Note: Single-source report; awaiting corroboration.
Moesha Johnson secured a decisive win in the Golfo Aranci World Aquatics Open Water race, building a 20-second lead on the first lap and extending it throughout. Racing in a wetsuit for the first time due to water temperatures, Johnson said she was surprised by her performance and highlighted her strong form. She initially sprinted ahead to win the $1,000 sprint lap prize, and although she did not plan to create an early gap, she maintained it once she realized the advantage. Johnson focused on conserving energy and managing her shoulders while wearing the wetsuit, ultimately delivering a solo effort to finish first. She remained cautious despite the lead and avoided complacency until the finish, where she allowed herself to enjoy the victory. Johnson also commended her rivals for their strong race and acknowledged their continual effort behind her.
Angela Martinez Guillen took the silver medal, repeating her performance at Ibiza by finishing second. After starting in 16th place in the opening laps, Guillen moved into the top five in the second half of the race. She described her approach as a progressive race strategy that worked well on this occasion. Guillen noted the wetsuit swim was also new for her, having not worn one in three years, but temperature and equipment did not affect her performance. With this result, Guillen added to her World Cup medal collection by securing individual and relay medals at every stop this season.