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As is the case with the sprint freestyle events it was a tight race across the board. Caeleb Dressel of the USA and Cameron McEvoy of Australia were the quickest off the blocks with reaction times of .62 but it didn’t take long for Canada’s Santo Condorelli to move to the front of the competition with a leading split of 22.22.
The USA’s Nathan Adrian flipped close behind Condorelli, splitting a 22.67 at the wall to lead the battle down the home stretch but it was young Australian sprintstar Kyle Chalmers who snuck to the front of the crowd for the gold. Chalmers turned in a top time of 47.58 to take home the gold medal and lower his own World Junior Record, previously set at a 47.88.
Belgium’s Pieter Timmers snuck his hand to the wall to grab the silver medal with a time of 47.80, just ahead of Adrian’s 47.85 finish.
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