The Eleventh Annual 24 Mile Tampa Bay Marathon Swim was held on Saturday, April 19, 2008 to celebrate Earth Day and the revitalization of Florida's largest estuary. Entry details >>

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April 19, 2008 - Australian Penny Palfrey opened an early lead over the field and finished with a 1/2 mile advantage to set a new women's record at the Tampa Bay Marathon Swim. Palfrey, 45, from Townsville, Queensland, Australia, completed the race in 7 hours, 51 minutes, 24 seconds to break the women's record that was held by Gail Rice of Miami, Florida. Read More>>

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The 21-mile crossing of the English Channel is the open-water peak for challengers such as Clearwater Beach lifeguard Ron Collins. They call it the Everest of open-water swimming. "It doesn't matter how many times you have swam around Manhattan or across Tampa Bay," Clearwater Beach lifeguard Ron Collins said a few days before he would attempt to add his name to the record book. "When it comes to long-distance swims, there is only one that matters and that is the English Channel." MORE>>>

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