Long triumphed in the men’s 400m individual medley II1 in a time of 4min 43:52sec at the Brisbane Aquatic Centre.

The time from the 18-year-old was nearly 10 seconds faster than the previous record, held by Japan's Keichi Nakajima.

Jack Ireland, Joshua Alford, Mitchell Kilduff and Liam Schluter broke the men's 4x100m freestyle relay record by clocking a time of 3:39:88.

Brazil took gold in the women's equivalent, touching the wall in 4:16:80 to set INAS and Global Games records.

Valeriia Shabalina of Russia earned her third gold medal of the Games with victory in the women’s 400 metre freestyle II1.

Shabalina clocked 4:30:41 to break the Global Games record.

The first gold medals were won in the track and field events today as France’s Beatrice Aoustin won the women’s hammer II1 with a best attempt of 44.06 metres.

Portugal’s Ines Fernandes threw 36.83 metres to secure silver, while bronze was claimed by Australia’s Lillee Wakefield.

In the men's event, Thailand’s Boonkong Sanepoot reigned supreme by throwing 47.05m, only 39 centimetres off the INAS world record of 47.44m.

France’s Damien Rumeau and Alexandre Alexandrov of Russia won silver and bronze medals respectively.

Sayaka Makita led a Japanese sweep in the women's 5,000m II1 final as she clinched gold in 17:41.39.

Makiko Toyoshima was nearly a minute adrift of her compatriot in silver medal position and Misaki Ari did enough for the bronze medal.

Nicolas Virapin of France made history as he became the first men’s 100m INAS Global Games title in the new II2 category.

Virapin crossed the line in 14.18sec to beat  Australia’s Ethan Parry and Sri Lanka’s Pasindu Amarasekara.

Action in Brisbane is due to continue tomorrow.