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25-year-old Olympic silver medalist Siobhan Haughey erased Katinka Hosszu's World Cup record in the 200 free on Saturday with a winning time of 1:55.10.
Kaylee McKeown set her second World Cup record in as many days with a 57.95 in the 100 backstroke on Saturday in Berlin.
Sarah Sjostrom just barely edged out Zhang Yufei (25.14) with a winning time of 25.06, taking down her own World Cup record of 25.22 from 2018.
The 19-year-old Fairweather knocked more than three seconds off the previous World Cup Record set in 2015, stopping the clock in 4:01.09.
Kaylee McKeown won the 50 back by more than half a second with a time of 27.24, in the process breaking Liu Xiang's World Cup record (27.35 from 2019).