Katie Ledecky, Bobby Finke and Gretchen Walsh crowned the Toyota Us swimming championships by winning their third event of the match on Saturday.
They will lead the American team in the World Championship in July and August in Singapore.
Ledecky extended a 15 -year streak in the freestyle of 1500m, an event in which he celebrates the fastest times in history. He registered 15 minutes, 36.76 seconds, distanceing the field for more than 25 seconds in Indianapolis.
Ledecky has the fastest times in the world this year in the releases of 400 m, 800m and 1500m. In Worlds, she can build on her career career titles for 21 female records.
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If Ledecky Barre his three individual events and is part of a free 4x200m winner, he will move a shy of the 26 general world titles of Michael Phelps.
It is also a disturbing medal by Ryan Lockte for the second most total medals in the history of the championships. Phelps won 33, Lochte had 27 and Ledecky has 26 in general.
The Australian Ariarne Titmus, the Olympic Free Gold Medalist of 400 My Silver Medalist of 800 m, is taking a break from the competition this year.
Therefore, the primary competition of Ledecky will be the Canadian summer McIntosh, 18, the free Silver Medalist of 400 m ahead of Ledecky.
McIntosh is also the second fastest woman in history at 800 m free behind Ledecky. He did not run it in the Paris Games, but said last week that he could do it in Singapore.
Walsh has the best times in the world this year in the 50m and 100m and 50m but 50m butterfly, which he won in Nationals on Saturday. Walsh tied the American record of the training partner Kate Douglass of 23.91 seconds.
She looks for her first individual title at a large international meeting in a 50 -meter pool. Walsh won seven gold medals and broke nine individual world records in the world championships of short courses last December in the pool of 25 meters less used.
Finke won the 800m and 1500m fibes in Nationals, his two Olympic gold medal events, plus 400m individual popurri, although he will not compete in that event in Worlds. The free of 1500m and 400m IM are in the same session in Singapore.
Finke is already a world champion in the 800m, but in the 1500 meters he will become the first American man to win that event in Worlds from Tim Shaw in 1975.
Also on Saturday, Jack Alexy won the 50m male free in 21.36 seconds, becoming the second most fast American in history behind Caeleb Dressel. Alexy has the best times in the world this year in the Libeos of 50 My 100m.
Shaine Casas and Alex Walsh won the individual medleyeyas of 200 meters for men and women in the fastest and fastest moments in the world this year, respectively.
The American championships stand out on Sunday at 2 pm et in NBC.
Ariarne Titmus won two swimming gold medals for Australia in Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024.
