Katie Ledecky Hilariously Waits And Waits For Rivals To Finish In Olympic Trials Race
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The swimming legend killed time at the end of the pool as she waited for the runner-up in the 1500-meter freestyle.
Safe to say it wasn’t a close one.
Swim champ Katie Ledecky won the 1500-meter freestyle race at the U.S. Olympic trials in Indianapolis on Wednesday, with a full 20 seconds to spare.
In a clip shared by Team USA, Ledecky chills at the end of the pool, removes her swim cap and goggles and checks out the screen as she waits for the runner-up to arrive.
“Katie Ledecky doing @katieledecky things in the 1500m,” Team USA wrote, using a goat emoji on the video to indicate “greatest of all time.”
In a longer video of the race, Ledecky can be seen nearly a full pool length ahead of her competition as she starts her last leg.
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