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In the final heat, Amanda Weir got the Americans to the wall first at the 100 mark, but the Canadians held the lead at the halfway point. The Australians surged ahead in the back half and earned the top seed with a 3:32.39. The time was an Olympic record, and a strong reminder of why the Australians are the favorite in the event.
The Australian combination of Madison Wilson (54.11), Brittany Elsmlie (53.22), Bronte Campbell (53.26), and Cate Campbell (51.80) overturned their own existing Olympic record of 3:33.15.
Fellow AustralianĂ‚Â Emma McKeon will likely swim in tonight’s final, making the chances of the Olympic Record falling once again a reasonable bet.
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