Оценивание результатов выступления сильнейших команд пловцов на чемпионатах Европы по водным видам спорта с 1993 по 2014 гг. (III этап)

• Main Author: Ганчар, А. І.
• Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
• Language: Ukrainian
• Published: Вид-во НПУ ім. М. П. Драгоманова 2015
• Subjects: призовые медали; пловцы-мужчины; пловцы-женщины; призових медалі; плавці чоловіки; плавці жінки; prize-winning medals; male swimmers; female swimmers; Faroe Islands; Norway
• Online Access: http://enpuir.npu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/13285

В статье выявлен объективный рейтинг выступления сильнейших команд пловцов по результатам получения призовых наград среди мужчин и женщин, участников финальных заплывов на XXI-XXXII чемпионатах Европы по водным видам спорта с 1993 по 2014 гг. У статті визначені об'єктивний рейтинг найсильніших команд плавців після отримання призових нагород серед чоловіків і жінок, учасників фінальних запливів на XXI-XXXII Чемпіонатах Європи з водних видів спорту з 1993 до 2014 рр. The article was observed the objective of rating by the strongest teams of swimmers after receiving prize-winning among men and women, the parties to the final Cliff at the XXI-XXXII European in Championships Aquatics from 1993 to 2014 years. The Leaders (top 10 teams) of European swimming on the third stage of the European Championships in Aquatics were: Germany (167 medals sports +39 the marathon swimming), Russia (132+28 respectively), Italy (104+33), France (116+11), Hungary (110+7), the United Kingdom (99+2), Sweden (97), the Netherlands (69+15), Ukraine (73+1), Spain (53+7 medal). In the second ten of the successful teams were entered: Romania (48 medals), Poland (36), Denmark (33), and Austria (23), Greece (16 + 5 Marathon), and Belarus (20), Finland (17), Czech Republic (9+7 Marathon), Slovakia (15), Croatia (15 medals). The third tops of ten less successful teams were: Norway (14 medals), Belgium (14), Slovenia (14), Israel (11), Ireland (9), and Lithuania (8), Switzerland (5 + 1 Marathon), and Serbia (4), Faroe Islands (3), Bulgaria (2 Marathon), and Estonia (1 silver) and Turkey (1 bronze medal). Among men were swimmers: Russia (92+20 respectively: sports and Marathon swimming), Italy (81+23), France (73+9), Germany (66+14), Hungary (55+1), Great Britain (43+2), Ukraine (43), Netherlands (28+4), Sweden (29), Poland (20 medals). Among women leaders of European swimming representatives were: Germany (101+25 respectively), Sweden (68), Hungary (55+6), Great Britain (56), Netherlands (41+11), Russia (40+8), France (43+2), Spain (41+3), Italy (23+10), Ukraine (30+1) and Denmark (31 medal). The was noted the trend of changes in both men and women, taking into account the receipt of gold, silver and bronze medals at the European Championships in Aquatics from 1993 to 2014 years: so winners in swimming, have a similar level of achievement in glasses on the table of the FINE, both men (880 points) and women (888 points). Silver medalists have lower levels of evaluation of their achievements (866 and 870 points), as well as bronze medalists in swimming since the European Championships in Aquatics (851 and 857 points);