List of European swimming records over 100 meters butterfly
The European swimming records over 100 m butterfly are the best times swum by Europeans in the 100 m butterfly swimming discipline . They are recognized by the European swimming federation LEN . European records are held separately for long courses (50 m) and short courses (25 m) and separately for men and women. The following shows the development of the European record since the first recognized European record.
Long course European records men
No. | athlete | nation | time | date | place |
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1 | György Tumpek | Hungary | 01: 04.3 | May 31, 1953 | Budapest |
2 | György Tumpek | Hungary | 01: 03.7 | May 8, 1954 | Budapest |
3 | György Tumpek | Hungary | 01: 02.3 | August 1, 1954 | Budapest |
4th | György Tumpek | Hungary | 01: 02.1 | November 20, 1954 | Székesfehérvár |
5 | György Tumpek | Hungary | 01: 02.0 | December 21, 1954 | Budapest |
Rule change | |||||
6th | György Tumpek | Hungary | 01:03, | May 26, 1957 | Budapest |
7th | Fritz Dennerlein | Italy | 01: 01.8 | July 12, 1969 | Paris |
8th | József Gulrich | Hungary | 01: 01.0 | September 1, 1962 | cottbus |
9 | Nenad Kuridja | Yugoslavia | 01: 00.5 | September 9, 1962 | Belgrade |
10 | József Gulrich | Hungary | 01: 00.2 | September 13, 1962 | Budapest |
11 | Jan Jiskoot | Netherlands | 00: 59.5 | September 18, 1962 | Paris |
12 | Horst-Günter Gregor | GDR | 00: 59.3 | August 25, 1964 | Magdeburg |
13 | Andrei Depolo | Yugoslavia | 00: 58.5 | August 7, 1965 | Split |
14th | Alexandr Gordeyev | Soviet Union | 00: 58.4 | September 9, 1967 | Moscow |
Lutz Stoklasa | BR Germany | 18th August 1968 | Wuppertal | ||
15th | Lutz Stoklasa | BR Germany | 00: 58.0 | 29th August 1968 | West Berlin |
16 | Vladimir Nemschilow | Soviet Union | 00: 57.8 | August 14, 1969 | Moscow |
17th | Hans lamp | BR Germany | 00: 57.7 | September 6, 1970 | Barcelona |
18th | Hans lamp | BR Germany | 00: 57.5 | September 8, 1970 | Barcelona |
19th | Roland Matthes | GDR | 00: 56.1 | April 16, 1971 | Hall |
20th | Roland Matthes | GDR | 00: 56.0 | July 14, 1971 | East Berlin |
21st | Roland Matthes | GDR | 00: 55.7 | 3rd September 1971 | Leipzig |
22nd | Roger Pyttel | GDR | 00: 55.58 | August 31, 1974 | Concord |
23 | Roger Pyttel | GDR | 00: 55.22 | 5th June 1976 | East Berlin |
24 | Roger Pyttel | GDR | 00: 54.75 | July 20, 1976 | Montreal |
25th | Par Arvidsson | Sweden | 00: 54.15 | April 11, 1980 | Austin |
26th | Michael Gross | BR Germany | 00: 54.00 | July 1, 1982 | Darmstadt |
23rd August 1983 | Rome | ||||
27 | Thomas Dressler | GDR | 00: 53.84 | May 23, 1984 | Magdeburg |
28 | Michael Gross | BR Germany | 00: 53.78 | June 9, 1984 | Munich |
29 | Michael Gross | BR Germany | 00: 53.08 | July 30, 1984 | los Angeles |
30th | Denis Pankratow | Russia | 00: 52.32 | 23rd August 1995 | Vienna |
31 | Denis Pankratov | Russia | 00: 52.27 | July 24, 1996 | Atlanta |
32 | Lars Frölander | Sweden | 00: 52.23 | July 8, 2000 | Helsinki |
33 | Lars Frölander | Sweden | 00: 52.00 | September 22, 2000 | Sydney |
34 | Thomas Rupprath | Germany | 00: 51.88 | May 24, 2002 | Warendorf |
35 | Andriy Serdinov | Ukraine | 00: 51.76 | July 25, 2003 | Barcelona |
36 | Andriy Serdinov | Ukraine | 00: 51.59 | July 26, 2003 | Barcelona |
37 | Andriy Serdinov | Ukraine | 00: 51.36 | August 20, 2004 | Athens |
38 | Milorad Čavić | Serbia | 00: 50.76 | August 14, 2008 | Beijing |
39 | Milorad Čavić | Serbia | 00: 50.59 | August 16, 2008 | Beijing |
40 | Rafael Muñoz Pérez | Spain | 00: 50.58 | April 4, 2009 | Málaga |
41 | Rafael Muñoz Pérez | Spain | 00: 50.46 | April 25, 2009 | Montpellier |
42 | Milorad Čavić | Serbia | 00: 50.01 | July 31, 2009 | Rome |
43 | Milorad Čavić | Serbia | 00: 49.95 | August 1, 2009 | Rome |
(This list is not yet complete)
Long course European records for women
No. | athlete | nation | time | date | place |
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1 | Jutta Langenau | GDR | 01: 16.6 | August 31, 1954 | Turin |
2 | Mary Kok | Netherlands | 01: 13.8 | April 16, 1955 | Alkmaar |
3 | Atie Voorbij | Netherlands | 01: 13.7 | July 14, 1955 | Naarden |
4th | Atie Voorbij | Netherlands | 01: 13.2 | August 28, 1955 | Algiers |
5 | Atie Voorbij | Netherlands | 01: 13.1 | September 21, 1955 | Vlaardingen |
6th | Atie Voorbij | Netherlands | 01: 11.9 | 5th February 1956 | Velsen |
7th | Atie Voorbij | Netherlands | 01: 10.5 | November 12, 1956 | Hilversum |
Rule change | |||||
8th | Atie Voorbij | Netherlands | 01: 10.5 | 4th August 1957 | Rhenes |
9 | Ute Noack | GDR | 01: 10.0 | April 1, 1962 | Berlin |
10 | Ute Noack | GDR | 01: 09.8 | July 14, 1962 | Wittenberg |
11 | Ada Kok | Netherlands | 01: 09.0 | August 24, 1962 | Leipzig |
12 | Ada Kok | Netherlands | 01: 08.7 | March 23, 1963 | Durban |
13 | Ada Kok | Netherlands | 01: 06.1 | September 1, 1963 | Soestduinen |
14th | Ada Kok | Netherlands | 01: 05.1 | May 30, 1964 | Blackpool |
15th | Ada Kok | Netherlands | 01: 04.5 | August 14, 1965 | Budapest |
16 | Andrea Gyarmati | Hungary | August 28, 1971 | Bratislava | |
17th | Andrea Gyarmati | Hungary | August 12, 1972 | Budapest | |
18th | Andrea Gyarmati | Hungary | 01: 04.01 | August 31, 1972 | Munich |
19th | Andrea Gyarmati | Hungary | 01: 03.80 | August 31, 1972 | Munich |
20th | Roswitha Beier | GDR | 01: 03.61 | 1st September 1972 | Munich |
21st | Kornelia Ender | GDR | 01: 03.05 | April 14, 1973 | East Berlin |
22nd | Kornelia Ender | GDR | 01: 02.31 | July 14, 1973 | East Berlin |
23 | Rosemarie Kother | GDR | 01: 02.09 | August 21, 1974 | Vienna |
24 | Rosemarie Kother | GDR | 01: 01.99 | 22nd August 1974 | Vienna |
25th | Rosemarie Kother | GDR | 01: 01.88 | September 1, 1974 | Concord |
26th | Kornelia Ender | GDR | 01: 01.33 | June 9, 1975 | Piesteritz |
27 | Kornelia Ender | GDR | 01: 01.24 | July 27, 1975 | Cali |
28 | Kornelia Ender | GDR | 01: 00.13 | February 22, 1976 | Montreal |
4th June 1976 | East Berlin | ||||
29 | Christiane Knacke | GDR | 00: 59.78 | August 28, 1977 | East Berlin |
30th | Andrea Pollack | GDR | 00: 59.46 | 3rd July 1978 | West Berlin |
31 | Tatiana Kurnikova | Soviet Union | 00: 59.46 | 23rd August 1974 | los Angeles |
32 | Catherine Plewinski | France | 00: 59.34 | September 23, 1988 | Seoul |
33 | Kristin Otto | GDR | 00: 59.00 | September 23, 1988 | Seoul |
34 | Johanna Sjöberg | Sweden | 00: 58.93 | July 2, 1999 | Stockholm |
35 | Inge de Bruijn | Netherlands | 00: 58.92 | July 29, 1999 | Istanbul |
36 | Inge de Bruijn | Netherlands | 00: 58.49 | July 30, 1999 | Istanbul |
37 | Inge de Bruijn | Netherlands | 00: 57.96 | May 20, 2000 | Monte Carlo |
38 | Inge de Bruijn | Netherlands | 00: 56.69 | May 27, 2000 | Sheffield |
39 | Inge de Bruijn | Netherlands | 00: 56.64 | July 22, 2000 | Federal Way |
40 | Inge de Bruijn | Netherlands | 00: 56.61 | September 17, 2000 | Sydney |
41 | Sarah Sjöström | Sweden | 00: 56.44 | July 26, 2009 | Rome |
42 | Sarah Sjöström | Sweden | 00: 56.06 | July 27, 2009 | Rome |
43 | Sarah Sjöström | Sweden | 00: 56.04 | June 12, 2015 | Rome |
44 | Sarah Sjöström | Sweden | 00: 55.74 | 2nd August 2015 | Kazan |
45 | Sarah Sjöström | Sweden | 00: 55.64 | 3rd August 2015 | Kazan |
46 | Sarah Sjöström | Sweden | 00: 55.48 | 7th August 2016 | Rio de Janeiro |
(This list is not yet complete)
Short course European records for men
No. | athlete | nation | time | date | place |
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1 | Michael Gross | BR Germany | 00: 52.51 | March 10, 1990 | Aachen |
4th | Denis Pankratow | Russia | 00: 51.94 | February 4, 1995 | Paris |
5 | Denis Pankratow | Russia | 00: 51.78 | February 7, 1997 | Paris |
6th | James Hickman | United Kingdom | 00: 51.46 | March 29, 1998 | Paris |
7th | James Hickman | United Kingdom | 00: 51.02 | December 14, 1998 | Sheffield |
8th | Lars Frölander | Sweden | 00: 50.59 | March 16, 2000 | Athens |
9 | Lars Frölander | Sweden | 00: 50.44 | March 17, 2000 | Athens |
10 | Thomas Rupprath | Germany | 00: 50.26 | December 14, 2001 | Antwerp |
11 | Thomas Rupprath | Germany | 00: 50.10 | January 27, 2002 | Berlin |
12 | Milorad Čavić | Serbia and Montenegro | 00: 50.02 | December 12, 2003 | Dublin |
13 | Yevgeny Korotyshkin | Russia | 00: 49.74 | November 16, 2008 | Berlin |
14th | Milorad Čavić | Serbia | 00: 49.19 | December 12, 2008 | Rijeka |
15th | Yevgeny Korotyshkin | Russia | 00: 48.99 | November 7, 2009 | Moscow |
16 | Yevgeny Korotyshkin | Russia | 00: 48.48 | November 15, 2009 | Berlin |
(This list is not yet complete)
European short course records women
No. | athlete | nation | time | date | place |
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1 | Johanna Sjöberg | Sweden | 00: 58.80 | December 14, 1996 | Rostock |
2 | Inge de Bruijn | Netherlands | 00: 57.93 | December 12, 1998 | Sheffield |
3 | Martina Moravcová | Slovakia | 00: 56.55 | January 26, 2002 | Berlin |
4th | Diane Bui Duyet | France | 00: 56.50 | December 28, 2008 | Reunion Island |
5 | Therese Alshammar | Sweden | 00: 56.12 | October 16, 2009 | Durban |
6th | Diane Bui Duyet | France | 00: 55.83 | November 10, 2009 | Stockholm |
7th | Diane Bui Duyet | France | 00: 55.05 | December 12, 2009 | Istanbul |
8th | Sarah Sjöström | Sweden | 00: 54.61 | December 7, 2014 | Doha |
(This list is not yet complete)
See also
- List of European swimming records
- List of swimming world records
- List of German swimming records
- List of swimming world records over 100 meters butterfly
- Butterfly swimming
Web links
- Official list of the European swimming records on the long course (LEN) (PDF file; 22 kB)
- Official list of European swimming records on the short course (LEN) (PDF file; 22 kB)
- Official rankings of the LEN and other national associations in Europe
- Historical development of the European swimming records, www.agendadiana.com (Italian)
- Historical development of the European swimming records, www.zwemkroniek.com (Dutch)
Remarks
- ↑ a b Volker Kluge : Summer Olympic Games. Die Chronik II. London 1948 - Tokyo 1964. Sportverlag Berlin, Berlin 1998, ISBN 3-328-00740-7 , p. 462 ff .: Due to the time advantages when turning, the majority of the previous records came from competitions in a 25-meter Pool. On the one under 1956 Olympics conducted FINA -Congress was finally determined that records from May 1, 1957 found only on the long course (50 meters or 55 yards) official recognition. Also with effect from May 1, 1957, underwater swimming was banned, which was practiced by many butterfly swimmers for reasons of lower water resistance. From now on, no underwater arm pull was allowed after the start or after each turn.