Adam Peaty Takes Down 100 Breast U.S. Open Record in Indy

Photo Courtesy: Melissa Lundie

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Great Britain’s Adam Peaty dominated the final of the 100 breast, as expected, and he finished in a time of 58.86, breaking Kevin Cordes’ U.S. Open record of 58.94 set at the U.S. Olympic Trials in June. The time also improved on Peaty’s own top time in the world, previously a 58.94.

Badger’s Cody Miller finished second in 1:00.30, just ahead of Italy’s Nicolo Martinenghi (1:00.33). Cordes ended up just behind in fourth with a time of 1:00.43. Those times now rank fifth, sixth and tied for eighth in the world this year.

Athens Bulldog’s Nic Fink and Brazil’s Felipe Lima tied for fifth in 1:01.00, just ahead of Canada’s Richard Funk (1:01.14) and Miguel De Lara Ojeda (1:01.63).

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Owldom

7 years ago

Any ideas what goggles Adam is wearing there?

Matt Flaherty

7 years ago

Nick T Hawkins

Harry Delong

7 years ago

Good grief! 58.86 100 meters BR