List of European swimming records over 100 meters butterfly

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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

Men's European records over 100 m butterfly (50 m track)
No. athlete nation time date place
1 György Tumpek Hungary 1949Hungary Hungary 01: 04.3 May 31, 1953 Budapest
2 György Tumpek Hungary 1949Hungary Hungary 01: 03.7 0May 8, 1954 Budapest
3 György Tumpek Hungary 1949Hungary Hungary 01: 02.3 0August 1, 1954 Budapest
4th György Tumpek Hungary 1949Hungary Hungary 01: 02.1 November 20, 1954 Székesfehérvár
5 György Tumpek Hungary 1949Hungary Hungary 01: 02.0 December 21, 1954 Budapest
Rule change
6th György Tumpek Hungary 1957Hungary Hungary 01:03, May 26, 1957 Budapest
7th Fritz Dennerlein ItalyItaly Italy 01: 01.8 July 12, 1969 Paris
8th József Gulrich Hungary 1957Hungary Hungary 01: 01.0 0September 1, 1962 cottbus
9 Nenad Kuridja Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Yugoslavia 01: 00.5 0September 9, 1962 Belgrade
10 József Gulrich Hungary 1957Hungary Hungary 01: 00.2 September 13, 1962 Budapest
11 Jan Jiskoot NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 00: 59.5 September 18, 1962 Paris
12 Horst-Günter Gregor Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 00: 59.3 August 25, 1964 Magdeburg
13 Andrei Depolo Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Yugoslavia 00: 58.5 0August 7, 1965 Split
14th Alexandr Gordeyev Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Soviet Union 00: 58.4 0September 9, 1967 Moscow
Lutz Stoklasa Germany BRBR Germany BR Germany 18th August 1968 Wuppertal
15th Lutz Stoklasa Germany BRBR Germany BR Germany 00: 58.0 29th August 1968 West Berlin
16 Vladimir Nemschilow Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Soviet Union 00: 57.8 August 14, 1969 Moscow
17th Hans lamp Germany BRBR Germany BR Germany 00: 57.7 0September 6, 1970 Barcelona
18th Hans lamp Germany BRBR Germany BR Germany 00: 57.5 0September 8, 1970 Barcelona
19th Roland Matthes Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 00: 56.1 April 16, 1971 Hall
20th Roland Matthes Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 00: 56.0 July 14, 1971 East Berlin
21st Roland Matthes Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 00: 55.7 03rd September 1971 Leipzig
22nd Roger Pyttel Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 00: 55.58 August 31, 1974 Concord
23 Roger Pyttel Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 00: 55.22 05th June 1976 East Berlin
24 Roger Pyttel Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 00: 54.75 July 20, 1976 Montreal
25th Par Arvidsson SwedenSweden Sweden 00: 54.15 April 11, 1980 Austin
26th Michael Gross Germany BRBR Germany BR Germany 00: 54.00 0July 1, 1982 Darmstadt
23rd August 1983 Rome
27 Thomas Dressler Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 00: 53.84 May 23, 1984 Magdeburg
28 Michael Gross Germany BRBR Germany BR Germany 00: 53.78 0June 9, 1984 Munich
29 Michael Gross Germany BRBR Germany BR Germany 00: 53.08 July 30, 1984 los Angeles
30th Denis Pankratow RussiaRussia Russia 00: 52.32 23rd August 1995 Vienna
31 Denis Pankratov RussiaRussia Russia 00: 52.27 July 24, 1996 Atlanta
32 Lars Frölander SwedenSweden Sweden 00: 52.23 0July 8, 2000 Helsinki
33 Lars Frölander SwedenSweden Sweden 00: 52.00 September 22, 2000 Sydney
34 Thomas Rupprath GermanyGermany Germany 00: 51.88 May 24, 2002 Warendorf
35 Andriy Serdinov UkraineUkraine Ukraine 00: 51.76 July 25, 2003 Barcelona
36 Andriy Serdinov UkraineUkraine Ukraine 00: 51.59 July 26, 2003 Barcelona
37 Andriy Serdinov UkraineUkraine Ukraine 00: 51.36 August 20, 2004 Athens
38 Milorad Čavić SerbiaSerbia Serbia 00: 50.76 August 14, 2008 Beijing
39 Milorad Čavić SerbiaSerbia Serbia 00: 50.59 August 16, 2008 Beijing
40 Rafael Muñoz Pérez SpainSpain Spain 00: 50.58 0April 4, 2009 Málaga
41 Rafael Muñoz Pérez SpainSpain Spain 00: 50.46 April 25, 2009 Montpellier
42 Milorad Čavić SerbiaSerbia Serbia 00: 50.01 July 31, 2009 Rome
43 Milorad Čavić SerbiaSerbia Serbia 00: 49.95 0August 1, 2009 Rome

(This list is not yet complete)

Long course European records for women

European records for women over 100 m butterfly (50 m track)
No. athlete nation time date place
1 Jutta Langenau Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 01: 16.6 August 31, 1954 Turin
2 Mary Kok NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 01: 13.8 April 16, 1955 Alkmaar
3 Atie Voorbij NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 01: 13.7 July 14, 1955 Naarden
4th Atie Voorbij NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 01: 13.2 August 28, 1955 Algiers
5 Atie Voorbij NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 01: 13.1 September 21, 1955 Vlaardingen
6th Atie Voorbij NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 01: 11.9 05th February 1956 Velsen
7th Atie Voorbij NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 01: 10.5 November 12, 1956 Hilversum
Rule change
8th Atie Voorbij NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 01: 10.5 04th August 1957 Rhenes
9 Ute Noack Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 01: 10.0 0April 1, 1962 Berlin
10 Ute Noack Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 01: 09.8 July 14, 1962 Wittenberg
11 Ada Kok NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 01: 09.0 August 24, 1962 Leipzig
12 Ada Kok NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 01: 08.7 March 23, 1963 Durban
13 Ada Kok NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 01: 06.1 0September 1, 1963 Soestduinen
14th Ada Kok NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 01: 05.1 May 30, 1964 Blackpool
15th Ada Kok NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 01: 04.5 August 14, 1965 Budapest
16 Andrea Gyarmati Hungary 1957Hungary Hungary August 28, 1971 Bratislava
17th Andrea Gyarmati Hungary 1957Hungary Hungary August 12, 1972 Budapest
18th Andrea Gyarmati Hungary 1957Hungary Hungary 01: 04.01 August 31, 1972 Munich
19th Andrea Gyarmati Hungary 1957Hungary Hungary 01: 03.80 August 31, 1972 Munich
20th Roswitha Beier Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 01: 03.61 01st September 1972 Munich
21st Kornelia Ender Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 01: 03.05 April 14, 1973 East Berlin
22nd Kornelia Ender Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 01: 02.31 July 14, 1973 East Berlin
23 Rosemarie Kother Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 01: 02.09 August 21, 1974 Vienna
24 Rosemarie Kother Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 01: 01.99 22nd August 1974 Vienna
25th Rosemarie Kother Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 01: 01.88 0September 1, 1974 Concord
26th Kornelia Ender Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 01: 01.33 0June 9, 1975 Piesteritz
27 Kornelia Ender Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 01: 01.24 July 27, 1975 Cali
28 Kornelia Ender Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 01: 00.13 February 22, 1976 Montreal
4th June 1976 East Berlin
29 Christiane Knacke Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 00: 59.78 August 28, 1977 East Berlin
30th Andrea Pollack Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 00: 59.46 03rd July 1978 West Berlin
31 Tatiana Kurnikova Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Soviet Union 00: 59.46 23rd August 1974 los Angeles
32 Catherine Plewinski FranceFrance France 00: 59.34 September 23, 1988 Seoul
33 Kristin Otto Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 00: 59.00 September 23, 1988 Seoul
34 Johanna Sjöberg SwedenSweden Sweden 00: 58.93 0July 2, 1999 Stockholm
35 Inge de Bruijn NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 00: 58.92 July 29, 1999 Istanbul
36 Inge de Bruijn NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 00: 58.49 July 30, 1999 Istanbul
37 Inge de Bruijn NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 00: 57.96 May 20, 2000 Monte Carlo
38 Inge de Bruijn NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 00: 56.69 May 27, 2000 Sheffield
39 Inge de Bruijn NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 00: 56.64 July 22, 2000 Federal Way
40 Inge de Bruijn NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 00: 56.61 September 17, 2000 Sydney
41 Sarah Sjöström SwedenSweden Sweden 00: 56.44 July 26, 2009 Rome
42 Sarah Sjöström SwedenSweden Sweden 00: 56.06 July 27, 2009 Rome
43 Sarah Sjöström SwedenSweden Sweden 00: 56.04 June 12, 2015 Rome
44 Sarah Sjöström SwedenSweden Sweden 00: 55.74 02nd August 2015 Kazan
45 Sarah Sjöström SwedenSweden Sweden 00: 55.64 03rd August 2015 Kazan
46 Sarah Sjöström SwedenSweden Sweden 00: 55.48 07th August 2016 Rio de Janeiro

(This list is not yet complete)

Short course European records for men

Men's European records over 100 m butterfly (25 m track)
No. athlete nation time date place
1 Michael Gross Germany BRBR Germany BR Germany 00: 52.51 March 10, 1990 Aachen
4th Denis Pankratow RussiaRussia Russia 00: 51.94 0February 4, 1995 Paris
5 Denis Pankratow RussiaRussia Russia 00: 51.78 0February 7, 1997 Paris
6th James Hickman United KingdomUnited Kingdom United Kingdom 00: 51.46 March 29, 1998 Paris
7th James Hickman United KingdomUnited Kingdom United Kingdom 00: 51.02 December 14, 1998 Sheffield
8th Lars Frölander SwedenSweden Sweden 00: 50.59 March 16, 2000 Athens
9 Lars Frölander SwedenSweden Sweden 00: 50.44 March 17, 2000 Athens
10 Thomas Rupprath GermanyGermany Germany 00: 50.26 December 14, 2001 Antwerp
11 Thomas Rupprath GermanyGermany Germany 00: 50.10 January 27, 2002 Berlin
12 Milorad Čavić Serbia and MontenegroSerbia and Montenegro Serbia and Montenegro 00: 50.02 December 12, 2003 Dublin
13 Yevgeny Korotyshkin RussiaRussia Russia 00: 49.74 November 16, 2008 Berlin
14th Milorad Čavić SerbiaSerbia Serbia 00: 49.19 December 12, 2008 Rijeka
15th Yevgeny Korotyshkin RussiaRussia Russia 00: 48.99 0November 7, 2009 Moscow
16 Yevgeny Korotyshkin RussiaRussia Russia 00: 48.48 November 15, 2009 Berlin

(This list is not yet complete)

European short course records women

European records for women over 100 m butterfly (25 m track)
No. athlete nation time date place
1 Johanna Sjöberg SwedenSweden Sweden 00: 58.80 December 14, 1996 Rostock
2 Inge de Bruijn NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 00: 57.93 December 12, 1998 Sheffield
3 Martina Moravcová SlovakiaSlovakia Slovakia 00: 56.55 January 26, 2002 Berlin
4th Diane Bui Duyet FranceFrance France 00: 56.50 December 28, 2008 Reunion Island
5 Therese Alshammar SwedenSweden Sweden 00: 56.12 October 16, 2009 Durban
6th Diane Bui Duyet FranceFrance France 00: 55.83 November 10, 2009 Stockholm
7th Diane Bui Duyet FranceFrance France 00: 55.05 December 12, 2009 Istanbul
8th Sarah Sjöström SwedenSweden Sweden 00: 54.61 0December 7, 2014 Doha

(This list is not yet complete)

See also

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Remarks

  1. 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.