The record of the American mixed relay team is at an end, the favorites did not give the competition in Singapore a chance today

The American 4x100m medley relay team broke the record at the World Swimming Championships in Singapore with a time of 3:49.34 minutes, gold for Kolesnikov, McIntosh, Marchan, Dzhaouadi...

3013 views 3 comment(s)
The Tunisian swam fantastically, Photo: REUTERS
The Tunisian swam fantastically, Photo: REUTERS
Disclaimer: The translations are mostly done through AI translator and might not be 100% accurate.

The American 4X100-meter medley relay team broke the record at the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore with a time of 3:49.34 minutes, with a dominant victory of over three seconds ahead of Australia.

American swimmers did it in the final race of the championships in Singapore, with bronze going to China.

Tunisian swimmer Ahmed Djouadi won the gold medal in the 1.500-meter freestyle at the World Championships in Singapore today. Djouadi won with a time of 14:34,41 minutes.

This is his second gold medal at this year's World Championships, as he was also fastest in the 800-meter freestyle.

The silver medal went to Sven Schwarz of Germany, 1,28 seconds behind. American swimmer Bobby Fink won the bronze, 2,19 seconds behind.

Australian swimmer Meg Harris won the gold medal in the 50-meter freestyle at the World Championships in Singapore today. Harris swam the distance in 24,02 seconds.

China's Wu Qingfeng won silver, 0,24 seconds behind, and her compatriot Yujie Chen won bronze, 0,26 seconds behind.

And Leon Marchan came to claim his own - gold in the 400 individual medley, almost four seconds ahead of silver-winning Japanese Tomoyuki Matsushita. Russian Ilya Borodin took bronze.

A great Russian day in the 50 backstroke continued with Kliment Kolesnikov taking the top two places and Pavel Samusenko taking silver. More precisely, he shared silver with Peter Koetz from South Africa.

The icons also came into their own - Lithuanian Ruta Mejlutite in the 50 breaststroke - 29,55, ahead of Chinese Tan Qianjin - 30,03 and Italian Benedette Pilato - 30,14.

Canadian McIntosh continues her winning streak, winning gold in the 400 individual medley - 4.25,78:4.33,26. And again, second place was shared between Jenna Forrester (USA) and Japan's Mio Narita - XNUMX:XNUMX.

The 4X100 medley relay team set a world championship record and went to the Russians (Miron Lifintsev, Kiril Prigoda, Andrei Minjakov, Yegor Kornyov – 3.26,93.

France was second, and the USA was third, overtaking Italy at the finish.

See more: