Day 5 REVIEW | Aquatics GB Champs 2026
4/19/202625 min
In this episode of the Propulsion Swimming Podcast, Scott and Dan review night 5 of racing at the Aquatics GB swimming championships 2026.
We speak with Abbie Wood, Jacob Mills, Keanna MacInnes and Filip Nowacki after their crowning British Champion moments. We also breakdown all of the nights racing including a new S14 100m Butterfly World Record from Poppy Maskill, and look forward to a big final day tomorrow.
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Scott· Host0:48
[upbeat music] Hello, everyone, and welcome back to another episode of the Propulsion Swimming Podcast. End of night five here at the Aquatics GB Swimming Championships. And Dan, we've got more world records, new British champions, retaining British titles, and lots to go through on tonight's show.
Dan· Host1:10
Yeah, I think we started with one of the, uh, biggest world records. I think we're gonna see, actually, Poppy Maskill did the biggest world record in the 100 fly, as well as some good head-to-heads, uh, along the way. And, um, yeah, some fascinating racing again to round up day five.
Scott· Host1:24
Yeah, that's a really good place to start then. Let's touch upon Poppy Maskill in the 100 meters butterfly. The mixed