The 100 meter butterfly has always been one of the more difficult races for Michael Phelps, and when he got off to a slow start in the final race, it looked like he might be mortal after all.
However, on the kick, Phelps raced past his competition as he stayed underwater for what seemed like an eternity, which allowed him to hold off Tyler McGill, who earned a berth on the Olympic team with a second-place finish.
Phelps' time of 51.14 was the fastest in the world this year, while McGill's time of 51.32 was the second.
Ryan Lochte narrowly missed qualifying for yet another individual race himself, coming in third at 51.65, which was the fourth-fastest time in the world this year.
You can find more information on the week's events at the official USA Swimming website.
Stay with our StoryStream for the latest from the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Swimming in Omaha, Neb., as Team USA is decided.
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