Swimmer Chloe McCardel of Australia has set a new record. The 35-year-old swimmer set a world record by swimming for 10 hours and 40 minutes. She performed this feat for the 35th time, beating the record of the man crossing the channel 34 times. At 7 am on Sunday, when people were sleeping, this Australian woman broke the record of all the world swimmers.
On Saturday evening, Chloe started the journey near Folkestone near Abbot Cliff Beach. While swimming for about 11 hours, Chloe broke the men's record of crossing the channel 34 times and reached number two on this list. The record of crossing the channel the most times is recorded in the name of British swimmer Alison Streeter. She crossed the channel total 43 times. After this success of Chloe, now the record of crossing the channel most times is in the name of both women swimmers.
Also while talking to PA, Chloe, whose name is recorded by the Tripple World Record, jokingly said, "Today was a very difficult da. I was in a very good rhythm, it is really a pleasure to leave the record behind. Now I have come at number two in the list of those who cross the channel most times".
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