Out. Good enough bets and Milak, a very strong... Well, James Guy is kept, quiet obviously. Not on a good place to race. But with all the changes, they still think that Christoph Milak in lane 8 will be the race winner. Our team-eye and looking to pick up good points here to challenge LA coming for second place. The tournament will fly long and strong and see if we can hold that length of stroke and rhythm certainly in the first part of the race. Not too excitable. What can you do? Make sure you hit the wall. Hard with your hands in the right place, Milak shields and konga. That's after the first 50. Milak doing the job on the side there as he comes off the tongue. Christoph Milak, World record all the long course. The World record short course is 140.24 held by Daya Settled, Japan. And it's a 150.6 from Chadler Clow that's the fastest in the ISL. Milak still out there, just... just ahead of Tom Shields. Shields win the 100. He is a team swimmer. There's a beautiful underwater section. Milak then 50 to go. Still on track. For a victory, Shields and konga hunting and down. That's the way it's been. Tom Shields looks as though he's got the fire in his belly. He's got the faster tempo. He has a wonderful, there's Milak looking across the pool to see where Shields is. And as he does that, he loses concentration. Now it comes back. He knows he's got to find it from within. Christoph Milak absolutely still it back from Tom Shields. That was Shields to win and he lost it. He lost it in that last section. Milak took a look and found something within himself just to get the momentum into the pad on the 200 butterfly. A great swim from a great Hungarian. He kept it low. This is his event. He's on song. The short course of course, Interrupts there's the look across the pool. And then, quick thing up the stroke, bringing in the extra power, finding the strength from someplace, not really on a good finish. And he went underwater to hit the pad low down. He knew that he could not take another stroke. 149-980, a great swim from Milak.