Nakamura reacts to world record time

Nakamura reacts to world record time

TOKYO, Japan - Mai Nakamura reacts to the world record time she set April 23 in the preliminaries of the women's 50-meter backstroke event at the swimming national championships. Nakamura's clocked 28.67 seconds at Tokyo Tatsumi International Swimming Center to shave 0.02 second of the mark previously held by Nina Zhivanevskaya of Spain.

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