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Keri-Anne Payne: Payne's the name of the game in the open water
www.independent.co.uk
[The Independent] - Last year the American Fran Crippen, one of the world's leading men, died during a race in the United Arab Emirates. "I know that my performance directors and my team are there for me and safety is the No 1 issue," says Payne.
Guardian: Tom Daley and Pete Waterfield in final at World Championships
[The Guardian] - US swimmer Fran Crippen died last October in hot conditions at a 10km race in the United Arab Emirates. Fina's executive director, Cornel Marculescu, denied any allegations that the conditions were dangerous. "In general in 25K races you have swimmers
Lezak 'not happy' at Brazilians' drug break
www.theage.com.au
[The Age] - Last year, US Olympic bronze medallist Fran Crippen died during a 10-kilometre race in the United Arab Emirates. USA Swimming urged its athletes to pull out after the water was measured at degrees by 5.30am. Two withdrew but Claire Thompson, 22
Swimming Tragedy Sparks Hi-Tech Safety
news.discovery.com
[Discovery News] - FINA was urged to make changes after the death of American swimmer Fran Crippen last October, during the final leg of the 10 km Marathon Swimming World Cup in Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates. The 26-year-old had won bronze in the 10 km event at
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