Katie Ledki, Bobby Finke and Greatchen Walsh on Saturday won their third program of the meeting and capted the Toyota US swimming championship.
He will lead the American team at the World Championships in Singapore in July and August.
Ledecky extended the line of 15 years of winning in 1500 meters freestyle, an event where she holds the 23rd fastest time in history. He looked at more than 25 seconds of the grounds in Indianapolis, 15 minutes, 36.76 seconds.
Ladeki has given the world’s fastest time in 400 meters, 800 meters and 1500 meters freeze this year. In the world, she can manufacture her women’s record 21 career world title.
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If Ledecky sweeps his three personal programs and is part of a winning 4x200m free relay win, it will transfer Michael Phelps to shy shy one of the overall record 26 world titles.
He is also a medal of Ryan elasticity for the second highest total medal in the championship history. Phelps earned 33, elasticity at 27 and Ledki in total at 26.
Australian Erien Tightmus, Olympic 400 meter free gold medalist and 800 meter free silver medalist, taking a break from the competition this year.
Hence the primary competition of Ledki will be 18 -year -old Canadian summer Mcintosh, which will be ahead of the Olympic 400 meter -free silver medalist Leadeki.
Mcintosh is also the second fastest woman in history for 800 meters free behind Ledecky. She did not run it in the Paris game, but said last week that she could do so in Singapore.
Walsh has given the world’s top time this year for 50 meters and 100 meters butterflies and 50 meters free, which he won among citizens on Saturday. Walsh set a US record of 23.91 seconds of training partner Kate Douglas.
She wants her first personal title in a major international meeting in a 50 -meter pool. Walsh won seven gold medals and broke nine individual world records in a 25-meter pool in the World Short Course Championship last December.
Finke won 800 meters and 1500 meters freeze in the National – his two Olympic gold medal programs – as well as 400 meters individual medley, although he will not run the event in the world. The 1500 meter free and 400 meter IM finals are in the same session in Singapore.
Finke is already a world champion in 800 meters, but in 1500 meters he will bid to become the first American person to win the event in the world since Tim Shaw in 1975.
Also on Saturday, Shine Cass and Alex Walsh won the fastest and in the second fastest time in the world this year, respectively.
The US Championship is broadcast on ET at 2 pm on NBC on Sunday.
Erien Titmus won two swimming gold medals in Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 for Australia.