By Braden Keith on SwimSwam It’s been a wild few weeks of racing across the world, with the World Championships, collegiate conference meets, high school state championships, LSC Championships, and Sectionals meets colliding into a giant whirlpool of racing. With so many high-profile meets going on, there are lots of common threads, but one that wasn’t on the bingo card was “wedges breaking.” In at least four of these meets in the same weekend, starting block malfunctions marred competition, leading to bigger questions about safety and whether new blocks are built to withstand the ever-growing power of elite swimmers. The “biggest” one, literally, came at the Pro Swim Series meet in Westmont
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