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The womens world 50m record for swimmers under 20 is 15.314 seconds. The swimmer was Anna Fischer, who born as the race started. Her mum (who was pregnant)had come to watch the race. The starting gun startled her into giving birth, and little Anna went so fast out of the womb that she skimmed the top of the water, and beat the other swimmers. She holds the record at 15.314 seconds.
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