Republic of Korea since the 2019 FINA World Championships (18th edition) in Gwangju. Additionally, it will be the first World Cup event held in Republic of Korea since the last one took place in Daejeon from 2003 to 2005, marking a 19-year gap. This event will feature participation from the entire Korean national team, including South Korea’s leading swimmers Hwang Sunwoo and Kim Woomin. Additionally, masters swimmers will also have the opportunity to participate, making this a meaningful event where all swimming enthusiasts can come together.