Film documentar despre Înotătorul Ion Lazarenco Tiron, care a reuşit să traverseze şapte strâmtori ale lumii, ar putea fi printre candidaţii propuşi să ia Premiul Nobel pentru Pace. Mai mult, Ion Lazarenco Tiron a fost declarat ”Cel mai bun înotător al Irlandei” trei ani la rând, între 2015 şi 2017.

A CIOFILM PRODUCTION
Written by Luminita Staver-Benzari, Denis Roșca
Director: Sergiu Ciorescu
D.O.P: Sergiu Ciorescu
Project manager: Luminita Staver-Benzari
Executive producer: Nikita Birchin
Camera assistant: Alex Samper
Editing: Stas Ciorescu
Grip: Teodor Covrig
Technical Director: Igor Turcan
Collor-corection: Evgeny Merciucari
Make-up: Cristina Isacov
Arhive: Ion Lazarenco Tiron

A film about Ion Lazarenco Tiron.
The 39-year-old Moldavan and Irish citizen living in Bray, Ireland became the eighth person ever, second from Ireland and first from Moldavia to complete the seven difficult channels of the Oceans Seven.


Lazarenco started off his marathon swimming career with a dramatic 8-day 235 km charity stage swim called the Swimming Marathon Nistru – Unites Moldova in Moldova.

Once he was settled down in Ireland, he started to expand his open water swimming horizons with regularity:

* He did a 23 km swim from Bray to Wicklow.
* He completed an Ice Mile swim in Wicklow Mountains in 3.3ºC water.
* He swam in Tunisia (Swim of Peace), Switzerland (26.4 km International Self-Transcendence Marathon Swim in 9 hours 8 minutes), and New York (20 Bridges Manhattan Island Swim in New York in 7 hours 54 minutes).
* He was honored as the Leinster and Irish Open Water Swimmer of the Year in 2015-16 and 2016-17.
* He won the 2016 Male Senior Swimmer of the Year from the Irish Long Distance Swimming Association.

Back back in May 2014, he began an adventure, a 3+ year journey to complete the Oceans Seven:

* On May 11th 2014, he completed a 14.4 km crossing of the Strait of Gibraltar from Spain to Morocco in 4 hours 41 minutes in 17ºC water escorted by Columba 1.
* On September 18th 2014, he crossed the English Channel from England to France in 13 hours 34 minutes 12 seconds at the age of 36 under the auspices of the Channel Swimming & Piloting Federation and escorted by Eddie Spelling in 16ºC water becoming the first Moldovan to do it. His crew included observer Jim Boucher and crew Angela Lazarenco (wife) and Marin Tiron (brother).
* On August 11th 2015, he completed a 35 km crossing of the North Channel from Donaghadee, Northern Ireland to Scotland in 16 hours 23 minutes 45 seconds at the age of 37 with escort pilot Brian Meharg with crew members Marin Tiron, Lucas Kowalczyk and Victor Birlea, and observer Maureen McCoy in 11.8ºC to 12.3ºC water.
* On September 12th 2016, he crossed the 32.3 km Catalina Channel from the Southern California mainland to Santa Catalina Island in 12 hours 1 minute 14 seconds.
* On October 5th 2016, he completed a 42 km crossing of the Molokai Channel from Molokai Island to Oahu in 18 hours 11 minutes [photos of finish on Oahu above].
* On July 25th 2017, he completed a 19.5 km crossing of the Tsugaru Channel from Honshu to Hokkaido in Japan in 11 hours 20 minutes.
* On January 27th 2018, he completed a crossing of the Cook Strait in 11 hours 5 minutes to complete the Oceans Seven.

He joins seven other open water swimming luminaries who have completed the global channel challenge:

1. Stephen Redmond (Ireland)
2. Anna-Carin Nordin (Sweden)
3. Michelle Macy (USA)
4. Darren Miller (USA)
5. Adam Walker (UK)
6. Kimberley Chambers (New Zealand)
7. Antonio Argüelles (Mexico)
8. Ion Lazarenco Tiron (Moldavia/Ireland)

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