Summer McIntosh won her first gold medal in the 400 and qualified for the Olympics on the first day of competition at the Canadian Swimming Trials, with the women's 100 butterfly quota in full.
(1) Summer McIntosh swam 1:59.06 in the women's 400m freestyle final to win the gold and qualify for the Olympics.
After this race, she will surpass Australia's Ariarne Titmus in 3:59.13 and temporarily rank first in the world this season.
Summer McIntosh's personal PB is 3:56.08, and a dissection of the segmented results shows that there is not much difference in the future, and there is more speed loss in the back. Winning the championship by 9.06 seconds ahead of the second place shows that the pressure exerted by the competitors is not enough, coupled with the need to retain physical fitness in many items, and on the whole, they still did not do their best.
[Breeze] 3:56.08 (PB) segment
56.46/1:55.91/2:55.84/3:56.08
[Breeze] 3:59.06 sub-paragraph
56.03/1:56.05/2:57.35/3:59.06
(2) Maggie MacNeil swam 56.61 seconds in the women's 100m butterfly final to win the gold medal and secure an Olympic ticket. She swam a season best of 56.54 seconds in the heats, placing her seventh in the world this season. After this battle, McNeil will lock in his second Olympic Games and officially start defending his title.
Mary-Sophie Harvey finished silver with a strong second half of 57.32 seconds (PB) and secured her second Olympic ticket. It was also the first time that Marie Sophie Xavi broke 58 seconds, improving her personal PB by 0.73 seconds, which she set just last month.
Rebecca Smith, who was the first to complete the turn, swam 57.89 seconds to win the bronze medal and meet the Olympic A standard. Although he did not get a ticket to the Olympics, he is expected to break into Paris through the relay quota.
[Breeze] other individual victories and results
Men's 100 Frog Swim: Finlay Knox|1:00.66 PB (QT: 59.49)
Men's 400 Rice Freeswim: Alex Axon|3:50.10 (QT: 3:46.78)
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