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2025 Award Winners coming soon.
In 2024, Kyle Lee broke the male swimming record by setting a new time of 0:38:06 for the Open Male 3.6km Solo Swim. This record has been progressively broken by mere seconds each time.
In 2020, Jamie Bowler achieved an impressive performance as the female record holder. She broke her own race record, setting a new time of 0:42:48, and earned a cash prize for her remarkable efforts.
In 2025, there are two individual prizes of $2,000 each available for the first male and female athletes to break the existing race records. These prizes are as follows:
