Other noted Serbian athletes include: swimmers Milorad Čavić (2009 World champion on 50 meters butterfly and silver medalist on 100 meters butterfly as well as 2008 Olympic silver medalist on 100 meters butterfly in historic race with American swimmer Michael Phelps) and Nađa Higl (2009 World champion in 200 meters breaststroke – the first Serbian woman to become a world champion in swimming); track and field athlete Ivana Španović (long-jumper; 2016 European champion and bronze medalist at the 2016 Olympics); wrestler Davor Štefanek (2016 Olympic gold medalist), taekwondoist Milica Mandić (2012 Olympic gold medalist), shooter Jasna Šekarić (5-time Olympic medalist) and auto-racing driver Dušan Borković (two time European champion: 2012 European Hill Climb Championship and 2015 European Touring Car Cup).The men's national team in beach handball won a bronze medal at the World Championships in 2008, and the women's national team also won bronze at the European Championships in 2002.The greatest success of Serbian kendo was achieved in 2013 at the European Championships, when Ana Momcilovic won a bronze medal, the first senior medal for Serbia after 20 years since Serbia competed in the World and European Championships.