Ariarne Titmus OLY

Ariarne’s gold medal and world record performance in the 400m freestyle win at the 2023 World Swimming Championships, was feted by media as the ‘race of the century’ in which Ariarne obliterated both recent world record holders in Katie Ledecky and Summer McIntosh to secure her place as the undisputed champion of middle-distance swimming. This garnered worldwide media attention and has set the scene for what will no doubt again be the race to watch at the upcoming Olympics in Paris 2024.

Known for her confident racing ability, tenacity, and down-to-earth personality, Titmus isn’t shy of a challenge and relishes the big stage and has become an inspirational figure to many. Her influence extends beyond the pool as the boasts the highest engagement figures out of any Australian Swimmer.

At the Paris 2024 Olympics, Titmus won Gold in the Women’s 400 metres freestyle, finishing ahead of Canadian Summer McIntosh and American Katie Ledecky.

Outside of the pool, Ariarne has established herself as a consummate media performer and swimming commentator recently co-presenting the 2022 World Swimming Short Course event for Channel 9. Her other passions include the culinary arts & is a keen foodie, and as a fan of other sports, especially AFL and Tennis.