American Michael Phelps smashed Ian Thorpe’s 200-meter freestyle world record to win gold at the world championships in Melbourne on Tuesday. Phelps left his rivals in his wash as he raced to a stunning victory in one minute 43.86 seconds, wiping 0.20 seconds off the previous record of 1:44.06 set by Australian Thorpe at the 2001 world championships in Japan. (WCSN, WCSN.com)

Set on November 13th at the Melbourne cube day 2010. Cube: www.lightake.com

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