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Canadian teenager Summer McIntosh won another gold medal on Monday as she bids to make history at the World Aquatics Championships while Great Britain claimed a diving bronze.<\/b><\/p>\n
After winning the women’s 400m freestyle final<\/a> on Sunday, McIntosh has a chance to equal Michael Phelps’ record of five individual titles at a single world championships.<\/p>\n Her second final was in the 200m individual medley, and the 18-year-old won in two minutes 6.69 seconds, with American Alex Walsh second and Canada’s Mary-Sophie Harvey third.<\/p>\n Great Britain’s Abbie Wood, 26, finished sixth as McIntosh stayed on course for a full house in Singapore.<\/p>\n The three-time Olympic champion is also set to race in the 400m individual medley, 800m freestyle and 200m butterfly, with the latter being her next event on Wednesday.<\/p>\n British divers Jack Laugher and Anthony Harding won bronze in the men’s 3m synchronised final in what was almost a repeat of last year’s Olympic podium.<\/a><\/p>\n They were again third with a score of 405.33, while Mexico’s Juan Celaya and Osmar Olvera were again second (449.28).<\/p>\n But China’s Olympic champion Wang Zongyuan has a new partner, Zheng Jiuyuan, and they proved too strong with 467.31.<\/p>\n Harding said: “We’ve had a difficult year with different amounts of time off and coming back after the Olympics with a change of clubs [from Leeds to Sheffield], but we wanted to come here and get another medal under the belt on our journey towards LA [2028 Olympics].”<\/p>\n Laugher added: “I’ve still got a few bits to work on but I’ve gained a lot of knowledge moving forwards to the individual later this week.”<\/p>\n