Frédérick Bousquet

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Frédérick Bousquet, born the April 8th 1981 with Perpignan, is a swimmer French. 1m88 for 83 kg. Laid off with the CN Marseilles, it held since 2003 the world records of the 50 meters freestyle in small basin (21" 10) before that Ci is not beaten by Roland Schoeman (RSA) (20" 98) in August 2006. Qualified of the fastest swimmer of the world, it is the only one with being last under the 19 seconds with the 50 yards freestyle, in 18" 94 at the time of university championships American NCAA in 2005. He is currently laid off with the Circle of the Swimmers of Marseilles, and follows, in parallel, a master in Management of the Sporting Organizations at the university of Luminy.

Its specialities: 50 and 100 meters freestyle, 50 and 100 meters butterfly.

Prize list

Participation in the Olympic Games in 2000 and 2004.
Ex-recordman of France of the 50 meters freestyle (21" 99). Record established with the Championships of Europe 2006 with Budapest.
Ex-recordman of France of the 100m freestyle (48" 97), record now held by Alain Bernard in 48" 12.
Ex-recordman of the world and recordman of Europe of the 50 meters freestyle in small basin (21" 10).
9 championships of France.
Bronze medal with the championships of the world 2003 on 4x100 meters freestyle and 4x100 meters 4 strokes.
Champion of Europe with the relay 4x50 meters freestyle out of basin of 25 meters in Vienna in 2004.
Champion of Europe on 100 meters freestyle out of basin of 25 meters in Vienna in 2004.
Bronze medal with the championships of the world of Melbourne (Australia) 2007 on 4x100 meters freestyle.
2nd performor world of all times on 100 meter freestyle launched (behind Pieter van den Hoogenband) (last French relay runner at the time of the test of the 4x100 meters freestyle to the Championships of the world 2003).

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