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Caeleb Dressel led off the men of the United States in record-breaking fashion, splashing past the existing American Record in the lead off 100 meters.
Dressel’s time of 47.26 edged past Dave Walters’ 2009 record of 47.33.
Comparative splits:
- Dressel (2017): 22.29, 24.97 = 47.26
- Walters (2009): 22.78, 24.55 = 47.33
Team USA teammates Townley Haas, Blake Pieroni, and Nathan Adrian would carry Dressel’s momentum throughout the final 300 meters of the race to finish first with a time of 3:10.06, holding off a charging Bruno Fratus and Team Brazil.
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That was close, but Adrian brought it home.
Caleb monstered that first leg.
Mehdi Ayoubi
Ya f***ing dead taurai dut aller voir
Dope boy
Monstre
Rohan Singh YES
Caeleb Dressel set the pitch perfect American style , Adrian proved y hes very much hyped.
Wesley Black