Hoff wins women's 400m individual medley

Hoff wins women's 400m individual medley

MELBOURNE, Australia - Katie Hoff of the United States reacts after winning the women's 4x100-meter individual medley swimming final at the World Aquatics Championship in Melbourne on April 1. Hoff clocked a new world record time of 4:32.89.

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