In a remarkable start to the U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials, Lucas Oil Stadium shattered records with an all-time high attendance of 20,689 spectators on the first day of the event. The stadium, traditionally home to NFL games, has been transformed into a state-of-the-art swimming venue, with a pool specially constructed on the stadium floor.

According to reports from Pat Forde of SI.com, the turnout for the trials' opening day was the largest crowd ever seen at a swimming event. The overwhelming number of attendees demonstrated the growing excitement and anticipation surrounding the upcoming U.S. Olympic team selection.

The U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials commenced at Lucas Oil Stadium on an impressive note and are scheduled to continue until June 23. This spectacle marks a crucial stage in determining which swimmers will represent the United States at the forthcoming Olympics, which will take place in Paris next month.

Peacock, a prominent streaming platform, has provided extensive coverage of the trials, ensuring that fans across the nation can witness every thrilling moment of the competition. In addition to the swimming trials, Peacock will also cover all events of the upcoming Olympics, enabling spectators to cheer on their favorite athletes as they strive for glory on the global stage.

With the overwhelming attendance on the opening day of the U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials, Lucas Oil Stadium has cemented its status as an iconic venue for aquatic sports. As the trials progress and the Olympic dream becomes a reality for some, the anticipation and excitement are sure to reach new heights, captivating fans worldwide.