FUKUOKA, Japan – The men’s 4×100-metre freestyle relay put Canada in strong position to qualify for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games as pool swimming got underway Sunday at the World Aquatics Championships. ‘’One year out we’re in a good place,’’ said Gaziev, an alumnus of Etobicoke Swim Club who led off in prelims with a personal best 48.38. Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus of Australia regained the world record with a blazing 3:55.38 for the gold. Mac Neil set a personal best of 53.77 to lead off the prelim. Kharun clocked 23.27 in both the prelims and semis which equalled Liendo’s national record set in April.