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Hello and welcome to further coverage from the World Swimming

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Championships in Shanghai, way yesterday, Nineteen-year-old Ellen

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Gandy had a career highlight, winning a silver medal in the

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butterfly, the first time a British win at 430 years. Ryan Lochte

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upbeat Michael Phelps for the It was the first world record in

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swimming since the high tech suits were banned. So what have we got

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Fran Halsall is trying to win a first goal for Team GB in people.

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At Buddies Michael Jamieson and Andrew Willis are swimming, but

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they would have to produce the best of their lives. Five-time the

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Olympian and London aquatic Centre record holder Mark Foster is with

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me. Let's talk about Fran Halsall, she is one of the stars of the

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British team. She has had a rougher ear, explain what has gone on.

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year, she was European champion, then she was world silver medallist

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two years ago in Rome, so as she is getting more mature and getting

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faster... But just after the Commonwealth Games, she had an

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ankle injury and went to the trials in March, didn't have the best but

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qualified for the freestyle, she had enough in the tank. She is

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twenty-one years of age, born in Southport, trains in Loughborough,

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and There is a group of swimmers What are you looking to get out of

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the world championships this year? I just want to be able to race

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against the people who will be there in London and looking for

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medals, just to see where I am mad see what I need to do next year to

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put myself at the top of the pile. It is going to be a good race, the

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girls from the Netherlands are in good shape. Nobody knows what the

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USA will bring to the table, they haven't had the trials, but I

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expect them to be swimming really quick. You have the Chinese in

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their own backyard, you don't know what they are going to do. I think

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it will be a bit of a bun fight, to be honest. I just after nail

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everything would it comes they enter the final and get my hand on

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the wall. A year away, what are your thoughts? It is exciting. I am

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looking forward to it. I am just about starting to think about

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having my break after this and getting stuck into some more hard

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training. This is the last bit of racing before a lot of hard work,

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so I just can't wait, it is going to be an awesome year, and if I

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qualify for the Olympics, I will be for May are the real threats. --

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start, not the best. Probably the best start was Ottesen, closest to

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us. But Fran Halsall starting to show now. She looks as though she

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under quite a way. Heemskerk is looking strong. Kromowidjojo

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looking good as well. ADRIAN MOORHOUSE: Fran Halsall is

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looking good. It is going to be really tied. Ottesen gets it. It is

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tied. The one I said would not get a medal has won the gold medal.

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Halsall has come forth. She was 6,100 sq other second out of the

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bronze medal -- 6,100. There was a tie for the gold medal and a tie

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for 4th. In scare didn't do it when she needed to do it. -- Heemskerk.

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Both of those girls really didn't deliver tonight, hair and Fran

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Halsall. She was looking really Halsall. She was looking really

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good. But a bit of a blanket finish. Herasimenia in the top right, she

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looks as surprised as we are. I would not have called Ottesen. She

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is in the next women's race, she is Not the result anyone expected.

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definitely not. I tried my best but it didn't happen. I'm really

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disappointed, but what can you do? Any thoughts as to why it didn't

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really work so well? Last night, you seemed so relaxed All Star I

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did feel good last night but I didn't seem to have it in the tank.

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But it is over now and I can't really changed the result. I just

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have to get on with it. I am lucky to be here with the year I have had,

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so anything was a bonus. You expect a lot of yourself and we know that.

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You have had ankle problems to deal with, all of which are now behind

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you. Exactly. I can build on this now. It hurts a little to come for,

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but it will take me on for next year.

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She does a good job of putting a brave face added. She will be

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hurting. When you are at the championships, it doesn't say when

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you bid -- come for, at the injuries you had going into it. My

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biggest thing is I don't think she has done enough racing. She

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definitely hadn't done enough training, not her fault, it was the

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right time to have the operation. But coming in fourth place, she was

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gutted and it should help the next year. When she was talking to Bob

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Ballard, she was saying she would take a break. Would that help.

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or three weeks offer. Then you get back in the swimming pool. At the

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end of the summer, two or three weeks, and then you are back into

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it. There are no big breaks. What is interesting there, and we saw at

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the start of the programme, any gain you have got a chance. The

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girls who came in there... Fran Halsall didn't have a bad swim, it

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wasn't a blow-out, it is just that the girls on the outside who got on

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and did their own thing, Ottesen and the other tide. It is a case of

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if you have got the lane, you have got their chance. She is back in

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action tomorrow. She has the 50m heats, and she should make the

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final. Then she has also got the 4x100. And do you think, come the

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Olympics, assuming she takes this break and gets a clean run, in she

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somebody he should be doing freestyle and butterfly at various

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distances? I think so, because the butterfly is that the start of the

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programme and that she would have a day off before the freestyle. They

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are not overlapping. She would have a break in between. The 100 free

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has always been her at the end, the 53, not as much pressure. -- her

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event. Every time you walk out into that environment, the Olympics,

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70,000 people cheering for you, the more she gets used to it the more

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it will help you. And at the butterfly, we have strength in

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depth. We have three world-class swimmers. There is no certainty. A

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couple of years ago, you thought it would be a certainty that Fran

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Halsall would be doing it, but they have Jessica low and Ellen Gandy

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could be doing it. It is much more difficult to make the team. We will

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leave it to now have -- for now. To the final of the 200m backstroke,

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which is all about Ryan Lochte. In this event, he doesn't have to

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destroyed Michael Phelps's confidence on the 200m freestyle --

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allowed. Brian Lochte probably having the best start along with

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going well as well. He has given up the 10th of the second on the start.

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Ryosuke Irie is just half a body length down again. That is after 75

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metres, that is an extraordinary gap. The whole field has strung out.

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Baconian NSM and a fashion. -- they go in in a similar fashion. If he

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puts the pressure now, or gets a body length, that's the race done.

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I wonder if the USA could go want to again. -- 1, 2. Ryosuke Irie

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doesn't look that good. He is not have the best at tanning. The two

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Americans are still under water, 13 metres -- the turning. That is

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immense, to have that lung capacity, pretty much flat-out. Lochte or is

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there way ahead. It looks like the Japanese is coming through. Lochte

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A brilliant swim. His 10th World Championship gold medal. That puts

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him third in the all-time medals. It puts him ahead of Ian Thorpe.

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lifetime best by one second at that level, it is fantastic. Trading for

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200m, he has just nailed it -- a training. He is becoming quite a

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while. One of those kids coached by his parents. So the world champion

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A third gold medal for him. How good is he, or is he one of the

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greats? Definitely. We always put Michael Phelps as the superficial

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and now we have seen him taint. I always thought it was the case of

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Michael Phelps be unbeatable, but I actually think Lochte is as good as

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Michael Phelps. They are both super fish in a sense. He can improve. If

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he can do the same next year, he will improve. He seems so relaxed

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when he swims, particularly on backstroke, his specialist event.

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That is his number one event. The 200m of broker Michael Phelps, his

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In that medley, he won that race on the backstroke, they were so evenly

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matched. We have talked a lot about Lochte or and is turning a, what

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about when he is doing backstroke? -- and his attorney. Just as

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-- and his attorney. Just as Americans are the best in the world.

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He comes out right on the 50-metre mark. If you think, it is a 50-

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metre pool, they do 15 on the every metre pool, they do 15 on the every

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turn. 30% of their swimmer can be done under water, are on their back

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or on their front. What I find interesting is we know how good he

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is but if you went out on the street and ask to it he was, people

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wouldn't have a clue. He got an Olympic gold medal in Beijing in

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that event. Three Olympic golds in total, some of those coming in

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relays. I guess London is the place where he will either shine... But

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even London, the spotlight will be on Ian Thorpe and Michael Phelps.

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If he does, and steps up and beat Michael Phelps, who is seen as

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unbeatable in a sense... After the championship, in the Soling world,

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everybody knows him. -- swimming. He is the third all-time world

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Its wording terms, unbelievable. wonder if it is quite helpful for

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He is not Ian Thorpe or Michael Phelps and he does not walk through

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an airport and get mobbed, so that helps. I think going into a

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championship it helps. We all put different amounts of pressure on

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ourselves and then there is outside pressure from the public, sponsors,

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and expectations. When Ian Thorpe comes back he will have all of that.

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Ryan Lochte will not have the same outside pressures, but internally

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in himself. He knows what he is capable of doing and he will have

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the same pressures at the swimming pool. When he steps away from the

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pool, it is surfing and skateboarding and it is relaxed.

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When he is on the block, in that swimming pool and biting, that

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means absolutely everything. mentioned Michael Phelps a couple

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of times and he was in the pool today in the semi-finals. Back to

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butterfly for him here. Again there is no Ryan Lochte up against him.

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The semi-final and sea cruises through. He is such a beast in the

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water, but doing butterfly he is even more impressive. This is the

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one in the swimming world that we knew he could possibly use. The 200

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butterfly is his main event. He was quick to get out of the poll

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because he had the relay coming up later on. Do your job, make it

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through to the top eight. In the morning make it to the top 16. That

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was a case of making the top eight. He will touch the wall and get out

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and he knows he has qualified. He will get out for the relay. Now,

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the fastest event, the 50 metres freestyle. The British record

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holder is Mark Foster. He still holds the record and it was set in

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2006. Wanting to break that and qualify for the final will be Adam

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in the heats. Alain Bernard is in start particularly well, and then

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he wended up. -- he wound it up. He is going OK at the moment in six.

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Marco Orsi is going well. That was pretty close. He was faith. Is that

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right? No, 6th. I do not think that is going to get him into the final.

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He will be disappointed with that. That was Nathan Adrian. You need to

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be under 22 and that was not quite there. He gave away 0.082 Adrian.

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If you took that off his time, he would be in, maybe. But it is one

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of those races where it is a bit hit and miss. That was about us

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when from Alain Bernard. The 50 freestyle you have to get

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every technical bit of it right. You definitely do. Unfortunately, I

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did not do that as well as I would have liked to. You were a bit of an

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bedside Burnett. I was in lane eight this morning and the swim it

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felt really good. There are not as many waves and it helped this

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morning getting out there and going into the semis. But tonight I was

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in the mix with the big boys and I got too many waves. His life in

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America going well? America is going really well and I love the

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training. I am doing a psychology degree and everything is going

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

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said all sorts of stuff goes on in the outside lanes. He is getting a

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clap from his mate. You are in the final, mate. Good on you. That must

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feel good, to get a cab from the world champion and the world record

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holder, your team-mate. -- a hard. Beautiful streamlining of the dive.

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The far left-hand side was the winner. That was a big collide. --

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

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The world record holder is the You are a sprint specialist, what

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would you advise before Adam? Currently do what he is doing. In

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the States he is in a collegiate system and it is like a mini World

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Championships and he is in the right place and the right club. The

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Brazilian was at the same university as him and he is in the

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right place. Doing a psychology degree you do psychology on

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yourself. In the heat this morning he was a little bit out of the way

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and then he is in the middle. It is getting used to being in the middle

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with guys who are in your mind on paper are faster than you. You get

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a little bit excited and then tired towards the end. Are you saying you

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are better off being in an outside lane because of the Chopin us?

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you have got big guys either side of you, the water moves a bit more,

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but it can make a difference. You saw Bruno Fratus from Brazil on the

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outside lane. On paper he should not have made it. If he was in the

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middle, he might not have made it in. That was a PB. There was a

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lovely reaction from him. The rest of the Brazilian team do not have a

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problem with Cesar Seeler feel hope. He has been tested via a substance

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and has been let off. He basically tested positive for a dietary

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supplement. There was a banned substance in this supplement, a

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banned steroid. The federation said, tell us why this is in here. He

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said I took this supplement to lose weight. I cannot understand why a

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professional athlete needs to lose weight. He looks incredibly skinny.

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He said, this is the reason. I did not know it was in the product. It

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is not listed on the bottle. He was telling the truth from that point

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of view. But I maintain it is up to the athlete to make sure whatever

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they take is clean and they have had it tested. In terms of

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supplements generally and vitamin pills, were you absolutely straight,

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nothing in a pale shape form was going in your body. I took vitamins.

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It is one of these things to stop you getting broken down. When I was

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training hard I did not get ill and I did not get Coles. You can go up

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to the line. You can take protein supplements and product's on the

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allowed list as it were. You can take as much of that as possible.

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What he is doing there is taking what he thinks is allowed, but in

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one of his supplements there is something. It has happened before

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in a few cases where people have taken vitamins and there has been

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something in there that has been on the banned list. But it is up to

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you to make sure your products are OK. There is a website you can go

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on. It will tell you if they have been tested and they get a stamp of

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approval. You want to give people the benefit of the doubt, but I

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remember looking at a list that the anti-doping Association had

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published of the excuses given to them by the athletes and it is

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shocking. You say, you cannot say that. You cannot say your granny

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has died and I was crying so much at and had to take something.

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things happen, but every athlete goes, the Brazilian tested positive

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and they are not happy about it. The onus is on the athlete.

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whether you are a swimmer or an athlete. The world championships

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and athletics start at the end of August. Plenty people are wanting

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to book their place for the trials Will Britain's athletes have the

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last word? The World trials and UK Championships on BBC Two. Also from

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tomorrow afternoon from 2:20pm on BBC Two you can see how Becky

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Adlington fares in the final of the 800 metres. She is the Olympic and

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Commonwealth champion, but has never yet won a world championship

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title. She looked good in the heats this morning. Yes, really good.

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This is her in the blue cap. Dutch woman one there heats and

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look spectacular. Becky has got more of speed coming from the front.

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This is her event in a sense. That will give her a bit of confidence,

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winning the race. You seemed very much in control. You were not going

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to let her in at the end. You know how you are swimming, I know that

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sounds silly. I did not know have bars that was going to be,

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especially with my 400 the other day. I was not really sure and I

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thought, I do not know what time I am on and if I just go out

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definitely in that final and I looked at the time and I'm pleased

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with that for a heat. It is amazingly fast for a heat. It is

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the quickest I had done in the morning. It will have taken a lot

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out of May, especially as I am getting older. You are very old!

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am so glad I made that final and I am going to try and rest as much as

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I can over the next 24 hours. amazes me how insecure she is, she

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is so self-effacing. She said, I am so pleased I made it through to the

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final. You are Olympic champion and world record holder, it should be a

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certainty to you. She is one of these people you want to shake and

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say, do you know how good you are? Maybe going into the Olympics in

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Beijing she did not know how good she was and she came back with two

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gold medals, so maybe that is how she is. It works for her. Tomorrow

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afternoon the final of the 800 metres. You can watch it live on

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the red button. The USA are out in front in terms of medals at these

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championships. No surprise there. There is an event the Americans

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Rebecca is going into this final 2.5 seconds faster than the rest of

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in the centre. -- hat. Being challenged. She will be challenged

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for the first 50m. But Rebecca Soni Pedersen has got a good second 100.

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Expect her to come back strongly unless she has over-committed.

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Rebecca Soni looks as though she has been working quite hard. Not as

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fast at halfway as I thought it would be it. In Rome, she went

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ludicrously fast over the first 100. But now she is really beginning to

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move. Very high elbows, almost like a freestyle. She doesn't pull to

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budge them vertically but she keeps her elbows Wright said. She needs a

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huge amount of strength to do that. -- Write out. I don't think she is

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is going to hold on. She is going for the world record, set back in

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interesting way to swim those two races, different tactics. I can't

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help but think better of the Russian goes out quicker, she would

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world record, it is a strange way to do it, going out a second later

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poor stock Efimova, she has just done her best time. The y Ryder Cup

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de maybe just a little bit more yourself on one of those bars, your

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arms are really wide apart and it has to have a huge strength in your

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You have done the double, a little easier than a couple of years ago.

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Definitely. Really happy with that swim tonight. Glad to be bringing

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home the gold. Is your target going to be a double next year? I don't

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know. I will play around with that 50 and not set any goals for red.

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Enjoy your medals. Interesting to hear from Rebecca

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Soni from her -- from their. I got a little bit obsessed that they

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were swimming in earrings. Great race to watch, and although Rebecca

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Soni is saying it was easier than two years ago, it looks as though

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it had. She has had a couple of races where she has gone out hard

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and it really hurts, it is like having an elephant by Neil Back at

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the end. When you get lactate, it is like swimming in mud. -- An

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elephant on your back there. It was always going to get tight at the

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end. And she was having a crack that the world record. One of the

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favoured parts of this programme has been your demonstrations. I

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think it's necessary to get a demonstration of the backstroke. --

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breastroke. They create an awful lot of Splash. I must say, or I won

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everything in Britain, and in breastroke I became 30th. I knew

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from under early age. -- I came. When your legs, up, your arms go in,

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and when you kick your legs said, your arms goes straight. That is

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the basics. Like a policeman. What to do with your hands, what you are

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seeing their, almost making it like a butterfly. -- there. Normally

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they pull out wide and come through. She is almost doing it like a

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double arm a butterfly. The Splash is because they are coming back

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through the water. I always think of breastroke as a very gentle

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stroke. But it is very different. Aleksandr Popov, the great Russian

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sprinter who always beat me, he said a chicken is not a bird,

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breastroke is not swimming. It is completely alien at to every other

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stroke. Lizzie Simmonds is up next in the semi-finals of the 200m

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backstroke. She finished 7th that the final of the 100m but this is

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her better distance. She is the European champion but you have

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China, the USA and Australia and all the rest, so this is a

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a great chance of making the final. That is heard goal, it doesn't

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matter as much about the times -- two for Great Britain. Her coach at

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Loughborough at the swimming centre of their has done a really good job.

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A fabulous stable of swimmers with Lizzie Simmonds, Fran Halsall, Liam

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Tancock. A good start for Lizzie Simmonds. Under good start for the

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Japanese [email protected] in she has improved those over the

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years. Interesting to say how the Ukrainian goes on in lane four.

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Stepping up to the senior ranks, the European junior champion. That

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is in the 100. Lizzie Simmonds are still leading. Using quite a lot of

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the distance under water. There is a balance between how far you can

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go under water and how much oxygen you use. I sometimes worry whether

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they should be under the water for a long way, it is all about the

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rest of the field. The Australian first over. Lizzie Simmonds is now

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in third. She has some work to do to make sure she makes the final.

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Still in a piece and place and a bad third position but I would like

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to see her get up into second -- in can beat Sinead Russell... 05 and

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six coming back fast. Great finish capable of a better time in the

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next semi-final. The Lizzie Simmonds had to be in third place.

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So close, it could make all the A very important finish for Lizzie

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Simmonds. That gap is going to be very

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important. It definitely. Getting very tight getting into this final.

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I will stand and wait with bated breath and watch the second semi-

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final and hopefully make it through for tomorrow night's final and have

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a good go at that. It is going to be a close call across a whole

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eight lanes. Definitely, the depth of competition here is incredible,

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you are saying it across events, pretty much every single one. It is

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tough to get into semi-finals let alone finals, you have got to

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really be are your game and go for it in each round just to make it

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through -- on your game. It is something I have had to reassess,

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it has been a little bit different then the past, being able to cruise

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through the heats and the semis, but here it is different. Excellent

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practice for next year, because it is going to be very hard.

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Definitely and it is the best place to practise. It is so much better

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at it being now, one you read, there is a lot of time to be

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practising are going faster -- one year out, making sure you are ready

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for every race. Have they could final. Thank you. The -- have a

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women's 200m backstroke, closest to us is Steph proud of Great Britain.

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future, at an awesome talent. Just 16 years of age. She was 14 at the

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last world championships. She is a great talent. Very easy, long arms

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combat rangy stroke. If she working hard? -- is she. It looks like she

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is really going for it, she seems to have energy coming out of

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Harriers. I wouldn't be surprised if she gets close to breaking a

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world record fairly soon. A little bit of or ropey breakout of that

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turn, she can do better than that. As you break out under the water,

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if you can really burst to the surface and go forwards... She kind

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is not far off the world record he -- here. She is swimming fast.

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Kirsty Coventry did come back extremely quickly when she said it.

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Just outside the world record. That is it really could swim. A massive

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lifetime best for her. She is obviously delighted, she is still

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setting huge personal best times. Look at this. A 16-year-old,

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doesn't quite know what is going on! Very exciting times. That is

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the Spanish swear that starting. -- front for one stroke. Fantastic for

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Franklin, she will go into the final, almost two seconds the

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

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fastest. A real talent. A possible That is amazing. We knew in that

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first semi-final at that she was struggling towards the end. You

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need to get that arm in over and get that third place. Only three

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qualifiers from the first. It has been a long wait for you this week.

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It has been pretty tough waiting around. In America where you train

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you tend to be busy with your programs and that suits your.

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definitely. This morning it hurts a lot and I knew I was going to wait

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around for a long time and it is different. It will be a tough race,

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but Melissa is looking pretty hot for just 16 years old. She is

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looking great, she is only 16, but she does not look it, she is huge.

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IPB and an American record. You look so relaxed in there. I do. It

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is one of my favourite events because you can get in that groove

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and have fun with it. Being able to do that tonight was really great

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and I'm excited for tomorrow. had a great lead-off end that

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relate. You have got everyone quaking in their boots for next

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year. The goal is to make the team the next year and I'm going to

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train as hard as I can. It is an She is a phenomenal talent. That

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was the third fastest time ever in that event and loads more to come

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from higher. It does seems to me in swimming that team support for each

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other is very strong. They are all there cheering for each other.

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stand on the block or neurone and you are an individual. There is Jo

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Jackson, Gemma Spofforth. They go down every evening to watch the

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finals and if they have the day of they will stay in the morning

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sessions or stay at home and rest. It is interesting how the team

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mates get on. You are into your own thing, but you are excited about

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everyone else. You always talk about sports men and women being

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selfish, but in this one they give their support to everyone else.

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They had plenty to cheer on in the next vinyl, the 200 metres

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breaststroke. Two British swimmers in it. Michael Jamieson after his

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semi-final said he was going to go for it from the off. Andrew Willis

:48:18.:48:28.
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got a personal best in the semis. looked very good so far, the right

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attitude, taking on the big boys in the centre. The final of the men's

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200 metres breaststroke. Michael Jamieson is one lane from the

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bottom. There is that a white hat of Kitajima in the centre of.

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Andrew Willis is one lane from the top. Kitajima has gone out very

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fast indeed. This is ominous. has changed his stroke pattern

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slightly in the last couple of years and has made it a little bit

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quicker at the front end of his arms. It did not work in the

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hundred. He came 4th in the 100, but it was disappointing for him.

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Maybe he has just gone by the 200. Jamieson is looking good in seven.

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If he can accelerate a bit more into his turn. Kitajima is on a

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world record split. Tish and is there with them. Michael Denison is

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in great position. That is the second I was looking for her from

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him. He can come back off this. Michael James and his second from

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the right. The rest of the field is starting to come back at him and

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one of those is Andrew Willis. Kitajima is still leading for Japan.

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Daniel Gyurta is starting to attack him as well. Kitajima to turn first.

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Eric Shanteau is coming back. Shanteau is coming back strongly.

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They are not week at the back end. Daniel Gyurta is coming back

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strongly. It could be a world record. Kitajima looks very good

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indeed. A black hat of Hungary, the defending champion, is coming back

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very fast. Daniel Gyurta, a successful defence of a world

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championship title in the men's 200 metres breaststroke. What is when

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it was. The silver goes to Kitajima. The bronze goes to Christian Vom

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Lehn of Germany. The British boys committed to it and will have

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learnt an awful lot out of that race. Daniel Gyurta perfect timing.

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Nobody knew whether Kitajima could hold that pace and he could not.

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Daniel with his race tactic and he took the gold medal in the last two

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strokes. Kitajima had nothing left to reply with. For Michael Jamieson

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that was a little too quick for him. On the far right of your picture.

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He knew that he over-committed at the beginning. You have got to get

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the pacing right. But there is a year to go. The Hungarian

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commentators in front of us were punching the air just as he was

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punching the air. That is a really big win. The world champion again,

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the second time in a row, Daniel Gyurta.

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You lived probably fed up even though it was not properly off your

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PB time. The complete opposite to last night. I went into tonight

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thinking I have got nothing to lose. Just go for it and I tried to take

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it out as hard as I could and unlike me I did not have aback end

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tonight to back it up. 5th place in my first world final. I know I'm

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capable of quicker as far as the Time goes. I think looking at the

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stats if you are in the top eight of the world championships before

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the Olympics you are in with a shout book. So I have put myself in

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the frame. It is trying to get the pace right. The yes, definitely. I

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have made a few changes in my technique this season that I'm

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happy with. Technically I am where I want to be, so I am going to keep

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working on that and as time goes on I will be able to judge my pace a

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little bit better as well. You have been practising with Andrew beside

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you. It must be brilliant to have each other there to push each other

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in training. Definitely, training with Michael and the other guys at

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Bath has been a bonus for me. It is my first big, world finals, so the

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experience is amazing. I have appeared babbles up Adrian in the

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commentary box is saying it is about time we had some breaststroke

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swimmers again. Hopefully we can Michael Jamieson admitting that he

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did not want to die wondering. When you are training for breaststroke,

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would you ever go as fast at home as you do in a race? Broken down,

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yes, you would. In training without the proper lane ropes and the race

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and all the rest of it and being rested, they might go to 0.13. But

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they would break the race down into four 50-metre length. They split

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roughly in the middle of that raised 32.5. They will be doing six

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50s on one minute holding that pace. They will be getting their body

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used to going at 33.5. It is difficult to know, like him, if you

:54:52.:55:01.

go out faster can you hold it for a four lens? His way of raising his

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his own race and he comes back strong at the end. That is the way

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Michael does it. In that final he went out 1.5 seconds faster at the

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halfway mark and 1.5 seconds faster than the semi-final. The next leg

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was the same as normal and in the last 50 metres he lost those 1.5

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seconds. I loved the way he was talking afterwards and both he and

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Andrew are in the top eight and the world and they have a year out from

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the Olympics and are in with a shout. We saw Michael Phelps win

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the semi-final of his 100 metres butterfly and Ryan Lochte when

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another gold medal in the 200 metres backstroke. Now they team up

:55:44.:55:54.
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to form a formidable US team and right next to Italy on the outside.

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Chinese man. Michael Phelps is going for it, oh, my word. He has

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got 23 gold medals at the championships, so silver does not

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cut it. Michael Phelps has gone off quickly. That is unusual for him.

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The world record they are comparing it to is his time. The time you are

:56:49.:56:58.

seeing him going and it is actually his time. That is useful to know.

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1.4 4.49. As long as he is under that. France are doing well to stay

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with him. To the far right in lane eight, the Germans are doing very

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well. Ryan Lochte won the gold, but Michael Phelps was second in the

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individual. The German at the bottom has overtaken him. Michael

:57:41.:57:51.
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heavens above. Germany are very went on the individual. For Michael

:58:10.:58:14.

Phelps it is nearly a full second behind his individual time. He is

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not having a very good meet. French are having a fantastic go at

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at this event. They can throw in the 1.45 swimmers, whereas the

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other nations have not quite got the strength and depth. The British

:58:52.:59:02.
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0.4 7.43. That is at excellence went from pain. David looks as if

:59:10.:59:20.
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he is having a good go, right at Republic of China team, in lane

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seven, one from the bottom, are starting to come back in contention

:59:32.:59:42.
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he is severed, but it is reasonably back. I expected America to be

:00:13.:00:17.

significantly in the lead. What a great turn by the French swimmer,

:00:17.:00:26.

he went in behind and came up ahead. We have seen the big flight turn on

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the backstroke, he is using it Bombay freestyle. -- on at the

:00:34.:00:44.
:00:44.:00:53.

about if the bronze medal race at just yet. But this is a fascinating

:00:53.:01:03.
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battle. I am amazed that America are not way out in front. They are

:01:05.:01:14.

not even leading. I think Lochte will wish he had given them more of

:01:14.:01:23.

a lead. Lochte has had a race tonight so he will be a little bit

:01:23.:01:31.

tired. The French were they doing exactly what his team need of him.

:01:31.:01:41.
:01:41.:01:44.

an medal in this race at the World Championships. Mind you, never have

:01:44.:01:54.

France. -- neither have France. They are leading at the moment.

:01:54.:02:00.

Lochte looks like he is hunting him. But he has had a very tough swim on

:02:00.:02:06.

that the 200m backstroke. He will be a little bit tired. He has got

:02:06.:02:10.

three gold medals, if anyone is capable of doing something

:02:10.:02:20.
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superhuman, at Lochte can do it. is just staying, just doing enough.

:02:21.:02:31.
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100m to go. Look out of Lochte's turn. You are superb, Ryan Lochte!

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He has taken one made up of him with that turn. -- metre. Look how

:02:40.:02:48.

much he has taken from a world- class freestyle that at 50m. Nice,

:02:48.:02:55.

tight little kicks. He has just have nailed it. That is the nail in

:02:55.:03:02.

the coffin. That was awesome, a body length ahead. Lochte

:03:02.:03:09.

dominating now for the States. France, a fantastic silver medal.

:03:09.:03:19.
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And the Chinese team also coming getting a fantastic bronze medal,

:03:23.:03:29.

and the crowd really cheering their anchorman. Great swimmer from him

:03:29.:03:39.
:03:39.:03:39.

up. Great Britain finishing in 6th position. For an awful lot of time,

:03:39.:03:46.

it was far closer than I ever expected that race to be. What an

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exciting race. What a fantastic race to commentate on. Really

:03:51.:03:57.

enjoyable, the French pushing the Americans all away. Michael Phelps

:03:57.:04:01.

leading off, not quite doing the job his team-mates would have hoped

:04:01.:04:06.

for. The French really pushing the Americans and leaving it Lochte a

:04:06.:04:15.

lot to do. Michael Phelps's coach therefore stopped and Phelps,

:04:15.:04:22.

screaming. That is before Lochte went in. And this, the French

:04:22.:04:29.

couldn't do anything about it. What a wonderful swim from Lochte.

:04:29.:04:36.

Michael Phelps in the centre, his second gold so far on basics. He

:04:36.:04:43.

has only won the 200 fly and a relay. -- on the basics. France and

:04:43.:04:47.

China had never won medals at the World Championships in the relay

:04:47.:04:57.
:04:57.:05:05.

Ross, a pretty good lead off from you, A P B, are you please?

:05:05.:05:11.

Delighted. It would have gotten into the individual final, but I

:05:11.:05:16.

didn't do it in the semi-final. not? I had these boys behind me

:05:16.:05:20.

today, so it was about giving the team best possible start. We are

:05:20.:05:24.

miles away from winning but 6th place is a fantastic result going

:05:24.:05:28.

into London next year. We have qualified for the relay next year,

:05:28.:05:33.

better than Rome, said things are moving in the right direction.

:05:33.:05:38.

are had a good 400 earlier in the week, are you pleased with that,

:05:38.:05:42.

Dave? Yes, it is good to be back, team. I have been awake for a

:05:42.:05:45.

couple of years and I feel like I am coming back into it. I am

:05:45.:05:50.

pleased that the way I have been trading and it clicked. I saw the

:05:50.:05:53.

Olympics were next year and I thought I had better do something.

:05:53.:05:58.

It is great to be in this kind of environment again against the best

:05:58.:06:02.

in the world and saying we were the 6th best in the world, it is so

:06:02.:06:12.
:06:12.:06:14.

exciting. The really exciting looking into next year. Not quite a

:06:14.:06:23.

as experienced as these guys, but fantastic experience. Standing on a

:06:23.:06:27.

box was the most amazing experience in my life. The noise was electric

:06:27.:06:31.

and it gives us a slight preview of what it will be like next year. To

:06:31.:06:35.

be part of this team now is probably perfect timing, and to be

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with these guys, I can't imagine a better free guides to be with.

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you are well experienced, what do we have to do to be fighting for

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medals? We are working in a four- year cycle, so next year, we will

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be ready to go. Over the past few years, we have had a steady

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improvement and we just need a small step back we will be in

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amongst the medals. Just to clarify, when Sharron

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Davies asked David Carry about his missus, he is engaged to Keri-Anne

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Payne. They will get engaged -- married around the Olympics next

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year. But what a race that was between America and France and it

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gave Sharron Davies her first opportunity to catch up with

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Michael Phelps. It is really tough, it is not easy to get to the top

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but it is even harder to stay there. It is, there are always bumps and

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the road, my experiences have been pretty tough but I found myself

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getting back on the right track. There has been a lot of motivation

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here that will help me get through the next year and I am looking

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forward to it. You are ready humour, a lot of us think you are

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superhuman, and you have to have a bit of a life -- you are only human.

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I agree. Everybody is a human being, everybody is beatable, and I think

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that is what makes sport. I think competition is always something the

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fund are to have done something that makes you stronger. --

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something fun. Ryan and by are pushing each other, taking each

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other to the next level. The it is going to be a fantastic Olympics,

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we are excited to see but they have also up it is going to be a good

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year, I am looking forward to it. wry smile, do you think? As he said,

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it couldn't have happened at a better time, someone pushing him.

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He needs that motivation at that being on his own for so long. Now

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he has someone who makes him think he needs to focus properly and

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forget the media commitments, the sponsorship, just get on and do the

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training. It will be interesting to see how that develops. Let's go and

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catch up with Sharron Davies and Adrian Moorhouse. What do you make

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of the British performances so far? I think it has been a mixed bag.

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They would have liked to have had a couple more medals than they have

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got, but they are putting it very solid performances and repeating

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the good times. I know Fran Halsall was upset today because she felt

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she should have won the 100m and hopefully it will help her come

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back and do well in the 50. Adrian, the big one to look out for

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tomorrow, Becky Adlington in the 800. Absolutely. The Danish were

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there is in great shape and she held something back in the heats,

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but Becky looked good. The 400 was a silver medal at the World

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Championships, which is great, but I think she has something in have.

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She needs to believe she is the best in the world. It will be a

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real head to head battle. I love the fact that they are sharing the

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same headphones. That is very sweet. We like to had a closely bonded

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team. This is my head said, it is the only one that works. -- headset.

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What would you say has been your best performance of the week so

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far? There had been some fantastic performances. If Franklin coming

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through today as a new emerging talent. But the race for me was

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when Lochte and Phelps to carnage other in the 200 individual medley.

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Being a medley swimmer, it was even more exciting and it took a world

:10:30.:10:40.
:10:40.:10:42.

record to beat him. Atrium question Was -- Adrian? Apart from that one,

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which I was also very excited by it. You saw the Norwegians whether

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swimming with his heart rather than his head, but he took it out with

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such a fast time that he was able to dominated than when the gold

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medal. I was very pleased for him to be able to deliver that. Hello,

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you too. Have you noticed that a few of the sprinters have got

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skinnier, there is not as much bulk of. Funny you should say that, but

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when you talk about Lochte, he has put in a lot more weight centre of

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his training programme. As you get older, you have to change your

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programme. He is doing a lot more work in the gym which is obviously

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paying off. There are... Do you mean less bulk or more ball? I

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would like to pick up with you, at are you going to have a go next

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year? There has been a lot of talk about that. Clare was to let me

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that the one thing better than doing sport, because I think of

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being a sports person is the best thing in the world, but she said

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talking about it is better. they know. There are so they are

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people making comebacks to go back into the water. There is something

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going on. If it is going to happen, you will hear first. When you get

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back, get over to that aquatic centre, it is sensational and I am

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sure you will get a chance to swim in it. I heard the media had a

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chance does what they did, a couple of journalists, so I am really keen

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to do that. -- got to swim in it. had Mark Foster -- heard Mark

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Foster lost to them. Guys, thank you for joining us. We will hear

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from them tomorrow when coverage continues. The Becky Adlington to

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look out for tomorrow, 12:30pm. You can watch that live on the red

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:13:02.:13:07.

can watch that live on the red Live coverage from Carnoustie of

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the second day of the Women's British Open is coming up on BBC

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Two next, Hazel Irvine is their lives. Mark, your highlight of

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today? If I was disappointed with Fran Halsall, obviously not a

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highlight, but I think she has so much to give. The highlight will be

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one of the people we will be looking at next year, Franklin, she

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