2020/09/28
From October 16, 2020 elite swimming athletes will join the ISL 2020 regular season and semi-finals in Budapest.
ISL is committed to offering a safe environment to all athletes and staff.
The medical protocol developed with one of the best and renowned international scientific teams, for this year’s only major competition to feature the world’s best swimmers, is now available for consultation:
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