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MEDIA GUIDE

WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE LEN PRESIDENT Dear Media Representatives, Dear Friends, Here we go again, the LEN Family is heading back to Glasgow, host of the 2018 European Championships which was an enormous success. We are expecting no less this time as our continents’ top swimmers will gather once again in the magnificent Tollcross International Swimming Centre for the European Short-Course Swimming Championships. This event has grown into a major showcase in the global sport calendar as it features the top stars of the top aquatic discipline. Hosts of the past editions did their utmost to create a brilliant environment for this outstanding competition. Herning, Netanya and Copenhagen all contributed a great deal to make this meet a real highlight of the season – just like the media following the showcases either on- or off-site. Our championships enjoyed some outstanding coverage in all platforms and that played a huge role to consider our beloved short-course meet a big success time after time. Next comes Glasgow 2.0, and we are convinced that we will be part of another memorable show. The highly dedicated local organisers and the professional staff of British Swimming have proved numerous times that they are committed to offer the highest standards in all events hosted on the British Isles. I’m sure they are ready to do it again. Our professional LEN Media Team has already started its preparations to offer the usual high-level service for you and I’m sure that this time you’ll be offered all kind of materials to support or even enhance your coverage. Let me already thank the efforts of the organisers and the local partners, as well as our most important partner Eurovision (EBU) for standing by the event and we are looking forward to witnessing another memorable edition of our treasured short-course swimming championships. Paolo Barelli LEN President

TABLE OF CONTENTS General Information • Welcome by LEN President Paolo Barelli • LEN Media Team / LOC Media Team • General Information • Venues European Short Course Swimming Championships • Preview • Facts & Figures • The nations and their top swimmers • 2019 Schedule Glasgow • All-time Medal Table • Medals Tables Herning 2013 / Netanya 2015 / Copenhagen 2017 • World and European Records • Records – Champions – Stars by Day • All Medallists - Men 2006-2018 • All Medallists - Women 2006-2018 • All Medallists - Mixed 2012-2018

LEN Media Team Glasgow Gergely Csurka (HUN) LEN Press Officer Camillo Cametti (ITA) LEN Press Commission Chairman Giorgio Scala (ITA) LEN Photographer Georges Kiehl (FRA) LEN Media Team (LEN Press Commission Vice-Chairman) Uschi Vogel (GER) LEN Media Team Carlota Bestit (ESP) LEN Media Team Zrinka Kulusic (CRO) LEN Media Team David Szanto (HUN) LEN TV Commentator Bence Farkas (HUN) LEN TV Crew Laszlo Harrach (HUN) LEN TV Crew Walter Bolognani (ITA) LEN Social Media Lucianna Salvemini (ITA) LEN Social Media LOC Media Team Glasgow Russell Swannack Media Operations Manager [email protected] 0044 (0)141 2873016 Katriona Bush Strategic Communications Manager [email protected]

GENERAL INFORMATION VENUE INFORMATION Tollcross International Swimming Centre will host the 20th edition of the LEN European Short Course Swimming Championships from 4-8 December 2019. Held every two years, athletes from across Europe will be competing in 40 short course (25m) swimming events, across five days of action. Ten lanes will be in operation for the heats in the morning session and eight lanes for the finals in the evening. Tollcross International Swimming Centre has a track record in hosting major international swimming events including the 2014 Commonwealth Games and was the host venue for the recent 2018 European Swimming Championships. When it is not hosting major sport events, the facility is used as a recreational facility by the community as well as a training base for elite athletes. KEY DATES Uniform and Accreditation Centre Opening Times Monday 2 – Friday 6 December 2019 07:00-19:00 Saturday 7 – Sunday 8 December 2019 08:00-18:00 Media Centre Opening Times Monday 2 – Tuesday 3 December 2019 10:00-17:00 Wednesday 4 – Sunday 8 December 2019 07:30-22:00 Pre-event Press Briefing Tuesday 3 December 2019 11:30 Photo Briefing Wednesday 4 December 2019 08:00 Media Centre

GENERAL INFORMATION Travel to Glasgow The official port of entry for the LEN European Short Course Swimming Championships is Glasgow International Airport. Glasgow International Airport to city centre Taxi Taxis in Glasgow are on a meter charging system. The taxi rank is located just outside the arrivals hall on the right. A journey to the city centre costs approx. £25/£30 and takes 15 to 20 minutes depending on traffic. Glasgow Airport Express Bus (Bus 500) The bus service is available 24h from ‘Stance 1’ (outside arrivals hall) and takes you to George Square in the city centre. Journey time is 25 minutes approx. Ticket price is £8.50 single and £14.00 for an open return journey. You can book your tickets online or directly on the bus (cash and contactless payments are accepted). Travel to Tollcross International Swimming Centre Address: 350 Wellshot Road Glasgow, G32 7QR Media entrance is close to the junction of Wellshot Road and Trainard Avenue. Taxi pick-up and drop-off point (recommended) Tollcross Road Travel information Carntyne Station is well served by trains from Queen Street in the city centre next to George Square. The journey time is seven minutes (three stops) and trains run approximately every 20 minutes. Steep ramps are available up to both platforms. Carntyne Station 1.4km from the venue 20 minute walk Media bus stop Pick-up and drop-off is located outside the front of the venue / Uniform and Accreditation Centre in the main car park. Public Transport - First Bus 61, 240/N240, 255, 64, 60/60A, 2/N2

GENERAL INFORMATION Accreditation The Uniform and Accreditation Centre is located next to the main entrance to Tollcross International Swimming Centre. A – Uniform and Accreditation Centre B – Main Entrance C – Media Entrance

The accreditation collection times are: Monday 2 – Friday 6 December 2019 07:00-19:00 Saturday 7 – Sunday 8 December 2019 08:00-18:00

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GENERAL INFORMATION Loss or damage of accreditation cards

Any person who has lost an accreditation pass will need to go immediately to the Uniform and Accreditation Centre and fill out a ‘Lost Card Declaration’. A valid passport or identity card will be required to replace the lost card, and a £25 fee will be required to be paid upon replacement of the accreditation card.

The accreditation card is a personal belonging, transferring it to another person is prohibited.

Accommodation The media hotel is Radisson Red located at Finnieston Quay. Information regarding rooms and booking details are available via email through CSE (official accommodation provider) at [email protected]. Media Transport A return transport service from the Radisson Red to the venue will operate before and after each session at the following times: Date Time leaving Radisson Red

Time leaving the venue

Wednesday 4 – Sunday 8 September 07:00, 08:00, 09:00 14:30, 15:30, 16:30

11:30, 12:30, 13:30 19:30, 20:30, 21:30

Pick-up and drop-off location Radisson Red

Outside the front of the hotel.

Venue Outside the front of the venue / Uniform and Accreditation Centre in the main car park.

GENERAL INFORMATION VENUE Media Centre The media entrance is located 30 meters from the Uniform and Accreditation Centre and main entrance. The workroom located on the first floor has:

- Media help desk manned by media operations staff and volunteers - 72 workstations, available on a first come first served basis - Wireless internet connectivity - Power - Pigeonholes with start lists and media information - Photo lockers - Free tea, coffee and water

Media Tribunes The media tribunes and commentary positions are located next to the media centre and accessed from the top of the stand. The positions are overlooking the finish line. The media tribunes consist of 80 tabled workstations with internet connectivity and power. Large TV screens in the arena are visible from the tabled tribunes to follow the action and results at the end of races. Mixed Zone The mixed zone provides the opportunity for media to interview athletes shortly after they have finished competing. All athletes will progress through the mixed zone after heats and finals. The broadcast and press sections are located on the ground floor and accessed from the stairs next to the media centre / media entrance. The order of positions is: 1 – Rights holding TV (booked positions) 2 – ENG 3 – Press 4 – Non-rights holding broadcasters Athletes are encouraged to speak with the media but this is at the athletes discretion. Press attaches will be able to access the athlete pathway in the press section of the mixed zone to support your requests. Media who wish to film in the mixed zone must report to the help desk in the media centre and must have the required permission from the EBU and sign a non-rights holding broadcasters undertaking. Non-rights holding broadcasters are not permitted to film at any other location on venue as stipulated in the undertaking. Wi-Fi will be available in this area.

GENERAL INFORMATION Photographers All photographers must report to the media centre help desk on arrival to sign the Photographers’ Undertaking. Each photographer will then be assigned a photo bib for the duration of the event. The photo bib is required to access all photo positions and must be worn at all times on venue. There are a number of photo positions located around the field of play:

- Platform on the opposite side of the pool to the media centre. Photographers can access the position via the media tribunes down to the pool deck and must be present at least 15 minutes before the session starts. If you arrive after the session begins, please report to the help desk.

- Underwater camera position located in front of the broadcast tribune. Only underwater camera photographers may access this position and must remain seated during the races.

- Roving photographers for the head on position. A limited number of positions are available for this position and will be allocated by the photo manager.

A small number of roving positions will be allocated on a session-by-session basis. Photographers who would like to access a roving position must submit their requests to the photo manager in advance of the pre-session photo briefing which takes place one hour before the start of each session. A limited number of pool deck photo bib will be distributed by the photo manager to access the roving positions. This will be swapped for the standard photo bib. The use of remote cameras is permitted but installation is subject to approval by the photo manager. All requests must be submitted to the photo manager on the day before they intend to be used. Installations must take place no later than one hour prior to the start of the session. Photographers can work from empty spectator seats until the ticket holder presents themselves. At this time, photographers must immediately relinquish these seats. There is no access for photographers in the warm-up pool. Internet connectivity will be available in the pool side photo positions. Media Catering The venue café is located on the ground floor close to the media entrance. Hot and cold food and beverage offerings will be available at the following times: Monday 2 – Sunday 8 December 09:00-17:00

Venue Spaces Level 0:

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VENUES / DATES … of all European Short Course Swimming Championships 1996 1. Rostock / GER December 13-15 1998 2. Sheffield / GBR December 11-13 1999 3. Lisbon / POR December 09-12 2000 4. Valencia / ESP December 14-17 2001 5. Antwerp / BEL December 13-16 2002 6. Riesa / GER December 12-15 2003 7. Dublin / IRL December 11-14 2004 8. Vienna / AUT December 09-12 2005 9. Trieste / ITA December 08-11 2006 10. Helsinki / FIN December 08-11 2007 11. Debrecen / HUN December 13-16 2008 12. Rijeka / CRO December 11-14 2009 13. Istanbul / TUR December 10-13 2010 14. Eindhoven / NED November 25-28 2011 15. Szczecin / POL December 08-11 2012 16. Chartres / FRA November 22-25 2013 17. Herning / DEN December 12-15 2015 18. Netanya / ISR December 02-06 2017 19. Copenhagen / DEN December 15-18 2019 20. Glasgow / GBR December 04-08 … of all European Sprint Swimming Championships 1991 1. Gelsenkirchen / GER December 06-08 1992 2. Espoo / FIN November 21-22 1993 3. Gateshead / GBR December 11-13 1994 4. Stavanger / NOR December 03-04

PREVIEW Record participation at the 2019 Short-Course Europeans Comebackers and Newcomers fight for the medals at the 20th edition in Glasgow Glasgow (LEN) – With their sights already set on the European Long Course Championships in Budapest (May 11-17) and, of course, the Olympic Games in Tokyo/Japan (July 24-August 9) as the 2020 highlights, the European swimming elite will meet for their last big championship this year in Glasgow. After Copenhagen in 2017, Scotland’s biggest city (ahead of the capital Edinburgh), will not only stage one of the most important events of the European Swimming Federation (LEN), but also represents a historical milestone as it is the 20th edition of the event that celebrated its première in Rostock, Germany in 1996. 49 of the altogether 52 LEN Member Federations have entered swimmers for the 40 competitions, among them “newcomer” Gibraltar with three swimmers on the team roaster. The large number of Federations will set a new record in participation. In Netanya/Israel four years ago, 48 Federations took part. In 2017, at the last edition in Copenhagen, altogether 47 LEN Federations entered the competitions. 539 swimmers (305 male / 234 female) have announced their participation for the five-day-event at the Tollcross International Swimming Centre, a world-class aquatics venue located in the East End of Glasgow, site of the 2018 European Aquatic Championships. They all will fight for medals in altogether 40 events – among them international top stars as well as young talents, who will get the chance to take their first podium finishes at a major international meet. European champion Duncan Scott heads host team Host Great Britain has nominated 18 swimmers. With an overall medal tally of 39 gold, 62 silver and 71 bronze medals at European SC Championships, the hosts are among the top ten nations in the history of swimming. In the past years the female and male swimmers have stepped into the limelight and added a bunch of medals. The most promising Brit at their “home match” will be freestyle specialist and native of Glasgow Duncan Scott. The 22-year old 2018 European LC champion and 2019 World bronze medallist in the 200m will face a tough duel against Lithuanian Danas Rapsys, who will try to defend his 2017 title. “Les Bleus” with comebacker Florent Manaudou - Italy with the largest team One of the absolute stars of the championships in Glasgow will be Florent Manaudou. The Frenchman makes his comeback for “Les Bleus” after a kind of “swimming sabbatical”. The 2012 Olympic 50m freestyle champion and silver medallist in Rio (who lost the final against US American Anthony Ervin by only one hundredths of a second) had put his sporting focus on handball for a while. Now he returns to the pool to tackle his third Olympic Games in the summer. As his first comeback attempts were more than promising, the championships in Glasgow might be the next important step for the 29-year-old who arrives in Glasgow with a season’s best of 20.57 in the 50m free. In Scotland, the Frenchman will lead a team of 19 athletes. The largest team however – with a total of 41 athletes – comes from Italy headed by “Swimming Queen” Federica Pellegrini. The 31-year-old achieved her fourth 200m freestyle World title this

PREVIEW summer after having won her very first 200m freestyle event exactly ten years ago in Rome 2009. Another star on the Italian team is undoubtedly Gregorio Paltrinieri. In Glasgow the Olympic 1500m freestyle champion will not have to face his toughest competitor, World champion Florian Wellbrock from Germany. But as Ukraine’s World silver medallist in the 1500m event Mykhailo Romanchuk as well as Norway’s rising star Henrik Christiansen are hot on the heel of Paltrinieri, swimming fans can well expect a thrilling battle. Germany will arrive in Glasgow with the second-biggest team – a total of 38 athletes with a mixture of promising young talents and very experienced swimmers such as multiple World and European champion in the 100m and 200m breaststroke Marco Koch and Philipp Heintz, who hopes to retain his 200m IM title. Russia will be represented by a big and powerful team of 34 swimmers – among them multiple medal winners at World and European championships such as Kliment Kolesnikov, Vladimir Morozov or Aleksandr Popkov. Hungary will compete with a team of 23 swimmers, headed by Katinka Hosszu who has again entered a total of five individual events – four less than in 2017 (9). She can get her 25th s/c European medal as she stands with 22 (16-4-2). 13 Copenhagen champions to compete in Glasgow A total of 13 European Short Course champions from Copenhagen will compete in the 34 individual swimming events in Glasgow. Three of six “European” 2016 Olympic champions will start in Copenhagen – three-time Olympic champion Katinka Hosszu (HUN/100m back, 200/400m IM), Pernille Blume (DEN/50m free) and Gregorio Paltrinieri (ITA/1500m free). With Paltrinieri (800m free), Pellegrini (200m free), Simona Quadarella (1500m free), Boglarka Kapas (200m fly) and Hosszu (200/400m IM) five of altogether ten “European” 2019 World champions hope for a top spot on the podium. As Hungarian swimming icon Laszlo Cseh (34) will miss the SC Europeans for the first time since his premiere in 2002, the now oldest athlete in the men’s competitions is his compatriot Krisztian Takacs, who will celebrate his 34th birthday on December 30. At age 33, backstocker Jenny Mensing from Germany is two months his junior. The youngest athletes in Glasgow are 14-year old Laura Bernat from Poland and Ramil Valizade from Azerbaijan (15). Prize money for World and European records For the second time in the history of European Short Course Championships, World and European records will be rewarded with a bonus. Each individual world record clocked in the pool in Glasgow will bring €10,000 to the athletes’ purses, while each individual European record will be rewarded with €5,000. In total, the European Swimming Federation (LEN) will offer 220,000 Euros as prize money for the 12 best performances in the men’s and women’s events respectively. The best single-performance according to the FINA points table will be honoured with 20,000 Euros.

STARS TO WATCH Pernille Blume (DEN) - She caused one of the biggest surprises in Rio by winning the 50m free at the Olympics. So far she could not repeat that feat in individual races but will surely have a shot at the sprinting golds this time too. In Copenhagen 2017 she had four medals, two bronzes in the 50m-100m free and a silver and a bronze in relays – she possesses four s/c European titles, all came in relays too. Henrik Christiansen (NOR) - He opened a reliable medal-delivery service (so to say) since 2015 when he got his first international medal, a bronze in the 1500m free in Netanya. Ever since he is part of victory ceremonies all over the world, including a break-through World Championship podium this summer in Gwangju (silver in the 800m). In Copenhagen he claimed two bronze medals (400m, 1500m) and has a silver in the 400m from Glasgow 2018 – shall we witness his first ever winning performance? Katinka Hosszu (HUN) - Twenty-two medals already to her name alone in the short-course European, the medley queen of swimming is back for more and she is set to reach the magical 20-title border. Unlike at previous editions, she enters only her four strongest events, the three IMs (she made the treble in 2015 and 2017) and the 200m fly as she left the backstroke behind (she made the treble there in Netanya and Copenhagen too). His first medal is going to be her 90th in the FINA and LEN major events (l/c, s/c World and Europeans, Olympics) – while she can get her 25th s/c European medal as she stands with 22 (16-4-2). By the way, she will celebrate the 15th anniversary of her first-ever senior international medal, a bronze in the 400m IM at the 2004 short-course Europeans in Vienna. Arno Kamminga (NED) - The Dutch breaststroker hit new heights in late September-early October by winning seven World Cup races and posting some pretty fine times en route. So far he has a lonely title at major events – eventually it’s from Copenhagen 2017 where he won with the Dutch 4x50m medley relay. Based on his performances, he is on rise so he is set to enjoy a fine medal-haul in Glasgow. Radoslaw Kawecki (POL) - He started his medal-haul in his pet 200m backstroke exactly ten years ago in Istanbul, coming runner-up back then. A decade on and he is set to continue his streak of five consecutive podium-finishes in this event (and added the 100m golds in 2011 and 2015). Altogether, he has 6 golds and 2 silvers at the short-course Europeans, two years ago the underwater-kick master got a silver in Copenhagen. Marco Koch (GER) - Turning into 30 next January, Marco Koch might still be the man to beat in the 200m breast as the German veteran can be a threat at any short-course meets. Though his best years seem to be behind him (world title in Kazan 2015, double breast titles in Netanya 2015 and Windsor 2016), he can still be capable of delivering something special. Two years ago he was runner-up in his pet event in Copenhagen.

STARS TO WATCH Florent Manaudou (FRA) - Perhaps Florent is going to be the hottest action in Glasgow – the French rocket is back where he belongs to after spending a couple of years on the handball court. This autumn he already showed something from his talent again which had brought him Olympic, World and European titles in the 50m free. This is going to be his first appearance at the short-course Europeans since his debut in Chartres 2012 which was spectacular with five gold medals. Vladimir Morozov (RUS) - The Russian Rocket is on fire again, he won the World Cup overall title as he won 7/7 races in the 50m free and 50m back and 7/6 in the 100m free this autumn – quite a streak. He delivered these medals in long-course but Vlad is a real short-course specialist, he is 10-time European champion and also has 9 world titles to his name. Two years ago he clinched three golds and a silver in Copenhagen by winning the free dash and adding three relay medals. Federica Pellegrini (ITA) - If it’s 200m free, it’s still Federica Pellegrini. Fifteen years after finishing second at the 2004 Olympics, Italy’s superstar is still a major player in the pool, she won back-to-back world titles in 2017 and this summer (two years ago she was the first one to ever beat USA’s Katie Ledecky in an international competition). Fede had some ups and downs at the short-course Europeans ever since her debut in Trieste where she won the 200m and finished runner-up in the 400m free. She is a 7-time champion, though in Copenhagen 2017 she had only a bronze in the 4x50m free relay. Danas Rapsys (LTU) - The tragic hero of this summer World Championships in Gwangju – he seemed to have won the 200m free only to see a DSQ sign flashing next to his name soon after he had hit the wall. A minor move of his leg led to a false start call from the judges and that cost him his first ever world championship gold. Now he is back to retain his title in the 200m (he had a nice win in Copenhagen) and to do one better in Tollcross than in 2018 when he finished runner-up behind home hero Duncan Scott. He was on fire in the autumn, won 7/7 races both in the 200m and 400m free in the World Cup and finished runner-up in the overall. Mykhaylo Romanchuk (UKR) - Two years ago the Ukrainian was the first one to halt Italy’s emperor Gregorio Paltrinieri’s long unbeaten streak in the 1500m free at the majors as he managed to come first in Copenhagen. Then he could finish ahead of his arch-rival both in Glasgow 2018 and Gwangju 2019 but he had to settle for the silver as Florian Wellbrock pipped them for the title on both occasion. Now the young German is away so Romanchuk is on course to retain his title. Duncan Scott (GBR) - If someone has good memories from Glasgow it’s definitely Duncan Scott who enjoyed a brilliant meet in the summer of 2018. The young Brit earned three golds, including a memorable win in the 200m free (two came in relays) and a silver in the 100m free. Two years ago he finished third both in the 100m and 200m free in Copenhagen and this summer he earned his first individual medal at the Worlds, a bronze in the 200m free. Andreas Vazaios (GRE) - Greece’s greatest hope is the man who stunned everyone by claiming the 200m IM title at the 2016 European Championships in London. He was close to add the short-course gold a year later in Copenhagen, finished second, still one batter than in Netanya 2015. He also came runner-up in the 200m fly – since the Hungarian aces skipping the coming edition, the door is wide open for everyone in this latter race.

GLASGOW - FACTS & FIGURES… … DATE: From December 04-08, the City, located at the seaside in the East of the country and with more than 625.000 thousand inhabitants the biggest city of Scotland ahead of the capital Edinburgh, will host the 20th edition of the European Short-Course Swimming Championships. For the third time in the history the event will last for five days. … LEN: The “Ligue Européenne de Natation” was founded on August 30, 1927 in Bologna (ITA) by 11 countries and their national swimming federations, one year after the first European Championships in Swimming, Diving and Water Polo had been held in Budapest. Today LEN has 52 member federations from Albania to Ukraine. … HISTORY: The European Short-Course Swimming Championships celebrated its première in 1996. The first event was held in Rostock, Germany. Until today 19 editions were carried out, from 1998 until 2013 it was staged annually. In 2013 LEN switched to a two-year-modus. The last edition took place in Copenhagen/Denmark in 2017. After staging the European LC Championships which were part of the inaugural multi-sport European Championships 2018, Glasgow will now host the SC event for the first time in history. … TITLES: A total of 40 titles will be awarded in Glasgow – including the mixed relay events (4x50m freestyle mixed and 4x50m medley mixed), which were included to the competition programme in Chartres 2012 for the first time. … PARTICIPATION: 539 swimmers (305 male / 234 female) from 49 LEN Member Federations have announced their participation for Glasgow, which means a new record of participating federations. The previous record participation at SC European was celebrated in 2015, when Netanya/Israel welcomed 48 nations participating. At the last edition in Copenhagen 47 of the 52 LEN Member Federations took part. … COMPETITION MODUS: Heats will be carried out in ten lanes. Semi-finals (only 50 and 100 metres events), and finals will be held in eight lanes. Qualifiers for the finals will be the top two ranked in each semi-final together with the four fastest times from the remaining swimmers in the semis. In individual events a maximum of four (4) entries per Federation and per event may be submitted (800m and 1500m are excepted). Notwithstanding times and places achieved in the heats, only the two (2) fastest swimmers of each Federation may proceed to the finals or semi-finals. … MIXED RELAYS: at Short Course events will be carried out in the 4x50m freestyle and 4x50m medley. A mixed relay team will consist of two male and two female swimmers who can start in whatever order. The first European mixed relay events in long course (4x100m freestyle, 4x100m medley) took place at the 2014 European Championships in Berlin. Glasgow 2018 celebrated the “official première” of the mixed relay event 4x200m free). … MEDALS: In the history of the Championships – from 1996 in Rostock/Germany until 2017 in Copenhagen/Denmark – a total number of 2201 medals in gold (744), silver (721) and bronze (736) have been awarded to swimmers representing 35 national federations. In 2017 Liechtenstein was the 35th federation to win a first medal in SC events (Julia Hassler - bronze 400m freestyle).

…GLASGOW… FACTS & FIGURES… … HOSTS: British Swimming, founded in 1869, will host their sixth European Aquatics Championships. The British capital London staged the Europeans in 1938 and again three years ago in 2016. Sheffield/Leeds hosted the championships in 1993. Glasgow was host in 2018, when Swimming was part of the inaugural European Championships. Additionally Sheffield hosted the second ever European Short Course Championships in 1998. At European SC Championships the Brits claimed a total of 172 medals (39 gold, 62 silver, 71 bronze) at the previous 19 editions. … VENUE: The continental showcase will take place at the Tollcross International Swimming Centre, a world-class aquatics venue located in the East End of Glasgow, which already hosted the 2014 Commonwealth Games as well as the 2015 IPC World Swimming Championships and most recently the 2018 European Aquatics Championships. Refurbished in 2014, Tollcross ISC boasts two 50m pools, gym, sportshalls, changing rooms, meeting rooms and a café, and so totally at home hosting world-class elite swimming events. With bus connections located just outside of the venue, the venue can be reached from Glasgow Centre in 10 minutes. Address: 350 Wellshot Rd, Glasgow G32 7QR. … TICKETS: During the Championships, the venue will offer a seating capacity of approximately 2000 spectators on competition days. Tickets for the ten sessions are available at: https://euroswim2019.com/pricing/. … PRIZE MONEY: Since the 2017 SC Europeans LEN offers a bonus for individual World (€10,000) and European Records (€5,000). In total LEN will distribute 220,000 Euros for the top 12 performances (both among the men and women) according to the FINA points table (the top prize is €20,000 for each best performer). Additionally LEN will offer financial assistance to all participating LEN Member Federations. The total amount of the financial support for athletes and federations in LEN events in this calendar year of 2019 is appr. €1.000.000. … ORGANISATION: The European Swimming Federation (LEN) and the British Swimming Federation are hosting the LEN European Short Course Championships 2019 in Glasgow in cooperation with People make Glasgow, Scottish Government, EventScotland and UK sport Lottery Funded.

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The 49 nations and their top swimmers (total number of swimmers in brackets)

ALB Albania (4) AND Andorra (4) AUT Austria (19): Caroline Pilhatsch AZE Azerbaijan (2) BEL Belgium (4): Pieter Timmers BIH Bosnia-Herzegovina (4) BLR Belarus (10): Ilya Shymanovich, Viktar Staselovich, Yauhen Tsurkin BUL Bulgaria (8) CRO Croatia (6) CYP Cyprus (3) CZE Czech Republic (16): Tomas Franta, Simona Kubova (Baumrtova), Barbora Seemanova, Jan Micka, Jan Sefl DEN Denmark (23): Emilie Beckmann, Pernille Blume, Signe Bro, Julie Kepp Jensen ESP Spain (9): Beatriz Gomez, Buno Ortiz EST Estonia (4): Martin Allikvee FAR Faroe Islands (3) FIN Finland (17): Ida Hulkko, Jenna Laukkanen, Ari-Pekka Liukkonen FRA France (19): David Aubry, Florent Manaudou, Melanie Henique, Anna Santamans, Jeremy Stravius GBR Great Britain (18): Freya Anderson, Georgia Davies, James Guy, Max Litchfield, Ross Murdoch, Siobhan- Marie O’Connor, Molly Renshaw, Duncan Scott, James Wilby GEO Georgia (2) GER Germany (38): Christian Diener, Isabel Marie Gose, Philip Heintz, Marco Koch, Marius Kusch, Jenny Mensing, Henning Muehlleitner GIB Gibraltar (3) GRE Greece (4): Apostolos Christou, Anna Ntountounaki, Andreas Vazaios HUN Hungary (23): Peter Bernek, Gergely Gyurta, Katinka Hosszu, Zsuzsanna Jakabos, Boglarka Kapas, Dominik Kozma, Evelyn Verraszto IRL Ireland (19): Conor Ferguson, Shane Ryan ISL Iceland (8): Eyglo Osk Gustafsdottir, Anton McKee ISR Israel (12): Yakov Yan Toumarkin, David Gamburg ITA Italy (41): Arianna Castiglioni, Ilaria Cusinato, Gabriele Detti, Alessandro Miressi, Marco Orsi, Gregorio Paltrinieri, Federica Pellegrini, Benedetta Pilato, Simona Quadarella, Fabio Scozzoli, Simone Sabbioni KOS Kosovo (6) LAT Latvia (3) LIE Liechtenstein (2): Julia Hassler, Christoph Meier LTU Lithuania (6): Simonas Bilis, Danas Rapsys, Andrius Sidlauskas LUX Luxembourg (6): Raphael Stacchiotti MDA Moldova (5) MKD Macedonia (2) MLT Malta (5) NED Netherlands (8): Femke Heemskerk, Arno Kamminga, Jesse Puts, Joeri Verlinden, Kira Toussaint NOR Norway (13): Henrik Christiansen, Tomoe Zenimoto Hvas POL Poland (28): Konrad Czerniak, Radoslaw Kawecki, Alicja Tchorz, Wojciech Wojdak POR Portugal (11): Diogo Carvalho, Diana Duraes ROU Romania (3): Robert-Andrei Glinta RUS Russia (34): Sergei Fesikov, Mariia Kameneneva, Kliment Kolesnikov, Vladimir Morozov, Aleksandr Popkov, Grigory Tarasevich, Daria K. Ustinova, Mikhail Vekovishchev SLO Slovenia (10): Tjasa Oder, Tjasa Vozel, Peter John Stevens SRM San Marino (3) SRB Serbia (5) SUI Switzerland (8): Thierry Bollin, Nina Kost, Lisa Mamie, Maria Ugolkova SVK Slovakia (12) Richard Nagy SWE Sweden (17): Erik Persson, Simon Sjoedin TUR Turkey (21): Viktoria Zeynep Gunes, Baslakov Iskender, Emre Sakci UKR Ukraine (8): Mykhaylo Romanchuk, Darina Zevina,

Day 1 Wednesday 4

December

Day 2 Thursday 5 December

Day 3 Friday 6

December

Day 4 Saturday 7 December

Day 5 Sunday 8 December

Heats | 09:30 Start Heats | 09:30 Start Heats | 09:30 Start Heats | 09:30 Start Heats | 09:30 Start

Men 100m Butterfly Heats Men 200m Freestyle Heats

Women 100m Breaststroke Heats

Men 50m Butterfly Heats Women 50m Freestyle Heats


Women 50m Butterfly Heats

Men 50m Freestyle Heats Women 50m Backstroke Heats

Men 50m Backstroke Heats

Men 50m Breaststroke Heats


Women 200m Backstroke Heats

Men 100m Freestyle Heats


Women 400m Individual Medley Heats

Women 100m Freestyle Heats



Men 200m Butterfly Heats






Women 100m Backstroke Heats


Men 200m Individual Medley Heats


Men 4x50m Medley Relay Heats



Women 4x50m Freestyle Relay Heats


Women 4x50m Medley Relay Heats

Men 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay Heats

Mixed 4x50m Medley Relay Heats

Mixed 4x50m Freestyle Relay Heats



Semi-Finals & Finals 17:00 Start





Men 50m Breaststroke Semi-Final

Women 50m Butterfly Semi-Final

Men 50m Freestyle Semi-Final

Women 50m Backstroke Semi-Final

Women 50m Freestyle Semi-Final

Women 50m Breaststroke Semi-Final

Men 200m Freestyle Final Women 100m Freestyle Final

Men 50m Butterfly Semi-Final

Men 50m Backstroke Semi-Final

Men 200m Backstroke Final

Men 200m Breaststroke Final

Men 100m Breaststroke Semi-Final

Women 100m Breaststroke Final


Women 400m Individual Medley Final

Women 100m Freestyle Semi-Final

Women 200m Backstroke Final

Men 100m Freestyle Semi-Final

Men 100m Freestyle Final

Men 400m Freestyle Final Men 400m Individual Medley Final

Men 200m Individual Medley Final

Women 200m Individual Medley Final

Women 100m Butterfly Final

Women 100m Backstroke Semi-Final

Women 100m Backstroke Final


Men 100m Individual Medley Semi Final

Men 100m Individual Medley Final

Men 100m Butterfly Semi-Final

Men 100m Backstroke Semi-Final

Women 100m Breaststroke Semi-Final

Women 200m Freestyle Final



Women 100m Individual Medley Semi-Final

Men 100m Backstroke Final


Men 200m Butterfly Final


Men 100m Butterfly Final Women 100m Individual Medley Final

Women 100m Butterfly Semi-Final


Men 4x50m Freestyle Relay Final


Men 1500m Freestyle Final

Men 50m Butterfly Final Men 50m Backstroke Final


Men 50m Freestyle Final Women 50m Backstroke Final

Women 4x50m Medley Relay Final

Mixed 4x50m Medley Relay Final

Women 4x50m Freestyle Relay Final

Mixed 4x50m Freestyle Relay Final

Men 4x50m Medley Relay Final

COMPETITION SCHEDULE

All-time medal table (1996-2017) Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total

1 GER – Germany 113 109 88 310

2 RUS – Russia 69 65 65 199

3 NED – Netherlands 68 40 40 148

4 ITA – Italy 62 59 66 187

5 SWE – Sweden 61 52 40 153

6 HUN – Hungary 61 35 27 123

7 FRA – France 47 40 43 130

8 GBR – Great Britain 39 62 71 172

9 UKR – Ukraine 38 30 28 96

10 POL – Poland 30 27 21 78

11 DEN – Denmark 23 37 30 90

12 ESP – Spain 19 24 25 68

13 SVK – Slovakia 19 6 5 30

14 SLO – Slovenia 18 17 22 57

15 CRO – Croatia 12 15 8 35

16 AUT – Austria 11 16 13 40

17 CZE – Czech Republic 11 15 18 44

18 FIN – Finland 11 12 14 37

19 LTU – Lithuania 6 7 8 21

20 SCG/SRB – Serbia 6 4 4 14

21 ISL – Iceland 6 2 4 12

22 BLR – Belarus 4 8 23 35

23 SUI – Switzerland 4 6 8 18

24 BEL – Belgium 3 7 8 18

25 NOR – Norway 3 6 15 24

26 ISR – Israel 0 5 11 16

27 EST – Estland 0 5 4 9

28 ROU – Romania 0 3 6 9

GRE – Greece 0 3 6 9

30 IRL – Ireland 0 1 6 7

31 POR – Portugal 0 1 3 4

32 TUR – Turkey 0 1 2 3

33 FAR – Faroe Islands 0 1 0 1

34 BUL – Bulgaria 0 0 3 3

35 LIE – Liechtenstein 0 0 1 1

744 721 736 2201 Medal table – Herning / DEN – 2013

Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total

1 RUS – Russia 8 4 3 15 2 HUN – Hungary 5 3 2 10 3 DEN – Denmark 4 4 1 9 4 ESP – Spain 4 0 0 4 5 LTU – Lithuania 3 0 0 3 6 GER – Germany 2 5 3 10

SWE – Sweden 2 5 3 10 7 ITA – Italy 2 4 8 14 8 FRA – France 2 4 0 6 9 NED – Netherlands 2 1 3 6

10 UKR – Ukraine 2 0 2 4 11 CZE – Czech Republic 1 3 0 4 12 POL – Poland 1 2 0 3 13 SRB – Serbia 1 0 1 2

SLO – Slovenia 1 0 1 2 14 GBR – Great Britain 0 4 5 9 15 FAR – Faroe Islands 0 1 0 1

ISR – Israel 0 1 0 1 17 BLR – Belarus 0 0 5 5 18 BEL – Belgium 0 0 1 1

IRL – Ireland 0 0 1 1 POR – Portugal 0 0 1 1

40 41 40 121 200m freestyle: 2 bronze – Dominik Kozma/HUN + Filippo Magnini/ITA tied in 1:43.34

100m backstroke: 2 silver, no bronze - Camille Lacourt/FRA + Christopher Walker-Hebborn/GBR tied in 50.44

Medal table – Netanya / ISR – 2015

Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 HUN – Hungary 11 3 1 15 2 ITA – Italy 7 5 5 17 3 GER – Germany 4 2 1 7 4 RUS – Russia 3 7 7 17 5 POL – Poland 3 2 2 7

SWE – Sweden 3 2 2 7 7 GBR – Great Britain 2 7 2 11 8 NED – Netherlands 2 3 4 9 9 FIN – Finland 2 0 0 2

10 BEL – Belgium 1 3 1 5 11 SLO – Slovenia 1 0 0 1

UKR – Ukraine 1 0 0 1 13 DEN – Denmark 0 3 1 4 14 ISR – Israel 0 2 1 3 15 BLR – Belarus 0 1 2 3 16 FRA – France 0 1 1 2 17 TUR – Turkey 0 0 2 2

ISL – Iceland 0 0 2 2 19 LTU – Lithuania 0 0 1 1 20 IRL – Ireland 0 0 1 1 21 POR – Portugal 0 0 1 1 22 CRO – Croatia 0 0 1 1 23 GRE – Greece 0 0 1 1 24 NOR –Norway 0 0 1 1

40 41 41 122 50m backstroke: 2 silver, no bronze - Christopher Walker-Hebborn/GBR + Simone Sabbioni/ITA tied in 23.09

200m freestyle: 2 bronze – Glenn Surgeloose/BEL + Viacheslav Andrusenko/RUS tied in 1:43.55 50m breaststroke: 2 bronze – Oleg Kostin/RUS + Alexander Murphy/IRL tied in 26.35

Medal table – Copenhagen / DEN – 2017

Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 RUS – Russia 9 5 4 18 2 HUN – Hungary 8 3 2 13 3 ITA – Italy 5 7 5 17 4 NED – Netherlands 5 3 3 11 5 GER – Germany 3 3 1 7

SWE – Sweden 3 3 1 7 7 LTU – Lithuania 3 0 1 4 8 FRA – France 1 2 5 8 9 UKR – Ukraine 1 2 0 3

10 GBR – Great Britain 1 1 4 6 11 ESP – Spain 1 0 1 2 12 DEN – Denmark 0 3 4 7 13 POL – Poland 0 2 1 3 14 FIN – Finland 0 2 0 2

GRE – Greece 0 2 0 2 16 BEL – Belgium 0 1 1 2

BLR – Belarus 0 1 1 2 18 NOR – Norway 0 0 4 4 19 LIE – Liechtenstein 0 0 1 1

ROU – Romania 0 0 1 1 SRB – Serbia 0 0 1 1

40 40 41 121

50m fly: 2 bronze – Sebastian Sabo/SRB + Benjamin Proud/GBR, tied in 22.44

ALL SHORT COURSE RECORDS (25m) as of Dezember 01, 2019 WR = World record – ER = European record

* pending

MEN 50 free WR 20.26 Florent Manaudou (FRA) 05.12.2014 Doha/QAT ER 20.26 Florent Manaudou (FRA) 05.12.2014 Doha/QAT

100 free WR 44.94 Amaury Leveaux (FRA) 13.12.2008 Rijeka/CRO ER 44.94 Amaury Leveaux (FRA) 13.12.2008 Rijeka/CRO

200 free WR 1:39.37 Paul Biedermann (GER) 15.11.2009 Berlin/GER ER 1:39.37 Paul Biedermann (GER) 15.11.2009 Berlin/GER

400 free WR 3:32.25 Yannick Agnel (FRA) 15.11.2012 Angers/FRA ER 3:32.25 Yannick Agnel (FRA) 15.11.2012 Angers/FRA

800 free WR 7:23.42 Grant Hackett (AUS) 20.07.2008 Melbourne/AUS ER 7:29.17 Yannick Agnel (FRA) 16.11.2012 Angers/FRA

1500 free WR 14:08.06 Gregorio Paltrinieri (ITA) 04.12.2015 Netanya/ISR ER 14:08.06 Gregorio Paltrinieri (ITA) 04.12.2015 Netanya/ISR 50 back WR 22.22 Florent Manaudou (FRA) 06.12.2014 Doha/QAT ER 22.22 Florent Manaudou (FRA) 06.12.2014 Doha/QAT

100 back WR 48.88 Jiayu XU (CHN) 11.11.2018 Tokyo/JPN ER 48.90 Kliment Kolesnikov (RUS) 21.12.2017 St.Petersburg/RUS

200 back WR 1:45.63 Mitchell Larkin (AUS) 27.11.2015 Sydney/AUS ER 1:46.11 Arkady Vyatchanin (RUS) 15.11.2009 Berlin/GER 50 breast WR 25.25 Cameron van der Burgh (RSA) 14.11.2009 Berlin/GER ER 25.62 Fabio Scozzoli (ITA) 13.12.2017 Copenhagen/DEN

100 breast WR 55.61 Cameron van der Burgh (RSA) 15.11.2009 Berlin/GER ER 55.94 Adam Peaty (GBR) 16.12.2017 Copenhagen/DEN

200 breast WR 2:00.16 Kirill Prigoda (RUS) 13.12.2018 Hangzhou/CHN ER 2:00.16 Kirill Prigoda (RUS) 13.12.2018 Hangzhou/CHN 50 fly WR 21.75 Nicholas Santos (BRA) 06.10.2018 Budapest/HUN ER 21.80 Steffen Deibler (GER) 14.11.2009 Berlin/GER

100 fly WR 48.08 Chad le Clos (RSA) 08.12.2016 Windsor/CAN ER 48.48 Evgeny Korotyshkin (RUS) 15.11.2009 Berlin/GER

200 fly WR 1:48.24 Daiya Seto (JPN) 11.12.2018 Hangzhou/CHN ER 1:49.00 Laszlo Cseh (HUN) 06.12.2015 Netanya/ISR 100 IM WR 50.26 Vladimir Morozov (RUS) 28.09.2018 Eindhoven/NED =50.26 Vladimir Morozov (RUS) 09.11.2018 Tokyo/JPN ER 50.26 Vladimir Morozov (RUS) 28.09.2018 Eindhoven/NED

200 IM WR 1:49.63 Ryan Lochte (USA) 14.12.2012 Istanbul/TUR ER 1:51.36 Laszlo Cseh (HUN) 04.12.2015 Netanya/ISR

400 IM WR 3:55.50 Ryan Lochte (USA) 16.12.2010 Dubai/UAE ER 3:57.27 Laszlo Cseh (HUN) 11.12.2009 Istanbul/TUR 4x50 free WR 1:21.80 USA 14.12.2018 Hangzhou/CHN ER 1:20.77 FRA 14.12.2008 Rijeka/CRO

4x100 free WR 3:03.03 USA 11.12.2018 Hangzhou/CHN ER 3:03.11 RUS 11.12.2018 Hangzhou/CHN

4x200 free WR 6:46.81 BRA 14.12.2018 Hangzhou/CHN ER 6:46.84 RUS 14.12.2018 Hangzhou/CHN

4x50 medley WR 1:30.44 RUS 17.12.2017 Copenhagen/DEN ER 1:30.44 RUS 17.12.2017 Copenhagen/DEN

4x100 medley WR 3:19.16 RUS 20.12.2009 St.Petersburg/RUS ER 3:19.16 RUS 20.12.2009 St.Petersburg/RUS

WOMEN 50 free WR 22.93 Ranomi Kromowidjojo (NED) 07.08.2017 Berlin/GER ER 22.93 Ranomi Kromowidjojo (NED) 07.08.2017 Berlin/GER

100 free WR 50.25 Cate Campbell (AUS) 26.10.2017 Adelaide/AUS ER 50.58 Sarah Sjoestroem (SWE) 11.08.2017 Eindhoven/NED

200 free WR 1:50.43 Sarah Sjoestroem (SWE) 12.08.2017 Eindhoven/NED ER 1:50.43 Sarah Sjoestroem (SWE) 12.08.2017 Eindhoven/NED

400 free WR 3:53.92 Ariarne Titmus (AUS) 14.12.2018 Hangzhou/CHN ER 3:54.52 Mireia Belmonte (ESP) 11.08.2013 Berlin/GER

800 free WR 7:59.34 Mireia Belmonte (ESP) 10.08.2013 Berlin/GER ER 7:59.34 Mireia Belmonte (ESP) 10.08.2013 Berlin/GER

1500 free WR *15:18.01 Sarah Koehler (GER) 16.11.2019 Berlin/GER WR 15:19.71 Mireia Belmonte (ESP) 12.12.2014 Sabadell/ESP ER *15:18.01 Sarah Koehler (GER) 16.11.2019 Berlin/GER ER 15:19.71 Mireia Belmonte (ESP) 12.12.2014 Sabadell/ESP

50 back WR 25.67 Etiene Medeiros (BRA) 07.12.2014 Doha/QAT ER 25.70 Sanja Jovanovic (CRO) 12.12.2009 Istanbul/TUR

100 back WR *54.89 Minna Atherton (AUS) 27.10.2019 Budapest/HUN 55.03 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) 04.12.2014 Doha/QAT ER 55.03 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) 04.12.2014 Doha/QAT

200 back WR 1:59.23 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) 05.12.2014 Doha/QAT ER 1:59.23 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) 05.12.2014 Doha/QAT

50 breast WR 28.56 Alia Atkinson (JAM) 06.10.2018 Budapest/HUN ER 28.81 Ruta Meilutyte (LTU) 03.12.2014 Doha/QAT

100 breast WR 1:02.36 Ruta Meilutyte (LTU) 12.10.2013 Moscow/RUS =1:02.36 Alia Atkinson (JAM) 06.12.2014 Doha/QAT =1:02.36 Alia Atkinson (JAM) 26.08.2016 Chartres/FRA ER 1:02.36 Ruta Meilutyte (LTU) 12.10.2013 Moscow/RUS

200 breast WR 2:14.57 Rebecca Soni (USA) 18.12.2009 Manchester/GBR ER 2:15.21 Rikke Moeller Pedersen (DEN) 13.12.2013 Herning/DEN 50 fly WR 24.38 Therese Alshammar (SWE) 22.11.2009 Singapore/SIN ER 24.38 Therese Alshammar (SWE) 22.11.2009 Singapore/SIN

100 fly WR 54.61 Sarah Sjoestroem (SWE) 07.12.2014 Doha/QAT ER 54.61 Sarah Sjoestroem (SWE) 07.12.2014 Doha/QAT

200 fly WR 1:59.61 Mireia Belmonte (ESP) 03.12.2014 Doha/QAT ER 1:59.61 Mireia Belmonte (ESP) 03.12.2014 Doha/QAT 100 IM WR 56.51 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) 07.08.2017 Berlin/GER ER 56.51 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) 07.08.2017 Berlin/GER

200 IM WR 2:01.86 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) 06.12.2014 Doha/QAT ER 2:01.86 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) 06.12.2014 Doha/QAT

400 IM WR 4:18.94 Mireia Belmonte (ESP) 12.08.2017 Eindhoven/NED ER 4:18.94 Mireia Belmonte (ESP) 12.08.2017 Eindhoven/NED 4x50 free WR 1:33.91 NED 15.12.2017 Copenhagen/DEN ER 1:33.25 NED 11.12.2009 Istanbul/TUR

4x100 free WR 3:26.53 NED 05.12.2014 Doha/QAT ER 3:26.53 NED 05.12.2014 Doha/QAT

4x200 free WR 7:32.85 NED 03.12.2014 Doha/QAT ER 7:32.85 NED 03.12.2014 Doha/QAT

4x50 medley WR 1:42.38 USA 12.12.2018 Hangzhou/CHN ER 1:42.69 NED 12.12.2009 Istanbul/TUR

4x100 medley WR 3:45.20 USA 11.12.2015 Indianap./USA ER 3:48.86 DEN 07.12.2014 Doha/QAT

Mixed 4x50 free WR 1:27.89 USA 12.12.2018 Hangzhou/CHN ER 1:28.39 NED 16.12.2017 Copenhagen/DEN Mixed 4x50 medley WR 1:36.40 USA 13.12.2018 Hangzhou/CHN ER 1:37.05 NED 13.12.2018 Hangzhou/CHN

Records – Champions – Stars 2019

* pending

WR = World Record (Short course)

ER = European Record (Short course)

SBT 2019 = Season’s World Best Time 2019 (period 01.01.-01.12.2019)

WCh 18 = 2018 World Short Course Champion Hangzhou / CHN ECh 17 = 2017 European Short Course Champion Copenhagen / DEN

Wednesday, December 04, 2019

200m Backstroke Men WR 1:45.63 Mitchell Larkin (AUS) 27.11.15 Sydney (24.46 – 51.35 – 1:18.42 – 1:45.63) ER 1:46.11 Arkady Vyatchanin (RUS) 15.11.09 Berlin (25.17 – 52.36 – 1:19.48 – 1:46.11)

SBT 2019 1:49.40 Ryan Murphy (USA)

WCh 18 1:47.02 Evgeny Rylov (RUS) ECh 17 1:48.02 Kliment Kolesnikov (RUS)

Stars 2019: Radoslaw Kawecki (POL), Kliment Kolesnikov (RUS), Christian Diener (GER), Grigory Tarasevich (RUS), Yakov Yan Toumarkin (ISR), Luke Greenbank (GBR) 400m Individual Medley Women WR/ER 4:18.94 Mireia Belmonte (ESP) 12.08.17 Eindhoven (27.99 – 59.38 – 1:33.37 – 2:06.46 – 2:42.27 – 3:19.24 – 3:49.63 – 4:18.94)

SBT 2019 4:24.46 Melanie Margalis (USA)

WCh 18 4:21.40 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) ECh 17 4:24.78 Katinka Hosszu (HUN)

Stars 2019: Katinka Hosszu (HUN), Ilaria Cusinato (ITA), Boglarka Kapas (HUN), Paula Juste (ESP), Zsuzsanna Jakabos (HUN), Maria Ugolkova (SUI) 400m Freestyle Men WR/ER 3:32.25 Yannick Agnel (FRA) 15.11.12 Angers (24.28 – 50.80 – 1:17.68 – 1:44.73 – 2.11.69 – 2:38.85 – 3.05.80 – 3:32.25)

SBT 2019 3:36.63 Gabriele Detti (ITA)

WCh 18 3:34.01 Danas Rapsys (LTU) ECh 17 3:35.51 Aleksandr Krasnykh (RUS)

Stars 2019: Viacheslav Andrusenko (RUS), David Aubry (FRA), Henrik Christiansen (NOR), Gabriele Detti (ITA), Peter Bernek (HUN), Danas Rapsys (LTU), Wojciech Wojdak (POL) 50m Breaststroke Women WR 28.56 Alia Atkinson (JAM) 06.10.18 Budapest ER 28.81 Ruta Meilutyte (LTU) 03.12.14 Doha

SBT 2019 29.00 Lilly King (USA)

WCh 18 29.05 Alia Atkinson (JAM) ECh 17 29.36 Ruta Meilutyte (LTU)

Stars 2019: Martina Carraro (ITA), Jenna Laukkanen (FIN), Ida Hulkko (FIN), Benedetta Pilato (ITA)


* pending

Wednesday, December 04, 2019

50m Breaststroke Men WR 25.25 Cameron van der Burgh (RSA) 14.11.09 Berlin ER 25.62 Fabio Scozzoli (ITA) 13.12.17 Copenhagen =25.62 Fabio Scozzoli (ITA) 23.11.19 London

SBT 2019 25.62 Fabio Scozzoli (ITA)

WCh 18 25.41 Cameron van der Burgh (RSA) ECh 17 25.62 Fabio Scozzoli (ITA)

Stars 2019: Fabio Scozzoli (ITA), Ilya Shymanovich (BLR), Ari-Pekka Liukonnen (FIN), Vladimir Morozov (RUS), Peter John Stevens (SLO) 4x50m Freestyle Men WR 1:21.80 USA 14.12.18 Hangzhou (20.43 – 40.68 – 1:01.27 – 1:21.80 / Dressel – Held - Conger - Chadwick) ER 1:20.77 FRA 14.12.08 Rijeka (20.64 – 40.97 – 1:00.90 – 1:20.77 / Bernard – Gilot – Leveaux – Bousquet)

SBT 2019 1:26.43 GBR

WCh 18 1:21.80 USA ECh 17 1:23.23 RUS Thursday, December 05, 2019

200m Freestyle Men WR/ER 1:39.37 Paul Biedermann (GER) 15.11.09 Berlin (23.79 – 49.29 – 1:14.72 – 1:39.37)

SBT 2019 1:41.73 Mikhail Vekovishchev (RUS)

WCh 18 1:41.49 Blake Pieroni (USA) ECh 17 1:40.85 Danas Rapsys (LTU)

Stars 2019: Duncan Scott (GBR), James Guy (GBR), Danas Rapsys (LTU), Mikhail Vekovishchev (RUS), Vladislav Grinev (RUS), Viacheslav Andrusenko (RUS) 200m Breaststroke Men WR/ER 2:00.16 Kirill Prigoda (RUS) 13.12.18 Hangzhou (27.01 – 57.62 – 1:28.75 – 2:00.16)

SBT 2019 2:02.76 Ian Finnerty (USA)

WCh 18 2:00.16 Kirill Prigoda (RUS) ECh 17 2.01.11 Kirill Prigoda (RUS)

Stars 2019: Mikhail Dorinov (RUS), Arno Kamminga (NED), Marco Koch (GER), Ross Murdoch (GBR), Erik Persson (SWE), Ilya Shymanovich (BLR), Alexander Zhigalov (RUS)


* pending

Thursday, December 05, 2019

400m Individual Medley Men WR 3:55.50 Ryan Lochte (USA) 16.12.10 Dubai (25.05 – 54.62 – 1:24.51 – 1:53.73 – 2:27.28 – 3:01.14 – 3:28.83 – 3:55.50) ER 3:57.27 Laszlo Cseh (HUN) 11.12.09 Istanbul (24.70 – 53.58 – 1:23.59 – 1:52.36 – 2:26.39 – 3:01.11 – 3:29.99 – 3:57.27)

SBT 2019 4:02.88 Andrew Seliskar (USA)

WCh 18 3:56.43 Daiya Seto (JPN) ECh 17 3:59.47 Peter Bernek (HUN)

Stars 2019: Peter Bernek (HUN), Philip Heintz (GER), Max Litchfield, (GBR), Daniil Pasynkov (RUS), Gergely Gyurta (HUN), Richard Nagy (SVK), Duncan Scott (GBR) 100m Backstroke Women WR 55.03 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) 04.12.14 Doha (26.93 – 55.03) *54.89 Minna Atherton (AUS) 27.10.19 Budapest (26.52 – 54.89) ER 55.03 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) 04.12.14 Doha (26.93 – 55.03)

SBT 2019 54.89 Minna Atherton (AUS)

WCh 18 56.19 Olivia Smoliga (USA) ECh 17 55.66 Katinka Hosszu (HUN)

Stars 2019: Georgia Davies (GBR), Maria Kameneva (RUS), Simona Kubova (Baumrtova), Margherita Panziera (ITA), Kira Toussaint (NED), Daryna Zevina (UKR), Daria K. Ustinova (RUS) 100m Butterfly Men WR 48.08 Chad le Clos (RSA) 08.12.16 Windsor (22.59 – 48.08) ER 48.48 Evgeny Korotyshkin (RUS) 15.11.09 Berlin (22.88 – 48.48)

SBT 2019 49.16 Caeleb Dressel (USA)

WCh 18 48.50 Chad le Clos (RSA) ECh 17 49.93 Matteo Rivolta (ITA)

Stars 2019: Matteo Rivolta (ITA), Yauhen Tsurkin (BLR), Joeri Verlinden (NED), Konrad Czerniak (POL), Jeremy Stravius (FRA), Piero Codia (ITA), Marius Kusch (GER), Oleg Kostin (RUS), James Guy (GBR), Tomoe Zenimoto Hvas (NOR), Mikhail Vekovishchek (RUS) 800m Freestyle Women WR/ER 7:59.34 Mireia Belmonte (ESP) 10.08.13 Berlin (28.28 – 58.62 – 1:29.06 – 1:59.38 – 2:29.58 – 2:59.74 – 3:29.79 – 3:59.80 – 4:29.45 – 4:59.39 – 5:29.25 – 5:59.38 – 6:29.33 – 6:59.38 – 7:29.83 – 7:59.34)

SBT 2019 8:08.02 Sarah Koehler (GER))

WCh 18 8:04.35 Jianjiahe Wang (CHN) ECh 17 8.10.65 Sarah Koehler (GER)

Stars 2019: Marina Caramignoli (ITA), Julia Hassler (LIE), Anastasia Kirpichnikova (RUS), Simona Quadarella (ITA), Celine Rieder (GER)


* pending

Thursday, December 05, 2019

50m Butterfly Women WR/ER 24.38 Therese Alshammar (SWE) 22.11.09 Singapore

SBT 2019 24.81 Beryl Gastaldello (FRA)

WCh 18 24.47 Ranomi Kromowidjojo (NED) ECh 17 24.78 Ranomi Kromowidjojo (NED)

Stars 2019: Emilie Beckmann (DEN), Beryl Gastaldello (FRA), Melanie Henique (FRA), Jeanette Ottesen (DEN), Aliena Schmidtke (GER), Ariana Surkova (RUS) Mixed 4x50m

WR 1:36.40 USA 13.12.18 Hangzhou (25.85 – 51.60 – 1:16.31 – 1:36.40 / Smoliga – Andrew – Dahlia – Dressel) ER 1:37.05 NED 13.12.18 Hangzhou (23.87 – 49.88 – 1:14.15 – 1:37.05 / Puts – Elzerman – Kromowidjojo - Heemskerk)

SBT 2019 1:44.22 GBR

WCh 18 1:36.40 USA ECh 17 1:37.71 NED Friday, December 06, 2019

100m Freestyle Women WR 50.25 Cate Campbell (AUS) 26.10.17 Adelaide (24.21 – 50.25) ER 50.58 Sarah Sjoestroem (SWE) 11.08.17 Eindhoven (24.49 – 50.58)

SBT 2019 51.02 Emma McKeon (AUS)

WCh 18 51.14 Ranomi Kromowidjojo (NED) ECh 17 50.95 Ranomi Kromowidjojo (NED)

Stars 2019: Freya Anderson (GBR), Beryl Gastaldello (FRA), Femke Heemskerk (NED), Federica Pellegrini (ITA), Pernille Blume (DEN) 200m Backstroke Women WR/ER 1:59.23 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) 05.12.14 Doha (28.17 – 58.36 – 1:28.77 – 1:59.23)

SBT 2019 1:59.25 Minna Atherton (AUS)

WCh 18 2:00.71 Lisa Bratton (USA) ECh 17 2:01.59 Katinka Hosszu (HUN)

Stars 2019: Katinka Hosszu (HUN), Kira Toussaint (NED), Daryna Zevina (UKR), Margherita Panziera (ITA)


* pending

Friday, December 06, 2019

200m Individual Medley Men WR 1:49.63 Ryan Lochte (USA) 14.12.12 Istanbul (23.71 – 50.74 – 1:22.48 – 1:49.63) ER 1:51.36 Laszlo Cseh (HUN) 04.12.15 Netanya (24.06 – 51.95 – 1:24.53 – 1:51.36)

SBT 2019 1:52.95 Andreas Vazaios (GRE)

WCh 18 1:51.01 Shun Wang (JPN) ECh 17 1:52.41 Philipp Heintz (GER)

Stars 2019: Philip Heintz (GER), Max Litchfied (GBR), Simon Sjoedin (SWE), Daniil Pasynkov (RUS), Peter Bernek (HUN), Duncan Scott (GBR), Andreas Vazaios (GRE), Tomoe Zenimoto Hvas (NOR) 200m Butterfly Women WR/ER 1:59.61 Mireia Belmonte (ESP) 03.12.14 Doha (27.75 – 58.24 – 1:28.96 – 1:59.61)

SBT 2019 2:03.81 Hali Flickinger (USA)

WCh 18 2:01.60 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) ECh 17 2:03.93 Franziska Hentke (GER)

Stars 2019: Katinka Hosszu (HUN), Ilaria Bianchi (ITA), Boglarka Kapas (HUN), Anna Pirovano (ITA) 100m Backstroke Men WR 48.88 Jiayu Xu (CHN) 11.11.18 Tokyo (23.76 – 48.88) ER 48.90 Kliment Kolesnikov (RUS) 21.12.17 St. Petersburg (24.09 – 48.90)

SBT 2019 49.51 Guilherme Guido (BRA)

WCh 18 49.23 Ryan Murphy (USA) ECh 17 48.99 Kliment Kolesnikov (RUS)

Stars 2019: Radoslaw Kawecki (POL), Simone Sabbioni (ITA), Kliment Kolesnikov (RUS), Christian Diener (GER), Yakov Yan Toumarkin (ISR), Robert-Andrei Glinta (ROU), Lorenza Mora (ITA), Grigory Tarasevich (RUS), Andrei Shabasov (RUS) 100m Individual Medley Women WR/ER 56.51 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) 07.08.17 Berlin (25.97 – 56.51)

SBT 2019 58.14 Mariia Kameneva (RUS)

WCh 18 57.26 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) ECh 17 56.97 Katinka Hosszu (HUN)

Stars 2019: Katinka Hosszu (HUN), Jenna Laukkanen (FIN), Mariia Kameneva (RUS), Siobhan-Marie O’Connor (GBR), Alicia Tcorz (POL), Zsuzsanna Jakabos (HUN), Lena Kreundl (AUT)


* pending

Friday, December 06, 2019

1500m Freestyle Men WR/ER 14:08.06 Gregorio Paltrinieri (ITA) 04.12.15 Netanya (25.91 – 53.73 – 1:50.07 – 2:46.96 – 3:44.02 – 4:40.88 – 5:37.51 – 6:34.46 – 7:31.33 – 8:28.28 – 9:25.32 – 10:22.17 – 11:19.12 – 12:15.80 – 13.12.45 – 14:08.06)

SBT 2019 14:27.76 Henrik Christiansen (NOR)

WCh 18 14:09.14 Mykhaylo Romanchuk (UKR) ECh 17 14:14.59 Mykhaylo Romanchuk (UKR)

Stars 2019: David Aubry (FRA), Henrik Christiansen (NOR), Gergely Gyurta (HUN), Jan Micka (CZE), Gregorio Paltrinieri (ITA), Mykhaylo Romanchuk (UKR), Sven Schwarz (GER) 50m Freestyle Men WR/ER 20.26 Florent Manaudou (FRA) 05.12.14 Doha

SBT 2019 20.57 Florent Manaudou (FRA)

WCh 18 20.33 Vladimir Morozov (RUS) ECh 17 20.31 Vladimir Morozov (RUS)

Stars 2019: Florent Manaudou (FRA), Vladimir Morozov (RUS), Jesse Puts (NED), Ari-Pekka Liukkonen (FIN), Pawel Juraszek (POL), Pieter Timmers (BEL) 4x50m Freestyle Women WR 1:33.91 NED 15.12.17 Copenhagen (23.42 – 46.61 – 1:10.26 – 1:33.91 / Kromowidjojo – Heemskerk – van Vliet – van Roon) ER 1:33.25 NED 11.12.09 Istanbul (23.53 – 46.34 – 1:10.22 – 1:33.25 / Dekker – Schreuder – de Jonge – Kromowidjojo)

SBT 2019 1:38.04 RUS

WCh 18 1:34.03 USA ECh 17 1:33.91 NED Saturday, December 07, 2019

100m Breaststroke Women WR 1:02.36 Ruta Meilutyte (LTU) 12.10.13 Moscow (29.56 – 1:02.36) 1:02.36 Alia Atkinson (JAM) 06.12.14 Doha (29.46 – 1:02.36) Alia Atkinson (JAM) 26.08.16 Chartres (29.33 – 1:02.36) ER 1:02.36 Ruta Meilutyte (LTU) 12.10.13 Moscow (29.56 – 1:02.36)

SBT 2019 1:03.00 Lilly King (USA)

WCh 18 1:03.51 Alia Atkinson (JAM) ECh 17 1:03.79 Ruta Meilutyte (LTU)

Stars 2019: Jenna Laukkanen (FIN), Arianna Castiglioni (ITA), Benedetta Pilato (ITA), Martina Carraro (ITA), Maria Temnikova (RUS)


* pending

Saturday, December 07, 2019

200m Individual Medley Women WR/ER 2:01.86 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) 06.12.14 Doha (26.47 – 56.40 – 1:32.49 – 2:01.86)

SBT 2019 2:04.16 Katinka Hosszu (HUN)

WCh 18 2:03.25 Katinka Hosszu (HUN) ECh 17 2:04.43 Katinka Hosszu (HUN)

Stars 2019: Katinka Hosszu (HUN), Alicja Tchorz (POL), Evelyn Verraszto (HUN), Mario Ugolkova (SUI), Ilaria Cusinato (ITA), Zsuzsanna Jakabos (HUN), Siobhan-Marie O’Connor (GBR) 200m Freestyle Women WR/ER 1:50.43 Sarah Sjoestroem (SWE) 12.08.17 Eindhoven (25.99 – 54.45 – 1:22.61 – 1:50.43)

SBT 2019 1:51.99 Siobhan Haughey (HKG)

WCh 18 1:51.38 Ariarne Titmus (AUS) ECh 17 1:52.19 Charlotte Bonnet (FRA)

Stars 2019: Femke Heemskerk (NED), Federica Pellegrini (ITA), Freya Anderson (GBR), Isabel Marie Gose (GER), Annika Bruhn (GER) 100m Breaststroke Men WR 55.61 Cameron van der Burgh (RSA) 15.11.09 Berlin (25.98 – 55.61) ER 55.94 Adam Peaty (GBR) 16.12.17 Copenhagen (26.06 – 55.94)

SBT 2019 56.18 Adam Peaty (GBR)

WCh 18 56.01 Cameron van der Burgh (RSA) ECh 17 55.94 Adam Peaty (GBR)

Stars 2019: Fabio Scozzoli (ITA), Marco Koch (GER), Ilya Shymanovich (BLR), Arno Kamminga (NED), Ross Murdoch (GBR), James Wilby (GBR), Nicola Martinenghi (ITA) 50m Butterfly Men WR 21.75 Nicholas Santos (BRA) 06.10.18 Budapest ER 21.80 Steffen Deibler (GER) 14.11.09 Berlin

SBT 2019 22.07 Oleg Kostin (RUS)

WCh 18 21.81 Nicholas Santos (BRA) ECh 17 22.42 Aleksandr Popkov (RUS)

Stars 2015: Florent Manaudou (FRAU), Oleg Kostin (RUS), Aleksandr Popkov (RUS), Yauhen Tsurkin (BLR), Marius Kusch (GER), Szebasztian Szabo (HUN)


* pending

Saturday, December 07, 2019

50m Backstroke Women WR 25.67 Etiene Medeiros (BRA) 07.12.14 Doha ER 25.70 Sanja Jovanovic (CRO) 12.12.09 Istanbul

SBT 2019 25.81 Minna Atheron (AUS)

WCh 18 25.88 Olivia Smoliga (USA) ECh 17 25.95 Katinka Hosszu (HUN)

Stars 2019: Kira Toussaint (NED), Caroline Pilhatsch (AUT), Georgia Davies (GBR), Beryl Gastaldello (FRA), Julie Kepp Jensen (DEN) Mixed 4x50m Freestyle WR 1:27.89 USA 12.12.18 Hangzhou (20.43 – 41.03 – 1:04.47 – 1:27.89 / Dressel – Held – Comerford – Dahlia) ER 1:28.39 NED 16.12.17 Copenhagen (21.42 – 42.08 – 1:05.09 – 1:28.39 / Korstanje – Stolk – Kromowidjojo – Heemskerk)

SBT 2019 1:36.08 GBR

WCh 18 1:27.89 USA ECh 17 1:28.39 NED Sunday, December 08, 2019

200m Breaststroke Women WR 2:14.57 Rebecca Soni (USA) 18.12.09 Manchester (31.05 – 1:05.18 – 1:40.00 – 2:14.57) ER 2:15.21 Rikke Moeller Pedersen (DEN) 13.12.13 Herning (30.80 – 1:04.79 – 1:39.74 – 2:15.21)

SBT 2019 2:17.78 Lilly King (USA)

WCh 18 2:18.32 Annie Lazor (USA) ECh 17 2:18.41 Jessica Vall Montero (EPS)

Stars 2019: Jenna Laukkanen (FIN) 100m Freestyle Men WR/ER 44.94 Amaury Leveaux (FRA) 13.12.08 Rijeka (21.72- 44.94)

SBT 2019 45.69 Caeleb Dressel (USA)

WCh 18 45.62 Caeleb Dressel (USA) ECh 17 46.11 Luca Dotto (ITA)

Stars 2019: Simonas Bilis (LTU), Sergii Shevtsov (UKR), Duncan Scott (GBR), Pieter Timmers (BEL), Alessandro Miressi (ITA), Vladimir Morozov (RUS), Vladislav Grinev (RUS), Kacper Majchrzak (POL)


* pending

Sunday, December 08, 2019

100m Butterfly Women WR/ER 54.61 Sarah Sjoestroem (SWE) 07.12.14 Doha (25.96 – 54.61)

SBT 2019 55.39 Emma McKeon (AUS)

WCh 18 55.01 Kelsi Dahlia (USA) ECh 17 55.00 Sarah Sjoestroem (SWE)

Stars 2019: Ilaria Bianchi (ITA), Aliena Schmidtke (GER), Angelina Koehler (GER), Arina Surkova (RUS), Emilie Beckmann (SWE), Maria Ugolkova (SUI), Anastasiya Skhurdai (BLR) , Anna Ntountounaki (GRE) 100m Individual Medley Men WR 50.26 Vladimir Morozov (RUS) 28.09.18 Eindhoven (22.96 – 50.26) 50.26 Vladimir Morozov (RUS) 09.11.18 Tokyo (23.02 – 50.26) ER 50.26 Vladimir Morozov (RUS) 28.09.18 Eindhoven (22.96 – 50.26)

SBT 2019 51.30 Sergei Fesikov (RUS)

WCh 18 50.63 Kliment Kolesnikov (RUS) ECh 17 51.76 Marco Orsi (ITA)

Stars 2019: Sergei Fesikov (RUS), Marco Orsi (ITA), Andreas Vazaios (GRE), Thomas Ceccon (ITA), Markus Lie (NOR), Kliment Kolesnikov (RUS) 400m Freestyle Women WR 3:53.92 Ariarne Titmus (AUS) 14.12.18 Hangzhou (26.93 – 56.08 – 1:25.46 – 1:56.37 – 2:25.21 – 2:54.94 – 3:24.64 – 3:53.92) ER 3:54.52 Mireia Belmonte (ESP) 11.08.13 Berlin (27.82 – 57.34 – 1:27.15 – 1:57.06 – 2:26.69 – 2:56.46 – 3:25.81 – 3:54.52)

SBT 2019 3:57.96 Holly Hibbott (GBR)

WCh 18 3:52.92 Ariarne Titmus (AUS) ECh 17 3:58.15 Boglarka Kapas (HUN)

Stars 2019: Boglarka Kapas (HUN), Julia Hassler (LIE), Simona Quadarella (ITA), Ajna Kesely (HUN), Isabel Marie Gose (GER), Federica Pellegrini (ITA), Anastasia Kirpichnikova (RUS) 200m Butterfly Men WR 1:48.24 Daiya Seto (JPN) 11.12.18 Hangzhou (24.00 – 51.29 – 1:19.29 – 1:48.24) ER 1:49.00 Laszlo Cseh (HUN) 06.12.15 Netanya (24.19 – 51.79 – 1:20.16 – 1:49.00)

SBT 2019 1:49.98 Kristof Milak (HUN)

WCh 18 1:48.24 Daiya Seto (JPN) ECh 17 1:50.54 Aleksandr Kharlanov (RUS)

Stars 2019: Simon Sjoedin (SWE), Philip Heintz (GER), James Guy (GBR), Aleksandr Kharlanov (RUS), Alexander Kudashev (RUS), Antani Ivanov (BUL)


* pending

Sunday, December 08, 2019

50m Freestyle Women WR/ER 22.93 Ranomi Kromowidjojo (NED) 07.08.17 Berlin

SBT 2019 23.29 Ranomi Kromowidjojo (NED)

WCh 18 23.19 Ranomi Kromowidjojo (NED) ECh 17 23.30 Sarah Sjoestroem (SWE)

Stars 2015: Pernille Blume (DEN), Maria Kameneva (RUS), Kira Toussaint (NED), Femke Heemskerk (NED), Beryl Gastaldello (FRA), Melanie Henique (FRA), Julie Kepp Jensen (DEN), Valerie van Roon (NED) 50m Backstroke Men WR/ER 22.22 Florent Manaudou (FRA) 06.12.14 Doha

SBT 2019 22.55 Guilherme Guido (BRA)

WCh 18 22.58 Evgeny Rylov (RUS) ECh 17 23.05 Simone Sabbioni (ITA)

Stars 2019: Kliment Kolesnikov (RUS), Christian Diener (GER), Florent Manaudou (FRA), Jeremy Stravius (FRA), Simone Sabbioni (ITA), Sergei Fesikov (RUS), Ryan Shane (IRL), Robert-Andrei Glinta (ROU) 4x50m Medley Women WR 1:42.38 USA 12.12.18 Hangzhou (25.97 – 55.26 – 1:19.28 – 1:42.38 / Smoliga – Meili – Dahlia – Comerford) ER 1:42.69 NED 12.12.09 Istanbul (26.32 – 55.48 – 1:19.99 – 1:42.69 / Schreuder – Nijhuis – Dekker – Kromowidjojo)

SBT 2019 1:46.59 GBR

WCh 18 1:42.38 USA ECh 17 1:44.43 SWE 4x50m Medley Men WR/ER 1:30.44 RUS 17.12.17 Copenhagen (22.83 – 48.09 – 1:10.20 – 1:30.44 / Kolesnikov – Prigoda – Popkov - Morozov)

SBT 2019 1:33.89 RUS

WCh 18 1:30.54 RUS ECh 17 1:30.44 RUS

Medallists World and European Championships 2006 – 2018

50m freestyle Men GOLD SILVER BRONZE

WCh 2006 Duje DRAGANJA – CRO 21.38 Cullen JONES – USA 21.52 Oleksandr VOLNYETS – UKR Nicholas BRUNELLI – USA

21.62 =

ECh 2006 Eduard LORENTE – ESP 21.53 Milorad CAVIC – SRB 21.60 Julien SICOT – FRA 21.68

ECh 2007 Stefan NYSTRAND – SWE 21.11 Duje DRAGANJA – CRO 21.23 Alain BERNARD – FRA 21.57

WCh 2008 Duje DRAGANJA – CRO 20.81 Mark FOSTER – GBR 21.31 Gerhard ZANDBERG – RSA 21.33

ECh 2008 Amaury LEVEAUX – FRA 20.63 Frederick BOUSQUET – FRA 20.69 Duje DRAGANJA – CRO Evgeny LAGUNOV – RUS

21.15 =

ECh 2009 Frederick BOUSQUET – FRA 20.53 Duje DRAGANJA – CRO 20.70 Sergey FESIKOV – RUS 20.84

ECh 2010 Steffen DEIBLER – GER 20.98 Marco ORSI – ITA 21.17 Andriy GOVOROV – UKR 21.32

WCh 2010 Cesar CIELO – BRA 20.51 Frederick BOUSQUET – FRA 20.81 Josh SCHNEIDER – USA 20.88

ECh 2011 Konrad CZERNIAK – POL 20.88 Sergey FESIKOV – RUS 20.95 Marco ORSI – ITA 21.01

ECh 2012 Florent MANAUDOU – FRA 20.70 Vladimir MOROZOV – RUS 20.89 Frederick BOUSQUET – FRA 20.97

WCh 2012 Vladimir MOROZOV – RUS 20.55 Florent MANAUDOU – FRA 20.88 Anthony ERVIN – USA 20.99

ECh 2013 Vladimir MOROZOV – RUS 20.77 Marco ORSI – ITA 21.00 Andriy GOVOROV – UKR 21.17

WCh 2014 Florent MANAUDOU – FRA 20.26 Marco ORSI – ITA 20.69 Cesar CIELO – BRA 20.88

ECh 2015 Evgeny SEDOV – RUS 20.87 Marco ORSI – ITA 20.92 Sebastian SZCZEPANSKI – POL 21.21

WCh 2016 Jesse PUTS – NED 21.10 Vladimir MOROZOV – RUS 21.14 Simonas BILS – LTU 21.23

ECh 2017 Vladimir MOROZOV – RUS 20.31 Benjamin PROUD – GBR 20.66 Luca DOTTO - ITA 20.78

WCh 2018 Vladimir MOROZOV – RUS 20.33 Caeleb DRESSEL – USA 20.54 Bradley TANDY – RSA 20.94


WCh 2006 Ryk NEETHLING – RSA 47.24 Filippo MAGNINI – ITA 47.31 Jose MEOLANS – ARG 47.87

ECh 2006 Filippo MAGNINI – ITA 46.81 Stefan NYSTRAND – SWE 47.05 Alain BERNARD – FRA 47.24

ECh 2007 Alain BERNARD – FRA 46.39 Stefan NYSTRAND – SWE 46.73 Filippo MAGNINI – ITA 46.90

WCh 2008 Nathan ADRIAN – USA 46.67 Filippo MAGNINI – ITA 46.70 Duje DRAGANJA – CRO 46.83

ECh 2008 Amaury LEVEAUX – FRA 44.94 Fabien GILOT – FRA 45.84 Filippo MAGNINI – ITA 46.62

ECh 2009 Amaury LEVEAUX – FRA 45.56 Daniil IZOTOV – RUS 45.70 Evgeny LAGUNOV – RUS 46.06

ECh 2010 Daniil IZOTOV – RUS 46.56 Evgeny LAGUNOV – RUS 46.60 Luca DOTTO – ITA 47.09

WCh 2010 Cesar CIELO – BRA 45.74 Fabien GILOT – FRA 45.97 Nikita LOBINTSEV – RUS 46.35

ECh 2011 Sergey FESIKOV – RUS 46.56 Luca DOTTO – ITA 46.89 Krisztian TAKACS – HUN 47.46

ECh 2012 Vladimir MOROZOV – RUS 45.68 Evgeny LAGUNOV – RUS 46.52 Yannick AGNEL – FRA 46.80

WCh 2012 Vladimir MOROZOV – RUS 45.65 Tommaso D’ORSOGNA – AUS 46.80 Evgeny LAGUNOV – RUS 46.81

ECh 2013 Vladimir MOROZOV – RUS 45.96 Daniil IZOTOV – RUS 46.41 Marco ORSI – ITA 46.49

WCh 2014 Cesar CIELO – BRA 45.75 Florent LAGUNOV – FRA 45.81 Daniil IZOTOV – RUS 46.09

ECh 2015 Marco ORSI – ITA 46.05 Pieter TIMMERS – BEL 46.61 Sebastian SZCZEPANSKI – POL 46.87

WCh 2016 Simonas BILIS – LTU 46.58 Shinri SHIOURA – JPN 46.59 Tommaso D’ORSOGNA – AUS 46.70

ECh 2017 Luca DOTTO – ITA 46.11 Pieter TIMMERS – BEL 46.54 Duncan SCOTT – GBR 46.64

WCh 2018 Caeleb DRESSEL – USA 45.62 Vladimir MOROZOV – RUS 45.64 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 45.89

50m freestyle Men Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 GBR 6 2 0 8 2 SWE 4 0 0 4 3 FRA 3 2 3 8 4 RUS 3 2 2 7 5 ESP 1 0 1 2 6 POL 1 0 2 3 7 GER 1 0 0 1 8 ITA 0 5 3 8 9 NED 0 3 3 6

10 CRO 0 2 1 3 11 SRB/SCG 0 2 0 2 12 UKR 0 1 3 4 13 BLR 0 0 1 1

LTU 0 0 1 1 19 19 20 58

2008: two bronze


NAT G S B TOT 1 ITA 5 3 5 13 2 RUS 4 5 2 11 3 FRA 4 1 3 8 4 SWE 3 3 0 6 5 NED 2 2 2 6 6 GER 1 1 1 3 7 BEL 0 2 0 2 8 ROU 0 1 1 2 9 FIN 0 1 0 1

10 SUI 0 0 2 2 11 CRO 0 0 1 1

HUN 0 0 1 1 POL 0 0 1 1 GBR 0 0 1 1

19 19 20 58 2001: two bronze



WCh 2006 Ryk NEETHLING – RSA 1:43.51 Filippo MAGNINI – ITA 1:43.78 Massimiliano ROSOLINO – ITA 1:44.67

ECh 2006 Filippo MAGNINI – ITA 1:42.54 Massimiliano ROSOLINO – ITA 1:44.17 Pawel KORZENIOWSKI – POL 1:44.41

ECh 2007 Filippo MAGNINI – ITA 1:43.50 Paul BIEDERMANN – GER 1:43.60 Pawel KORZENIOWSKI – POL 1:44.05

WCh 2008 Kenrick MONK – AUS 1:43.46 Kirk PALMER – AUS 1:43.50 Massimiliano ROSOLINO – ITA 1:44.23

ECh 2008 Daniil IZOTOV – RUS 1:43.09 Dominik MEICHTRY – SUI 1:43.11 Massimiliano ROSOLINO – ITA 1:43.52

ECh 2009 Paul BIEDERMANN – GER 1:39.81 Daniil IZOTOV – RUS 1:40.08 Nikita LOBINTSEV – RUS 1:41.52

ECh 2010 Daniil IZOTOV – RUS 1:41.84 Paul BIEDERMANN – GER 1:42.94 Evgeny LAGUNOV – RUS 1:44.11

WCh 2010 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 1:41.08 Daniil IZOTOV – RUS 1:41.70 Oussama MELLOULI – TUN 1:42.02

ECh 2011 Paul BIEDERMANN – GER 1:42.92 Filippo MAGNINI – ITA 1:43.20 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 1:43.71

ECh 2012 Yannick AGNEL – FRA 1:41.46 Pieter TIMMERS – BEL 1:43.08 Gregory MALLET – FRA 1:43.21

WCh 2012 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 1:41.92 Paul BIEDERMANN – GER 1:42.07 Conor DWYER – USA 1:43.78

ECh 2013 Daniil IZOTOV – RUS 1:41.70 Nikita LOBINTSEV – RUS 1:42.33 Dominik KOZA – HUN Filippo MAGNINI – ITA

1:43.34 =

WCh 2014 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 1:41.45 Daniil IZOTOV – RUS 1:41.67 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 1:42.09

ECh 2015 Paul BIEDERMANN – GER 1:42.68 Pieter TIMMERS – BEL 1:42.85 Glenn SURGELOOSE – BEL Viacheslav ANDRUSENKO – RUS

1:43.55 =

WCh 2016 Taehwan PARK – KOR 1:41.03 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 1:41.65 Alexandr KRASNYHK – RUS 1:41.95

ECh 2017 Danas RAPSYS – LTU 1:40.85 Aleksandr KRASNYKH – RUS 1:42.22 Duncan SCOTT – GBR 1:43.07

WCh 2018 Blake Pieroni – USA 1:41.49 Danas RAPSYS – LTU 1:41.78 Alexander GRAHAM – AUS 1:42.28


WCh 2006 Yury PRILUKOV – RUS 3:38.08 Tae Hwan PARK – KOR 3:40.43 Massimiliano ROSOLINO – ITA 3:41.04

ECh 2006 Yury PRILUKOV – RUS 3:39.02 Przemyslaw STANCZYK – POL 3:39.92 Pawel KORZENIOWSKI – POL 3:40.40

ECh 2007 Pawel KORZENIOWSKI – POL 3:38.72 Paul BIEDERMANN – GER 3:38.76 Gergo KIS – HUN 3:39.52

WCh 2008 Yury PRILUKOV – RUS 3:37.35 Massimiliano ROSOLINO – ITA 3:39.60 Robert RENWICK – GBR 3:40.22

ECh 2008 Paul BIEDERMANN – GER 3:37.73 Massimiliano ROSOLINO – ITA 3:39.33 Mads GLAESNER – DEN 3:39.77

ECh 2009 Paul BIEDERMANN – GER 3:34.55 Nikita LOBINTSEV – RUS 3:35.75 Mads GLAESNER – DEN 3:36.82

ECh 2010 Paul BIEDERMANN – GER 3:39.51 Federico COLBERTALDO – ITA 3:41.70 Alexander SELIN – RUS 3:43.70

WCh 2010 Paul BIEDERMANN – GER 3:37.06 Nikita LOBINTSEV – RUS 3:37.84 Oussama MELLOULI – TUN 3:38.17

ECh 2011 Paul BIEDERMANN – GER 3:38.65 Mads GLAESNER – DEN 3:39.30 Pawel KORZENIOWSKI – POL 3:40.54

ECh 2012 Yannick AGNEL – FRA 3:37.54 Gabriele DETTI – ITA 3:41.66 Andrea D’ARRIGO – ITA 3:42.32

WCh 2012 Paul BIEDERMANN – GER 3:39.15 Yun HAO – CHN 3:39.48 Mads GLAESNER – DEN 3:40.09

ECh 2013 Nikita LOBINTSEV – RUS 3:39.47 Andrea D’ARRIGO – ITA 3:40.54 Velimir STJEPANOVIC – SRB 3:40.91

WCh 2014 Peter BERNEK – HUN 3:34.32 James GUY – GBR 3:36.35 Velimir STJEPANOVIC – SRB 3:38.17

ECh 2015 Peter BERNEK – HUN 3:35.46 Paul BIEDERMANN – GER 3:35.96 Gabriele DETTI – ITA 3:37.26

WCh 2016 Taehwan PARK – KOR 3:34.59 Aleksandr KRASNYKH – RUS 3:35.30 Peter BERNEK – HUN 3:37.65

ECh 2017 Aleksandr KRASNYKH – RUS 3:35.51 Peter BERNEK – HUN 3:37.14 Henrik Christiansen – NOR 3:38.63

WCh 2018 Danas RAPSYS – LTU 3:34.01 Henrik Christiansen – NOR 3:36.64 Gabriele Detti – ITA 3:37.54


NAT G S B TOT 1 ITA 6 6 3 15 2 GER 4 2 3 9 3 NED 4 0 0 4 4 RUS 3 3 3 9 5 FRA 1 0 1 2

LTU 1 0 1 2 7 CZE 0 4 0 4 8 BEL 0 2 1 3 9 GBR 0 1 3 4

10 SUI 0 1 0 1 11 POL 0 0 3 3 12 HUN 0 0 2 2 13 DEN 0 0 1 1

19 19 21 59 2013 and 2015: two bronze


NAT G S B TOT 1 ITA 8 5 2 15 2 RUS 5 3 1 9 3 GER 4 5 1 10 4 POL 1 2 3 6 5 HUN 1 1 1 3 6 FRA 1 0 0 1 7 DEN 0 1 4 5 8 GBR 0 1 1 2 9 GRE 0 0 2 2

CZE 0 0 2 2 11 SRB 0 0 1 1

NOR 0 0 1 1 20 18 19 57

2003: two gold, no silver



WCh 2006 Yury PRILUKOV – RUS 14:23.92 Tae Hwan PARK – KOR 14:33.28 Lin ZHANG – CHN 14:42.82

ECh 2006 Yury PRILUKOV – RUS 14:16.13 Mateusz SAWRYMOWICZ – POL 14:28.43 Sebastien ROUAULT – FRA 14:39.06

ECh 2007 Mateusz SAWRYMOWICZ – POL 14:24.54 Gergo KIS – HUN 14:29.58 Federico COLBERTALDO – ITA 14:31.31

WCh 2008 Yury PRILUKOV – RUS 14:22.98 David DAVIES – GBR 14:36.30 Mateusz SAWRYMOWICZ – POL 14:43.37

ECh 2008 Federico COLBERTALDO – ITA 14:24.21 Vitaly ROMANOVICH – RUS 14:29.64 Samuel PIZZETTI – ITA 14:31.60

ECh 2009 Jan WOLFGARTEN – GER 14:20.44 Federico COLBERTALDO – ITA 14:25.68 Mads GLAESNER – DEN 14:26.74

ECh 2010 Federico COLBERTALDO – ITA 14:35.36 Sergiy FROLOV – UKR 14:42.01 Job KIENHUIS – NED 14:42.39

WCh 2010 Oussama MELLOULI – TUN 14:24.16 Mads GLAESNER – DEN 14:29.52 Gergely GYURTA – HUN 14:31.47

ECh 2011 Mateusz Sawrymowicz – POL 14.29.81 Mads GLAESNER – DEN 14:29.88 Sergiy FROLOV – UKR 14:35.22

ECh 2012 Gregorio PALTRINIERI – ITA 14:27.78 Sergiy FROLOV – UKR 14:30.87 Anthony PANNIER – FRA 14:41.97

WCh 2012 Mads GLAESNER – DEN 14:30.01 Gregorio PALTRINIERI – ITA 14:31.13 Pal JOENSEN – FAR 14:36.93

ECh 2013 Gergely GYURTA – HUN 14:30.26 Pal JOENSEN – FAR 14:35.99 Gabriele DETTI – ITA 14:36.43

WCh 2014 Gregorio PALTRINIERI – ITA 14:16.10 Oussama MELLOULI – TUN 14:18.79 Ryan COCHRANE – CAN 14:23.35

ECh 2015 Gregorio PALTRINIERI – ITA 14:08.06 Gabriele DETTI – ITA 14:18.00 Henrik CHRISTIANSEN – NOR 14:23.60

WCh 2016 Taehwan PARK – KOR 14:15.51 Gregorio PALTRINIERI – ITA 14:21.94 Wojciech WOJDAK – POL 14:25.37

ECh 2017 Mykhaylo ROMANCHUK – UKR 14:14.59 Gregorio PALTRINIERI – ITA 14:22.93 Henrik CHRISTIANSEN – NOR 14:25.66

WCh 2018 Mykhaylo ROMANCHUK – UKR 14:09.14 Gregorio PALTRINIERI – ITA 14:09.87 Henrik CHRISTIANSEN – NOR 14:19.39

50m backstroke Men GOLD SILVER BRONZE

WCh 2006 Matthew WELSH – AUS 23.53 Thomas RUPPRATH – GER 23.70 Helge MEEUW – GER 24.01

ECh 2006 Helge MEEUW – GER 23.70 Thomas RUPPRATH – GER 23.92 Lubos KRIZKO – SVK 24.19

ECh 2007 Thomas RUPPRATH – GER 23.43 Helge MEEUW – GER 23.59 Aschwin WILDEBOER – ESP 23.75

WCh 2008 Peter Marshall – USA 23.49 Liam TANCOCK – GBR 23.53 Ashley DELANEY – AUS 23.57

ECh 2008 Standislav DONETS – RUS 23.22 Aschwin WILDEBOER – ESP 23.28 Lubos KRIZKO – SVK 23.47

ECh 2009 Stanislav DONETS – RUS 22.76 Thomas RUPPRATH – GER 22.85 Aschwin WILDEBOER – ESP 23.07

ECh 2010 Stanislav DONETS – RUS 22.74 Vitaly BORISOV – RUS 23.72 Nick DRIEBERGEN – NED 23.73

WCh 2010 Stanislav DONETS – RUS 22.93 Xiaolei SUN – CHN Aschwin WILDEBOER – ESP

23.13 =

ECh 2011 Aschwin WILDEBOER – ESP 23.43 Flori LANG – SUI 23.57 Pavel SANKOVICH – BLR 23.64

ECh 2012 Jeremy STRAVIUS – FRA 23.28 Guy BARNEA – ISR 23.46 Vladimir MOROZOV – RUS 23.47

WCh 2012 Robert HURLEY – AUS 23.04 Matthew GREVERS – USA 23.17 Stanislav DONETS – RUS 23.19

ECh 2013 Jeremy STRAVIUS – FRAU 23.19 Christian DIENER – GER 23.38 Pavel SANKOVICH – BLR 23.45

WCh 2014 Florent MANAUDOU – FRA 22.22 Eugene GODSOE – USA 23.05 Stanislav DONETS – RUS 23.10

ECh 2015 Tomasz POLEWKA – POL 22.96 Christopher WALKER-HEBBORN – GBR Simone SABBIONI – ITA

23.09 =

WCh 2016 Junya KOGA – JPN 22.85 Jeremy STRAVIUS – FRA 22.99 Pavel SANKOVICH – BLR 23.03

ECh 2017 Simone SABBIONI – ITA 23.05 Kliment KOLESNIKOV – RUS 23.07 Jeremy STRAVIUS – FRA 23.12

WCh 2018 Evgeny RYLOV – RUS 22.58 Ryan MURPHY – USA 22.63 Shane RYAN – IRL 22.76


NAT G S B TOT 1 ITA 5 3 7 15 2 RUS 5 2 0 7 3 UKR 3 3 2 8 4 GER 2 1 1 4

POL 2 1 1 4 6 GBR 1 5 0 6 7 HUN 1 1 0 2 8 DEN 0 1 1 2

ESP 0 1 1 2 10 FAR 0 1 0 1 11 FRA 0 0 3 3 12 NOR 0 0 2 2 13 NED 0 0 1 1

19 19 19 57

50m backstroke Men Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 GER 8 6 4 18 2 RUS 3 3 1 7 3 CRO 2 3 0 5 4 FRA 2 0 1 3 5 POL 2 0 0 2 6 ESP 1 1 2 4 7 ITA 1 1 0 2 8 UKR 0 2 0 2 9 GBR 0 1 1 2

10 ISL 0 1 0 1 ISR 0 1 0 1 SUI 0 1 0 1

13 BLR 0 0 2 2 LTU 0 0 2 2 SVK 0 0 2 2

16 NED 0 0 1 1 SLO 0 0 1 1 SWE 0 0 1 1

19 20 18 57 2015: two silver, no bronze



WCh 2006 Matthew WELSH – AUS 51.09 Markus ROGAN – AUT 51.48 Randall BAL – USA Helge MEEUW – GER

51.63 =

ECh 2006 Arkady VYATCHANIN – RUS 51.11 Helge MEEUW – GER 51.16 Thomas RUPPRATH – GER 52.02

ECh 2007 Stanislav DONETS – RUS 50.61 Markus ROGAN – AUT 51.12 Helge MEEUW – GER 51.56

WCh 2008 Liam TANCOCK – GBR 50.14 Randall BAL – USA 50.42 Stanislav DONETS – RUS 50.53

ECh 2008 Stanislav DONETS – RUS 49.32 Aschwin WILDEBOER – ESP 49.61 Helge MEEUW – GER 50.89

ECh 2009 Arkady VYATCHANIN – RUS Stanislav DONETS – RUS

48.97 =

Aschwin WILDEBOER – ESP 49.05

ECh 2010 Stanislav DONETS – RUS 49.35 Damiano LESTINGI – ITA 51.46 Artem DUBOVSKOY – RUS 51.90

WCh 2010 Stanislav DONETS – RUS 49.07 Camille LACOURT – FRA 49.80 Aschwin WILDEBOER – ESP 50.04

ECh 2011 Radoslaw KAWECKI – POL 50.43 Aschwin WILDEBOER – ESP 50.61 Pavel SANKOVICH – BLR 51.14

ECh 2012 Jeremy STRAVIUS – FRA 49.70 Benjamin STASIULIS – FRA 50.31 Damiano LESTINGI – ITA 51.35

WCh 2012 Matthew GREVERS – USA 49.89 Stanislav DONETS – RUS 49.91 Guilherme GUIDO – BRA 50.50

ECh 2013 Jeremy STRAVIUS – FRAU 49.74 Camille LACOURT – FRA Christopher WALKER-HEBBORN – GBR

50.44 =

WCh 2014 Mitchell LARKIN – AUS 49.57 Radoslaw KAWECKI – POL 50.11 Ryosuke IRIE – JPN Matt GREVERS – USA

50.12 =

ECh 2015 Radoslaw KAWECKI – POL 49.64 Stanislav DONETS – RUS 50.30 Christopher WALKER-HEBBORN – GBR 50.35

WCh 2016 Mitchell LARKIN – AUS 49.65 Andrei SHABASOV – RUS 49.69 Jiayu XU – CHN 50.02

ECh 2017 Kliment KOLESNIKOV – RUS 48.99 Simone SABBIONI – ITA 49.68 Robert-Andrei GLINTA – ROU 49.99

WCh 2018 Ryan MURPHY – USA 49.23 Jiayu XU – CHN 49.26 Kliment KOLESNIKOV – RUS 49.40


WCh 2006 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 1:49.05 Markus ROGAN – AUT 1:50.97 Matt Welsh – AUS 1:51.10

ECh 2006 Arkady VYATCHANIN – RUS 1:49.98 Helge MEEUW – GER 1:53.45 Razvan FLOREA – ROU 1:53.71

ECh 2007 Markus ROGAN – AUT 1:49.86 Stanislav DONETS – RUS 1:51.94 Aschwin WILDEBOER – ESP 1:52.12

WCh 2008 Markus ROGAN – AUT 1:47.84 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 1:47.91 Stanislav DONETS – RUS 1:50.45

ECh 2008 Stanislav DONETS – RUS Aschwin WILDEBOER – ESP

1:49.22 =

Pierre ROGER – FRA 1:52.26

ECh 2009 Stanislav DONETS – RUS 1:48.62 Radoslaw KAWECKI – POL 1:49.13 Evgeny ALESHIN – RUS 1:49.31

ECh 2010 Yannick LEBHERZ – GER 1:51.74 Damiano LESTINGI – ITA 1:51.84 Artem DUBOVSKOY – RUS 1:52.72

WCh 2010 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 1:46.68 Tyler CLARY – USA 1:49.09 Markus ROGAN – AUT 1:49.96

ECh 2011 Radoslaw KAWECKI – POL 1:49.15 Aschwin WILDEBOER – ESP 1:50.63 Peter BERNEK – HUN 1:51.21

ECh 2012 Radoslaw KAWECKI – POL 1:48.51 Peter BERNEK – HUN 1:49.41 Benjamin STASIULIS – FRA 1:51.81

WCh 2012 Radoslaw KAWECKI – POL 1:48.48 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 1:48.50 Ryan MURPHY – USA 1:48.86

ECh 2013 Radoslaw KAWECKI – POL 1:49.42 Peter BERNEK – HUN 1:50.43 Christian DIENER – GER 1:51.40

WCh 2014 Radoslaw KAWECKI – POL 1:47.38 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 1:48.20 Mitchell LARKIN – USA 1:48.35

ECh 2015 Radoslaw KAWECKI – POL 1:48.33 Yakov Yan TOUMARKIN – ISR 1:49.84 Simone SABBIONI – ITA 1:50.75

WCh 2016 Radoslaw KAWECKI – POL 1:47.63 Jacob PEBLEY – USA 1:48.98 Masaki KANEKO – JPN 1:49.18

ECh 2017 Kliment KOLESNIKOV – RUS 1:48.02 Radoslaw KAWECKI – POL 1:48.46 Danas RAPSYS – LTU 1:49.06

WCh 2018 Evgeny RYLOV – RUS 1:47.02 Ryan MURPHY – USA 1:47.34 Radoslaw KAWECKI – POL Mitchell LARKIN – AUS

1:48.25 =


NAT G S B TOT 1 RUS 7 2 1 10 2 GER 5 4 5 14 3 POL 3 0 1 4 4 FRA 2 2 0 4 5 ISL 2 1 1 4 6 HUN 1 0 1 2 7 ITA 0 2 2 4 9 ESP 0 2 1 3 9 AUT 0 2 0 2

10 GBR 0 1 2 3 11 CRO 0 1 0 1

LTU 0 1 0 1 TUR 0 1 0 1

14 BLR 0 0 1 1 ISR 0 0 1 1 UKR 0 0 1 1

ROU 0 0 1 1 20 19 18 57

2009: two gold, no silver / 2013: two silver, no bronze


NAT G S B TOT 1 RUS 4 2 3 9 2 POL 4 2 0 6 3 ISL 4 0 0 4 4 AUT 3 0 1 4 5 GER 1 3 2 6 6 CRO 1 1 2 4

ESP 1 1 2 4 8 SLO 1 1 1 3

ITA 1 1 1 3 10 GBR 0 2 1 3

HUN 0 2 1 3 12 ISR 0 2 0 2 13 ROU 0 1 1 2 14 FRA 0 0 3 3 15 LTU 0 0 1 1

20 18 19 57 2008: two gold, no silver


50m breaststroke Men GOLD SILVER BRONZE

WCh 2006 Oleg LISOGOR – UKR 26.39 Alessando TERRIN – ITA 26.60 Christopher COOK – GBR 27.17

ECh 2006 Oleg LISOGOR – UKR 26.50 Alessando TERRIN – ITA 26.92 Darren MEW – GBR 27.23

ECh 2007 Oleg LISOGOR – UKR 26.75 Aleksander HETLAND – NOR 26.95 Alessando TERRIN – ITA 27.09

WCh 2008 Oleg LISOGOR – UKR 26.46 Mark GANGLOFF – USA 26.54 Cameron VAN DER BURGH – RSA 26.67

ECh 2008 Matjaz MARKIC – SLO 26.47 Aleksander HETLAND – NOR 26.64 Emil TAHIROVIC – SLO 26.66

ECh 2009 Aleksander HETLAND – NOR 26.19 Alessando TERRIN – ITA 26.24 Caba SILADJI – SRB 26.31

ECh 2010 Robin VAN AGGELE – NED 26.44 Aleksander HETLAND – NOR 26.56 Fabio SCOZZOLI – ITA

Hendrik FELDWEHR – GER 26.68

= WCh 2010 Felipe SILVA – BRA 25.95 Cameron VAN DER BURGH, RSA 26.03 Aleksander HETLAND – NOR 26.29

ECh 2011 Fabio SCOZZOLI – ITA 26.25 Damir DUGONJIC – SLO 26.34 Alexander DALE OEN – NOR 26.49

ECh 2012 Fabio SCOZZOLI – ITA 26.18 Aleksander HETLAND – NOR 26.20 Damir DUGONJIC – SLO 26.24

WCh 2012 Aleksander HETLAND – NOR 26.30 Damir DUGONJIC – SLO 26.32 Florent MANAUDOU – FRA 26.33

ECh 2013 Damir DUGONJIC – SLO 26.21 Giacomo PEREZ – FRA 26.55 Barry MURPHY – IRL 26.56

WCh 2014 Felipe FRANCA – BRA 25.63 Adam PEATY – GBR

Cameron VAN DER BURGH – RSA 25.87

=

ECh 2015 Damir DUGONJIC – SLO 26.20 Adam PEATY – GBR 26.21 Oleg KOSTIN – RUS

Alexander MURPHY – IRL 26.35

= WCh 2016 Cameron VAN DER BURGH – RSA 25.64 Peter STEVENS – SLO 25.85 Felipe LIMA – BRA 25.98

ECh 2017 Fabio SCOZZOLI – ITA 25.62 Kirill PRIGODA – RUS 25.68 Adam PEATY – GBR 25.70

WCh 2018 Cameron VAN DER BURGH – RSA 25.41 Ilya SHYMANOVICH – BLR 25.77 Felipe LIMA – BRA 25.80


WCh 2006 Oleg LISOGOR –UKR 58.14 Brenton RICKARD – AUS 58.70 Alexander DALE OEN – NOR 59.16

ECh 2006 Oleg LISOGOR –UKR 58.14 Valeriy DYMO – UKR 58.64 Alexander DALE OEN – NOR 58.70

ECh 2007 Grigory FALKO – RUS Igor BORYSIK – UKR

58.57 =

Mihail ALEXANDROV – BUL 58.75

WCh 2008 Igor BORYSIK – UKR 57.74 Cameron VAN DER BURGH – USA 57.92 Oleg LISOGOR – UKR 58.08

ECh 2008 Igor BORYSIK – UKR 57.33 Hugues DUBOSCQ – FRA 57.64 James GIBSON – GBR 57.91

ECh 2009 Robin VAN AGGELE – NED 56.29 Daniel GYURTA – HUN 56.72 Igor BORYSIK – UKR 56.97

ECh 2010 Fabio SCOZZOLI – ITA 57.78 Hendrik FELDWEHR – GER 58.09 Robin VAN AGGELE – NED 58.68

WCh 2010 Cameron VAN DER BURGH –USA 56.80 Fabio SCOZZOLI – ITA 57.13 Felipe SILVA – BRA 57.39

ECh 2011 Alexander DALE OEN – NOR 57.05 Damir DUGONJIC – SLO 57.29 Fabio SCOZZOLI – ITA 57.30

ECh 2012 Fabio SCOZZOLI – ITA 57.25 Martti ALJAND – EST 57.75 Giacomo PEREZ DORTONA – FRA 57.76

WCh 2012 Fabio SCOZZOLI – ITA 57.10 Damir DUGONJIC – SLO 57.32 Kevin CORDES – USA 57.83

ECh 2013 Daniel GYURTA – HUN 57.08 Marco KOCH – GER 57.14 Damir DUGONJIC – SLO 57.24

WCh 2014 Felipe FRANCA – BRA 56.29 Adam PEATY – GBR 56.35 Giacomo PEREZ DORTONA – FRA 56.78

ECh 2015 Marco KOCH – GER 56.78 Adam PEATY – GBR 56.96 Giedrius TITENIS – LTU 57.02

WCh 2016 Marco KOCH – GER 56.77 Vladimir MOROZOV – RUS 57.00 Fabio SCOZZOLI – ITA 57.04

ECh 2017 Adam PEATY – GBR 55.94 Fabio SCOZZOLI – ITA 56.15 Kirill PRIGODA – RUS 56.28

WCh 2018 Cameron VAN DER BURGH – RSA 56.01 Ilya SHYMANOVICH – BLR 56.10 Yasuhiro KOSEKI – JPN 56.13

50m breaststroke Men Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 UKR 7 1 0 8 2 ITA 4 3 2 9 3 GER 3 3 3 9 4 SLO 3 1 4 8 5 NOR 1 4 1 6 6 SWE 1 1 0 2 7 CZE 1 0 1 2 8 NED 1 0 0 1 9 RUS 0 2 2 4

10 GBR 0 1 3 4 11 FRA 0 1 0 1

SUI 0 1 0 1 13 IRL 0 0 2 2 14 AUT 0 0 1 1

SRB 0 0 1 1 21 18 20 59

2003: three gold, no silver, no bronze 2010 and 2015: two bronze


NAT G S B TOT 1 UKR 6 3 3 12 2 ITA 3 1 1 5 3 RUS 3 0 1 4 4 GER 2 3 1 6 5 GBR 2 2 3 7 6 SWE 1 2 0 3 7 HUN 1 1 0 2 8 NED 1 0 1 2

NOR 1 0 1 2 10 FRA 0 2 1 3 11 CZE 0 1 1 2

SLO 0 1 1 2 13 EST 0 1 0 1

GRE 0 1 0 1 15 BLR 0 0 1 1

BUL 0 0 1 1 FIN 0 0 1 1 LTU 0 0 1 1 POR 0 0 1 1




WCh 2006 Vladislav POLYAKOV – KAZ 2:06.95 Brenton Rickard – AUS 2:07.52 Yevgeniy Ryyzhkov – KAZ 2:07.94

ECh 2006 Daniel GYURTA – HUN 2:06.58 Slawomir Kuczko – POL 2:06.61 Paolo Bossini – ITA 2:07.13

ECh 2007 Daniel GYURTA – HUN 2:05.49 Paolo Bossini – ITA 2:05.82 Mihail Alexandrov – BUL 2:06.91

WCh 2008 Kristopher GILCHRIST – GBR 2:06.18 Igor Borysik – UKR 2:06.21 William Diering – RSA 2:06.85

ECh 2008 Hugues DUBOSCQ – FRA 2:04.59 Edoardo Giorgetti – ITA 2:04.98 Igor Borysik – UKR 2:05.47

ECh 2009 Daniel GYURTA – HUN 2:00.67 Grigory Falko – RUS 2:02.50 Maxim Shcherbakov – AUS 2:03.76

ECh 2010 Marco KOCH – GER 2:04.86 Alavarez Melquiades – ESP 2:05.41 Anton Lobanov – RUS 2:06.71

WCh 2010 Naoya TOMITA – JPN 2:03.12 Daniel Gyurta – HUN 2:03.47 Brenton Rickard – AUS 2:04.33

ECh 2011 Daniel GYURTA – HUN 2:02.37 Vyacheslav Sinkevich – RUS 2:03.61 Michael Jamieson – GBR 2:03.77

ECh 2012 Vyacheslav SINKEVICH – RUS 2:04.55 Igor Borysik – UKR 2:05.12 Andriy Kovalenko – UKR 2:05.21

WCh 2012 Daniel GYURTA – HUN 2:01.35 Michael Jamieson – GBR 2:03.00 Vyacheslav Sinkevich – RUS 2:03.08

ECh 2013 Daniel GYURTA – HUN 2:00.72 Michael Jamieson – GBR 2:01.43 Marco Koch – GER 2:01.62

WCh 2014 Daniel GYURTA – HUN 2:01.49 Marco KOCH – GER 2:01.91 Kirill Prigoda – RUS 2:02.38

ECh 2015 Marco KOCH – GER 2:00.53 Daniel GYURTA – HUN 2:01.99 Andrew WILLIS – GBR 2:02.76

WCh 2016 Marco KOCH – GER 2:01.21 Andrew WILLIS – GBR 2:02.71 Mikhail DORINOV – RUS 2:03.09

ECh 2017 Kirill Prigoda – RUS 2:01.11 Marco KOCH – GER 2:01.52 Mikhail DORINOV – RUS 2:01.85

WCh 2018 Kirill Prigoda – RUS 2:00.16 Haiyang QIN – CHN 2:01.15 Marco KOCH – GER 2:01.42

50m butterfly Men GOLD SILVER BRONZE

WCh 2006 Matt WELSH – AUS 23.05 Sergiy BREUS – UKR 23.06 Kaio ALMEIDA – BRA 23.07

ECh 2006 Alexei PUNINSKI – CRO 23.21 Thomas RUPPRATH – GER 23.34 Orn ARNARSON – ISL 23.55

ECh 2007 Milorad CAVIC – SRB 22.89 Evgeny KOROTYSHKIN – RUS 22.90 Johannes DIETRICH – GER 22.94

WCh 2008 Adam PINE – AUS 22.78 Sergiy BREUS – UKR 22.86 Evgeny KOROTYSHKIN – RUS 22.94

ECh 2008 Amaury LEVEAUX – FRA 22.23 Milorad CAVIC – SRB 22.36 Rafael MUNOZ – ESP 22.48

ECh 2009 Johannes DIETRICH – GER 22.07 Frederick BOUSQUET – FRA 22.17 Evgeny KOROTYSHKIN – RUS 22.34

ECh 2010 Steffen DEIBLER – GER 22.34 Andriy GOVOROV – UKR 22.74 Joeri VERLINDEN – NED 23.23

WCh 2010 Albert SUBIRATS – VEN 22.40 Andriy GOVOROV – UKR 22.43 Steffen DEIBLER – GER 22.44

ECh 2011 Andriy GOVOROV – UKR 22.70 Amaury LEVEAUX – FRA 22.74 Konrad CZERNIAK – POL 22.77

ECh 2012 Rafael MUNOZ – ESP 22.53 Frederick BOUSQUET – FRA 22.54 Andriy GOVOROV – UKR 22.72

WCh 2012 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 22.22 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 22.26 Thomas SHIELDS - USA 22.46

ECh 2013 Andriy GOVOROV – UKR 22.36 Steffen DEIBLER – GER 22.41 Andriy GOVOROV – UKR 22.45

WCh 2014 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 21.95 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 22.08 Andriy GOVOROV – UKR 22.49

ECh 2015 Andriy GOVOROV – UKR 22.36 Yauhen TSURKIN – BLR 22.56 Aleksandr POPKOV – RUS 22.69

WCh 2016 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 21.98 Tom SHIELDS – USA 22.40 David MORGAN – AUS 22.47

ECh 2017 Aleksandr POPKOV – RUS 22.42 Andriy GOVOROV – UKR 22.43 Sebastian SABO – SRB Benjamin PROUD – GBR

22.44

WCh 2018 Nicholas SANTOS – BRA 21.81 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 21.97 Dylan Carter – TTO 22.38


NAT G S B TOT 1 HUN 5 1 1 7 2 FRA 3 1 0 4 3 RUS 2 3 4 9 4 ITA 2 3 2 7 5 GBR 2 2 3 7 6 GER 2 1 2 5 7 POL 1 3 0 4 8 AUT 1 1 1 3 9 BLR 1 0 0 1

10 UKR 0 1 2 3 11 ESP 0 1 0 1

IRL 0 1 0 1 POR 0 1 0 1

14 CZE 0 0 2 2 15 BUL 0 0 1 1

NED 0 0 1 1 19 19 19 57

50m butterfly Men Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 GBR 4 3 1 7 2 UKR 3 2 2 7 3 CRO 3 2 0 5 4 SWE 3 0 2 5 5 GER 2 3 2 7 6 FRA 1 3 0 4 7 FIN 1 2 3 6 8 RUS 1 1 3 5 9 SRB 1 1 1 3

10 ESP 1 0 2 3 11 BLR 0 1 1 2 12 ISL 0 0 1 1

NED 0 0 1 1 POL 0 0 1 1

20 18 20 58 1999: two gold, no silver / 2017: two bronze



WCh 2006 Kaio ALMEIDA – BRA 51.07 Albert SUBIRATS -VEN 51.23 Jayme CRAMER – USA 51.53

ECh 2006 Milorad CAVIC – SRB 50.63 Peter MANKOC – SLO 50.78 Nikolay SKVORTSOV – RUS 51.17

ECh 2007 Milorad CAVIC – SRB 50.53 Evgeny KOROTYSHKIN – RUS 50.59 Peter MANKOC – SLO 50.62

WCh 2008 Peter MANKOC – SLO 50.04 Adam PINE – AUS 50.54 Nikolay SKVORTSOV – RUS 50.78

ECh 2008 Milorad CAVIC – SRB 49.19 Rafael MUNOZ – ESP 49.74 Nikolay SKVORTSOV – RUS 49.98

ECh 2009 Evgeny KOROTYSHKIN – RUS 48.93 Peter MANKOC – SLO 49.65 Ivan LENDJER – SRB 49.79

ECh 2010 Steffen DEIBLER – GER 49.95 Joeri VERLINDEN – NED 50.52 Peter MANKOC – SLO 50.92

WCh 2010 Evgeny KOROTYSHKIN – RUS 50.23 Albert SUBIRATS -VEN 50.24 Kaio ALMEIDA – BRA 50.33

ECh 2011 Konrad CZERNIAK – POL 49.62 Evgeny KOROTYSHKIN – RUS 49.88 Francois HEERSBRANDT – BEL 50.44

ECh 2012 Evgeny KOROTYSHKIN – RUS 49.98 Rafael MUNOZ – ESP 50.39 Mehdy METELLA – FRA 50.66

WCh 2012 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 48.82 Tom SHIELDS – USA 49.54 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 49.59

ECh 2013 Evgeny KOROTYSHKIN – RUS 49.68 Jeremy STRAVIUS – FRA 50.09 Steffe fen DEIBLER – GER 50.23

WCh 2014 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 48.44 Tom SHIELDS – USA 48.99 Tommaso D’ORSOGNA – AUS 49.60

ECh 2015 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 49.33 Matteo RIVOLTA – ITA 49.70 Nikita KONOVALOV – RUS 50.28

WCh 2016 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 48.08 Tom SHIELDS – USA 49.04 David MORGAN – AUS 49.31

ECh 2017 Matteo RIVOLTA – ITA 49.93 Codia PIERO – ITA 49.96 Marius KUSCH – GER 50.01

WCh 2018 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 48.50 Caeleb Dressel – USA 48.71 Zhuhao LI – CHN 49.25


WCh 2006 Peng WU – CHN 1:52.36 Moss BURMESTER – NZL 1:53.94 Nikolay SKVORTSOV – RUS 1:54.09

ECh 2006 Pawel KORZENIOWSKI – POL 1:52.33 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 1:53.08 Nikolay SKVORTSOV – RUS 1:53.10

ECh 2007 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 1:51.55 Pawel KORZENIOWSKI – POL 1:51.61 Ioannis DRYMONAKOS – GRE 1:54.28

WCh 2008 Moss BURMESTER – NZL 1:51.05 Nikolay SKVORTSOV – RUS 1:51.83 Pawel KORZENIOWSKI – POL 1:52.25

ECh 2008 Nikolay SKVORTSOV – RUS 1:50.60 Dinko JUKIC – AUT 1:52.31 Maxim GANIKHIN – RUS 1:52.32

ECh 2009 Nikolay SKVORTSOV – RUS 1:49.46 Pawel KORZENIOWSKI – POL 1:50.13 Dinko JUKIC – AUT 1:50.32

ECh 2010 Dinko JUKIC – AUT 1:53.35 Tim WALLBURGER – GER 1:53.71 Bence BICZO – HUN 1:53.75

WCh 2010 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 1:51.56 Kaio ALMEIDA – BRA 1:51.61 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 1:51.67

ECh 2011 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 1:50.87 Nikolay SKVORTSOV – RUS 1:51.21 Joe ROEBUCK – GBR 1:51.62

ECh 2012 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 1:52.11 Viktor B. BROMER – DEN 1:53.38 Joeri VERLINDEN – NED 1:53.47

WCh 2012 Kazuya KANEDA – JPN 1:51.01 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 1:51.66 Nikolay SKVORTSOV – RUS 1:52.33

ECh 2013 Velimir STJEPANOVIC – SRB 1:51.27 Pawel KORZENIOWSKI – POL 1.51.36 Nikolay SKVORTSOV – RUS 1:51.62

WCh 2014 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 1:48.61 Daiya SETO – JPN 1:48.92 Pawel KORZENIOWSKI – POL 1:50.21

ECh 2015 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 1:49.00 Viktor B. BROMER – DEN 1:51.62 Simon SJOEDIN – SWE 1:52.89

WCh 2016 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 1:48.76 Tom SHIELDS – USA 1:49.50 Daiya SETO – JPN 1:49.97

ECh 2017 Aleksandr KHARLANOV – RUS 1:50.54 Andreas Vazaios – GRE 1:51.23 Tamas KENDERESI – HUN 1:52.25

WCh 2018 Daiya SETO – JPN 1:48.24 Chad LE CLOS – RSA 1:48.32 Zhuhao LI – CHN 1:50.39


NAT G S B TOT 1 GER 7 2 2 11 2 SCG/SRB 4 0 1 5 3 RUS 3 4 5 12 4 SWE 1 3 0 4 5 ITA 1 2 0 3 6 GBR 1 1 1 3 7 HUN 1 0 0 1

POL 1 0 0 1 9 SLO 0 2 3 5

10 ESP 0 2 0 2 11 UKR 0 1 3 4 12 FRA 0 1 1 2 13 NED 0 1 0 1 14 BEL 0 0 1 1

BUL 0 0 1 1 ROU 0 0 1 1

19 19 19 57


NAT G S B TOT 1 RUS 4 2 5 11 2 GBR 4 2 2 8 3 HUN 4 1 2 7 4 GER 2 4 1 7

POL 2 4 1 7 6 AUT 1 1 1 3 7 FRA 1 0 1 2 8 SRB 1 0 0 1 9 UKR 0 2 1 3

10 DEN 0 2 0 2 11 GRE 0 1 1 2 12 ROU 0 0 2 2 13 NED 0 0 1 1

SUI 0 0 1 1 SWE 0 0 1 1

19 19 20 58 1996: two bronze


100m individual medley Men GOLD SILVER BRONZE

WCh 2006 Ryk NEETHLING – RSA 52.42 Peter MANKOC – SLO 53.00 Stefan NYSTRAND – SWE 53.97

ECh 2006 Peter MANKOC – SLO 53.05 Vytautas JANUSAITIS – LTU 53.66 Aleksander HETLAND – NOR 53.70

ECh 2007 Peter MANKOC – SLO 52.88 Thomas RUPPRATH – GER 53.46 Sergey FESIKOV – RUS 54.12

WCh 2008 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 51.15 Peter MANKOC – SLO 52.21 Liam TANCOCK – GBR 52.22

ECh 2008 Peter MANKOC – SLO 51.97 Christian GALENDA – ITA 52.29 James GODDARD – GBR 52.36

ECh 2009 Duje DRAGANJA – CRO 51.20 Sergey FESIKOV – RUS 51.29 Peter MANKOC – SLO 51.52

ECh 2010 Markus DEIBLER – GER 52.13 Peter MANKOC – SLO 52.87 Alan CABELLO – ESP 53.24

WCh 2010 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 50.86 Markus DEIBLER – GER 51.69 Sergey FESIKOV – RUS 51.81

ECh 2011 Peter MANKOC – SLO 52.70 Markus DEIBLER – GER 53.04 Martti ALJAND – EST 53.37

ECh 2012 Vladimir MOROZOV – RUS 51.89 Peter MANKOC – SLO 52.64 Martti ALJAND – EST 52.92

WCh 2012 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 51.21 Kenneth TO – AUS 51.38 George BOVELL – TRI 51.66

ECh 2013 Vladimir MOROZOV – RUS 51.20 Sergey FESIKOV – RUS 52.23 Stefano PIZZAMIGLIO – ITA 52.81

WCh 2014 Markus DEIBLER – GER 50.66 Vladimir MOROZOV – RUS 50.81 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 51.24

ECh 2015 Sergey FESIKOV – RUS 52.00 Yakov Yan TOUMARKIN – ISR 52.62 Andreas VAZAIOS – GRE 52.67

WCh 2016 Michael ANDREW – USA 51.84 Daiya SETO – JPN 52.01 Shinri SHIOURA – JPN 52.17

ECh 2017 Marco ORSI – ITA 51.76 Sergey FESIKOV – RUS 51.94 Kyle STOLK – NED 51.99

WCh 2018 Kliment KOLESNIKOV – RUS 50.63 Marco Orsi – ITA 51.03 Hiromasa Fujimori – JPN 51.53


WCh 2006 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 1:53.31 Markus ROGAN – AUT 1:55.68 Igor BEREZUTSKIY – RUS 1:56.64

ECh 2006 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 1:54.43 Vytautas JANUSAITIS – LTU 1:56.20 Tamas KEREKJARTO – HUN 1:57.12

ECh 2007 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 1:52.99 Sasa IMPRIC – CRO 1:57.48 Alexander TIKHONOV – RUS 1:57.59

WCh 2008 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 1:51.56 Liam TANCOCK - GBR 1:53.10 James GODDARD – GBR 1:55.15

ECh 2008 James GODDARD – GBR 1:53.46 Vytautas JANUSAITIS – LTU 1:54.51 Alan CABELLO – ESP 1:55.70

ECh 2009 Markus ROGAN – AUT 1:51.72 Vytautas JANUSAITIS – LTU 1:52.22 Alan CABELLO – ESP 1:53.04

ECh 2010 Markus DEIBLER – GER 1:53.25 Vytautas JANUSAITIS – LTU 1:54.07 Dinko JUKIC – AUS 1:54.93

WCh 2010 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 1:50.08 Markus ROGAN – AUT 1:52.90 Scott CLARY – USA 1:53.56

ECh 2011 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 1:53.43 Markus ROGAN – AUT 1:53.63 Gal NEVO – ISR 1:54.87

ECh 2012 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 1:52.74 Jeremy STRAVIUS – FRA 1:54.00 Gal NEVO – ISR 1:55.14

WCh 2012 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 1:49.63 Daiya SETO – JPN 1:52.80 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 1:52.89

ECh 2013 Philip HEINTZ – GER 1:53.98 Simon SJOEDIN – SWE 1:54.28 Diogo CARVALHO – POR 1:54.89

WCh 2014 Kosuke HAGINO – JPN 1:50.47 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 1:51.31 Daiya SETO – JPN 1:51.79

ECh 2015 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 1:51.36 Philip HEINTZ – GER 1:53.21 Diogo CARVALHO – POR 1:53.45

WCh 2016 Shun WANG – CHN 1:51.74 Philip HEINTZ – GER 1:52.07 Daiya SETO – JPN 1:52.89

ECh 2017 Philip HEINTZ – GER 1:52.41 Andreas VAZAIOS – GRE 1:53.27 Tomoe ZENIMOTO HVAS – NOR 1:54.16

WCh 2018 Shun WANG – CHN 1:51.01 Josh PRENOT – USA 1:52.69 Hiromasa FUJIMORI – JPN 1:52.73

100m IM Men Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 SLO 10 3 1 14 2 RUS 3 3 1 7 3 GER 2 5 3 10 4 FIN 2 1 1 4 5 ITA 1 1 2 4 6 NED 1 0 2 3 7 CRO 1 0 0 1 8 EST 0 1 2 3 9 LTU 0 1 1 2

UKR 0 1 1 2 11 AUT 0 1 0 1

ISR 0 1 0 1 13 GBR 0 0 2 2 14 ESP 0 0 1 1

GRE 0 0 1 1 NOR 0 0 1 1



NAT G S B TOT 1 HUN 6 2 1 9 2 GER 3 4 0 7 3 AUT 2 1 1 4

FIN 2 1 1 4 5 NED 2 1 0 3 6 GBR 2 0 0 2 7 ITA 1 1 3 5 8 SLO 1 0 3 4 9 LTU 0 5 1 6

10 CRO 0 1 1 2 11 FRA 0 1 0 1

SWE 0 1 0 1 GRE 0 1 0 1

13 ESP 0 0 2 2 ISR 0 0 2 2 POR 0 0 2 2

15 RUS 0 0 1 1 NOR 0 0 1 1

19 19 19 57



WCh 2006 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 4:02.49 Luca MARIN – ITA 4:05.12 Igor BEREZUTSKIY – RUS 4:06.81

ECh 2006 Luca MARIN – ITA 4:01.71 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 4:03.39 Ioannis DRYMONAKOS – GRE 4:05.94

ECh 2007 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 3:59.33 Luca MARIN – ITA 4:04.10 Ioannis DRYMONAKOS – GRE 4:05.08

WCh 2008 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 4:03.21 Robert MARGALIS – USA 4:03.74 Dinko JUKIC – AUT 4:06.40

ECh 2008 Dinko JUKIC – AUT 4:03.01 Gergo KIS – HUN 4:03.81 Lukasz WOJT – POL 4:05.13

ECh 2009 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 3:57.27 David VERRASZTO – HUN 4:00.10 Gal NEVO – ISR 4:00.55

ECh 2010 David VERRASZTO – HUN 4:03.06 Yannick LEBHERZ – GER 4:05.08 Federico TURRINI – ITA 4:05.24

WCh 2010 Ryan LOCHTE – USA 3:55.50 Oussama MELLOULI – TUN 3:57.40 Scott CLARY – USA 3:57.56



WCh 2012 Daiya SETO – JPN 3:59.15 Laszlo CSEH – HUN 4:00.50 David VERRASZTO – HUN 4:02.87

ECh 2013 David VERRASZTO – HUN 4:03.48 Gal NEVO – ISR 4:03.50 Federico TURRINI – ITA 4:03.94

WCh 2014 Daiya SETO – JPN 3:56.33 Kosuke HAGINO – JPN 4:01.17 David VERRASZTO – HUN 4:01.82

ECh 2015 David VERRASZTO – HUN 4:02.43 Roberto PAVONI – ITA 4:02.69 Gal NEVO – ISR 4:04.68

WCh 2016 Daiya SETO – JPN 3:59.24 Max LITCHFIELD – GBR 4:00.66 David VERRASZTO – HUN 4:01.56

ECh 2017 Peter BERNEK – HUN 3:59.47 Philip HEINTZ – GER 4:03.16 Gergely GYURTA – HUN 4:03.36

WCh 2018 Daiya SETO – JPN 3:56.43 Thomas FRASER-HOLMES – AUS 4:02.74 Brandonn ALMEIDA – BRA 4:03.71


NAT G S B TOT 1 HUN 11 5 2 18 2 ITA 4 3 4 11 3 NED 2 0 0 2 4 ESP 1 2 0 3 5 AUT 1 0 0 1 6 GER 0 4 2 6 7 GBR 0 3 0 3 8 ISR 0 1 6 7 9 DEN 0 1 1 2

10 GRE 0 0 2 2 11 POL 0 0 1 1

RUS 0 0 1 1 19 19 19 57


4x50m freestyle Men GOLD SILVER BRONZE

WCh 2006 Not on the programme ECh 2006 SWE 1:24.89 FRA 1:25.16 NED 1:26.03

ECh 2007 SWE 1:24.19 FRA 1:24.98 GER 1:26.46

WCh 2008 Not on the programme ECh 2008 FRA 1:20.77 ITA 1:23.37 CRO 1:23.68

ECh 2009 FRA 1:22.96 CRO 1:23.18 ITA 1:23.64

ECh 2010 ITA 1:25.16 GER 1:25.19 RUS 1:25.81

WCh 2010 Not on the programme ECh 2011 ITA 1:24.82 RUS 1:25.11 BEL 1:25.83

ECh 2012 FRA 1:23.31 RUS 1:23.99 BEL 1:25.60

WCh 2012 Not on the programme ECh 2013 RUS 1:23.36 ITA 1:24.37 BEL 1:24.86

WCh 2014 RUS 1:22.60 USA 1:23.47 ITA 1:24.56

ECh 2015 RUS 1:23.49 ITA 1:24.44 BLR 1:25.01

WCh 2016 RUS 1:24.32 USA 1:24.47 JPN 1:24.47

ECh 2017 RUS 1:23.23 ITA 1:23.67 POL 1:24.44

WCh 2018 USA 1:21.80 RUS 1:22.22 ITA 1:22.90

4x50m medley Men GOLD SILVER BRONZE

WCh 2006 Not on the programme ECh 2006 GER 1:34.06 FIN 1:34.95 ITA 1:35.20

ECh 2007 GER 1:34.39 RUS 1:34.99 NED 1:35.35

WCh 2008 Not on the programme

ECh 2008 ITA 1:32.91 GER

RUS 1:33.31

=

ECh 2009 RUS 1:31.80 GER 1:32.02 FRA 1:32.13

ECh 2010 GER 1:33.40 ITA 1:33.83 RUS 1:34.25

WCh 2010 Not on the programme ECh 2011 ITA 1:33.18 RUS 1:33.86 GER 1:34.41

ECh 2012 FRA 1:32.35 RUS 1:33.87 CZE 1:35.18

WCh 2012 Not on the programme ECh 2013 ITA 1:32.83 GER 1:33.06 BLR 1:34.56

WCh 2014 BRA 1:30.51 FRA 1:31.25 USA 1:31.83

ECh 2015 ITA 1:31.71 RUS 1:32.17 BLR 1:33.21

WCh 2016 RUS 1:31.52 USA 1:31.97 BLR 1:32.49

ECh 2017 RUS 1:30.44 ITA 1:31.91 BLR 1:32.06

WCh 2018 RUS 1:30.54 USA 1:30.90 BRA 1:31.49

4x50m freestyle Men Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 FRA 4 3 0 7 2 NED 4 1 2 7 3 SWE 4 0 2 6 4 RUS 3 2 1 6 5 ITA 2 5 1 8 6 GER 1 5 2 8 7 UKR 1 0 2 3 8 CRO 0 2 1 3 9 GBR 0 1 2 3

10 BEL 0 0 3 3 11 BLR 0 0 1 1

NOR 0 0 1 1 POL 0 0 1 1

19 19 19 57

4x50 medley Men Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 GER 11 4 1 16 2 ITA 4 3 1 8 3 RUS 2 5 1 8 4 SWE 2 1 1 4 5 FRA 1 0 1 2 6 UKR 0 3 1 4 7 FIN 0 2 1 3 8 GBR 0 1 4 5 9 BLR 0 0 3 3

10 CRO 0 0 1 1 CZE 0 0 1 1 NED 0 0 1 1 SUI 0 0 1 1


2008: two silver, no bronze


50m freestyle Women GOLD SILVER BRONZE

WCh 2006 Lisbeth LENTON – AUS 23.97 Therese ALSHAMMAR – SWE 23.98 Marleen VELDHUIS – NED 24.25

ECh 2006 Marleen VELDHUIS – NED 23.69 Therese ALSHAMMAR – SWE 23.76 Hanna-Maria SEPPALA – FIN 24.57

ECh 2007 Marleen VELDHUIS – NED 23.77 Britta STEFFEN – GER 23.80 Hinkelien SCHREUDER – NED 24.29

WCh 2008 Marleen VELDHUIS – NED 23.25 Hinkelien SCHREUDER – NED 23.83 Hinkelien SCHREUDER – NED 24.11

ECh 2008 Marleen VELDHUIS – NED 23.55 Hinkelien SCHREUDER – NED 23.72 Jeanette OTTESEN – DEN 24.05

ECh 2009 Hinkelien SCHREUDER – NED 23.32 Ranomi Kromowidjojo – NED 23.58 Dorothea BRANDT – GER 23.74

ECh 2010 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 23.58 Hinkelien SCHREUDER – NED 23.90 Dorothea BRANDT – GER 23.95

WCh 2010 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 23.37 Hinkelien SCHREUDER – NED 23.81 Ari. VANDERPOOL-WALLACE – BAH 24.09

ECH 2011 Dorothea BRANDT – GER 24.01 Jeanette OTTESEN – DEN 24.11 Triin ALJAND – EST 24.23

ECh 2012 Aliaksandra HERASIMENIA – BLR 23.85 Triin ALJAND – EST 24.24 Jeanette OTTESEN GRAY – DEN 24.33

WCh 2012 Aliaksandra HERASIMENIA – BLR 23.64 Hinkelien SCHREUDER – NED 23.87 Jeanette OTTESEN GRAY – DEN 24.00

ECh 2013 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 23.36 Sarah SJOESTROEM – SWE 23.79 Aliaksandra HERASIMENIA – BLR 23.83

WCh 2014 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 23.32 Bronte CAMPBELL – AUS 23.62 Dorothea BRANDT – GER 23.77

ECh 2015 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 23.56 Sarah SJOESTROEM – SWE 23.63 Jeanette OTTESEN – DEN 23.94

WCh 2016 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 23.60 Silvia DI PIETRO – ITA 23.90 Madison KENNEDY – USA 23.93

ECh 2017 Sarah SJOESTROEM – SWE 23.30 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 23.31 Pernille BLUME – DEN 23.49

WCh 2018 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 23.19 Femke HEEMSKERK – NED 23.67 Etiene MEDEIROS – BRA 23.76


WCh 2006 Lisbeth LENTON – AUS 52.33 Marleen VELDHUIS – NED 53.33 Maritza CORREIA – USA 53.54

ECh 2006 Marleen VELDHUIS – NED 52.41 Alena POPCHANKA – FRA 52.91 Josefin LILLHAGE – SWE 53.09

ECh 2007 Britta STEFFEN – GER 52.20 Marleen VELDHUIS – NED 52.30 Josefin LILLHAGE – SWE 52.84

WCh 2008 Marleen VELDHUIS – NED 52.17 Francesca HALSALL – GBR 52.79 Jeanette OTTTESEN – DEN 52.94

ECh 2008 Marleen VELDHUIS – NED 51.95 Jeanette OTTTESEN – DEN 52.08 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 52.22

ECh 2009 Inge DEKKER – NED 51.35 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 51.44 Jeanette OTTTESEN – DEN 52.18

ECh 2010 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 51.44 Femke HEEMSKERK – NED 52.02 Britta STEFFEN – GER 52.92

WCh 2010 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 51.45 Femke HEEMSKERK – NED 52.18 Natalie COUGHLIN – USA 52.25

ECH 2011 Britta STEFFEN – GER 51.94 Jeanette OTTTESEN – DEN 52.05 Amy SMITH – GBR 52.77

ECh 2012 Veronika POPOVA – RUS 52.86 Jeanette OTTTESEN GRAY – DEN 53.13 Charlotte BONNET – FRA 53.23

WCh 2012 Britta STEFFEN – GER 52.31 Megan ROMANO – USA 52.48 Yi TANG – CHN 52.73

ECh 2013 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 51.78 Sarah SJOESTROEM – SWE 51.99 Aliaksandra HERASIMENIA – BLR 52.34

WCh 2014 Femke HEEMSKERK – NED 51.37 Sarah SJOESTROEM – SWE 51.39 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 51.47

ECh 2015 Sarah SJOESTROEM – SWE 51.37 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 51.59 Veronika POPOVA – RUS 52.02

WCh 2016 Brittany ELMSLIE – AUS 51.81 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 51.92 Penny OLEKSIAK – CAN 52.01

ECh 2017 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 50.95 Sarah SJOESTROEM – SWE 51.03 Pernille BLUME – DEN 51.63

WCh 2018 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 51.14 Femke HEEMSKERK – NED 51.60 Mallory COMERFORD – USA 51.63

50m freestyle Women Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 NED 12 4 2 18 2 SWE 3 6 4 13 3 GER 2 2 2 6 4 GBR 1 4 1 6 5 BLR 1 1 1 3 6 DEN 0 1 4 5 7 EST 0 1 1 2 8 ITA 0 1 0 1 9 FIN 0 0 1 1

FRA 0 0 1 1 NOR 0 0 1 1

19 20 18 57 1999: two silver, no bronze


NAT G S B TOT 1 NED 8 6 1 15 2 SWE 3 3 5 11 3 GER 3 0 4 7 4 FRA 2 1 2 5 5 SVK 1 2 2 5 6 GBR 1 2 1 4 7 BLR 1 0 1 2

RUS 1 0 1 2 9 DEN 0 3 2 5

10 FIN 0 1 1 2 20 18 20 58

2002: two gold, no silver 2005: two bronze



WCh 2006 Yu YANG – CHN 1:54.94 Federica PELLEGRINI – ITA 1:55.15 Annika LIEBS – GER 1:55.56

ECh 2006 Alena POPCHANKA – FRA 1:54.25 Otylia JEDRZEJCZAK – POL 1:54.39 Josefin LILLHAGE – SWE 1:54.75

ECh 2007 Josefin LILLHAGE – SWE 1:53.55 Laure MANAUDOU – FRA 1:54.15 Coralie BALMY – FRA 1:54.43

WCh 2008 Kylie PALMER – AUS 1:54.41 Femke HEEMSKERK – NED 1:54.65 Caitlin MCCLATCHEY – GBR 1:55.15

ECh 2008 Federica PELLEGRINI – ITA 1:51.85 Femke HEEMSKERK – NED 1:53.79 Daria BELYAKINA – RUS 1:53.85

ECh 2009 Federica PELLEGRINI – ITA 1:51.17 Evelyn VERRASZTO – HUN 1:52.61 Femke HEEMSKERK – NED 1:54.20

ECh 2010 Femke HEEMSKERK – NED 1:52.62 Silke LIPPOK – GER 1:53.96 Evelyn VERRASZTO – HUN 1:54.39

WCh 2010 Camille MUFFAT – FRA 1:52.29 Kathryn HOFF – USA 1:52.91 Kylie PALMER – AUS 1:52.96

ECH 2011 Silke LIPPOK – GER 1:54.08 Melanie COSTA – ESP 1:54.31 Evelyn VERRASZTO – HUN 1:54.55

ECh 2012 Camille MUFFAT – FRA 1:52.20 Charlotte BONNET – FRA 1:54.00 Veronika POPOVA – RUS 1:54.20

WCh 2012 Allison SCHMITT – USA 1:53.59 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 1:54.31 Melanie COSTA – ESP 1:54.45

ECh 2013 Federica PELLEGRINI – ITA 1:52.80 Charlotte BONNET – FRA 1:53.26 Veronika POPOVA – RUS 1:53.62

WCh 2014 Sarah SJOESTROEM – SWE 1:50.78 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 1:51.18 Femke HEEMSKERK – NED 1:51.69

ECh 2015 Federica PELLEGRINI – ITA 1:51.89 Veronika POPOVA – RUS 1:52.46 Femke HEEMSKERK – NED 1:52.81

WCh 2016 Federica PELLEGRINI – ITA 1:51.73 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 1:52.58 Taylor RUCK – CAN 1:52.50

ECh 2017 Charlotte BONNET – FRA 1:52.19 Femke HEEMSKERK – NED 1:53.41 Veronika ANDRUSENKO – RUS 1:53.75

WCh 2018 Ariarne TITMUS – AUS 1:51.38 Mallory COMERFORD – USA 1:51.81 Femke HEEMSKERK – NED 1:52.36


WCh 2006 Kate ZIEGLER – USA 4:01.79 Bronte BARRAT – AUS 4:03.29 Federica PELLEGRINI – ITA 4:03.63

ECh 2006 Laure MANAUDOU – FRA 3:56.09 Federica PELLEGRINI – ITA 3:59.96 Joanne JACKSON – GBR 4:01.48

ECh 2007 Laure MANAUDOU – FRA 3:57.43 Federica PELLEGRINI – ITA 4:00.78 Agnes MUTINA – HUN 4:02.35

WCh 2008 Kylie PALMER – AUS 3:59.23 Camelia POTEC – ROU 4:01.06 Joanne JACKSON – GBR 4:01.11

ECh 2008 Coralie BALMY – FRA 3:56.39 Camille MUFFAT – FRA 3:57.48 Alessia FILIPPI – ITA 3:59.35

ECh 2009 Coralie BALMY – FRA 3:56.55 Lotte FRIIS – DEN 3:59.06 Ophelie Cyrielle ETIENNE – FRA 3:59.94

ECh 2010 Agnes MUTINA – HUN 4:01.25 Melanie COSTA – ESP 4:02.26 Grainne MURPHY – IRL 4:02.86

WCh 2010 Kathryn HOFF – USA 3:57.07 Kylie PALMER – AUS 3:58.39 Federica PELLEGRINI – ITA 3:59.52

ECH 2011 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 3:56.39 Lotte FRIIS – DEN 3:58.02 Melanie COSTA – ESP 4:00.30

ECh 2012 Camille MUFFAT – FRA 3:54.85 Lotte FRIIS – DEN 3:58.85 Coralie BALMY – FRA 3:59.80

WCh 2012 Melanie COSTA – ESP 4:01.18 Chloe SUTTON – USA 4:01.20 Lauren BOYLE – NZL 4:01.24

ECh 2013 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 3:56.14 Lotte FRIIS – DEN 3:58.35 Federica PELLEGRINI – ITA 3:58.90

WCh 2014 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 3.55.76 Sharon VAN ROUWENDAAL – NED 3:57.76 Yufei ZHANG – CHN 3:59.51

ECh 2015 Jazmin CARLIN – GBR 3:58.81 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 3:58.84 Boglarka KAPAS – HUN 3:59.02

WCh 2016 Leah SMITH – USA 3:57.78 Veronika POPOVA – RUS 3:58.90 Chihiro IGARASHI – JPN 3:59.41

ECh 2017 Boglarka KAPAS – HUN 3:58.15 Sarah KOEHLER – GER 3:59.12 Julia HASSLER – LIE 4:02.43

WCh 2018 Ariarne TITMUS – AUS 3:52.92 Jianjiahe WANG – CHN 3:54.56 Binjie LI – CHN 3:57.99


NAT G S B TOT 1 ITA 5 0 0 5

SVK 5 0 0 5 3 FRA 3 5 1 9 4 SWE 3 2 3 8 5 GER 1 3 2 6 6 NED 1 2 3 6 7 GBR 1 2 1 4 8 BLR 1 0 2 3 9 RUS 0 1 4 5

10 HUN 0 1 2 3 11 POL 0 1 1 2 12 ESP 0 1 0 1



NAT G S B TOT 1 FRA 6 1 2 9 2 GBR 3 3 3 9 3 HUN 3 1 2 6 4 ESP 2 1 3 6 5 UKR 1 2 0 3 6 RUS 1 1 2 4 7 CZE 1 1 0 2

NED 1 1 0 2 9 SLO 1 0 0 1

10 DEN 0 4 0 4 11 ITA 0 2 3 5 12 GER 0 1 2 3 13 BLR 0 1 0 1 14 IRL 0 0 1 1

SUI 0 0 1 1 LIE 0 0 1 1

19 19 20 58 2003: two bronze



WCh 2006 Anastasia IVANENKO – RUS 8:11.99 Kate ZIEGLER – USA 8:14.12 Rebecca COOKE – GBR 8:20.02

ECh 2006 Laure MANAUDOU – FRA 8:12.24 Anastasia IVANENKO – RUS 8:18.09 Erika VILLAECIJA – ESP 8:20.09

ECh 2007 Lotte FRIIS – DEN 8:12.27 Erika VILLAECIJA – ESP 8:12.40 Alessia FILIPPI – ITA 8:12.84

WCh 2008 Rebecca ADLINGTON – GBR 8:08.25 Kylie PALMER – AUS 8:12.32 Erika VILLAECIJA – ESP 8:13.93

ECh 2008 Alessia FILIPPI – ITA 8:04.53 Coralie BALMY – FRA 8:05.32 Lotte FRIIS – DEN 8:09.91

ECh 2009 Lotte FRIIS – DEN 8:08.02 Erika VILLAECIJA – ESP 8:13.93 Ophelie Cyrielle ETIENNE – FRA 8:16.20

ECh 2010 Federica PELLEGRINI – ITA 8:15.20 Boglarka KAPAS – HUN 8:18.56 Grainne MURPHY – IRL 8:19.45

WCh 2010 Erika VILLAECIJA – ESP 8:11.61 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 8:12.48 Kate ZIEGLER – USA 8:12.84

ECH 2011 Lotte FRIIS – DEN 8:07.53 Erika VILLAECIJA – ESP 8:12.23 Melanie COSTA – ESP 8:16.28

ECh 2012 Lotte FRIIS – DEN 8:10.24 Hannah MILEY – GBR 8:15.66 Aimee WILLMOTT – GBR 8:18.90

WCh 2012 Lauren BOYLE – NZL 8:08.62 Lotte FRIIS – DEN 8:10.99 Chloe SUTTON – USA 8:15.53

ECh 2013 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 8:05.18 Lotte FRIIS – DEN 8:08.68 Sharon VAN ROUWENDAAL – NED 8:14.24

WCh 2014 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 8:03.41 Jazmin CARLIN – GBR 8:08.16 Sharon VAN ROUWENDAAL – NED 8:08.17

ECh 2015 Jazmin CARLIN – GBR 8:11.01 Boglarka KAPAS – HUN 8:11.43 Sharon VAN ROUWENDAAL – NED 8:15.84

WCh 2016 Leah SMITH – USA 8:10.17 Ashley TWICHELL – USA 8:11.95 Kiah MELVERTON – AUS 8:16.51

ECh 2017 Sarah KOEHLER – GER 8:10.65 Boglarka KAPAS – HUN 8:11.13 Simona QUADARELLA – ITA 8:16.53

WCh 2018 Jianjiahe WANG – CHN 8:04.35 Simona QUADARELLA – ITA 8:08.03 Leah SMITH – USA 8:08.75

50m backstroke Women GOLD SILVER BRONZE

WCh 2006 Janine PIETSCH – GER 27.00 Tayliah ZIMMER – AUS 27.25 Chang GAO – CHN 27.28

ECh 2006 Janine PIETSCH – GER 27.32 Iryna AMSHENNIKOVA – UKR 27.44 Anna GOSTOMELSKY – ISR 27.50

ECh 2007 Sanja JOVANOVIC – CRO 26.50 Janine PIETSCH – GER 27.11 Fabienne NADARAJAH – AUT 27.50

WCh 2008 Sanja JOVANOVIC – CRO 26.37 Chang GAO – CHN 26.70 Kateryna ZUBKOVA – UKR 26.81

ECh 2008 Sanja JOVANOVIC – CRO 26.23 Kateryna ZUBKOVA – UKR 26.65 Elena GEMO – ITA 26.77

ECh 2009 Sanja JOVANOVIC – CRO 25.70 Aliaksandra HERASIMENIA – BLR 26.12 Ksenia MOSKVINA – RUS 26.38

ECh 2010 Sanja JOVANOVIC – CRO 27.10 Elena GEMO – ITA 27.13 Simona BAUMRTOVA – CZE 27.30

WCh 2010 Jing ZHAO – CHN 26.27 Rachel GOH – AUS 26.54 Mercedes PERIS – ESP 26.80

ECH 2011 Anastasia ZUEVA – RUS 26.23 Georgia DAVIES – GBR 26.93 Simona BAUMRTOVA – CZE 26.94

ECh 2012 Laure MANAUDOU – FRA 26.78 Sanja JOVANOVIC – CRO 26.84 Simona BAUMRTOVA – CZE 26.97

WCh 2012 Jing ZHAO – CHN 25.95 Olivia SMOLIGA – USA 26.13 Aleksandra URBANCZYK – POL 26.50

ECh 2013 Simona BAUMRTOVA – CZE 26.26 Aleksandra URBANCZYK – POL 26.31 Michelle COLEMAN – SWE 26.67

WCh 2014 Etiene MEDEIROS – BRA 25.67 Emily SEEBOHM – AUS 25.83 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 25.96

ECh 2015 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 26.13 Aleksandra URBANCZYK – POL 26.27 Sanja JOVANOVIC – CRO 26.45

WCh 2016 Etiene MEDEIROS – BRA 25.82 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 25.99 Alexandra DE LOOF – USA 26.14

ECh 2017 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 25.95 Alicja TCHORZ – POL 26.09 Maaike DE WAARD – NED 26.40

WCh 2018 Olivia SMOLIGA – USA 25.88 Caroline PILHATSCH – AUT 25.99 Holly BARRATT – AUS 26.04


NAT G S B TOT 1 SUI 4 3 1 8 2 DEN 4 2 1 7 3 ESP 2 3 3 8 4 FRA 2 1 1 4 5 ITA 2 0 2 4 6 GBR 1 3 3 7 7 HUN 1 3 1 5 8 NED 1 1 2 4 9 GER 1 0 2 3

10 UKR 1 0 0 1 11 RUS 0 2 1 3 12 SLO 0 1 0 1 13 CZE 0 0 1 1

IRL 0 0 1 1 19 19 19 57

50 m backstroke Women Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 GER 6 4 4 14 2 CZE 4 1 5 10 3 CRO 4 1 1 6 4 HUN 2 0 0 2 5 DEN 1 0 1 2

RUS 1 0 1 2 7 FRA 1 0 0 1 8 UKR 0 3 0 3

POL 0 3 0 3 10 ESP 0 2 0 2 11 BLR 0 1 1 2

ITA 0 1 1 2 SWE 0 1 1 2

14 FIN 0 1 0 1 GBR 0 1 0 1

16 NED 0 0 2 2 17 AUT 0 0 1 1

ISR 0 0 1 1 19 19 19 57



WCh 2006 Janine PIETSCH – GER 58.02 Tayliah ZIMMER – AUS 58.27 Chang GAO – CHN 58.74

ECh 2006 Laure MANAUDOU – FRA 57.87 Antje BUSCHSCHULTE – GER 58.20 Iryna AMSHENNIKOVA – UKR 59.03

ECh 2007 Laure MANAUDOU – FRA 57.34 Sanja JOVANOVIC – CRO 57.94 Janine PIETSCH – GER 58.15

WCh 2008 Kirsty COVENTRY – ZIM 57.10 Kateryna ZUBKOVA – UKR 57.15 Sanja JOVANOVIC – CRO 57.80

ECh 2008 Sanja JOVANOVIC – CRO 56.87 Kateryna ZUBKOVA – UKR 57.01 Laure MANAUDOU – FRA 57.16

ECh 2009 Ksenia MOSKVINA – RUS 56.36 Sanja JOVANOVIC – CRO 56.93 Aliaksandra HERASIMENIA – BLR 57.23

ECh 2010 Daryna ZEVINA – UKR 57.57 Sharon VAN ROUWENDAAL – NED 57.91 Duane DA ROCHA – ESP 58.37

WCh 2010 Natalie COUGHLIN – USA 56.08 Jing ZHAO – CHN 56.18 Chang GAO – CHN 56.21

ECH 2011 Daryna ZEVINA – UKR 56.96 Anastasia ZUEVA – RUS 57.12 Mie OE NIELSEN – DEN 57.57

ECh 2012 Daryna ZEVINA – UKR 57.07 Laure MANAUDOU – FRA 57.70 Simona BAUMRTOVA – CZE 58.08

WCh 2012 Olivia SMOLIGA – USA 56.64 Mie OE NIELSEN – DEN 57.07 Simona BAUMRTOVA – CZE 57.18

ECh 2013 Mie OE NIELSEN – DEN 55.99 Simona BAUMRTOVA – CZE 56.28 Daryna ZEVINA – UKR 56.94

WCh 2014 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 55.03 Emily SEEBOHM – AUS 55.31 Daryna ZEVINA – UKR 55.54

ECh 2015 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 55.42 Alicja TCHORZ – POL 57.17 Eyglo Osk GUSTAFSDOTTIR – ISL 57.42

WCh 2016 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 55.54 Kylie Jacqueline MASSE – CAN 56.24 Georgia DAVIES – GBR 56.45

ECh 2017 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 55.66 Kira TOUSSAINT –NED 56.21 Maria KAMENEVA – RUS 57.01

WCh 2018 Olivia SMOLIGA – USA 56.19 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 56.26 Georgia DAVIES – GBR Minna ATHERTON – AUS

56.74 =


WCh 2006 Margaret HOELZER – USA 2:05.29 Tayliah ZIMMER – AUS 2:05.99 Hannah MCLEAN – NZL 2:06.96

ECh 2006 Esther BARON – FRAU 2:04.08 Iryna AMSHENNIKIVA – UKR 2:04.57 Elizabeth SIMMONDS – GBR 2:05.74

ECh 2007 Anja CARMAN - SLO 2:05.20 Ester BARON – FRA 2:05.57 Iryna AMSHENNIKIVA – UKR 2:05.98

WCh 2008 Kirsty COVENTRY – ZIM 2:00.91 Elizabeth SIMMONDS – GBR 2:02.60 Margaret HOELZER – USA 2:03.85

ECh 2008 Alexandra PUTRA – FRA 2:02.48 Alexianne CASTEL – FRA 2:03.10 Elizabeth SIMMONDS – GBR 2:03.12

ECh 2009 Alexianne CASTEL – FRA 2:02.67 Jenny MENSING – GER 2:03.31 Pernille LARSEN – DEN 2:03.50

ECh 2010 Duane DA ROCHA – ESP 2:03.97 Sharon VAN ROUWENDAAL – NED 2:04.13 Daryna ZEVINA – UKR 2:05.08

WCh 2010 Alexianne CASTEL – FRA 2:01.67 Melissa FRANKLIN – USA 2:02.01 Yanxin ZHOU – CHN 2:03.22

ECH 2011 Daryna ZEVINA – UKR 2:02.25 Duane DA ROCHA – ESP 2:03.32 Melanie NOCHER – IRL 2:04.29

ECh 2012 Daryna ZEVINA – UKR 2:01.97 Alexianne CASTEL – FRA 2:03.23 Simona BAUMRTOVA – CZE 2:03.43

WCh 2012 Daryna ZEVINA – UKR 2:02.24 Bonnie BRANDSON – USA 2:03.19 Duane DA ROCHA – ESP 2:04.15

ECh 2013 Daryna ZEVINA – UKR 2:02.20 Simona BAUMRTOVA – CZE 2:03.06 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 2:03.81

WCh 2014 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 1:59.23 Emily SEEBOHM – AUS 2:00.13 Sayaka AKASE – JPN 2:02.30

ECh 2015 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 1:59.84 Daria K. USTINOVA – RUS 2:01.57 Eyglo Osk GUSTAFSDOTTIR – ISL 2:03.53

WCh 2016 Katinka HOSSZU - HUN 2:00.79 Daryna ZEVINA – UKR 2:02.24 Emily SEEBOHM – AUS 2:02.65

ECh 2017 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 2:01.59 Daryna ZEVINA – UKR 2:02.27 Margherita PANZIERA – ITA 2:02.43

WCh 2018 Lisa BRATTON – USA 2:00.71 Kathleen BAKER – USA 2:00.79 Emily SEEBOHM – AUS 2:01.37

100m backstroke Women Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 GER 4 4 3 11 2 UKR 4 1 2 7 3 FRA 3 1 2 6 4 CZE 2 4 2 8 5 HUN 2 0 0 2 6 CRO 1 2 0 3 7 DEN 1 1 2 4 8 RUS 1 1 1 3 9 ESP 1 0 2 3

10 GBR 0 2 2 4 11 NED 0 2 0 2

POL 0 1 0 1 13 BLR 0 0 1 1

ISL 0 0 1 1 SLO 0 0 1 1

19 19 19 57

200m backstroke Women Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 UKR 4 2 3 9 2 GER 3 4 2 9 3 FRA 3 3 0 6 4 GBR 3 2 3 8 5 HUN 2 0 1 3 6 ESP 1 3 0 4 7 CZE 1 1 1 3

DEN 1 1 1 3 9 SLO 1 0 2 3

10 RUS 0 2 2 4 11 NED 0 1 0 1 12 FIN 0 0 1 1

IRL 0 0 1 1 ISL 0 0 1 1

ITA 0 0 1 1 19 19 19 57


50m breaststroke Women GOLD SILVER BRONZE

ECh 2006 Janne SCHAEFER – GER 30.43 Kate HAYWOOD – GBR 30.88 Elena BOGOMAZOVA – RUS 30.98

ECh 2007 Yuliya EFIMOVA – RUS Janne SCHAEFER – GER

30.33 =

Sarah POEWE – GER 30.80

WCh 2008 Jessica HARDY – USA 29.58 Kate HAYWOOD – GBR

Sarah KATSOULIS – AUS 30.35

=

ECh 2008 Valentina ARTEMYEVA – RUS 29.96 Janne SCHAEFER – GER 30.37 Moniek NIJHUIS – NED 30.45

ECh 2009 Moniek NIJHUIS – NED 29.68 Jane TREPP – EST 29.82 Janne SCHAEFER – GER 29.92

ECh 2010 Dorothea BRANDT – GER 30.40 Moniek NIJHUIS – NED 30.45 Valentina ARTEMYEVA – RUS 30.55

WCh 2010 Rebecca SONI – USA 29.83 Leiston PICKETT – AUS 29.84 Jin ZHAO – CHN 29.90

ECH 2011 Valentina ARTEMYEVA – RUS 30.06 Dorothea BRANDT – GER 30.17 Daria DEEVA – RUS 30.63

ECh 2012 Petra CHOCOVA – CZE 30.02 Rikke MOELLER PEDERSEN – DEN 30.25 Sycerika MCMAHON – IRL 30.34

WCh 2012 Ruta MEILUTYTE – LTU 29.44 Alia ATKINSON – JAM 29.67 Sarah KATSOULIS – AUS 29.94

ECh 2013 Ruta MEILUTYTE – LTU 29.10 Moniek NIJHUIS – NED 29.79 Jennie JOHANSSON – SWE 29.80

WCh 2014 Ruta MEILUTYTE – LTU 28.84 Alia ATKINSON – JAM 28.91 Moniek NIJHUIS – NED 29.64

ECh 2015 Jenna LAUKKANEN – FIN 29.71 Fanny LECLUYSE – BEL 29.84 Natalia IVANEEVA – RUS 29.99

WCh 2016 Lilly KING – USA 28.92 Alia ATKINSON – JAM 29.11 Molly HANNIS – USA 29.58

ECh 2017 Ruta MEILUTYTE – LTU 29.36 Jenna LAUKKANEN – FIN 29.54 Sophie HANSSON – SWE 29.77

WCh 2018 Alia ATKINSON – JAM 29.05 Ruta MEILUTYTE – LTU 29.38 Martina CARRARO – ITA 29.59


ECh 2006 Anna KHLISTUNOVA – UKR 1:05.73 Kirsty BALFOUR – GBR 1:06.57 Janne SCHAEFER – GER 1:07.32

ECh 2007 Yuliya EFIMOVA – RUS 1:04.95 Mirna JUKIC – AUT 1:06.57 Elena BOGOMAZOVA – RUS 1.06.72

WCh 2008 Jessica HARDY – USA 1:04.22 Jade EDMISTONE – AUS 1:04.93 Suzaan VAN BILJON - RSA 1:05.38

ECh 2008 Valentina ARTEMYEVA – RUS 1:05.02 Sophie DE RONCHI – FRA 1:05.43 Mirna JUKIC – AUT 1:05.64

ECh 2009 Caroline RUHNAU – GER 1:04.84 Moniek NIJHUIS – NED 1:04.96 Jennie JOHANSSON – SWE 1:05.19

ECh 2010 Moniek NIJHUIS – NED 1:06.20 Sophie DE RONCHI – FRA 1:06.21 Tessa BROUWER – NED 1:06.65

WCh 2010 Rebecca SONI – USA 1:03.98 Leisel JONES – AUS 1:04.26 Liping JI – CHN 1:04.79

ECH 2011 Valentina ARTEMYEVA – RUS 1:05.19 Rikke MOELLER PEDERSEN – DEN 1:05.23 Daria DEEVA – RUS 1:05.83

ECh 2012 Rikke MOELLER PEDERSEN – DEN 1:04.12 Petra CHOCOVA – CZE 1:05.50 Marina GARCIA – ESP 1:05.82

WCh 2012 Ruta MEILUTYTE – LTU 1:03.52 Alia ATKINSON – JAM 1:03.80 Rikke MOELLER PEDERSEN – DEN 1:04.05

ECh 2013 Ruta MEILUTYTE – LTU 1:02.92 Rikke MOELLER PEDERSEN – DEN 1:04.39 Jennie JOHANSSON – SWE 1:05.13

WCh 2014 Alia ATKINSON – JAM 1:02.36 Ruta MEILUTYTE – LTU 1:02.46 Moniek NIJHUIS – NED 1:04.03

ECh 2015 Jenna LAUKKANEN – FIN 1:04.56 Moniek NIJHUIS – NED 1:05.21 Viktoria Zeynep GUNES – TUR 1:05.32

WCh 2016 Alia ATKINSON – JAM 1:03.03 Lilly KING – USA 1:03.35 Molly HANNIS – USA 1:03.89

ECh 2017 Ruta MEILUTYTE – LTU 1:03.79 Jenna LAUKKANEN – FIN 1:04.25 Jessica VALL MONTERO – ESP 1:04.80

WCh 2018 Alia ATKINSON – JAM 1:03.51 Katie MEILI – USA 1:03.63 Jessica Hansen – AUS 1:04.61

50m breaststroke Women

Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017) NAT G S B TOT

1 GER 7 4 4 15 2 RUS 3 1 6 10 3 SWE 3 1 3 7 4 LTU 2 0 0 2 5 NED 1 2 1 4 6 GBR 1 1 2 4 7 AUT 1 1 1 3 8 FIN 1 1 0 2 9 CZE 1 0 0 1

10 POL 0 2 0 2 11 NOR 0 1 1 2 12 BEL 0 1 0 1

DEN 0 1 0 1 EST 0 1 0 1 HUN 0 1 0 1

16 IRL 0 0 1 1 20 18 19 57

2007: two gold, no silver

100m breaststroke Women Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 GER 5 0 3 8 2 RUS 3 2 2 7 3 POL 3 0 1 4 4 BEL 2 0 0 2

LTU 2 0 0 2 6 NED 1 2 1 4 7 DEN 1 2 0 3 8 FIN 1 1 0 2 9 NOR 1 0 1 2

UKR 1 0 1 2 11 AUT 0 5 2 7 12 FRA 0 2 0 2 13 SWE 0 1 3 4 14 GBR 0 1 1 2

HUN 0 1 1 2 16 CZE 0 1 0 1 17 ESP 0 0 2 2 18 ITA 0 0 1 1

TUR 0 0 1 1 20 18 20 58

1998: two gold, no silver / 2005: two bronze



WCh 2006 Hui QI – CHN 2:20.72 Tara KIRK – USA 2:21.77 Nan LUO – CHN 2:23.49

ECh 2006 Kirsty BALFOUR – GBR 2:21.82 Anne POLESKA – GER 2:23.12 Beata KAMINSKA – POL 2:24.87

ECh 2007 Yuliya EFIMOVA – RUS 2:19.08 Mirna JUKIC – AUT 2:20.92 Anne POLESKA – GER 2:22.66

WCh 2008 Suzaan VAN BILJON – RSA 2:18.73 Sally FOSTER – AUS 2:20.11 Yuliya EFIMOVA – RUS 2:20.48

ECh 2008 Alena ALEKSEEVA – RUS 2:19.93 Mirna JUKIC – AUT 2:20.48 Patrizia HUMPLIK – SUI 2:21.68

ECh 2009 Rikke MOELLER PEDERSEN – DEN 2:16.66 Nadja HIGL – SRB 2:17.52 Joline HOESTMAN – SWE 2:19.28

ECh 2010 Anastasia CHAUN – RUS 2.22.68 Tanja SMID – SLO 2:22.88 Chiara BOGGIATTO – ITA 2:24.52

WCh 2010 Rebecca SONI – USA 2:16.39 Ye SUN – CHN 2:18.09 Rikke MOELLER PEDERSEN – DEN 2:18.82

ECH 2011 Rikke MOELLER PEDERSEN – DEN 2:19.55 Anastasia CHAUN – RUS 2:20.84 Fanny LECLUYSE – BEL 2:21.14

ECh 2012 Rikke MOELLER PEDERSEN – DEN 2:17.26 Marina GARCIA – ESP 2:20.57 Ganna DZERKAL – UKR 2:21.94

WCh 2012 Rikke MOELLER PEDERSEN – DEN 2:16.08 Laura SOGAR – USA 2:16.93 Kanako WATANABE – JPN 2:19.39

ECh 2013 Rikke MOELLER PEDERSEN – DEN 2:15.21 Vitalina SIMONOVA – RUS 2:18.88 Giulia DE ASCENTIS – ITA 2:20.93

WCh 2014 Kanako WATANABE – JPN 2:16.92 Rie KANETO – JPN 2:17.43 Rikke MOELLER PEDERSEN – DEN 2:17.83

ECh 2015 Fanny LECLUYSE – BEL 2:18.49 Maria ASTASHKINA – RUS 2:19.69 Viktoria Zeynep GUNES – TUR 2:19.73

WCh 2016 Molly RENSHAW – GBR 2:18.51 Kelsey Lauren WOG – CAN 2:18.52 Chloe TUTTON – GBR 2:18.83

ECh 2017 Jessica VALL MONTERO – ESP 2:18.41 Rikke MOELLER PEDERSEN – DEN 2:19.53 Fanny LECLUYSE – BEL 2:19.68

WCh 2018 Annie LAZOR – USA 2:18.32 Bethany GALAT – USA 2:18.62 Fanny LECLUYSE – BEL 2:18.85

50m butterfly Women GOLD SILVER BRONZE

WCh 2006 Therese ALSHAMMAR – SWE 25.76 Fabienne NADARAJAH – AUT 25.95 Anna-Karin KAMMERLING – SWE 26.07

ECh 2006 Therese ALSHAMMAR – SWE 25.36 Inge DEKKER – NED 25.65 Anna-Karin KAMMERLING – SWE 25.92

ECh 2007 Anna-Karin KAMMERLING – SWE 25.70 Inge DEKKER – NED 25.74 Hinkelien SCHREUDER – NED 25.90

WCh 2008 Felicity GALVEZ – AUS 25.32 Hinkelien SCHREUDER – NED 25.40 Inge DEKKER – NED 25.60

ECh 2008 Hinkelien SCHREUDER – NED 25.21 Jeanette OTTESEN – DEN 25.54 Diane BUI DUYET – FRA 25.55

ECh 2009 Inge DEKKER – NED Hinkelien SCHREUDER – NED

25.00 =

Ingvild SNILDAL – NOR 25.10

ECh 2010 Inge DEKKER – NED 25.38 Hinkelien SCHREUDER – NED 25.49 Triin ALJAND – EST 25.90

WCh 2010 Therese ALSHAMMAR – SWE 24.87 Felicity GALVEZ – AUS 24.90 Jeanette OTTESEN – DEN 25.24

ECH 2011 Jeanette OTTESEN – DEN 24.92 Triin ALJAND – EST 25.51 Sviatlana KHAKHLOVA – BLR 25.96

ECh 2012 Jeanette OTTESEN GRAY – DEN 25.21 Aliaksandra HERASIMENIA – BLR 25.53 Melanie HENIQUE – FRA 25.76

WCh 2012 Ying LU – CHN 25.14 Liuyang JIAO – CHN 25.23 Jeanette OTTESEN GRAY – DEN 25.55

ECh 2013 Sarah SJOESTROEM – SWE 24.90 Jeanette OTTESEN – DEN 25.03 Inge DEKKER – NED 25.29

WCh 2014 Sarah SJOESTROEM – SWE 24.58 Jeanette OTTESEN – DEN 24.71 Inge DEKKER – NED 24.73

ECh 2015 Sarah SJOESTROEM – SWE 24.58 Jeanette OTTESEN – DEN 25.04 Silvia DI PIETRO – ITA 25.26

WCh 2016 Jeanette OTTESEN – DEN 24.92 Kelsi WORRELL – USA 25.27 Rikako IKEE – JPN 25.32

ECh 2017 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 24.78 Emilie BECKMANN – DEN 25.16 Maaike DE WAARD – NED 25.46

WCh 2018 Ranomi KROMOWIDJOJO – NED 24.47 Holly BARRATT – AUS 24.80 Kelsi DAHLIA – USA 24.97

200m breaststroke Women Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 GER 4 3 6 13 2 DEN 4 1 0 5 3 RUS 3 3 0 6 4 AUT 2 4 0 6 5 POL 2 2 1 5 6 ESP 1 2 0 3 7 BEL 1 0 3 4

SWE 1 0 2 3 9 GBR 1 0 0 1

10 SLO 0 2 0 2 11 HUN 0 1 0 1

SRB 0 1 0 1 13 ITA 0 0 3 3 14 NOR 0 0 1 1

SUI 0 0 1 1 TUR 0 0 1 1 UKR 0 0 1 1

19 19 19 57

50m butterfly Women Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 SWE 12 4 3 19 2 NED 6 4 3 13 3 DEN 2 5 0 7 4 SVK 0 2 0 2 5 BLR 0 1 1 2

EST 0 1 1 2 7 GER 0 1 0 1 8 AUT 0 0 3 3 9 FRA 0 0 2 2

10 FIN 0 0 1 1 GBR 0 0 1 1 ISR 0 0 1 1 ITA 0 0 1 1 NOR 0 0 1 1 RUS 0 0 1 1




WCh 2006 Lisbeth LENTON – AUS 56.61 Rachel KOMISARZ – USA 57.43 Jessicah SCHIPPER – AUS 57.49

ECh 2006 Antje BUSCHSCHULTE - GER 56.94 Inge DEKKER – NED 57.19 Martina MORAVCOVA – SVK 57.59

ECh 2007 Inge DEKKER – NED 56.82 Alena POPCHANKA – FRA 57.55 Otylia JEDRZEJCZAK – POL 58.40

WCh 2008 Felicity GALVEZ – AUS 55.89 Rachel KOMISARZ – USA 56.32 Jemma LOWE – GBR 56.84

ECh 2008 Jeanette OTTESEN – DEN 56.70 Diane BUI DUYET - FRA 56.83 Eszter DARA – HUN 56.88

ECh 2009 Inge DEKKER – NED 55.74 Diane BUI DUYET - FRA 55.93 Jeanette OTTESEN – DEN 56.02

ECh 2010 Inge DEKKER – NED 56.51 Ingvild SNILDAL – NOR 57.46 Caterina GIACCHETTI – ITA 58.17

WCh 2010 Felicity GALVEZ – AUS 55.43 Therese ALSHAMMAR - SWE 55.73 Dana VOLLMER – USA 56.25

ECH 2011 Jeanette OTTESEN – DEN 56.22 Jemma LOWE – GBR 56.67 Ilaria BIANCHI – ITA 57.42

ECh 2012 Ilaria BIANCHI – ITA 56.40 Kimberly BUYS – BEL 57.00 Jeanette OTTESEN GRAY – DEN 57.13

WCh 2012 Ilaria BIANCHI – ITA 56.13 Zige LIU – CHN 56.58 Jemma LOWE – GBR 56.66

ECh 2013 Sarah SJOESTROEM – SWE 55.78 Jemma LOWE – GBR 56.32 Jeanette OTTESEN – DEN 56.42

WCh 2014 Sarah SJOESTROEM – SWE 54.61 Ying LU – CHN 55.25 Jeanette OTTESEN – DEN 55.32

ECh 2015 Sarah SJOESTROEM – SWE 55.03 Jeanette OTTESEN – DEN 55.68 Alexandra WENK – GER 56.43

WCh 2016 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 55.12 Kelsi WORRELL – USA 55.22 Rikako IKEE – JPN 55.64

ECh 2017 Sarah SJOESTROEM – SWE 55.00 Marie WATTEL – FRA 55.97 Emilie BECKMANN – DEN 56.22

WCh 2018 Kelsi DAHLIA – USA 55.01 Kendyl STEWART – USA 56.22 Daiene DIAS – BRA 56.31


WCh 2006 Jessicah SCHIPPER – AUS 2:05.11 Francesca SEGAT – ITA 2:05.91 Yu YANG – CHN 2:07.05

ECh 2006 Otylia JEDRZEJCZAK – POL 2:04.94 Beatrix BOULSEVICZ – HUN 2:06.73 Jessica DICKONS – GBR 2:07.36

ECh 2007 Otylia JEDRZEJCZAK – POL 2:03.53 Emese KOVACS – HUN 2:05.41 Annika MEHLHORN - GER 2:06.53

WCh 2008 Mary DESCENZA – USA 2:04.27 Felicity GALVEZ – AUS 2:04.90 Jessica DICKONS – GBR 2:05.09

ECh 2008 Petra GRANLUND – SWE 2:04.27 Aurore MONGEL – FRA 2:04.73 Jemma LOWE – GBR 2:04.78

ECh 2009 Aurore MONGEL – FRA 2:03.22 Petra GRANLUND – SWE 2:03.82 Franziska HENTKE – GER 2:04.68

ECh 2010 Zsuzsanna JAKABOS – HUN 2:05.58 Alessia POLIERI - ITA 2:06.18 Caterina GIACCHETTI – ITA 2:06.49

WCh 2010 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 2:03.59 Jemma LOWE – GBR 2:03.94 Petra GRANLUND – SWE 2:04.38

ECH 2011 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 2:03.37 Jemma LOWE – GBR 2:04.04 Jessica DICKONS – GBR 2:04.80

ECh 2012 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 2:05.78 Stefania PRIOZZI – ITA 2:06.09 Alessia POLIERI – ITA 2:06.63

WCh 2012 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 2:02.20 Liuyang JIAO – CHN 2:02.28 Jemma LOWE – GBR 2:03.19

ECh 2013 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 2:01.52 Franziska HENTKE – GER 2:03.47 Jemma LOWE – GBR 2:04.51

WCh 2014 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 1:59.61 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 2:01.12 Franziska HENTKE – GER 2:03.89

ECh 2015 Franziska HENTKE – GER 2:03.01 Lara GRANGEON – FRA 2:03.85 Alessia POLIERI – ITA 2:04.37

WCh 2016 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 2:02.15 Kelsi WORRELL – USA 2:02.89 Yufei ZHANG – CHN 2:05.10

ECh 2017 Franziska HENTKE – GER 2:03.92 Ilaria BIANCHI – ITA 2:04.22 Lara GRANGEON – FRA 2:04.31

WCh 2018 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 2:01.60 Kelsi DAHLIA – USA 2:01.73 Suzuka HASEGAWA – JPN 2:04.04


NAT G S B TOT 1 SVK 7 0 1 8 2 SWE 5 5 2 12 3 NED 3 1 1 5 4 DEN 2 3 7 12 5 GER 1 1 2 4 6 ITA 1 0 2 3 7 FRA 0 5 1 6 8 GBR 0 2 0 2 9 BEL 0 1 0 1

NOR 0 1 0 1 11 BLR 0 0 1 1

HUN 0 0 1 1 POL 0 0 1 1

19 19 19 57


NAT G S B TOT 1 HUN 5 2 0 7 2 GER 3 1 2 6 3 ESP 3 0 2 5 4 POL 3 0 0 3 5 DEN 2 6 2 10 6 SWE 1 3 1 5 7 FRA 1 2 2 5 8 SVK 1 0 0 1 9 ITA 0 4 4 8

10 GBR 0 1 5 6 11 AUT 0 0 1 1

19 19 19 57


100m individual medley Women GOLD SILVER BRONZE

WCh 2006 Brooke HANSON – AUS 1:00.16 Hanna-Maria SEPPALA – FIN 1:00.74 Martina MORAVCOVA – SVK 1:01.41

ECh 2006 Hanna-Maria SEPPALA – FIN 1:00.45 Ganna DZERKAL – UKR 1:00.50 Sviatlana KHAKHLOVA – BLR 1:00.78

ECh 2007 Hanna-Maria SEPPALA – FIN 1:00.23 Aleksandra URBANCZYK – POL 1:00.53 Sophie DE RONCHI – FRA 1:00.66

WCh 2008 Shayne REESE – AUS 59.58 Hanna-Maria SEPPALA – FIN 59.62 Kirsty COVENTRY – ZIM 59.77

ECh 2008 Hanna-Maria SEPPALA – FIN 59.24 Evelyn VERRASZTO – HUN 59.49 Francesca SEGAT – ITA 59.61

ECh 2009 Hinkelien SCHREUDER – NED 57.85 Evelyn VERRASZTO – HUN 58.21 Hanna-Maria SEPPALA – FIN 58.86

ECh 2010 Evelyn VERRASZTO – HUN 59.53 Hinkelien SCHREUDER – NED 59.57 Theresa MICHALAK – GER 59.85

WCh 2010 Ariana KUKORS – USA 58.95 Kotuku NGAWATI – AUS 59.27 Hinkelien SCHREUDER – NED 59.53

ECH 2011 Theresa MICHALAK – GER 59.05 Zsuzsanna JAKABOS – HUN 59.72 Mie OE NIELSEN – DEN 1:00.10

ECh 2012 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 58.83 Zsuzsanna JAKABOS – HUN 59.15 Siobhan-Marie O’CONNOR – GBR 59.72

WCh 2012 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 58.49 Ruta MEILUTYTE – LTU 58.79 Jing ZHAO – CHN 58.80

ECh 2013 Ruta MEILUTYTE – LTU 57.68 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 57.96 Siobhan-Marie O’CONNOR – GBR 58.26

WCh 2014 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 56.70 Siobhan-Marie O’CONNOR – GBR 57.83 Emily SEEBOHM – AUS 58.19

ECh 2015 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 56.67 Siobhan-Marie O’CONNOR – GBR 57.65 Marrit STEENBERGEN – NED 59.00

WCh 2016 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 57.24 Emily SEEBOHM – AUS 57.97 Alia ATKINSON – JAM 58.04

ECh 2017 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 56.97 Sarah SJOESTROEM – SWE 57.92 Susann BJOERNSEN – NOR 59.26

WCh 2018 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 57.26 Runa IMAI – JPN 57.85 Alia ATKINSON – JAM 58.11


WCh 2006 Hui QI – CHN 2:09.33 Kaitlin SANDENO – USA 2:10.79 Lara CARROLL – AUS 2:11.77

ECh 2006 Katarzyna BARANOWSKA – POL 2:09.47 Camille MUFFAT – FRA 2:10.83 Aleksandra URBANCZYK – POL 2:10.89

ECh 2007 Camille MUFFAT – FRA 2:09.05 Katarzyna BARANOWSKA – POL 2:09.25 Evelyn VERRASZTO – HUN 2:09.83

WCh 2008 Kirsty COVENTRY – ZIM 2:06.13 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 2:07.47 Hannah MILEY – GBR 2:08.79

ECh 2008 Francesca SEGAT – ITA 2:07.03 Evelyn VERRASZTO – HUN 2:07.93 Sophie DE RONCHI – FRA 2:08.10

ECh 2009 Evelyn VERRASZTO – HUN 2:04.64 Francesca SEGAT – ITA 2:06.21 Hannah MILEY – GBR 2:06.96

ECh 2010 Evelyn VERRASZTO – HUN 2:07.06 Kimberly BUYS – BEL 2:10.14 Lara GRANGEON - FRA 2:10.22

WCh 2010 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 2:05.73 Shiwen YE – CHN 2:05.94 Ariana KKUKORS – USA 2:06.09

ECH 2011 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 2:07.06 Evelyn VERRASZTO – HUN 2:08.28 Hannah MILEY – GBR 2:08.34

ECh 2012 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 2:05.78 Hannah MILEY – GBR 2:06.21 Zsuzsanna JAKABOS – HUN 2:06.66

WCh 2012 Shiwen YE – CHN 2:04.64 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 2:04.72 Hannah MILEY – GBR 2:07.12

ECh 2013 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 2:04.33 Siobhan-Marie O’CONNOR – GBR 2:06.73 Sophie ALLEN – GBR 2:06.86

WCh 2014 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 2:01.86 Siobhan-Marie O’CONNOR – GBR 2:05.87 Melanie MARGALIS – USA 2:06.68

ECh 2015 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 2:02.53 Siobhan-Marie O’CONNOR – GBR 2:05.13 Louise HANSSON – SWE 2:07.96

WCh 2016 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 2:02.90 Ella EASTIN – USA 2:05.02 Madisyn COX – USA 2:05.93

ECh 2017 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 2:04.43 Evelyn VERRASZTO – HUN 2:08.09 Ilaria CUSINATO – ITA 2:08.19

WCh 2018 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 2:03.25 Melanie MARGALIS – USA 2:04.62 Kathleen BAKER – USA 2:05.54

100m IM Women Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 SVK 5 1 0 6 2 HUN 4 5 0 9 3 FIN 4 0 1 5 4 GBR 2 3 4 9 5 GER 1 2 3 6 6 NED 1 1 2 4 7 POL 1 1 0 2 8 LTU 1 0 0 1 9 SLO 0 3 2 5

10 SWE 0 2 0 2 11 UKR 0 1 0 1 12 BLR 0 0 2 2 13 DEN 0 0 1 1

FRA 0 0 1 1 ITA 0 0 1 1 RUS 0 0 1 1

NOR 0 0 1 1 19 19 19 57


NAT G S B TOT 1 HUN 6 3 2 11 2 UKR 4 0 0 4 3 POL 3 4 1 8 4 GBR 1 3 6 10 5 GER 1 2 2 5 6 FRA 1 1 2 4 7 SLO 1 1 1 3

ITA 1 1 1 3 9 ESP 1 0 0 1

10 BLR 0 1 1 2 RUS 0 1 1 2

12 BEL 0 1 0 1 SVK 0 1 0 1

14 DEN 0 0 1 1 SWE 0 0 1 1

19 19 19 57



ECh 2005 Katarzyna BARANOWSKA –POL 4:33.70 Anastasia IVANENKO – RUS 4:35.27 Zsuzsanna JAKABOS – HUN 4:35.68

WCh 2006 Hui QI – CHN 4:34.28 Alessia FILIPPI – ITA

Anastasia IVANENKO – RUS 4:35.54

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ECh 2006 Alessia FILIPPI – ITA 4:31.58 Katarzyna BARANOWSKA –POL 4:32.78 Anastasia IVANENKO – RUS 4:33.46

ECh 2007 Alessia FILIPPI – ITA 4:30.46 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 4:31.06 Camille MUFFAT – FRA 4:31.38

WCh 2008 Kirsty COVENTRY – ZIM 4:26.52 Hannah MILEY – GBR 4:27.27 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 4:27.55

ECh 2008 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 4:25.06 Alessia FILIPPI – ITA 4:26.06 Francesca SEGAT – ITA 4:27.12

ECh 2009 Hannah MILEY – GBR 4:25.66 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 4:27.60 Zsuzsanna JAKABOS - HUN 4:28.46

ECh 2010 Zsuzsanna JAKABOS – HUN 4:29.78 Anja KLINAR – SLO 4:30.83 Lara GRANGEON – FRA 4:30.93

WCh 2010 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 4:24.21 Shiwen YE – CHN 4:24.55 Xuanxu LI – CHN 4:29.05

ECH 2011 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 4:24.55 Hannah MILEY – GBR 4:26.06 Zsuzsanna JAKABOS - HUN 4:27.86

ECh 2012 Hannah MILEY – GBR 4:23.47 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 4:23.91 Zsuzsanna JAKABOS - HUN 4:25.61

WCh 2012 Hannah MILEY – GBR 4:23.14 Shiwen YE – CHN 4:23.33 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 4:25.95

ECh 2013 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 4:21.23 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 4:24.69 Aimee WILLMOTT – GBR 4:25.37

WCh 2014 Mireia BELMONTE – ESP 4:19.86 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 4:22.94 Hannah MILEY – GBR 4:24.74

ECh 2015 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 4:19.75 Hannah MILEY – GBR 4:26.87 Lara GRANGEON – FRA 4:27.31

WCh 2016 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 4:21.67 Ella EASTIN – USA 4:27.74 Madisyn COX – USA 4:27.78

ECh 2017 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 4:24.78 Lara GRANGEON – FRA 4:28.77 Fantine LESAFFRE – FRA 4:30.68

WCh 2018 Katinka HOSSZU – HUN 4:21.40 Melanie MARGALIS – USA 4:25.84 Fantine LESAFFRE – FRA 4:27.31


NAT G S B TOT 1 HUN 5 3 5 13 2 ESP 3 2 1 6 3 UKR 3 1 0 4 4 GER 2 4 1 7 5 GBR 2 2 2 6 6 ITA 2 1 1 4 7 POL 1 1 0 2 8 CZE 1 0 2 3 9 RUS 0 2 1 3

10 FRA 0 1 4 5 11 SLO 0 1 2 3 12 ROU 0 1 0 1

19 19 19 57


4x50m freestyle Women GOLD SILVER BRONZE

ECh 2005 NED 1:36.27 SWE 1:36.75 GER 1:38.90

WCh 2006 Not on the programme ECh 2006 SWE 1:36.61 NED 1:37.27 GER 1:38.50

ECh 2007 NED 1:34.82 GER 1:36.74 SWE 1:36.81

WCh 2008 Not on the programme ECh 2008 NED 1:33.25 SWE 1:35.46 GER 1:36.73

ECh 2009 NED 1:33.25 SWE 1:35.46 GER 1:36.73

ECh 2010 NED 1:34.34 GER 1:36.83 FIN 1:39.02

WCh 2010 Not on the programme ECh 2011 GER 1:37.29 DEN 1:37.63 ITA 1:38.12

ECh 2012 DEN 1:38.10 FIN 1:38.13 BLR 1:38.39

WCh 2012 Not on the programme ECh 2013 DEN 1:37.04 SWE 1:37.08 RUS 1:37.13

WCh 2014 NED 1:34.24 USA 1:34.61 DEN 1.35.48

ECh 2015 ITA 1:36.05 NED 1:36.20 RUS 1:36.62

WCh 2016 CAN 1:35.00 NED 1:35.37 ITA 1:35.61

ECh 2017 NED 1:33.91 SWE 1:35.92 DEN 1:36.02

WCh 2018 USA 1:34.03 NED 1:34.55 AUS 1:36.34

4x50m medley Women GOLD SILVER BRONZE

ECh 2005 NED 1:47.44 GER 1:47.68 SWE 1:49.07

WCh 2006 Not on the programme ECh 2006 GER 1:47.55 SWE 1:48.14 GBR 1:48.26

ECh 2007 GER 1:46.67 SWE 1:48.07 FRA 1:48.39

WCh 2008 Not on the programme

ECh 2008 NED 1:45.73 GER 1:46.84 ITA 1:47.05

ECh 2009 NED 1:42.69 SWE 1:45.13 RUS 1:46.10

ECh 2010 NED 1:44.98 GER 1:47.70 ITA 1:49.56

WCh 2010 Not on the programme ECh 2011 DEN 1:46.48 RUS 1:47.08 POL 1:48.70

ECh 2012 DEN 1:47.41 CZE 1:47.67 FRA 1:47.70

WCh 2012 Not on the programme ECh 2013 DEN 1:44.81 SWE 1:46.08 GBR 1:46.56

WCh 2014 DEN 1:44.04 USA 1:44.92 FRA 1:45.89

ECh 2015 NED 1:44.85 SWE 1:45.34 ITA 1:45.73

WCh 2016 USA 1:43.27 ITA 1:45.38 DEN 1:45.98

ECh 2017 SWE 1:44.43 DEN 1:45.00 FRA 1:45.35

WCh 2018 USA 1:42.38 CHN 1:44.31 NED 1:44.57

4x50m freestyle Women Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 NED 8 4 0 12 2 SWE 5 7 2 14 3 GER 3 4 8 15 4 DEN 2 1 1 4 5 ITA 1 0 1 2 6 GBR 0 1 2 3 7 BLR 0 1 1 2

FIN 0 1 1 2 9 RUS 0 0 2 2

10 SUI 0 0 1 1 19 19 19 57

4x50 medley Women Medal Table SC ECh (1996-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 SWE 6 6 3 15 2 NED 6 1 4 11 3 GER 4 9 0 13 4 DEN 3 1 0 4 5 RUS 0 1 1 2 6 CZE 0 1 0 1 7 GBR 0 0 4 4 8 ITA 0 0 3 3

FRA 0 0 3 3 10 POL 0 0 1 1

19 19 19 57


4x50m Mixed Freestyle GOLD SILVER BRONZE

ECh 2012 FRA 1:29.64 RUS 1:30.41 FIN 1:31.74

WCh 2012 not on the programme

ECh 2013 RUS 1:29.53 ITA 1:30.26 NED 1:30.62

WCh 2014 USA 1:28.57 RUS 1:29.13 BRA 1:29.17

ECh 2015 ITA 1:29.26 RUS 1:29.59 NED 1:30.03

WCh 2016 RUS 1:29.73 NED 1:29.82 CAN 1:29.83

ECh 2017 NED 1:28.39 RUS 1:28.53 ITA 1:29.38

WCh 2018 USA 1:27.89 NED 1:28.51 RUS 1:28.73

4x50m Mixed Medley GOLD SILVER BRONZE

ECh 2012 FRA 1:38.74 SLO 1:39.79 NOR 1:40.10

WCh 2012 not on the programme

ECh 2013 GER 1:39.32 CZE 1:39.54 ITA 1:39.68

WCh 2014 BRA 1:37.26 GBR 1:37.46 ITA 1:37.90

ECh 2015 ITA 1:38.33 RUS 1:38.36 BLR 1:39.03

WCh 2016 USA 1:37.22 BRA 1.37.74 JPN 1:38.45

ECh 2017 NED 1:37.71 BLR 1:37.74 FRA 1:37.75

WCh 2018 USA 1:36.40 NED 1:37.05 RUS 1:37.33

4x50m freestyle Mixed Medal Table SC ECh (2012-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 RUS 1 3 0 4 2 ITA 1 1 1 3 3 NED 1 0 2 3 4 FRA 1 0 0 1 5 FIN 0 0 1 1

4 4 4 12

4x50m medley Mixed Medal Table SC ECh (2012-2017)

NAT G S B TOT 1 ITA 1 0 1 2

FRA 1 0 1 2 3 GER 1 0 0 1

NED 1 0 0 1 5 BLR 0 1 1 2 6 CZE 0 1 0 1

SLO 0 1 0 1 RUS 0 1 0 1

9 NOR 0 0 1 1 4 4 4 12

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