Montreal: Summer Mcintosh got the third world record on Wednesday, when it recorded 4 minutes 23.65 seconds to improve its 400 medley record in Canadian swimming trials in Victoria.
The 18 -year -old Canadian Canadian, who holds a three -time Olympic gold medal, has an impressive sign before the World Championship next month in Singapore with dominant performance.
The time of Mintosh defeated its old mark of 4: 24.38 in Toronto in May last year in the Canadian Olympic trials.
The McCaincho’s attack on its global record began a smooth start, as the teenager completed the opening butterfly at a world record pace.
It was more than a second before the global ruling in the mid -road stage, and although this margin decreased to ten seconds after the chest, it produced a free electrical free to complete the performance of the lumination.
“Going to tonight, I knew I could do something really special because this was perhaps the best meeting in my career,” McCaintech said in an interview on the surface of the billiards.
“The world records have been manufactured. So by the time I leave this sport, I want to make sure that this record is as fastest possible.
“This makes me really continue, because I know that there will always be the next generation of children who grow up, and they will chase the record. So I must give them the best effort for me to know the time you can stand.”
Wednesday’s record of records was the latest input to an impressive catalog of offers this week in British Columbia.
On Saturday, the women’s record broke 400 meters free, which led to the cutting of more than a second of Australian star Arren Timos in the world of 2023.
Then it recorded the third foundations of 800 meters free in date on Sunday, before returning to the pool on Monday to drop the 200 -meter world record in the year 200 meters.
Mcintosh, which is now heading to gold medals in the butterfly with an area of 200 meters, 200 meters and 400 meters in the Paris Olympics last year, will go to the worlds of next month aimed at adding it to its group of four gold medals in the world championship.