Australian swimmer Cameron McEvoy has set a new benchmark in the pool after breaking the 50m freestyle world record, but says he still sees room for improvement.

Speaking after his achievement in Sydney, Australia, McEvoy expressed satisfaction with the record-breaking performance while emphasizing that he is not yet at his peak.

The sprint specialist delivered a stunning swim to surpass the previous global mark, earning recognition from World Aquatics.

Despite the historic feat, McEvoy said he believes he can further refine his technique and improve his timing, particularly in starts and turns, which are crucial in short-distance races.

Coaches and analysts praised his performance, noting his explosive speed and precision in the water, which helped him edge past the previous record.

The achievement marks a major milestone in McEvoy’s career and reinforces his position as one of the world’s top sprinters in swimming.