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And we are underway at the 3rd day of Prelims in Singapore. Follow along with all the action below swimswam.com/2025-world-cha…

Heat 3 of 9 in the men's 50 breast saw our first swimmers under 30 as Haiti's Alexandre Grand'Piere posted a time of 28.52, .02 ahead of Samuel Yalimaiwai of Fiji

Switzerland's Gian-Luca Gartmann used a strong last 25 to surge to the wall and win heat 4 in 28.10. Still seeking our first sub-28 time.

Canada's Oliver Dawson wins the 5th heat in 27.55, cutting .25 off his personal best to come within a tenth of the national record.

Bit of a delay before the start of the circle-seeded heats as Nash Wilkes of Australia has been DQed for underwater Dolphin Kicks

Guyana's Raekwon Noel wins the first heat of the 200 fly, getting under 2:00 with his 1:59.89

Olympic Champion Daniel Wiffen in trouble in the 800 free as he sits in 5th place, 4.79 back of the leader, Ahmed Jaouadi, with just a 100 left.

Lukas Martens finished 4th in the heat with Wiffen in 5th, an anxious wait for the two, with one heat remaining.

Men's 800 Free Prelims Top 8 Ahmed Jaouadi (TUN) – 7:41.58 Samuel Short (AUS) – 7:42.22 Sven Schwarz (GER) – 7:43.60 Bobby Finke (USA) – 7:44.02 Victor Johansson (SWE) – 7:44.81 Kuzey Tuncelli (TUR) – 7:45.13 Lukas Martens (GER) – 7:45.54 Daniel Wiffen (IRL) – 7:46.36

New National Records for Sweden🇸🇪 and Turkey🇹🇷 as Victor Johansson (4th) (who has been on fire this week, finishing 4th in the 400 free), and Kuzey Tuncelli (5th) qualify for the 800 final in new PBs of 7:44.81 and 7:45.13.

Men's 200 Free Podium: 🥇David Popovici (🇷🇴) - 1:43.53 🥈Luke Hobson (🇺🇸) - 1:43.84 🥉Tatsuya Murasa (🇯🇵) - 1:44.54 #Worlds2025

Olympic champion David Popovici came home in a field-best 26.43 to pass Hobson for gold. The 2nd fastest anchor split was 18-year-old Tatsuya Murasa, who swam 26.66 to move from 5th to 3rd and set a Japanese record #Worlds2025

At the 400m mark of the women's 1500 freestyle final, Katie Ledecky and Lani Pallister are both under WR pace, with Ledecky leading in 4:01.96 #Worlds2025

Katie Ledecky flips in 8:09.85 at the 800m mark, well over a second ahead of world record pace #Worlds2025