Artistic Swimming World Cup: GB's Isabelle Thorpe and Ranjuo Tomblin win golds
Isabelle Thorpe (right) won a silver medal at the World Aquatics Championships
Great Britain continued their strong form at the Artistic Swimming World Cup to claim three gold medals in Pontevedra, Spain.
Olympic silver medallist Isabelle Thorpe, 25, and European champion Ranjuo Tomblin enjoyed a success in the fourth World Cup weekend of the season by first winning the mixed duet technical on Friday.
An outstanding display of power and precision secured a third victory in mixed duet events at World Cup meetings in 2026.
Tomblin, 20, who has established himself as one of the best male artistic swimmers in the world, then added to his gold medal tally by winning the men's solo free on Saturday.
The pair followed that up with a strong performance to win the mixed duet free - their fourth gold of the season together - on Sunday, scoring 259.5159 points.
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