Lewis Clareport National 400 mixed record number 2 in the world
New Zealand National Championships (NZL)
New Zealand set a new national record on the second day of the national championship for the 21-year-old Lewis Clarport.
The Capital Swimming Club player swam her best ever to win the gold medal in the men’s 400m multiplayer with a time of 4: 09.87.
Time is also the new national record, lowering the previous record it set for itself at 4: 12.07. Clearport He set the record during the 2019 World Championships Final in Gwangju, where he won the bronze medal.
In 2018, he also won a medal in the Commonwealth Games, always at 400 medals. Thanks to 4:14:42, he climbed to the third step of the podium.
Comparing Clareburt’s swim in 2019 to tonight’s performance, the first part of the race is almost unchanged, 2: 00.61 versus 2: 00.43 about two years ago. The real difference is seen in the frog part. In Gwangju swam the third leg of the race in 1: 12.71, achieved today in 1: 11.35. Also worth noting is the last 50 freestyle at 28.84.
Previous record:
The time is rated Clarport As the second performer in the world this season after the Japanese Daya Sito
| 2 | Ilya Borodin |
Ross | 4: 11.50 | 10/29 |
| 3 | Wang Shawn |
CHN | 4: 11.85 | 3/1 |
| 4 | run out Berneck |
they | 4: 12.60 | 03/25 |
| 5 | Yuki Ikari |
JPN | 4: 12.84 | 02/20 |
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