Nathan Adrian, 100 free finals, 2010 Pan Pacific Games (Photo Credit, Tim Binning)
Nathan Adrian, 100 free finals, 2010 Pan Pacific Games (Photo Credit, Tim Binning)
2011 NCAA Men’s Swimming and Diving Champion University of California at Berkeley (Photo Credit: Tim Binning)
Nathan Adrian, 100 free, 2011 NCAA Championships (Photo Credit: Tim Binning)
Nathan Adrian, 100 free, 2011 NCAA Championships (Photo Credit: Tim Binning)
Nathan Adrian, 200 medley relay, 2011 NCAA Championships (Photo Credit: Tim Binning)
Nathan Adrian, 50 free final, 2011 NCAA Championships (Photo Credit: Tim Binning)
Nathan Adrian, 2012 Indianapolis Grand Prix, suit rip (Photo Credit: Tim Binning)
Nathan Adrian, 2012 Indianapolis Grand Prix, suit rip (Photo Credit: Tim Binning)
Nathan Adrian, 2012 Indianapolis Grand Prix, suit rip (Photo Credit: Tim Binning)
Nathan Adrian, 2012 Indianapolis Grand Prix, pre-suit rip (Photo Credit: Tim Binning)
Nathan Adrian, 2012 Indianapolis Grand Prix, 100 free final (Photo Credit: Tim Binning)
Nathan Adrian, 2012 US Olympic Trials, 100 freestyle (Photo Credit: Tim Binning)
Nathan Adrian, 2012 US Olympic Trials (Photo Credit: Tim Binning)
Nathan Adrian, Anthony Ervin, 50 free, 2012 US Olympic Trials (Photo Credit: Tim Binning)
Nathan Adrian, Anthony Ervin, 50 free, 2012 US Olympic Trials (Photo Credit: Tim Binning)
Gift of the gods!
Thank youuuuuuuuuuu…
Ugh, I already cannot wait for the World Championships next year to see Magnussen take his revenge.
The Missile can’t really redeem himself until Rio. World titles and world records are always nice. But one can only become an Olympic champion every 4 years and much can happen in between.
A guy with so much promise and talent who delivered in an event that had been practically signed sealed and delivered to Australia. Nathan is an icon in the halls of American sprinting.
I really like the one from 2010 with the flag background!