Ryan Lochte of the United States set a new world record yesterday at the world short-course swimming championships, timing 1min 50.08sec to see off Austria's Markus Rogan and American Scott Clary. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2010/dec/Ryan-Lochte.jpg" border="5" /> Ryan Lochte In so doing, three-time Olympic gold medallist Lochte made it a golden hat-trick at the event having Thursday set the first individual world swimming record since the banning of hi-tech bodysuits at the start of the year in winning the 400m individual medley, shaving nearly two seconds faster off the previous mark. On Wednesday, 26-year-old Lochte had also won the 200m freestyle. Yesterday's race he sped to victory ahead of Rogan, who touched in 1:52.90 with Clary timing 1:53.56. There was further gold for the US contingent when Ariana Kukors won the women's 100m relay in 58.95sec. And in the women's 400m freestyle, Kathryn Hoff timed 3:57.07 to see off Australia's Kylie Palmer (3:58.39) and Italy's Federica Pellegrini (3:59.52).

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Ryan Lochte of the United States set a new world record yesterday at the world short-course swimming championships, timing 1min 50.08sec to see off Austria's Markus Rogan and American Scott Clary

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