Day 2 Swimming: World Championships

our coverage of the 2013 world swimming Championships.

So far, Great Britain are yet to get amongst the medals but that could

change tonight. It is Robert rhetoric looking to make it onto the

Barcelona. The third night of finals at the Palau Sant Jordi, in the

world swimming Championships. Kit Adlington and Mark Foster are

alongside me, as excited as everybody else, expecting four world

records could go. That is a real possibility. Katie looked amazing

earlier in the week. The fastest woman in a textile suit. I think the

record will go tonight and I'm looking forward to that race.

Gemma Spofforth 's world record could go to Franklin. , yes, icy

Franklin got a medal the other night. Everything needs to go right

for a record to go. When someone is in form, we love watching people

break records. If you were going to put any money on it, Rueter admitted

type T. Last night she looked like she was easing up, and then she took

the world record. Yes, a lot of us are expecting it to go. And the

first race of the evening, Robbie Renwick, fourth fastest in

qualifying. How realistic are we in expecting him to go one better?

be honest, I do not think he will end up in the medals. Ryan Lochte is

in there, she gone it is in there. They probably have too much for him.

Let's see if he can do it. Huge sport for him from the British

contingent and does as well. Let's join our inimitable pairing of Andy

Jamieson and Adrian Moorhouse to Renwick is in six, next to Ryan

Lochte in five. A clean start. Robbie when make -- Renwick has got

a good start. As expected, right at the top in lane two there, the

Olympic champion is going for it. Interesting tactics. Yes, Agnelli is

trying to assert himself at the beginning of the race. A heck of a

lead right now but Ryan Lochte has probably seen him on the turn. Still

in a dominating position, though. This is fascinating. Poor old

Britain's Robin Rigg wake, in lane six, next to Ryan Lochte. -- Robert

Renwick. Now Robert Renwick has got to move if he's going to have the

chance of a medal. The Australian on the outside, on the bottom there,

also going well. Can Yannick Agnel hold this lead? We know Renwick can

come back on the third part, though, so I would not write him off

just yet. On the left hand side is Yannick Agnel, the Olympic champion.

Also coming back is done Neil is at in the centre. Can they catch

Yannick Agnel? I do not think they can. Yannick Agnel gets the gold.

This silver goes to Conor Dwyer of the USA and done Neil Izotov gets

the bronze. That is a huge surprise. -- Danila Izotov. That was the

nominal swimming. He did that in the Olympics and he shocked everyone

with his start. He never let the race go. Ryan Lochte came in fourth

in the end. What a wonderful performance. Huge support here. We

saw it in the relay when the guys one the four x 100 relay in the

first evening here. I am not sure if he can walk! He will be hurting.

Ryan Lochte was fourth by five hundredths of a second. That has

hurt him. What a great way to attack a World Championship final. He is

going to have had better strength and training than the media reports

have had. They have said he has had a troubled year, splitting from his

French coach, just starting with Michael Phelps' coach. We should not

write off anyone training with him even if it has only been a few

weeks. That is ridiculous, the clear water, on a 200m freestyle. It is

not bad. If you get rid of Michael Phelps it must be a massive hole and

then you add these two. I have to admire the bravery. So Olympic

champion becomes world champion on this men's 200m freestyle. One:

did not take its normal pattern of an arrow head. Was it hard to

understand what was going on. usually stick to my own race plan.

It does not matter what the other people do. It is something I can

look into for next season and maybe work on that and the homecoming

world championships next year so I have to be excited about that.

consistent swims, though. That is pleasing in itself. Yes. Obviously,

I would have loved to have gone a bit faster. There is another chance

on Friday. How are the relay guys feeling? That is the only British

relay we have actually brought? Everyone is doing pretty good. The

last 48 hours have been amply wrapped up in my own head. I am just

taking it one event at a time and now my focus is going to be the

relay on Friday. How about next year? It will be a very special year

for you and I have fond memories of a few years ago. Great to have it in

Glasgow, the Commonwealth Games. Yes, it will be a great event. There

are a couple of things I know I need to work on for next season as well.

I am looking forward to trying to get my Commonwealth title back.

Robbie, understandably there, you can send his disappointment. It did

not go as he had imagined that I imagine in his head he was on the

rostrum in the last two days. definitely, but he came back strong

and stuck to his own race plan, which you have got to do. But he did

swim faster. It is really good to improve from semifinals to finals.

We have got a good relay. Hopefully they can swim a good one later on in

the week. It was an extraordinary race. It was all over the place and

Rennick Agnelli, who we said yesterday what is going to happen

with him with his change of coach... -- Yannick Agnel. Some

people have said he's out of sorts. He's not a 100m swimmer but suddenly

went it is called upon and he needs to do it he can do it. He knew he

had an awful lot more, as did the others. I do not think Robbie should

be to disappointed. I would like to watch him work more on his

underwater phase. If he can improved that... He is number one in the

Commonwealth and we have a lot of Commonwealth races coming up next

year. If you think about Yannick Agnel's decision to move to America,

as Olympic champion, it says a lot about a guy. Having an Olympic medal

is not enough, he wants more. always risky, moving coach. You

trust your coach so much and it takes time to build up that

relationship but he is obviously so talented and works so hard. But he

just raised it. He just went and straightaway. No one was really

going to touch him there. -- raced it. The women's one is backed next.

The Brit holds the record for this. But there is Missy Franklin also.

Missy Franklin, she's only 18 years of age. Look how hard she is working

in that rat cap. -- in that black swimming cap. The medal goes to the

USA! Said the final of the women's Franklin. A decent start, not the

best. She has probably come up seventh or so but in a line. It was

quite a ropey start. It must be pace. This is definitely on. Gemma

Sopwith came back but Missy Franklin is going well. Also the Australian

in lane five and also Pelton in lane .42. Gold to Franklin, these silver

has gone to Emily Seebohm of Australia. The is appointing thing

is some of the... The way she swam that, I was surprised she did not go

out a little bit harder. The start was a bit ropey. The first 10m. I

would like to have a look at that again. She maybe does not have the

confidence of the start. She starts with two feet separated so she does

not have them together. One down. And it was that what like that

slipped last night and she looked a bit shaky. She popped up seventh. We

will have a look at the replay. You have to be happy with a gold medal.

I weep be surprised if she did not have the world record. That is not

helpful, is it? She was right in the middle of that lot. Emily Seebohm

has had a good race. I thought she was coming back towards the end,

just before the five metres. Closer than I thought. Much closer. That

surprises me. Beautiful. Lovely, still head will stop -- lovely,

still head. She burst on the scene last year with four Olympic gold

medals. We all wanted to see another superstar, I guess. So it Missy

Franklin has the World Championship title and adds it to the title she

but she did take the gold. Gemma Spofforth still holds that world

record. It looks like it will come in time. Yes, someone of her

calibre, you think she would start coming up ahead of everyone else. If

she gets it underwater, the dolphin phase, we call it, if she gets that

right and goes to 50m like you see Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte do,

there is a lot more to come. There was only going to be one winner from

the start, really. You do not have someone pushing you the whole way,

do you feel a bit comfortable? not think she would go out that

world record will go. But it was an amazing race. I am really looking

forward to her 200. From the British perspective they are not a

million miles away from making the We have three semi-finals for you

Murphy has got away pretty good, but he has got some work to do. The

big guys are in the centre. Look how powerful they are. This is

really impressive stuff. Damir Dugonjic is going well. He is going

to get it. Barry Murphy finished in Cameron van der Burgh. I think he

might do it. The crowd were not quiet, but he got off to a great

start. Cameron van der Burgh is often an absolute blinder. It is

his own world record. Look at the speed of those legs going through a.

Also going really well is the Swede. Just outside again. He is going to

qualify in one of the centre lanes That was probably the least likely

of the four potential world records, she says, covering herself. Cameron

van der Burgh is looking good and could go even quicker in the final.

The world record is 26.6. 26.7 this morning and 26.8 tonight. The

timing is so much more important. The boys were saying in the

commentary if it is slightly out, it does not work. His timing is

spot on and he is trying to break his world record because he knows

he is in a league of his own. the women's 1,500m freestyle. And

Jazmin Carlin did not qualify for this. After her disappointment in

the 400 we were hoping she would get back into the water and give

herself a chance. I know you have a spoken to her directly, but how is

she? I spoke to build and it was a big race for her. She is

disappointed, she has come 4th and 9th. I think she is looking at the

positive. She has got the 800 to come. It might work in her favour.

She might get a bit more rest than the other girls and hopefully get a

medal in the eight hundreds. Katie Ledecky is the one to watch and

there is the world record again. What are you feeling about the

1500? I think the world record will go. She swam amazingly in the 400.

She looked in control and did not look that tired at the end of it.

She is more suited to the distance. It will be interesting to see how

she goes out and how she paces it. I know you enjoyed your time in the

commentary box, so I am going to let you go and have a good time

with the boys. Let's state in the be. This is a battle royal. Katie

Ledecky of the USA is closest to us and she is starting to make a move

on Lotte Friis. She made that move at 300 metres. She is starting to

go again. This is real cat and mouse, Adrian. Yes, it is. Lotte

Friis has dropped the pace. She has dropped half a second. Katie

Ledecky is consistent. What do you think? Becky? It seems like she has

got into a group. Completely. I think it will stay this way and

sell the very last minute. Katie Ledecky is going to go for it with

about 200 to go. Whether Lotte Friis sticks with her or not, we do

not know yet. And who has the best sprint? I would say Katie. Lotte

Friis pulled out of the 400m early in the week because she was more

focused on the distance events. But Katie Ledecky has got that next

step, but it is just whether she has got it after 1,500m. They are

still five seconds ahead of the world record. And less anything

significant happens, the world record will go. Also in lane seven

is Lauren boil. Mireia Belmonte Garcia has got some way to go it

she wants to get a medal. She always comes back strong, so it

will be interesting to see what happens. It will be difficult for

her to catch Lauren boil. 1,000m in the file of the 1,500m and it has

been like this all the way through. Lotte Friis of Denmark, in the

white cap, and Katie Ledecky closest to us, of the USA, in the

black cap. Only the second woman in history to go under four minutes in

that 400m freestyle. That gap is so tight. It seems like Katie Ledecky

caught up with Lotte Friis and matched the pace. She is not taking

it on to the next level. It must be hard when you catch somebody up to

keep driving ahead. I think it is a little too soon to make the break

to try and go. They have still got 400m to go, so maybe in about 200m

we will see one of them try and break. It is Lotte Friis and Katie

Ledecky, as they have from the gun, absolutely gone neck-and-neck. I

think the gap between the gold and the silver and the bronze, Lauren

Boyle, is getting slightly smaller. I do not think she will catch the

two leaders, but it is definitely getting shorter. Definitely. Lauren

Boyle is closing the gap. But I think she has got to fight to catch

up. There will be a fantastic sprint at the end. It is going to

come down to the last 50. excited can we get here? Very.

a little! There are 300 metres to go. First over his Lotte Friis.

Hardly one hundredth of a second has changed between these two when

all the way through this race. It is really quite extraordinary. The

fastest qualifier was Lotte Friis. Behind there was Katie Ledecky, 81

hundredths of a second. I worry a little bit for Lotte Friis because

I think this print of Katie Ledecky is a bit better. Lauren Boyle is in

the bronze-medal position. What do you think Becky? When she breeds

the opposite way to Lotte Friis, she drops off a bit and Lotte Friis

tries to go for it a bit more. are both breathing away from each

other. Katie Ledecky has finally taken over. I wonder if this is

where she makes her move? Lotte Friis has led for the past 1200

metres. Lotte Friis of Denmark is in the white hat. It looks like

Katie Ledecky is making a move. be honest it is the right time. She

deals she has got enough left. have to save something for the end.

In distance events you do not see a lot of kicking. But Lotte Friis is

hanging on. They have got equal terms. Nobody is gaining over the

turns. It is going to be interesting. With 100m to go, the

final turn of the final of the 1,500m freestyle. It looks like

Katie Ledecky has made her big move. Can she hold on? The world record

is going to be shattered. Katie Ledecky of the USA is starting to

us were aware from Denmark's Lotte Friis. What an amazing swimmer she

has been. She has made the move and I am not sure Lotte Friis can

respond to this. I think Katie is a clear winner here. She is more

focused on the distance. Look at her. What an unbelievable race this

has been. She looks so powerful. This is really impressive stuff.

The 16 year-old, the Olympic champion, she is going to destroy

the world record on this 1500. The world champion and the new world

record holder is Katie Ledecky of the USA. Lotte Friis of Denmark

gets up the silver, also under the world record pace. The bronze medal

goes to Lauren boyo of New Zealand. What a superb race it was. She led

with 200m to go. Sheet at two seconds out of Lotte Friis. Lotte

Friis is just above her. A new world record. She destroyed the old

world record. A good bronze from That is two for your collection, a

few more to come. Definitely, I am taking each race at a time, but so

far I am very happy. Did that one go to plan? Lotte Friis put in some

speed early on. She was very impressive yesterday in the

preliminaries and I knew she was going to be very tough. We pushed

each other all the way and it was a matter of toughness at the end.

you enjoy swimming at 1500? Is there any fun in that hard work?

Yes, it is fun swimming in an international race with the world's

best. It is good to know your swimming is the best in the world.

They are such good people and you meet them afterwards at the medal

ceremony. The world record means something special. I have been

pretty close in a number of events, so to finally get one means the

perfect. She let Lotte Friis do all the hard work and then pick it up at

the perfect opportunity. She knew she had enough. A bit more sprint

than Lotte Friis, so she picked it up with 200m to go. It was the right

decision as well. She just smashed that world record. And it had stood

for some time as well. She is an absolute star of the sport. Yes, she

is going to take distance soaring to another level again. It is

interesting to see what she does at the end of the freestyle. We had

all, in inverted commas, written off Lotte Friis a little bit, well, we

thought she would come second. When he watched Katie

Ledeckypossess-mac/, it is almost like a -- when you watch her

movements it is like Michael Phelps. Watch out Jazmin Carlin, they knew

world record could be coming. towards the end of the week, I do

not know how Boyle will cope with doing the 400m eccentric. She did

not make the final here at it may be a bit of a positive in that she may

have a bit more left in her tank than the other girls. But I think

Katie Ledecky will smash my world record! And you have a smiling face

saying that because it is about the progress of the sport. Yes, five

years is a long time. It is the men's 100m that stroke. --

three from the Frenchman. He has got about three or four tenths right

from the start. Absolutely. Stravius is on form. A great turn from

Grevers. He burst out. Fantastic. to the USA as well. The bronze medal

has gone to the Frenchman, Jeremy Stravius. That is the first USA 1-2

and it is a big one. We were not sure whether Grevers was going to

come here in the first place or whether he would be on form to break

the world record, but he's world champion. The Lowe yes. Not the

fastest race. A second of the world record but Matt Grevers dug in deep

there. Stravius had a good turn as well, I thought. He just did not

quite have it in the last five metres. He will be relieved to get

the gold medal. World champion, Olympic champion in two consecutive

years. It is a good place to be. When he was tying up inside these

turn, and Stravius, too. His turn was great when he burst up to the

surface and have the next two strokes all in one. Just a little

following Olympic title but he won last year in London, Matt Grevers of

the USA, David Plummer with silver, is how I swim. The harder I train,

the slower I go. So when I rest a tonne, that means I can usually show

up. Are you aware of how much you swim up on everybody else. I have to

see the video. I have been struggling the last couple of months

so it is good to know I have my old stuff back.

So Matt Grevers, the Olympic champion, is now the world champion.

Just as a little bonus as well, it is USA 3-1 France and the night. --

on the night. Michael Phelps gave up and he is the linchpin. All of a

sudden you have got other people that step into his boots. They have

had great performances. That was all about the race. It was not a fast

time. Even Lacourt, who was European champion in 2009... He is a big lie.

How much does it help having your compatriots swimming alongside you.

It was interesting, the line-up there. You have the two Frenchman,

the two Japanese, the two Americans there. I just think it gives you

that lift. You are comfortable resting them. I used to love racing

Joe Jackson. We knew each other, we knew our styles and we pushed each

other on and inspired each other. They would have given each other

that beast and lift am especially if they do work together a lot in

training. They will definitely be competitive with each other, not

just anyone else. Let's move on. It is the women's 200m freestyle

semifinals. The one that you say is these ladies, I probably should have

said it before they started, be very careful because in the second

semifinal, the top five grams women this year of all in the second

semifinal. Yes, it is a completely different semifinal. But we have a

lot of people here who got their best times to modify, but the best

swimmers in the world are in the next final. It is based on time. The

15-year-old Chinese swimmer is going for it, head of record pace.

Federica Pellegrini set the world record. She goes unbelievably slow

for the first 100 and ridiculously fast for the second. The halfway

turn in the first semifinal. And Katina Hosszu looks good. -- Katinka

Hosszu. And Costa-Schmid is starting to take the lead. She has moved over

to the other side of the lane as well to get away from Katinka

Hosszu. She is leaning away from Katinka Hosszu now, which will not

help. We need 1.57 to make final. There are five very fast women in

the second semi. This will be really tight and extremely important that

they get may be one of the first two positions. Schmidt wins it. Second,

Palmer, Bonnet third. I tell you what, this is going to be really

tough to make the final because that was a very good semifinal.

Costa-Schmid winning the first semifinal, pretty quick. Kylie

Palmer second. Katinka Hosszu is in a dangerous position in four. Here

is the league second semifinal. The fastest five women in the world are

in two, three, four, five and six. The fastest qualifier is the Olympic

champion in lane four. With the blackout of Italy, -- with the black

swimming hat of Italy, Federica Pellegrini. She comes back quickly.

Franklin in second place. Interesting to see how much energy

she has after that final. So there is the white hat of France and the

black hat of the USA. Federica Pellegrini is not as far behind as

she normally is at the 100m. She has been super quiet this year. She is

in a good position. She would normally be a little further down

the map. She will have to make a move on this 50m though. Missy

Franklin making a bit of a move there. The field is closing up. It

looks like the race to the top of the picture... The Swedish swimmer

looks good. It looks like Camille Muffat of France in the centre with

the black hat is starting to come back. We saw a really quick first

semifinal. These women have got to get in. Pellegrini coming in in the

black hat in the centre. This is good. She will go in the final,

fastest. Franklin second, Muffat heard. A fast semifinal.

Confirmation of the result of that second semifinal. The world record

holder, Pellegrini, winning it. Shannon Vreeland of the USA has made

from the second, led by the world record-holder. Missy Franklin is in

it so far here in Barcelona. But next it is the semifinals of the

men's 200m fly and Roberto Pavoni of Great Britain is looking for a fast

time to get him through to the final. Do you remember Chad Le

Clos? If you do not, you will men's 200m fly. -- first semifinal

far to the side to breathe on butterfly. A lot of the guys this

morning while holding back, not least Chad Le Clos. We watched him

right through to the last two metres of the race just checking on

everybody else, on their whereabouts. You have to play it a

bit more seriously here. Very easy. Chad Le Clos is not trying very

hard. He's going to go 1.55 or something. He is taking it steady.

Lane four, third position, way off world record. They are not going

quickly. Always dangerous. There is a huge world record by Michael

Phelps. He is looking around again. What do you think of this? He is

going, OK, I am going to turn it on at this turn. He is turning in

second position but it is just it? He put his head down for three

strokes. That was the laziest semi- final I have ever seen. He has got

another few seconds on that. looked comfortable. The second

semi-final. The two big Americans are right in the centre. Tyler

Clary is the fastest qualifier. The world champion from 2005. The

Chinese men in the first semi-final took it out very hard. Yin Chen's

best time is 54.438. I think this will be a faster semi-final. In the

first one they were messing around a little bit. Well, maybe the rest

weren't, but Chad Le Clos was. A very interesting line-up at this

100m. They are a bit quicker. They are all in a line and they will

have to work pretty hard to make a break. It looks like Tom looks

saner is going well. His first ever Korzeniowski had a bit look around

as well. -- a big look. It was very noticeable. He is looking to see

where they are. He is going to have to keep ongoing. That is

fascinating. Not particularly fast. Chad Le Clos is going to go into

the final fastest and Korzeniowski You looked as if you were out for a

bit of a stroll to date. No, that is the way I race. I always get a

bit nervous and I wanted to make sure I was in the right position.

Sometimes I have to look over to see where I am, but I am happy with

the time. I am excited. What has your year been like a Stimac it

must be very depressed with a change of life from last year.

After the Olympics last year I came back to South Africa and had a huge

welcome and having the support of everybody back home and new fans

around the world helped me get better. We bump into you back at

the stadium and with Mark Foster and we had a good chat with him.

has an arm problem and he tore his bicep. Did you beat him?Not yet.

Tell us about the sharks. Yes, next month we are going to dive with

Michael Phelps in the shark cage diving. Good luck with that one.

The men's 200m fly, the man who made it look very easy in

qualifying for the final. The Olympic champion, this layer of

Michael Phelps, Chad Le Clos. saw him in the last length looking

around, almost played with the others. When it comes to the final

it will be a different story. He was relaxed and confident and

nobody ever saw him beating Michael Phelps at the Olympics and suddenly

now he is the main man to beat. He is immensely talented. He looked

very easy and very comfortable. How regular is it that you look around

like that? The it is very rare. He is a few seconds off what he did

last year and I think he has got more to come. It looked so easy. I

am excited to see what more there is and if he can beat what he did

last year. We have a very exciting finale. Last night we saw something

very special indeed from the Lithuanian Plymouth-based swimmer

Ruta Meilutyte. Ruta Meilutyte of Plymouth and Lithuania, the 16

year-old a champion. That was extraordinarily fast. Look at that.

This is fascinating. She has got it. She can go even faster. What a

great swim that was. The Olympic champion is now the world record

with a green hat, from Lithuania. A wonderful start from the new world

record holder. 29.97. Going West her his Jessica Hardy in the black

hat. She has the best reactions. I have never seen anyone react so

well to the gun. Actually that was quite slow. She has to come back

quite strongly, I do not think the field can challenge her. Jessica

Hardy is to the right of her, and Yulia Efrimova. Jessica Hardy is

trying to come back, but it looks like it is going to be Ruta

Meilutyte. Is she going to become the world champion as well? Just

outside again. Seven-tenths of a second outside the world record,

but she is the world champion, and I think she is delighted. Good

heavens. She went out much more measured. But goodness me, she can

bring it back. It was a very strong race. It is very difficult to say,

can you break another world record, please? The point of a world record

is that nobody has ever swam quicker than the record. She has

got the world championship gold medal and the world record in the

same meet. That is fine. She won the Olympic Games one seconds

slower than that. Gold medallist at the Olympics, won four seconds

slower. She has improved one second. Where is she going? At that age

improvement is consistent. You would assume sea has got more time

in her. John her coach in Plymouth has been talking about how she can

improve. She herself has been saying she can improve as she is

hungry to understand where she can improve. I do not know how her

pacing went today. She is may be slower than she or John would have

hoped her to be. 0.13 at the 50 and 0.07. Such fine margins. It is

pretty much right on the best time she set last night. When she

reflects back on this tomorrow she will be pretty happy with her

performance in the three races. will be utterly delighted. She has

come to the world championships in Barcelona one year after winning

the Olympics. Ruta Meilutyte of Weld's Champion to add to your list

of world record holder and Olympic champion. You get used to this?

really, because there is always a big surprise. We were talking about

the fact that grandma got in last year, but that did not. Is he here

today? Yes, my dad and my grandmother and my brother.

what about you coach Christie might he is here with the team, so he is

always here all the time with me. Why were his instructions to you?

know the strategy, just go out there, do my own race and not think

about anyone else and not let anyone go past me. And you have got

all your mates at home in Plymouth. Say hello to them. They are

cheering you on. Fantastic and well done to you and we are very proud

of you as well. What comes through from that interview is just how

young she is. She is a prodigious talent with the world at her feet.

She definitely is, she is really shy and it is nice to see that. But

she is an unbelievable athlete and we feel she is a little bit British

and I am sure people at home will be watching her and cheering her on.

A school friends and people she lives with art in Plymouth. She has

got a British coach and she is based in Britain and where are the

Brits coming through in that area? We have not seen many Brits getting

into finals. It has been a bit disappointing across the board.

There are another five days to go and some big names to go like

Hannah Miley and Fran Halsall, but historically we have been put at

the Junior European Championships. We win races and do a lot better

than other European countries like France. But they turn their junior

athletes into world beaters and that is what we have to do. We have

the talent. What is missing?If they go to the right coaches,

whether they are getting the right training. How do you keep them in

the sport when they are 15 or 16? The normal things like distractions

in life? In if we did it, other people can do it. There is some

ingredient missing, I do not know what it is. I do not know quite

what. I'd guess having had you at the forefront of British swimming

in recent years and there as a role model, they know it can be done,

Britain can be a winner on a world stage. These championships were

always going to be weird because the head coaches have only been in

since April. They have not a hand or had the time to introduce the

things they want to put into place, but I think they can. We have got

good junior people coming up, but it will take a bit of time to do

that. There will be a gradual build-up to rear. We have got lots

If you are looking at the semi- finals I would go with Federica

Pellegrini and Missy Franklin, but in a final people find a bit of an

extra bit. Cameron van der Burgh chasing his own record. Coverage on