Three triumphs,two world records and the series champion crown mean it’s been a highly lucrative weekend in Budapest for the Australian swimmer.
Kaylee McKeown has smashed the 100m backstroke world record,to go with her 50m record set on Saturday. She is the first woman to hold all three backstroke records.
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Sam Short’s coach believes it is only a matter of time before Ian Thorpe’s 21-year-old Australian record in the 400m freestyle is finally broken.
Kyle Chalmers’ chances of victory in the men’s 100m freestyle may have increased after David Popovici’s failure in the 200m freestyle. The Australian says it’s on his mind.
After a shock disqualification on Sunday,Australia’s backstroke queen said she had never been more nervous before her final on Tuesday in Japan.
It’s been a golden night for the Australians in Fukuoka,with four gold medals in total,including world records for Ariarne Titmus and the women’s relay team.
Just over 12 months out from Paris 2024,Australia has sent a strong swimming team to Fukuoka for the world championships,which kick off on Sunday.
Ariarne Titmus,Kyle Chalmers,Emma McKeon,Zac Stubblety-Cook,and Mollie O’Callaghan are vying for spots on Australia’s world championship team.