What was Neil Brooks' fastest recorded time?
Swimming at the 1980 Summer Olympics – Men's 4 × 100 metre medley relay
The medley relay was scheduled in the Olympiski Sports Complex for Thursday, 24 July, the fifth day of swimming competition, with heats from 11 am, and the final from 9 pm.[8] In the morning Sweden was disqualified in the first heat, while Australia and the Soviet Union competed in the second heat.[9] With their superior depth, the home team was able to rest their entire first-choice quartet in the heats, while Australia was only willing to rest Kerry, with Glenn Patching swimming the backstroke leg in his place.[10] The hosts led the Australians from the start and extended their margin over each of the first three legs. Brooks reclaimed 1.34s on the freestyle leg, but the Australians fell 0.13s short to come second in their heat. Nevertheless, the Australians qualified in second place overall, as they and the Soviets were almost 2s faster than the third-placed Hungarians.[9] In any case, the home team, despite resting all of their first-choice quartet, were still faster than the Australians, who had rested only one.[10]  The winners of the first heat, Great Britain, had obtained a time slower than even the fourth-place finisher of the second heat, East Germany, and slower than the Soviets' by almost 3 seconds.[9]