The FINA Synchronised Swimming World Cup is an international,

synchronized swimming Synchronized swimming (in British English, synchronised swimming) or artistic swimming is a sport where swimmers perform a synchronized choreographed routine, accompanied by music. The sport is governed internationally by FINA (the ''Fédérati ...

event organized by FINA and currently held every 4 years. It is a top-level international 'synchro' competition. It was first held in 1979, and 2010 saw its twelfth edition. The event features competition in four different synchro events (Solo, Duet, Team and Free Combination), and allows each entered nation to have 1 entrant per event. The winner of the event is determined by adding a nations points from the four events. (Note: Free Combination was added to the event beginning in 2006.) As of 2012, Canada, Japan and the USA are the only nations to have swum at all editions of the Cup.HistoFINA (2011 ed): Synchro
published by FINA on 2011-07-01; retrieved 2012-03-04.

Editions

''Event codes: S= Solo, D= Duet, T= Team, FC= Free Combination, TH= Team Highlights''

References

{{swimming-stub Synchronised swimming competitions Recurring sporting events established in 1979