Natation : Championnat du Monde de Natation 2025 Epreuve du 1500M Nage Libre Finale Femmes

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00:30During our afternoon distance session

00:31From the 200 freestyle national champion

00:34Claire Weinstein

00:35Of the Sandpipers of Nevada

00:37She went a 16-0-1-96

00:40Dropping almost 34 seconds

00:42From her seat time

00:43Knocking 8 seconds off of her lifetime best

00:47To now rank as one of the top 10

00:491500 swimmers in American history

00:52Why is that important?

00:53Well, that time

00:54Eligible to be a part of

00:57The 1500 freestyle delegation

01:01At World Championships

01:03It's also

01:04Just a few seconds quicker than Jillian Cox's PR

01:07She's in lane 5

01:09Right alongside Ledecky

01:11Early Ledecky's out in a 58-80

01:13Conservative pace

01:15To open this 1500 freestyle

01:17Cox is out

01:19In a 100-55

01:21Her lifetime best in them

01:22And this came just a few weeks ago

01:24At the Tier Pro Swim Series

01:26In Fort Lauderdale

01:28She went a 16-0-4-13

01:30Then

01:30The NCAA champion

01:32No stranger to the pressure

01:34Of a final

01:36And an opportunity

01:37Like this

01:39Katie Ledecky

01:42129-6 at the 150

01:44Settling in

01:45Early here

01:4730.4

01:48And a 30.8

01:49After opening

01:50With a 28-3

01:52We had five heats

01:59Of the women's 1500

02:00Earlier today

02:02Weinstein

02:03With that top

02:03Swim

02:0416-0-196

02:06We had all sorts

02:07Of PRs

02:09Turned in

02:10From our distant swimmers

02:11All afternoon

02:12In both the women's 1500

02:13And the men's 800

02:15Ledecky continues to stabilize

02:17Right at that

02:1831

02:19Low

02:2030-point high range

02:212009

02:22At the 200

02:24Jillian Cox

02:29At a 204-19

02:31Is about

02:31Two and a half seconds

02:32Ahead of her PR pace

02:34We'll see if that's

02:34The right call

02:35Early

02:36In this 1500

02:38Freestyle

02:39250 meters

02:51Down

02:51The lead

02:51Already

02:524.4

02:53Seconds

02:54For Ledecky

02:55May we never

02:56Become used to

02:57Seeing this

02:58Type of dominance

02:59Keep in mind

03:00These are the

03:00Eight fastest seeds

03:01In the country

03:03And she's already

03:05Got

03:053-4

03:06Body lengths

03:07Of lead

03:07On some of the

03:09Most talented

03:10Distant swimmers

03:11That America

03:14Has to offer

03:15300 meters

03:16In for Ledecky

03:173-0-3-0-3

03:19Still right there

03:21Right where

03:22We need to be

03:23Early

03:23Settling in

03:24At the pace

03:25You want to see

03:26From Ledecky

03:27And you may be

03:28Thinking

03:29Oh well

03:29Would national

03:31Championships

03:32Be where

03:33We see

03:33Something

03:34Insanely

03:35Historic

03:37From Ledecky

03:38Well the

03:39World record

03:39In the 1500

03:40Was set

03:40At a tier

03:41Pro swim

03:42Right here

03:43In 2018

03:44This pool

03:46Has some magic

03:48To it

03:48As Ledecky

03:49Closes within

03:50Another tenth

03:51Of a second

03:51Now down

03:52To four tenths

03:53Of a second

03:53Of that

03:54World record

03:55Pace

03:55She splits

03:56A 31-0

03:57And we're

04:04Settling in

04:05For the

04:06Long haul

04:0780 Ledecky

04:1421

04:15World

04:15Championship

04:16Gold

04:17Medals

04:17To her

04:18Career

04:19She goes

04:21A 31-4

04:22A little bit

04:23Slower there

04:23On the

04:24Pace

04:24Six tenths

04:28Of a second

04:28Off of

04:29World record

04:29Pace

04:30Is nothing

04:30At this

04:31Stage

04:32Also mean

04:34Very little

04:36But what we

04:36Are paying

04:37Close attention

04:37To is that

04:38The 400

04:38Jillian Cox

04:39Is at

04:40411

04:41That's way

04:42Up on

04:43Her PR

04:44Pace

04:44And if we

04:45Were putting

04:45Head to head

04:46Her against

04:47Claire Weinstein

04:48She'd be

04:49Nine tenths

04:49Of a second

04:50Behind

04:50Weinstein

04:51As Weinstein

04:52Was a

04:53411

04:53Double

04:54Oh

04:54At the

04:55400

04:55Meter

04:55Mark

04:56We'll keep

04:56Checking in

04:57On those

04:57Splits

04:58As Cox

04:59Goes along

05:00Racing

05:00Just the

05:02Time

05:03Of Claire

05:04Weinstein

05:04Decky

05:21507

05:22Nine

05:22At the

05:23500

05:24Meter

05:25Mark

05:26õ

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05:55You have to scroll forever basically to find the next fastest performer in history.

06:01Katie Ledecky, the owner of the top 22 swims in history.

06:0723rd, a 1538.88.

06:10That's 18 plus seconds behind the fastest Katie Ledecky swim that we've ever seen.

06:17Ledecky turned in the second fastest performance in history down in Fort Lauderdale a month ago.

06:22And right now at the 600 mark is looking to turn in yet another impressive performance.

06:30Jillian Cox at her 600 meter mark.

06:33620.07.

06:36Continues to be about four seconds under her PR.

06:39Has pulled within three-tenths of a second of the time of Claire Weinstein.

06:52Weinstein, 16.01.96.

07:11Like I mentioned, now ranks her actually as the 12th fastest woman in American history.

07:15The 14th fastest woman in American history is in lane five.

07:22The fastest woman in all history is in lane four.

07:25700 meters down for Ledecky.

07:31We continue to be under Longcore's national meet record by a few seconds here as Ledecky

07:38has built her lead to about 12 seconds ahead of Jillian Cox.

07:52Cox consistently in the low 32-second range on her splits.

07:5732-2, 32-0, 32-2, 32-0.

08:01And then as if to prove me wrong, she goes to 32-3.

08:17But she's 756-74 at the halfway point.

08:20Puts her about second and a half ahead of where Weinstein was at that point.

08:25Weinstein built into the second 750 meters just a little bit.

08:32That cadence getting a little bit faster and faster for Weinstein.

08:36Ledecky, 815.10.

08:40It's an insane 800 freestyle that we all just witnessed

08:43and something that we've become very used to seeing from Ledecky.

08:49Jillian Cox, 829.11 is a solid opening 800 from her.

08:53Compare that to when she went her lifetime best down in Fort Lauderdale.

08:59She's four and a half seconds up now on that time.

09:03That's significant because at a 16.04,

09:06she could add herself to the short list of women

09:09that have ever broken 16 minutes in their career.

09:12900 meters for Ledecky now.

09:339.13, four seconds off of that world record pace,

09:36but that still means that meet record is in jeopardy.

09:3915-29-64.

09:44Let's just say that she does get that 15-29-64.

09:49That would rank it in the top eight swims in all history

09:53in order for her to accomplish that.

09:579.50 for Ledecky.

10:08The lead now north of 16 seconds.

10:11Julian Cox continues to build just a little bit more cushion

10:29ahead of the time from Claire Weinstein.

10:329.50 for Ledecky.

10:41This is the 1,000-meter mark.

10:45Ledecky, 10.20.6.

10:51We're real close to that long course Nationals meet record.

10:56Julian Cox at 10.39.18

10:58is two and a half seconds now ahead of the pace from Claire Weinstein.

11:039.50 for Ledecky.

11:0310.50 for Ledecky.

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11:2710.50 for Ledecky.

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11:30C'est à dire, 16 minutes.

11:34C'est un des numérateurs dans ce sport.

11:3611.23.56 pour Ledecky.

11:42On le way à un autre national title.

11:461.400, 1.800 ce week.

11:48Silver in le 200.

11:55400 mètres remaining pour Jillian Cox.

11:57Now in lane 5, 11.44.29 for her.

12:01The lead just over two seconds now.

12:06It's close.

12:14Cox's splits are what we're going to need to keep an eye on

12:18because this is where Weinstein actually started getting faster and faster.

12:22It was at the 11.00 mark.

12:25Each split, almost like clockwork, about a tenth of a second faster than the previous.

12:3132.6 for Cox there.

12:3512.16.96.

12:37The lead's back under two seconds ahead of Claire Weinstein's swim.

12:43Ledecky out for a Saturday cruise.

12:46Just ho-hum turning in one of the most impressive performances in world history.

12:51Something that's become commonplace for the greatest distance swimmer of all time.

12:57Jillian Cox headed to the final 300 meters.

13:01moving to 12.49.87.

13:05It's under a second now.

13:07The lead between her and Claire Weinstein's swim.

13:11This is going to come down to the wire for Jillian Cox in lane 5.

13:23Ledecky right now trending towards something in the low 15.30s.

13:27Still faster than anyone else has ever been.

13:3815.30, 8.88, second all time.

13:41Ledecky, 200 meters to go now.

13:43Jillian Cox doing one of the most difficult things you can do.

13:59Racing something that isn't next to you.

14:03Pushing all on her own right now to try.

14:06and punch a ticket to Singapore in the 1,500.

14:1113.55, 62.

14:13Now trailing Weinstein's time from earlier this afternoon

14:18by about four-tenths of a second.

14:191,500.

14:201,500.

14:211,500.

14:221,500.

14:231,500.

14:241,500.

14:251,500.

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14:301,500.

14:311,500.

14:321,500.

14:331,500.

14:341,500.

14:351,500.

14:361,500.

14:36And here comes one of the most welcome sounds you can ever hear as a distance swimmer.

14:42The beautiful bells of 100 meters remaining.

14:47Katie Lendecchi headed on to her final 100.

14:51One good light, she'll turn something in 14.35, maybe 14.36, or 15.36, rather.

15:02Jillian Cox needs to come home real fast if she's going to catch Claire Weinstein's time.

15:15And here comes with their next 10 to 15.35.

15:16I can count oner they c страхhas.

15:18There it goes.

15:19It gets the best.

15:19Honestly, she left Andy.

15:20This is 375.

15:21Not at all.

15:21Can you wait to 1,500?

15:23How Am I?

15:23I want you to keep doing this straight�

15:44Gillian Cox hits her final turn.

15:47It was a 32-7

15:49as Ledecky finishes

15:51with a 15-36-76.

15:58That time is the

16:0017th fastest performance

16:01in world history, faster than

16:03anyone else has ever been.

16:06And it's a

16:07national championship swim

16:09for Ledecky. Here comes Gillian

16:11Cox.

16:14Weinstein was a 16-0-1-96.

16:18Cox will touch

16:19at a 16-0-5-88.

16:25Second in the heat and third

16:27on our day.

16:31And here comes

16:32Michaela Mattis in lane 6.

16:34What a swim for Mattis

16:35as well as Hurst. Kate Hurst

16:3716-16, Mattis

16:3916-22. Both of them

16:41coming within shouting distance

16:43of PR as the rest of this

16:45top-seeded

16:471500 final comes to

16:49the wall. Indianapolis

16:51make some noise for your

16:53distance swimmers.

17:02And keep it going.

17:04Exiting the water in lane for

17:05your national champion,

17:07Katie Ledecky.

17:09We've seen Katie

17:38do that a lot. Win that

17:40race, get out to a start, and

17:42then it kind of seems like you

17:43swim it the way that you want

17:45to. What was your plan for

17:46today?

17:47I just wanted to put together a

17:48pretty even swim, hold a good

17:49pace. I want to hurt, but

17:52I'll take it. Move on to

17:54Singapore.

17:55You're about to swim in your

17:56seventh world championship meet.

17:58I imagine each one maybe feels a

17:59little bit different. What's your

18:00approach to Singapore?

18:02Yeah, I'm excited. I mean, I

18:03have been to a lot of these, but

18:05I still feel like I get the same

18:07excitement, the same energy from

18:08the team, and I can't wait to be a

18:10part of this group and see what we

18:12can accomplish as a team.

18:14Congratulations, Katie. Looking

18:15forward to it.

18:16Thank you.

18:46Ladies and gentlemen, please

19:04welcome to the pool deck the award

19:06ceremony for the women's 1500

19:08freestyle.

19:09presenting the award for the women's

19:151500 freestyle is interim CEO of

19:18USA Swimming and the USA Swimming

19:20Foundation, Bob Vincent.

19:23Joining him is Jack Punzwick, a

19:25swimmer with the cool swim team from

19:27Alonth, Kansas. Jack recently beat

19:30stage 2b Hodgkin's lymphoma and

19:33continues to inspire the swimming

19:35community with his resilience and

19:38spirit.

19:43Finishing in third place with a 1605-88

19:45representing Longhorn Aquatics,

19:48Jillian Cox.

19:50Your runner-up with a 1601-96 from the

20:05sandpipers of Nevada, Claire

20:07Winestein.

20:18And your 2025 national champion with a

20:22time of 1536-76 from Gator Swim Club,

20:25Katie Ledecky.

20:27Swim fans, one more time, give it up for

20:44your medalists in the women's 1500 freestyle!

20:47Sous-titrage MFP.

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