List of swimming world records over 200 meters butterfly

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The swimming world records over 200 m butterfly are the best times swum in the 200 m butterfly swimming discipline. They are recognized by the international swimming federation FINA . World records are held separately for long courses (50 m) and short courses (25 m) and separately for men and women. In the following, the world record development since the first recognized world record is listed.

Long track world records men

Men's world records over 200 m butterfly (50 m track)
No. athlete nation time date place
1 Jiro Nagasawa JapanJapan Japan 02: 21.6 17th September 1954 Tokyo
2 Takashi Ishimoto JapanJapan Japan 02: 20.8 October 1, 1955 Tokyo
3 Jiro Nagasawa JapanJapan Japan 02: 19.3 March 14, 1956 New Haven
4th William Yorzyk United States 48United States United States 02: 16.7 April 14, 1956 Winchendon
Rule change
5 Mike Troy United StatesUnited States United States 02: 19.0 July 11, 1959 Los Altos
6th Mike Troy United StatesUnited States United States 02: 16.4 July 11, 1959 Los Altos
7th Mike Troy United StatesUnited States United States 02: 15.0 July 10, 1960 Evansville
8th Mike Troy United StatesUnited States United States 02: 13.4 July 23, 1960 Toledo
9 Mike Troy United StatesUnited States United States 02: 13.2 4th August 1960 Detroit
10 Mike Troy United StatesUnited States United States 02: 12.8 2nd September 1960 Rome
11 Carl Robie United StatesUnited States United States 02: 12.6 August 19, 1961 los Angeles
12 Kevin Berry AustraliaAustralia Australia 02: 12.5 February 20, 1962 Melbourne
13 Carl Robie United StatesUnited States United States 02: 12.4 August 11, 1962 Cuyahoga Falls
14th Carl Robie United StatesUnited States United States 02: 10.8 August 11, 1962 Cuyahoga Falls
15th Kevin Berry AustraliaAustralia Australia 02: 09.7 October 23, 1962 Melbourne
16 Kevin Berry AustraliaAustralia Australia 02: 08.4 January 12, 1963 Sydney
17th Carl Robie United StatesUnited States United States 02: 08.2 March 18, 1963 Tokyo
18th Kevin Berry AustraliaAustralia Australia 02: 06.9 March 29, 1964 Sydney
19th Kevin Berry AustraliaAustralia Australia 02: 06.6 October 18, 1964 Tokyo
20th Mark Spitz United StatesUnited States United States 02: 06.5 1967
21st Mark Spitz United StatesUnited States United States 02: 06.4 July 26, 1967 Winnipeg
22nd Mark Spitz United StatesUnited States United States 1_. August 1967 Oak Park
23 John Ferris United StatesUnited States United States 02: 06.0 August 30, 1967 Tokyo
24 Mark Spitz United StatesUnited States United States 02: 05.7 October 8, 1967 West Berlin
25th Mark Spitz United StatesUnited States United States 02: 05.4 22nd August 1970 los Angeles
26th Gary Hall Sr. United StatesUnited States United States 02: 05.0 22nd August 1970 los Angeles
27 Mark Spitz United StatesUnited States United States 02: 03.9 August 27, 1971 Houston
28 Mark Spitz United StatesUnited States United States August 27, 1971 Houston
29 Hans Fassnacht Germany BRBR Germany BR Germany 02: 03.3 August 31, 1971 Landskrona
30th Mark Spitz United StatesUnited States United States 02: 01.87 2nd August 1972 Chicago
31 Mark Spitz United StatesUnited States United States 02: 01.53 2nd August 1972 Chicago
32 Mark Spitz United StatesUnited States United States 02: 00.70 August 28, 1972 Munich
33 Roger Pyttel Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 02: 00.21 3rd June 1976 Berlin
34 Roger Pyttel Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 01: 59.63 3rd June 1976 Berlin
35 Mike Bruner United StatesUnited States United States 01: 59.23 July 18, 1976 Montreal
36 Craig Beardsley United StatesUnited States United States 01: 58.21 July 30, 1980 Irvine
37 Craig Beardsley United StatesUnited States United States 01: 58.01 22nd August 1981 Kiev
38 Michael Gross Germany BRBR Germany BR Germany 01: 57.05 August 26, 1983 Rome
39 Jon Seven AustraliaAustralia Australia 01: 57.04 3rd August 1984 los Angeles
40 Michael Gross Germany BRBR Germany BR Germany 01: 57.01 June 29, 1985 Wuppertal
41 Michael Gross Germany BRBR Germany BR Germany 01: 56.65 August 10, 1985 Sofia
42 Michael Gross Germany BRBR Germany BR Germany 01: 56.24 June 28, 1986 Hanover
43 Melvin Stewart United StatesUnited States United States 01: 55.69 January 12, 1991 Perth
44 Denis Pankratow RussiaRussia Russia 01: 55.22 June 14, 1995 Canet-en-Roussilon
45 Tom Malchow United StatesUnited States United States 01: 55.18 June 17, 2000 Charlotte
46 Michael Phelps United StatesUnited States United States 01: 54.92 March 30, 2001 Austin
47 Michael Phelps United StatesUnited States United States 01: 54.58 July 24, 2001 Fukuoka
48 Michael Phelps United StatesUnited States United States 01: 53.93 July 22, 2003 Barcelona
49 Michael Phelps United StatesUnited States United States 01: 53.80 August 17, 2006 Victoria
50 Michael Phelps United StatesUnited States United States 01: 53.71 February 17, 2007 Columbia, Missouri
51 Michael Phelps United StatesUnited States United States 01: 52.09 March 28, 2007 Melbourne
52 Michael Phelps United StatesUnited States United States 01: 52.03 August 13, 2008 Beijing
53 Michael Phelps United StatesUnited States United States 01: 51.51 July 29, 2009 Rome
54 Kristóf Milák HungaryHungary Hungary 01: 50.73 July 24, 2019 Gwangju

Long track world records women

World records for women over 200 m butterfly (50 m track)
No. athlete nation time date place
1 Tineke Lagerberg NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 02: 42.3 December 12, 1956 Naarden
2 Tineke Lagerberg NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 02: 38.1 March 19, 1957 Naarden
Rule change
3 Nancy Ramey United States 48United States United States 02: 40.5 June 29, 1958 los Angeles
4th Tineke Lagerberg NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 02: 38.9 September 13, 1958 Naarden
5 Becky Collins United StatesUnited States United States 02: 37.0 July 19, 1959 Redding
6th Marianne Heemskerk NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 02: 34.4 June 12, 1960 Leipzig
7th Becky Collins United StatesUnited States United States 02: 32.8 August 13, 1961 Philadelphia
8th Sharon Finneran United StatesUnited States United States 02: 31.2 19th August 1962 Chicago
9 Sharon Finneran United StatesUnited States United States 02: 30.7 August 25, 1962 Los Altos
10 Susan Pitt United StatesUnited States United States 02: 29.1 July 27, 1963 Philadelphia
11 Sharon Stouder United StatesUnited States United States 02: 28.1 July 12, 1964 los Angeles
12 Sharon Stouder United StatesUnited States United States 02: 26.4 2nd August 1964 Los Altos
13 Kendis Moore United StatesUnited States United States 02: 26.3 August 15, 1965 Maumee
14th Ada Kok NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 02: 25.8 August 21, 1965 Suffer
15th Ada Kok NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 02: 25.3 September 12, 1965 Groningen
16 Ada Kok NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 02: 22.5 2nd August 1967 Groningen
17th Ada Kok NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 02: 21.0 August 25, 1967 Blackpool
18th Karen Moe United StatesUnited States United States 02: 20.7 July 11, 1970 Santa Clara
19th Alice Jones United StatesUnited States United States 02: 19.3 22nd August 1970 los Angeles
20th Karen Moe United StatesUnited States United States 02: 18.6 7th August 1971 Santa Clara
21st Ellie Daniel United StatesUnited States United States 02: 18.4 August 28, 1971 Houston
22nd Karen Moe United StatesUnited States United States 02: 16.62 August 6, 1972 Chicago
23 Karen Moe United StatesUnited States United States 02: 15.57 4th September 1972 Munich
24 Rosemarie Kother Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 02: 15.45 September 8, 1973 Belgrade
25th Rosemarie Kother Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 02: 13.76 September 9, 1973 Belgrade
26th Rosemarie Gabriel Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 02: 13.60 March 14, 1976 Tallinn
27 Rosemarie Gabriel Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 02: 12.84 4th June 1976 Berlin
28 Rosemarie Gabriel Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 02: 11.22 5th June 1976 Berlin
29 Andrea Pollack Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 02: 11.20 April 9, 1978 Leningrad
30th Andrea Pollack Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR 02: 09.87 4th July 1978 Berlin
31 Mary T. Meagher United StatesUnited States United States 02: 09.77 7th July 1979 San Juan
32 Mary T. Meagher United StatesUnited States United States 02: 08.41 August 16, 1979 Fort Lauderdale
33 Mary T. Meagher United StatesUnited States United States 02: 07.01 August 16, 1979 Fort Lauderdale
34 Mary T. Meagher United StatesUnited States United States 02: 06.37 July 30, 1980 Irvine
35 Mary T. Meagher United StatesUnited States United States 02: 05.96 August 13, 1981 Brown Deer
36 Susie O'Neill AustraliaAustralia Australia 02: 05.81 May 17, 2000 Sydney
37 Otylia Jędrzejczak PolandPoland Poland 02: 05.78 August 4, 2002 Berlin
38 Otylia Jędrzejczak PolandPoland Poland 02: 05.61 July 28, 2005 Montreal
39 Jessica Schipper AustraliaAustralia Australia 02: 05.40 August 17, 2006 Victoria
40 Liu Zige China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China People's Republic of China 02: 04.18 August 14, 2008 Beijing
41 Mary Descenza United StatesUnited States United States 02: 04.14 July 29, 2009 Rome
42 Jessica Schipper AustraliaAustralia Australia 02: 03.41 July 30, 2009 Rome
43 Liu Zige China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China People's Republic of China 02: 01.81 October 21, 2009 Jinan

Short course world records men

Men's world records over 200 m butterfly (25 m track)
No. athlete nation time date place
1 Franck Esposito FranceFrance France 01: 54.67 February 1, 1992 Paris
2 Danyon Loader New ZealandNew Zealand New Zealand 01: 54.58 February 6, 1993 Paris
3 Danyon Loader New ZealandNew Zealand New Zealand 01: 54.50 February 9, 1993 Malmo
4th Danyon Loader New ZealandNew Zealand New Zealand 01: 54.21 February 13, 1993 Gelsenkirchen
5 Franck Esposito FranceFrance France 01: 53.05 March 26, 1994 Paris
6th Denis Pankratow RussiaRussia Russia 01: 52.64 February 2, 1997 Gelsenkirchen
7th James Hickman United KingdomUnited Kingdom Society. King 01: 51.76 March 28, 1998 Paris
8th Franck Esposito FranceFrance France 01: 51.58 January 14, 2001 Antibes
9 Thomas Rupprath GermanyGermany Germany 01: 51.21 December 1, 2001 Rostock
10 Franck Esposito FranceFrance France 01: 50.73 December 8, 2002 Antibes
11 Nikolai Skvortsov RussiaRussia Russia 01: 50.60 December 13, 2008 Rijeka
12 Nikolai Skvortsov RussiaRussia Russia 01: 50.53 February 11, 2009 St. Petersburg
13 Kaio de Almeida BrazilBrazil Brazil 01: 49.11 November 10, 2009 Stockholm
14th Chad le Clos South AfricaSouth Africa South Africa 01: 49.04 7th August 2013 Eindhoven
15th Chad le Clos South AfricaSouth Africa South Africa 01: 48.56 5th November 2013 Singapore
16 Dayia Seto JapanJapan Japan 01: 48.24 December 11, 2018 Hangzhou

(This list is not yet complete)

Short course world records women

World records of women over 200 m butterfly (25 m track)
No. athlete nation time date place
1 Mary T. Meagher United StatesUnited States United States 02: 05.65 2nd January 1981
2 Susie O'Neill AustraliaAustralia Australia 02: 05.37 February 17, 1999 Malmo
3 Susie O'Neill AustraliaAustralia Australia 02: 04.43 September 2, 1999 Canberra
4th Susie O'Neill AustraliaAustralia Australia 02: 04.16 January 18, 2000 Sydney
5 Yang Yu China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China People's Republic of China 02: 04.04 January 18, 2004 Berlin
6th Otylia Jędrzejczak PolandPoland Poland 02: 03.53 December 13, 2007 Debrecen
7th Yūko Nakanishi JapanJapan Japan 02: 03.12 February 23, 2008 Tokyo
8th Liu Zige China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China People's Republic of China 02: 02.50 November 11, 2009 Stockholm
9 Liu Zige China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China People's Republic of China 02: 00.78 November 15, 2009 Berlin
10 Mireia Belmonte SpainSpain Spain 01: 59.61 3rd December 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.