French swimmer Léon Marchand breaks 14-year-old record

Another record from an incredible swimmer.
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French swimmer Léon Marchand is showcasing phenomenal form and results, continuing to rewrite records one after another.

Details: The World Swimming Championships are currently underway in Singapore, where Frenchman Léon Marchand is competing. He set a new record in the 200-meter individual medley, completing the distance in 1 minute and 52.69 seconds.

Marchand shaved 1.31 seconds off the previous record, which belonged to American Ryan Lochte and was set on July 28, 2011, at the World Championships in Shanghai, China.

Throughout his career, Marchand has now claimed his sixth world championship gold. Last year, he was one of the standout stars of the Paris Olympics, winning four gold and one bronze medal.

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Miguel Solomons Miguel Solomons Dailysports's expert
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