When an event record is broken in the second heat, you know you’re in for a race.

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Trevor James broke Rasmus Wisbech Andersen’s E1 record with a stellar 6:21.

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James’ record stood until Mathew Fraser absolutely dismantled the event record with a time of 6:06 in Heat 4.

Five other Games veterans finished in the top 10, including Paul Tremblay (7:02, 4th), Alex Vigneault (7:04, 5th), Albert-Dominic Larouche (7:38, 6th), Spencer Hendel (7:56, 7th), and Daniel Tyminski (8:50, 9th).