Hungarian swimmer Christophe Milak won the 200m butterfly world record at the FINA World Aquatics Championships in Budapest.
Milak swam that distance in the final in 1:50.34. Previously, the record belonged to him – 1: 50.73 (July 24, 2019, Gwangju, South Korea).
Frenchman Léon Marchand finished second in 1:53.37, followed by Japanese Yamoru Honda in 1:53.61.
Team USA’s Bobby Finke (7:39.36) won the 800m freestyle, Germany’s Florian Wellbrock was second in 7:39.63 and Mykhailo Romanchuk of Ukraine was third (7:40.05).
In the women’s 200m freestyle, Chinese Yang Zongsuan won in 1:54.92, silver was won by Australian Molly O’Callaghan in 1:55.22, bronze was won by another representative from China, Tang Muhan (1:56.25).
In the 50m breaststroke, Nick Fink (USA) won – 26.45, the second result was won by Italian Nicolo Martinengi – 26.48, the third – by Michael Andrew (USA) 26.72.
Team USA won the mixed medley relay in 3:38.79, followed by the Australians in 3.41.34 and the Netherlands in 3.41.54. In synchronized swimming that day, the Chinese women won the technical program of the group competition – 94.7202, the Japanese team finished second – 92.2261, the Italian team finished third – 91.0191.
Source : MatchTV
