McIntosh is the world record holder in this event. She failed to make the final
The swimming world is in shock after 400m freestyle world record holder Summer McIntosh bombed out in the heats at the Pan Pacific Championships in California, opening the door for Australia’s Lani Pallister.
Summer McIntosh, the world record holder in the women's 400-metre freestyle, failed to qualify for the final at the Pan Pacific Championships in Irvine, California. According to The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald, her unexpected exit has opened the door for Australia's Lani Pallister.
McIntosh's failure to make the final was reported by multiple outlets, including CBC News, which noted that she missed qualifying for the A final on Friday evening.
The event is taking place in Irvine, California, as reported by several outlets, including Winnipeg Free Press, which also confirmed McIntosh's failure to make the final.
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- Canadian world record holder McIntosh misses 400m freestyle final at Pan Pacifics winnipegfreepress.com
- McIntosh is the world record holder in this event. She failed to make the final smh.com.au
- World record-holder Summer McIntosh fails to qualify for 400m freestyle final at Pan Pacific swim meet cbc.ca
