Australia smash world record to win women’s 4x100m relay Olympic gold

(From left to right) Gold medalists Emma McKeon of Australia, Meg Harris of Australia, Cate Campbell of Australia and Bronte Campbell of Australia celebrate on the podium during the Tokyo 2020 Olympics Swimming Women's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay at Tokyo
(From left to right) Gold medalists Emma McKeon of Australia, Meg Harris of Australia, Cate Campbell of Australia and Bronte Campbell of Australia celebrate on the podium during the Tokyo 2020 Olympics Swimming Women's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay at Tokyo
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Australia won the 4×100 women’s freestyle relay Olympic gold for the third time in a row, beating their own world record by three seconds and helping take the sting out of a disappointing first day of finals in the pool.
The quartet of sisters Bronte and Cate Campbell, Meg Harris and Emma McKeon took 0.36 seconds off their previous best of 3:30.05 set in April 2018, with a world record of 3:29.69. Canada took silver, 3:09 seconds behind the winners while the United States came in third for the bronze medal.
Ecstatic with their performance, team members made a show of presenting their gold medals to each other after the ceremony. “We all just presented the medals between ourselves because it was a pretty special moment,” said Bronte Campbell.

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