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Now for the rumours behind the news. In the event of two or more world records, the car was to go to the swimmer who had scored the most points on the performance ratings. The bad luck was that Marcel Wouda and Denis Pankratov, each the author of a new world record, scored exactly 1028 points each for their swims. While the organizers hummed and hawed about what to do, it was decided that, barring another world record that scored higher, the car would go to the one who scored the highest on the second day, thus making the highest combined score. The swimmers both agreed.