Summer McIntosh has made waves in the swimming world by breaking three individual world records at one long course meet, a feat not seen since Michael Phelps in 2008. At the Canadian trials for the World Championships, held on June 12, 2025, McIntosh set a new standard in the 400m individual medley, clocking in at 4:23.65, surpassing her previous record.
- Summer McIntosh breaks three world records.
- Achieved 400m individual medley record.
- Trained under coach Fred Vergnoux in France.
- Plans to compete in five events at Worlds.
- Anticipated race against Katie Ledecky.
- Moving to Austin for coaching with Bob Bowman.
The 18-year-old Canadian swimmer also reclaimed the 400m freestyle world record and shattered a decade-old mark in the 200m individual medley earlier in the week. Her remarkable performance has positioned her as a formidable contender for the upcoming World Championships in Singapore.
McIntosh’s extraordinary accomplishments raise an intriguing question: can she surpass the legendary feats of Michael Phelps? Her recent performances suggest she is on the brink of greatness.
- McIntosh broke her own 400m individual medley record.
- She set new world records in both the 400m freestyle and 200m individual medley.
- Her training under Fred Vergnoux has significantly improved her performance.
- She aims to compete in five individual events at the World Championships.
As the World Championships approach, all eyes will be on McIntosh. Will she continue to break records and redefine swimming excellence? Fans are eager to find out.
