In short, we can say that she has digested her first Olympic Games well but also her change of coach, going from Brigitte Becue to Louis Croenen. And Vanotterdijk will head to the World Championships in Budapest next month with full confidence.
Lucas Henveaux has also punched his ticket to Hungary. The Liège Natation member was brilliant for his first competition since the Paris Olympics, also winning six individual titles.
Master of the crawl (he won everything from the 100 m to the 800 m), the swimmer from Crisnée also won the 200 m backstroke (1.54.18) and the 200 m medley (1.55.56), two events in which he tickled the Belgian record.
This Monday, two days after improving his national record in the 400m freestyle (3.37.23), the European bronze medalist concluded his copious program by dethroning Pieter Timmers in the 200m freestyle.
In 2015, the Olympic vice-champion from Rio had signed a time of 1.42.85 at the Euro in Netanya where he took second place, Lucas Henveaux, ahead of the record from the first length, did better with a time from 1.42.14.
Camille Henveaux completed the family happiness with gold in 200m, 400m and 800m freestyle in addition to the 400m medley.
