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Who has the world record for 200m backstroke?

Who has the world record for 200m backstroke?

The world records in swimming are ratified by FINA, the international governing body of swimming. Records can be set in long course (50 metres) or short course (25 metres) swimming pools….Men.

Event 200m backstroke
Time 1:51.92
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Name Aaron Peirsol
Nationality United States

Who won 200 meter backstroke?

Women’s 200-Meter Backstroke

50m Total
Gold Kaylee McKeown Australia 29.39 2:04.68
Silver Kylie Masse Canada 29.30 2:05.42 +0.74
Bronze Emily Seebohm Australia 29.92 2:06.17 +1.49
4 Rhyan Elizabeth White United States 29.59 2:06.39 +1.71

What is the world record for 100m backstroke?

51.94
The current mark for the men’s long course 100m backstroke is 51.94, done in the summer of 1009 in Indianapolis. The short course mark is currently by the USA’s Nick Thoman, in a time of 48.94 performed in December of 2009.

Who won the gold medal in women’s 2200 backstroke swimming in Beijing Olympics 2008?

Swimming at the 2008 Summer Olympics – Women’s 200 metre backstroke

Women’s 200 metre backstroke at the Games of the XXIX Olympiad
Competitors 35 from 24 nations
Winning time 2:05.24 WR
Medalists
Kirsty Coventry Zimbabwe Margaret Hoelzer United States Reiko Nakamura Japan

Who won the backstroke in the Olympics?

2020 Tokyo Olympics swimming: Ryan Murphy wins silver in 200m backstroke; King, Lazor also medal.

Who holds the world record in the 100-meter backstroke?

Coleman Stewart
York Suburban grad Coleman Stewart set a world swimming record on Sunday. Stewart broke the 100-meter backstroke short-course record at 48.33 seconds.

Which swimmer has won the most Olympic medals?

Michael Phelps
List of top Olympic gold medalists in swimming

Name Total
1. Michael Phelps 28
2. Mark Spitz 11
3. Matt Biondi 11
4. Caeleb Dressel 7

Who is the best male swimmer of all time?

swimmer Michael Phelps
The best all-time overall performance in swimming at the Olympic Games is by USA swimmer Michael Phelps. His haul of 23 gold medals between 2004–2016 is the most out of all sports.

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