A refocused Ariarne Titmus has found another gear as she prepares for her program at the World Aquatics Championships in Fukuoka. 💪🇯🇵 Tonight, Titmus will start in Lane 4 in the women’s 200m freestyle final where she is looking to add to her 400m gold. 🏆 Titmus said her training had kicked in gear in the past few months and this had given her a new-found confidence, ready for a “red hot crack”. 🔥 Tune into Channel 9 or 9Now from 9pm (AEST) to watch her race LIVE. 👀 #Fukuoka2023 | Australia

Year 12 St Peters student, Ariarne Titmus, pulled off the Commonwealth Games 400m and 800m women's freestyle double to go with her 200m silver and gold in the 4 x 200m freestyle relay. In the lead up to the Games, we went one on one with Ariarne to find out what makes her tick. | St Peters Lutheran College

Ariarne Titmus has announced her retirement from swimming. So we only thought it appropriate to relive arguably her greatest moment in the pool. Let's look at her 400m showdown with Katie Ledecky, through the eyes of other Olympians! Congratulations Ari on a fantastic career! | ESPN Australia / NZ

11K views · 69 reactions | Two days after claiming a maiden gold medal in the 400m freestyle final, Ariarne Titmus had a blistering final lap to touch the wall in 1:53.50 in Olympic record time and claim the 200m freestyle crown. Here's how the race was won. Follow our live coverage: bit.ly/3zHHUIh | The Sydney Morning Herald | Facebook