Kaylee McKeown Becomes First Triple Backstroke World Record Holder

Australia’s Kaylee McKeown pictured after winning the 50m backstroke World Record apart, in Budapest on Friday, 20 October, 2023. McKeown, China’s Zhang Yufei and Sweden’s Sarah Sjöström are currently in a battle for the Women's Swimming World Cup Overall Title, with McKeown leading the standings with 137.8 points ahead of Zhang’s (129.6) and Sjöström (129.3). Photo: Istvan Derencsenyi/World Aquatics

Australia’s Kaylee McKeown pictured after winning the 50m backstroke World Record in Budapest on Friday, 20 October, 2023. McKeown is now the first person to hold the 50m, 100m, and 200m backstroke world records since World Aquatics records began.

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