Coetze Targets Another Record in the 100m Backstroke on Day 3 of the World Cup in Tashkent
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South Africa's Pieter Coetze, who set a world record in the 50m backstroke on Friday, is chasing more history in Saturday's 100m backstroke final in Tashkent. He cut over four tenths of a second from his Baku 50m swim. American Carson Foster held off Russia's Ilia Borodin to win the men's 400m IM after building a three-second lead on the backstroke leg.
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