This wasn’t even accurate Vladimir Morozov (40.28), and Nathan Adrian (40.23), have both split faster than Ress’ 40.35. But Dressel has the fastest split ever at the moment in 40.15.
Great race! But don't get me wrong, those guys are absolutely among the fastest swimmers in the world but calling it a world record is a bit of a stretch if yard pools exist literally nowhere else in the world don't you think? It's an amazing american record for sure and I'd love to see the same relay in the ISL or an olympic pool
I ha this argument. Same thing happens on dressel’s scy world records, check one on my Chanel’s comments. Simply put if it is the fastest anyone has swam that specific event, the 4x1 scy free relay, then it’s a world record
Also, most of these relays aren’t eligible for the American record. In my experience as an NCAA swimmer, only 1 or two in the A final are all American. Tons of foreign students come to compete
Thanks for posting the video. I recommend you add the year to your headlines. It would help anyone conducting a search. I'd also urge you to add the apostrophe to your repertoire of punctuation marks as they add clarity to writing. This swim established a new US Open, NCAA, and American records. Those with a semantic or imperial measurement or nationalistic bias will not agree, but it is not a World record despite being the fastest ever. World records are recognized and sanctioned by FINA, the sport's international governing body, for long-course and short-course meters, which are the pools where the world comes together to compete.
"The fastest non-Dressel split" lol
in history
This wasn’t even accurate Vladimir Morozov (40.28), and Nathan Adrian (40.23), have both split faster than Ress’ 40.35. But Dressel has the fastest split ever at the moment in 40.15.
Funny how his flat start time is faster than his relay split
“Fastest non-Dressel split in history” 😅😅😅
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Great race! But don't get me wrong, those guys are absolutely among the fastest swimmers in the world but calling it a world record is a bit of a stretch if yard pools exist literally nowhere else in the world don't you think? It's an amazing american record for sure and I'd love to see the same relay in the ISL or an olympic pool
I ha this argument. Same thing happens on dressel’s scy world records, check one on my Chanel’s comments. Simply put if it is the fastest anyone has swam that specific event, the 4x1 scy free relay, then it’s a world record
Also, most of these relays aren’t eligible for the American record. In my experience as an NCAA swimmer, only 1 or two in the A final are all American. Tons of foreign students come to compete
By that I mean on average. For this particular race I’m not sure
Thanks for posting the video. I recommend you add the year to your headlines. It would help anyone conducting a search. I'd also urge you to add the apostrophe to your repertoire of punctuation marks as they add clarity to writing.
This swim established a new US Open, NCAA, and American records. Those with a semantic or imperial measurement or nationalistic bias will not agree, but it is not a World record despite being the fastest ever. World records are recognized and sanctioned by FINA, the sport's international governing body, for long-course and short-course meters, which are the pools where the world comes together to compete.
Not anymore, lol
Really the worlds fastest relay swim. ??
Come on !!
The only country in the world that stills imperial!! 😂😂
It’s a American NCAA record.
This video is from 2 years ago. It was worlds fastest at the time being
@@alexfishvlogs49 an non event mate. Swimming imperial distance.
@@andrewthomas8737 you’re dog water
@@sahgahndeezbahls1536 haha that’s gold old mate.
You must be a Trump supporter.
@@andrewthomas8737 and you must not brush your teeth. What’s your point
Yards. So not relevant literally anywhere
yeah so you're basically super wrong. In 2020 these dudes are some of the best ISL swimmers.
I’m SCM sport....
The US is the biggest country for swimming so it’s relevant for more than half of the swimmers in the whole world