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Hungarian Freediver Sets Pending World Record With 350-Foot Dive

Hungarian Freediver Sets Pending World Record With 350-Foot Dive
‘Happiness is sky-high’: Hungarian free diver Zsófia Törőcsik sets world record with 350-foot dive · indianexpress.com

Zsófia Törőcsik is a diver from Hungary.

She swam down to 108 metres underwater without using fins.

She pulled herself along a rope to go down and back up.

The dive took four minutes.

It was five metres deeper than her rival Natalia Zharkova’s dive.

Törőcsik also broke her own earlier mark of 107 metres.

She won the free immersion title at the 2026 World Apnea Depth Championships.

Officials still need to confirm the record.

She said she was very happy with what she achieved.

Key facts

Diver
Zsófia Törőcsik of Hungary
Dive depth
108 metres (350 feet)
Dive duration
Four minutes
Competition
2026 World Apnea Depth Championships
Discipline
Women’s free immersion (FIM)
Previous personal record
107 metres, set in August
Record status
Pending ratification
Margin over rival
Five metres over Natalia Zharkova

Quotes

Zsófia Törőcsik

Hungarian free diver who set the reported free-immersion world record.

“Every time you defeat yourself, it brings you closer to that voice in your head that finally says: yes, you are indeed capable of it.”
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“My happiness was sky-high today”
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Social media user

User reacting to The Washington Post’s video of the dive.

“Oh wow. So proud of her and my little country. ❤️🤍💚”
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