Swam in the, he swam in Adelaide in that incredibly fast time. Wonderful wind up and coil. Slow reaction time from Hance as he gets away relatively slow. It was the British swimmers who got off to the best start. It is Lawlor who looks to be ahead. Lee alongside him. >> Hance doesn't have the best reaction time but his underwater is good. Once he pops into his stroke, there's no touching him. He's already a body length ahead of everyone else. 27.7. He is much quicker than when he went out this morning. He's hunting down that world record. >> Ben Hance is well on world record pace here. Never mind the Paralympic record. Locking to be an astonishing swim. Ben Hance, who picked up bronze in the men's 100 butterfly and silver in the relay is going to gold here. Emeliantsev looks good for silver. In world record time - how did he miss the world record... Certainly a phenomenal swim. Hance takes the gold in his third event. He's gone bronze and silver and now gold and celebrates on the lane rope. The Australian goes good ahead of Emeliantsev, who takes second. Reece Dunn goes sub-one minute but touches third. Just outside the time of Emeliantsev. What a backing from Emeliantsev. Hance, what a race throughout! >> Viacheslav Emeliantsev, that was a solid swim from the world champion. Reece Dunn is always going to be among the contenders. >> Here you see Hance, he's actually got a bit of a slow reaction time. He's one of the last, if not the last to enter into the water. Hance, he stays underwater for a long time, really uses that underwater to the best that he can and then he comes in for the turn. Already he's more than probably a body length ahead of even Reece Dunn, who is the bronze medallist. Then Hance, he's gone out very quickly. 27. He came back in a very strong swim. He was about two 100ths of a second off of the Paralympic record he set this morning. 100th of a second lower and he started to fade a bit at the end which is why he didn't break the world record. I mean he was so much quicker than anyone else in that final swim. So he's got to be happy with that finish. >> Imagine if he