Summer McIntosh won gold in the women's 400-metre freestyle at the World Aquatics Championships, finishing with a time of 3:56.26. This win equals the Canadian record for gold medals at long course worlds held by Penny Oleksiak and Kylie Masse. McIntosh had previously set a world record of 3:54.18, outpacing Ariarne Titmus' record. McIntosh also competed in additional events, aiming for a historic five solo titles, a feat achieved only by Michael Phelps. She will confront Ledecky again in the upcoming women's 800m freestyle final. Live coverage and athlete highlights are available daily.
Canadian swimmer Summer McIntosh won gold in the women's 400-metre freestyle with a time of 3:56.26 at the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore. This victory marks her ninth career gold at the long course worlds, tying the Canadian record held by Penny Oleksiak and Kylie Masse. McIntosh had previously set a new world record of 3:54.18 at the Canadian trials, breaking Ariarne Titmus' prior world record. In addition to her success in the 400m, McIntosh is competing in five individual events, aiming to replicate Michael Phelps' historic five-title achievement in one championship.
The 18-year-old McIntosh is set to challenge Ledecky again in the women's 800m freestyle final. Her impressive 3:54.18 record showcases her prowess in a sport where she is quickly establishing a legacy.
Devin Heroux will cover the events in Singapore and provide insights on recent Canadian races. The Ready Room show will also include daily highlights and athlete interviews to capture the excitement surrounding Canadian performances.
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