Record on the Catalina track from Turkish athlete Eda Savcıgil

The young athlete completed the 32-kilometer Catalina course between Santa Catalina Island - California in 10 hours and 27 minutes and became the fastest female swimmer and the youngest Turkish athlete to achieve this feat.

On the boat accompanying the young swimmer were coaches Egor Tropenano, Bengisu Avcı, who was the first Turkish athlete to complete the Ocean Seven, and the athlete's father, Ayhan Savcıgil, while canoeist John Trevino and two referees accompanied the swim throughout the transition. The track, which started on the night of October 1, ended on the morning of October 2.

Eda Sözcügil, who came third in the world by receiving a bronze medal in the 100-meter breaststroke at the Ice Swimming World Championship held in Finland on March 2-8 this year, and on June 13, became the first Turkish title to achieve this by swimming the 28-kilometer Vesuvius course of the Capri-Naples race in Italy in 9 hours and became the general classification champion. This month, O'ahu and Molokai islands in Hawaii will be the second course of the Ocean Seven. It aims to cross the Molokai Canal between This stage, which is approximately 42 kilometers long, is considered one of the most challenging open swimming routes in the world.