2021 Australian Swimming Trials: Heats Day 1
Jun 11, 2021Adelaide, South AustraliaALL
Olympians James Magnussen, Meagen Nay and Sarah Ryan will provide commentary for all of the events contested on the first day of the 2021 Australian Swimming Trials, including the Women’s 100M Butterfly and 400M Individual Medley, and the Men’s 400M Individual Medley, 100M Breaststroke and 400M Freestyle. The Multi-Class competition will include both the Men’s and Women’s 200M and 400M Freestyle.
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Highlights and bonus content (10)
- Women's 100M ButterflyALLAudio languagesEnglish
Day 1 kicks off with the Women's 100M Butterfly. - Men's 400M IMALLAudio languagesEnglish
Men's 400M IM. - Men's 400M Freestyle Multi-ClassALLAudio languagesEnglish
Men's 400M Freestyle Multi-Class - Women's 400M Freestyle Multi-ClassALLAudio languagesEnglish
Women's 400M Freestyle Multi-Class - Men's 100M BreaststrokeALLAudio languagesEnglish
Jake Packard looks to start strong in the Men's 100M Breaststroke. - Women's 400M IMALLAudio languagesEnglish
Women's 400M IM. - Women's 200M Freestyle Multi-ClassALLAudio languagesEnglish
Women's 200M Freestyle Multi-Class. - Men's 200M Freestyle Multi-ClassALLAudio languagesEnglish
Men's 200M Freestyle Multi-Class. - Men's 400M FreestyleALLAudio languagesEnglish
Men's 400M Freestyle. - 2021 Australian Swimming Trials Official TrailerALLAudio languagesEnglish
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