Camille Lacourt ... when a French "beau gosse" is coming to be trained for one year in Melbourne ...ouh lalala

Camille Lacourt, just crowned his two world titles in Barcelona, announced in an interview published Tuesday, August 6 in L'Equipe that he will next season in Australia under the leadership of Ian Pope.

"I'm looking for new experiences, I want to be Australian for a year," said Lacourt in everyday life, a few days after saying on the sidelines of the World, that he wanted to "go for long courses abroad ".

 "I'll go with my family in Melbourne. "I will be there late September" he says, explaining that he had chosen to locate Ian Pope, who had himself asked the lead in 2009, "for three days." 

Pope in particular led the Australian sprinter Michael Klim and fellow founder Grant Hackett.

Camille Lacourt now triple world champion with two titles in the 50 backstroke and relay 4 × 100 m 4 medley in Barcelona, ​​has been training for five years in Marseille, under the direction of Matthew and Romain Barnier Burban.