Tom Daley looks forward to getting back on the diving board in Edinburgh for the third leg of the FINA/Midea Diving World Series 2013 this weekend.
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Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympian of all time, has been named first ever winner of the Laureus Exceptional Achievement Award.
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*Sportsvibe are offering two lucky readers the chance to win a pair of tickets for the International British Gas Swimming Meet.  *   Four-time Paralympic gold medallist Ellie Simmonds will compete alongside some of the world’s biggest swimming stars at the British Gas International Meet, in Leeds, from the 7th – 10th of March.
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This decision wasn't easy and has been a long process which is why it's taken me this long after the Games to tell everyone.   I was always going to have a break from training until Christmas after last summer.
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By Rebecca Adlington

  Sportsvibe had the opportunity to catch up with the greatest British swimmer in British Olympic history Rebecca Adlington, after she announced her retirement from competitive swimming.
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Two time Olympic gold medallist Rebecca Adlington has retired from swimming age 23.   Adlington became the first British female to become Olympic swimming champion in 48 years at the 2008 Beijing Olympics with victories in the 400m and 800m freestyle.
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Sportsvibe caught up with Britain's most successful swimmer of all time, Rebecca Adlington, as she reflects on this summer's Olympic Games, and shares with us the details of her charity bike ride in the Africa in aid of Sport In Action next month.   To donate to Rebecca's Great Big Zambia Cycle Ride, visit http://www. justgiving.
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By Ian Stafford

Rebecca Adlington’s tears as she stood on the podium to receive her bronze medal after the Olympic 800 metres freestyle final last month at the London Aquatics centre were not simply because she felt she had let people down, but because she knew this had been her last Olympic appearance.
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By Ian Stafford

Britain's Alistair Brownlee won the Olympic triathlon with his younger brother Jonny taking the bronze this afternoon, as Great Britain claimed their 19th gold medal of the London games.
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It is a damn long walk up to the gods of the Aquatic Centre in Olympic Park but it is worth every labourious step up to the top to see the greatest Olympian of all time make his final bow.
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By Gary Baker

Double Olympic medalist David Davies has probably swum his last competitive race after crashing out of the men's 1500m heats on Friday morning at the London Games.
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By Gary Baker

Michael Jamieson completed a great day of medals for Great Britain as he secured silver in the 200m breaststroke, breaking his own British record in the process.
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Ryan Lochte shocked his American teammate and double Olympic champion Michael Phelps to take the 400m individual medley gold yesterday.   Phelps, the greatest all-round swimmer his sport has ever seen and gold medalist in both Athens and Beijing, was left without a medal as Brazil's Thiago Pereira took second and Japan's Kosuke Hagino third.
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Team GB Swimming Team Leader Michael Scott has poured cold water on claims that Team GB men are falling short of their female counterparts.   The former director of Australia's Institute of Sport said that Britain boasts more world-class swimmers than ever before.
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It will be the clash of the Games, in all sports, a battle between compatriots and teammates, but fierce rivals too in the swimming pool. In one lane we have Michael Phelps, holder of a record 14 Olympic gold medals, including a record eight won four years ago in Beijing.
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Ian Thorpe, the five time Olympic swimming champion whose comeback attempt for the London Games was aborted earlier this year, has said that he expects the British swimming team to celebrate a raft of gold medals this summer.
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By Ian Stafford

Ian Thorpe, the five time Olympic swimming champion whose comeback attempt for the London Games was aborted earlier this year, is predicting a mass of gold medals for multiple champion Michael Phelps.
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By Ian Stafford

For Jazz Carlin it should have been elementary. With less than two months to go until the Olympic Games her focus should have been on the world’s biggest stage, four years of hard work reaching a crescendo. But for the Welsh swimmer, her Olympic dreams hang by a thread.
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After blowing away the field at the British Gas Swimming Championships, which double-up as selection for the 2012 Olympic Games, Liam Tancock, the national and Commonwealth 100-metre backstroke champion pleasantly greeted the crowd with a smile and a wave.
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China is set to base 25 top swimmers at the University of Bath for three weeks before this summer’s Olympic Games in London.
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