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Canada's McIntosh wins 400 free by over 15 seconds at U.S. Open swim meet
McIntosh, coached by Bob Bowman, won by over 15 seconds with a 3:55.37 swim, breaking Katie Ledecky’s U.S. Open record from April 2025.
- Thursday, Dec. 5, 2025, Summer McIntosh set a U.S. Open record in the 400m freestyle at the Toyota U.S. Open Championships, touching in 3:55.
- Having begun training with coach Bob Bowman, McIntosh returned to competition after illness and said, `This was my first race back for the season, my first under Bob, so I was pretty pumped up for it.`
- She swam under world-record pace for much of the race, finishing just over a second behind the world-record time 3:54.18 set last June in Victoria.
- Dominating the field, McIntosh finished well clear of Peplowski and Weyant , winning by more than 15 seconds.
- The result surpasses Katie Ledecky's U.S. Open mark of 3:56.81, highlighting McIntosh's form as a three-time Olympic champion, with her 3:55.37 signaling strong prospects for the coming months.
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Canada’s McIntosh wins 400 free by over 15 seconds at U.S. Open swim meet
AUSTIN - Canada's Summer McIntosh set a new U.S. Open record in the women's 400-metre freestyle on Thursday night at the Toyota U.S. Open Championships.
·Hamilton, Canada
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