One of the greatest comebacks in swimming history! Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay at Beijing 2008

[@frankiebluej6902]

goosebumps. every. time.

[@aarontikkanen9163]

You mean THE GREATEST comeback in swimming history

[@andresimon5654]

😤…because I am french…but I must admit it was an such an amazing race. Sport history. 😊 sweet revenge 4 years later in London.

[@jeovecabalquinto]

But in Rio 2016, Stravius split can't pass to Nathan Adrian in the final leg.

[@tonybaihao4178]

@@jeovecabalquinto It was the end of a French generation anyway, with Stravius and Gilot retiring, and France don't have the talent pool USA have anyway.

[@jeovecabalquinto]

@@tonybaihao4178 New generation is coming for France like Marchand, Grousset, and Manadou for his last Olympics in Los Angeles.

[@writethisthat3613]

46.06

[@jeovecabalquinto]

@@writethisthat3613 Pan Zhan Le's split is now the fastest at 45.92, second is Lezak's 46.06, Duncan Scott's 46.14 is third while Cielo and Bernard at the top 5.

[@limeiraleonardo]

I miss team USA glory in swimming. I hope they can beat Titmus and other guys who won a lot of medals in this year worlds

[@aposentadoantesdos30]

Lezac Time reaction: 0.04. (0.02 would have been a disqualification because it is considered physically impossible to react that quickly).

[@justinmasters271]

Sorry but this is rubbish he wasn’t starting first, so is 100% possible to react quicker as they watching swimmer come in, the rule is +/- 0.09 from mfg starting pt, which is -0.03 for omega equipment. I have seen reaction times of zero at competitive meets.

[@Erikcasas64]

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