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Data Deep Dive: Comparing Popovici’s 46.71 to Pan’s 46.40 100 Free World Record

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By Sean Griffin on SwimSwam Less than 24 hours ago, former 100 freestyle world record holder David Popovici took over the world lead with a sizzling 46.71. The time was faster than his previous world record, the fastest in the world this year, and now stands as the second-fastest performance in history behind Pan Zhanle‘s 46.40 from the Paris Olympic final. These two look to be both the present and the long-term future of the event. Both are 20 …
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