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Marchand Might Be French but Led Texas-Flavored Moment at Swim Worlds

SINGAPORE, JUL 31 – Marchand set a new 200 IM world record of 1:52.69 in the semifinal and won gold with 1:53.68, breaking Ryan Lochte's 14-year-old mark, officials said.

  • On July 31, 2025, in Singapore, French swimmer Léon Marchand secured the top podium position in the 200m individual medley event at the world swimming championships.
  • Just a day before, Marchand broke the 200 IM world record in the semifinals, cutting Ryan Lochte's 14-year-old time of 1:54.00 down to an impressive 1:52.69.
  • In the final, Marchand won clocking 1:53.68, beating his University of Texas training partners Shaine Casas and Hubert Kós, who took silver and bronze respectively.
  • Marchand expressed his joy at performing at his peak while racing in front of an enthusiastic audience.
  • Marchand's win marked France's second gold at the meet, while the Americans won four gold medals despite battling a stomach bug, and Australia led the medal table.
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Marchand might be French but led Texas-flavored moment at swim worlds

SINGAPORE — Léon Marchand of France won gold in the 200-meter individual medley at the swimming world championships on Thursday – and it had a Texas flavor to it.

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Léon Marchand was a world champion on the 200-metre 4-swimming race on 31 July, and was able to enjoy his 3rd sacre in the discipline, and a gold medal awarded by a very special guest.

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KSAT 12 broke the news in San Antonio, United States on Thursday, July 31, 2025.
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