C.N. Terrassa · ESP
Cesar is a swimmer from Spain, an international traveller on the circuit and a national-level swimmer, whose official competitive record spans 16 seasons, 15 countries and 178 meets.
His recorded career begins in 2011, and one of his earliest marks still on file is the 200 breaststroke in 3:06.82, raced in Villanueva de la Serena. He started out alongside C.N. PLASENCIA.
His signature event is the 200 freestyle, the event he has raced the most, followed by the 100 freestyle and 50 freestyle. Freestyle is the backbone of the whole record: 167 meets and 690 recorded swims.
His fastest 200 freestyle stands at 1:45.23, set in long course (50 m) at 33rd Copa de Espana de Clubes Division Honor.
He has raced at the Olympic Games level, between 2015 and 2024 (European Youth Olympic Festival 2015 and Olympic Games, La Defense Arena, FRA). A representative mark at that level is 1:46.84 in the 200 freestyle, recorded in long course (50 m). He also appears in world championships, the World Cup circuit, continental championships, national championships and international meets.
The record runs unbroken from 2011 to 2026: 16 consecutive seasons without a single missing year. 2013 is the busiest season on record, with 163 verified individual swims.
He is a genuinely international swimmer: the official record spans 15 countries (UNK, Spain, the United States, France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Hungary, Italy, Belgium, Greece, Israel, Poland, Portugal, RUS and Singapore), including 123 of 173 meets outside Spain.
Those meets span 46 different venues (Barcelona, Madrid, Sabadell and Gijón…). He has raced for 8 clubs, led by Spanish Swimming Federation, Manchester Swim Team, George Washington High School and C.N. SANTA OLAYA.
Still active: the directory includes official activity in the 2026 season. Latest competition: 2026 European Aquatics Championships (50m) in Paris, on August 11, 2026, with 1 swim: 49.14 in the 100 freestyle, all in long course (50 m). He holds 43 current event personal bests and 295 all-time PB improvements across 816 verified official swims in competitions governed by RFEN and World Aquatics.