article_snippet.sent: Adam Peaty British swimmer Adam Peaty has broken the men's 100 metres breast stroke world record with a time of 57.92 seconds at the London Aquatic Centre.
article_snippet.sent: The 20-year-old from Uttoxeter's gold-winning time on Friday beat the previous record of 58.46 set by South African Cameron van der Burgh in the same venue at the 2012 Olympics.
article_snippet.sent: A tweet from British Swimming's account read: 'WORLD RECORD time for @adam-peaty he hits the wall in 57.92!!!!'
article_snippet.sent: British swimmer Adam Peaty is all smiles after setting a new world record for the 100m breast stroke .
article_snippet.sent: British swimmer Adam Peaty time of 57.92 seconds has beaten the previous record of 58.46 set by Cameron van der Burgh in 2012 .
article_snippet.sent: British swimmer Adam Peaty has spoken of British swimmer Adam Peaty delight that British swimmer Adam Peaty hard work and training have paid off and is thrilled with the win .
article_snippet.sent: After becoming the first man in history to break through the 58-second barrier in the discipline, British swimmer Adam Peaty said: 'I can't believe it, coming in earlier I thought I could get a really good time, maybe a 58.5. '
article_snippet.sent: Scotland's Ross Murdoch fought hard but was left trailing in British swimmer Adam Peaty's wake with a time of 59.12 - still inside the World Championship qualification standard - while James Wilby of Loughborough took bronze with a 1:00.31.
highlights_snippet.sent: British swimmer Adam Peaty has set a new 100m breast stroke world record .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: British swimmer Adam Peaty time of 57.92 seconds has beaten the previous record of 58.46 .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: British swimmer Adam Peaty has spoken of British swimmer Adam Peaty delight that British swimmer Adam Peaty hard work and training have paid off .