By Madeline Folsom on SwimSwam
2026 Mare Nostrum Tour – Barcelona
May 30-31, 2026 Barcelona, Spain — Club Natació Sant Andreu LCM (50 meters) Mare Nostrum Tour Central Results Psych SheetsWe are less than one day away from the final stop of the Mare Nostrum Swim Tour, with the meet wrapping up in Barcelona on Saturday and Sunday.
So far, swimming fans have been treated to some of the top swims in history, particularly on the women’s side of the meet. We have two more days of racing, and there is a lot of prize money on the line including the overall Mare Nostrum winner, which will be awarded after competition on Sunday.
Psych Sheets
In a snapshot of the psych sheets, there are a few notable entries and absences. You can view the full psych sheets here.
Barcelona Psych SheetsMarrit Steenbergen and Siobhan Haughey have been lighting up the Mare Nostrum record boards over the last two stops, and they are both swimming a few events at the final stop in Barcelona.
Steenbergen is entered in the 100 free, 200 free, and 100 back this weekend, while Haughey is entered in the 50 free, 100 free, and 200 free.
Belgium’s Roos Vanotterdijk also returns for this stop after she did not race a few days ago in Canet. She is entered in the 200 free, 50 back, 200 breast, 50 fly, 100 fly, and 200 IM. In Monaco, she won the 50 fly and 100 fly.
Anastasia Gorbenko will also be racing her first stop of the tour after a very strong NCAA season. She is entered in the 100 back, 50 breast, 100 breast, and 200 IM.
Dutch breaststroker Caspar Corbeau also returns to racing in Barcelona, entered in all three breaststroke events, though the men’s breaststroke competition has been tight over the last two stops.
Notably absent from the final stop is Hungary’s Kristof Milak. He would have been one of the favorites to win one of the men’s overall prize money awards for the Tour, but he will not be eligible to win the prize since he did not race at all three stops.
Americans Ilya Kharun and Jack Alexy will also be racing with Kharun entered in the 50 fly, 100 fly, and 200 fly as the top seed in all three. Alexy is swimming the 50 free and 100 free as the top seed in both.
Also entered in the meet is Italian teenager Carlos D’Ambrosio. He has been steadily improving over the last few years, bursting into prominence with a few huge performances at the World Championships in August and then again at the World Junior Championships. He is entered in the 50 free, 100 free, and 200 free.
Prize Money
There is a lot of money to be won in Barcelona, with the typical prize money up for grabs along with a few stop-specific prizes and the overall awards.
See Also: Monaco Prize Money Update Canet Prize Money UpdateAs a reminder, the typical prizes are €350 for winning an event, followed by €200 for second, and €100 for third, and a Mare Nostrum Record earns an additional €750.
The Barcelona stop offers a few additional awards as well.
World Record: €9,000 European Record: €1,500 Stop Record: €300They are also offering an additional €600 to the top male and female swimmer based on the World Aquatics Point Ranking system.
On top of those awards, the overall tour award will also be handed out based on performances in Barcelona. The athletes’ top AQUA scores from each stop will be added together and the top four athletes from each category will earn additional monetary awards.
First Place: €7,000 Second Place: €2,000 Third Place: €1,000 Fourth Place: €500How to Watch
You can buy a stage pass for €2.99 to watch both days of the Barcelona stop on the Mare Nostrum tour website here.
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Brazil – Globo Bosnia – SportKlub Croatia – SportKlub Japan – News only (no live broadcasts available) Macedonia – SportKlub Montenegro – SportKlub Serbia – SportKlub Slovenia – SportKlub South Africa – SuperSportRead the full story on SwimSwam: 2026 Mare Nostrum — Barcelona: Psych Sheet, Prize Money, and How to Watch
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