Photo Gallery: Day Seven Finals of the 2017 FINA World Championships

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Day seven finals of the 2017 FINA World Championships saw five individuals and one relay team earn gold medals. Team USA topped the podium for four out of the six events that medals were handed out for.

Caeleb Dressel was on FIRE throughout the entire night, taking home a total of three gold medals as he topped the men’s 50 free and 100 fly, plus a dominating lead off length in the mixed 400 free relay. In the relay he would combine with fellow Americans Nathan Adrian, Mallory Comerford, and Simone Manuel to post a new World Record.

Sarah Sjostrom flew to gold in her signature stroke, adding the 50 fly to her collection. She also collected the top seed for tomorrow night’s 50 free final in a stunning World Record fashion.

Katie Ledecky successfully defended her 800 free title, while Emily Seebohm snuck her way past Hungary’s Katinka Hosszu and the USA’s Kathleen Baker for gold in the 200 back.

View day seven finals photos (courtesy of SIPA USA):

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Jose Jimenez

6 years ago

Could they put the video of each event?

Thomas A. Small

6 years ago

USA all the way go go go

Adrian Hyland

6 years ago

Rebecca Adlington, outstanding achievements in the pool, but out of it you’re an embarrassment to yourself, your sport, the BBC & the licence payers! You call yourself a pundit…the classy, articulate, knowledgeable Mark Foster (& Helen Skelton) beside you looked embarrassed to be any part of your venomous disdainful rant aimed at the outstanding British talent Holly Hibbott, in her first World Championships! Surely you should be encouraging a 17 year old (who by the way is quicker than you were at the same age!) or worst case scenario, offering some constructive criticism!?! But all you offered up was a complete character assassination of the young lady. It was nasty, spiteful, distasteful, outrageous and you should make a public apology live on air tonight, or alternatively offer your resignation. Of all people you should know a lot better, people in glass houses…..