Australian Ariarne Titmus silenced the doubters who said her reign in this m free was done, taking back her World Record en route to gold this evening in Titmus won the freestyle in Hangzhou with an Oceanian Record time of She then set a world record in the free, clocking a , five hundredths of a second Reigning Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus won the women's m freestyle in a new world record of 3 minutes, seconds at the World Aquatics Championships on Sunday (23 July).. The year-old shaved seven-tenths of a second off the old mark held by Summer McIntosh, who was overtaken by New Zealand's Erika Fairweather to finish
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The clocking falls just over two-tenths shy of Titmus’ Commonwealth, Australian and textile world record of , set at the Aussie Olympic Trials last June, and gives her three of the four Ariarne Titmus has got more Olympic gold in her sights again after she regained her world record with an incredible performance to win the women’s metres freestyle. PM: SWIMMING’S The iconic American Olympian owns the top 26 fastest times in history, including the current World Record of , with Titmus’ effort here inserting itself One of Australia's best swimmers, Ariarne Titmus, is back home after a record-breaking performance at the World Swimming Championships in Japan. #AriarneTitm Ariarne Titmus’ destroyed Katie Ledecky and Summer McIntosh to win the gold and reclaim her world record in the m free. The Aussie had the race wrapped up at the halfway point. Julian Linden
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The Australian swimming champion has returned to competition for the first time since July ahead of the Paris Olympics, finishing second to Mollie O’Callaghan in Ariarne Titmus broke Katie Ledecky ‘s world record in the m freestyle at the Australian swimming trials on Sunday, becoming the first swimmer other than Ledecky to break a Ledecky world record. Titmus, the year-old who won the Olympic m and m frees over Ledecky, clocked to take six hundredths off Ariarne Titmus’ destroyed Katie Ledecky and Summer McIntosh to win the gold and reclaim her world record in the m free. The Aussie had the race wrapped Short’s winning time of is the fourth-fastest ever and just seconds outside of German great Paul Biedermann’s world record set 14 years ago. -AAP Topics: Ariarne Titmus, Fukuoka Titmus was within half a second of Ledecky’s Championship Record in that event. She’s one of only 3 women to have ever broken in the free. She racked up 2 more individual medals 1 day ago · Cruiz – Bronte Campbell. Germany – Josha Salchow. Griffith University – Joshua Edwards-Smith, Maddy Gough, Emma McKeon, Kaylee McKeown, Lani Pallister, Cody