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Kaylee McKeown's winning time of 2:04.81 in the 200 back lowered her own World Cup standard from last weekend in Athens (2:06.02) by more than a second.
Swimmers will be vying for Triple Crowns in 7 of the events on Day 2 finals in Budapest. Matt Sates (pictured) is aiming for two: the 200 IM and 200 fly.
Kaylee McKeown has earned $40,000 in bonuses the past couple days by breaking a pair of world records and securing two triple crowns along the way.
It's the last session of the Athens World Cup, and Sarah Sjostrom (pictured) will take on the 100 butterfly/100 freestyle double.
Cody Simpson said he was "finding some flow" at the World Cup stop in Athens, hitting his fastest unshaved/rested 100 butterfly of his career so far.