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Unsurprisingly Katie Ledecky jumped to the lead early in the second heat of semi-finals, splitting a time of 56.73 before cruising to a final time of 1:55.10. Ledecky, who flirted with a new world record in the 400 free last night, has been as fast as 1:54.43 this year.
Leah Smith, who earned her first Olympic berth last night in the 400 free with Ledecky, added slightly to her prelims time of 1:56.47, finishing with a 1:56.73 to maintain her spot as the second seed.
The gold medalist from London, Allison Schmitt, cruised to a time of 1:57.05 in the first heat of semi-finals, good for third going into tomorrow night’s final.
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