Watch: Australian Men 400 Free Relay Commonwealth Games Record (Day 1 Race Videos)

2026 Commonwealth Games

• July 24 – 29, 2026 (pool swimming)
• Glasgow, Scotland
• Tollcross International Swimming Centre
• LCM (50m)
• Meet Central
• Entries
• Preview Index
• How to Watch
• Live Results
• Live Recaps
  • Prelims: Day 1
  • Finals: Day 1

The first day of the Commonwealth Games saw a host of records from national records to continental records to new commonwealth Games reords.

If you missed the action, SwimSwam has compiled some of the race videos here courtesy of the beIN Sports USA YouTube channel, including the men’s 4×100 freestyle relay where Australia broke the Commonwealth Games record in 3:09.49

WOMEN’S 200 BACKSTROKE – FINAL

• World Record – 2:03.14, Kaylee McKeown (AUS), 2023
• Commonwealth Record – 2:03.14, Kaylee McKeown (AUS), 2023
• Commonwealth Games Record – 2:05.60, Kaylee McKeown (AUS), 2022
• 2022 Champion – Kaylee McKeown (AUS), 2:05.60

GOLD – Jenna Forrester (AUS), 2:08.17
SILVER – Katie Shanahan (SCO), 2:08.54
BRONZE – Hannah Fredericks (AUS), 2:09.02

WOMEN’S SM10 200 IM- FINAL

• Commonwealth Games Record – 2:27.72, Sophie Pascoe (NZL), 2018
• 2022 Champion – Jasmine Greenwood (AUS), 2:33.29

GOLD – Faye Rogers (SCO), 2:29.61
SILVER – Jasmine Greenwood (AUS), 2:32.13
BRONZE – Mary Jibb (CAN), 2:32.54

MEN’S S10 100 BUTTERFLY – FINAL

• Commonwealth Games Record – 56.91, Col Pearse (AUS), 2022
• 2022 Champion – Col Pearse (AUS), 56.91

GOLD – Alex Saffy (AUS), 57.11
SILVER – Col Pearse (AUS), 57.49
BRONZE – Jack Gill (CAN), 1:00.30

WOMEN’S 4×00 FREESTYLE RELAY – FINAL

• World Record – 3:27.96, Australia, 2023
• Commonwealth Record – 3:27.96, Australia, 2023
• Commonwealth Games Record – 3:30.05, Australia, 2018
• 2022 Champion – Australia, 3:30.64

GOLD – Australia, 3:31.40
SILVER – England, 3:35.66
BRONZE – South Africa, 3:38.67

MEN’S 4×00 FREESTYLE RELAY – FINAL

• World Record – 3:08.24, USA, 2008
• Commonwealth Record – 3:08.97, Australia, 2025
• Commonwealth Games Record – 3:11.12, Australia, 2022
• 2022 Champion – Australia, 3:11.12

GOLD – Australia, 3:09.49 *Commonwealth Games Record*
SILVER – England, 3:11.69
BRONZE – South Africa, 3:13.99