Physics major wins men's 50m freestyle at the Paris Olympics

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Cam McEvoy secured the gold medal in the men's 50 m freestyle at the Paris Olympics, showcasing his exceptional speed and skill in the pool. His performance highlighted his dominance in sprint swimming, solidifying his status as a top competitor. The victory is a significant achievement in McEvoy's career, reflecting his rigorous training and preparation leading up to the event. The discussions also touch on the importance of safety in swimming, particularly in Australian waters, emphasizing that swimmers should always have a buddy for safety.
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Never swim alone. To survive in Australian waters, you don't need to swim faster than the shark, just faster than your best mate.
 
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