1991 FINA Swimming World Cup

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The 1991 FINA Swimming World Cup was the third of the series. It took place at seven short course venues in Europe and North America in March and April 1991. Seventeen swim styles were included for men and women.

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Meets

Dates and locations for the 1991 World Cup meets were: Archived 2017-08-22 at the Wayback Machine

DatesLocation
March 12– 14, 1991 Flag of Italy.svg Milan, Italy
March 16–17, 1991 Flag of Germany.svg Bonn, Germany
March 19–20, 1991 Flag of Sweden.svg Malmo, Sweden
March 22–23, 1991 Flag of Germany.svg Rostock, Germany
March 26–27, 1991 Flag of Russia.svg Leningrad, Russia
March 29–30, 1991 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Sheffield, Great Britain
April 9–10, 1991 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Victoria, Canada

Event winners

EventMen WinnerWomen Winner
Sprint Flag of Russia.svg Aleksandr Popov Flag of Germany.svg Simone Osygus
Distance Flag of Germany.svg Uwe Dassler Flag of Italy.svg Cristina Sossi
Backstroke Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Mark Tewksbury Flag of East Germany.svg Dagmar Hase
Breaststroke Flag of Russia.svg Dmitri Volkov Flag of Germany.svg Peggy Hartung
Butterfly Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Marcel Gery Flag of Germany.svg Christiane Sievert
Individual Medley Flag of Germany.svg Joszef Hladky Flag of Japan.svg Eri Kimura

50 freestyle

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: Milano Flag of Russia.svg Aleksandr Popov 22.10 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Zhuang Yong 25.57
#2: Bonn Flag of Germany.svg Silko Günzel 22.04 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Zhuang Yong 25.36
#3: Malmö Flag of Russia.svg Aleksandr Popov 22.53 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Andrea Nugent 25.92
#4: Rostock Flag of East Germany.svg Nils Rudolph 22.27 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Jingyi Le 25.63
#5: Leningrad Flag of Russia.svg Vladimir Predkin 22.79 Flag of Germany.svg Simone Osygus 26.03
#6: Sheffield Flag of Russia.svg Vladimir Predkin 22.29 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Andrea Nugent 25.61
#7: Victoria Flag of the United States.svg Todd Pace 22.32 Flag of Germany.svg Simone Osygus 25.79

100 freestyle

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: Milano Flag of Russia.svg Aleksandr Popov 49.25 Flag of Germany.svg Regina Dittmann 57.12
#2: Bonn Flag of Russia.svg Aleksandr Popov 48.92 Flag of Germany.svg Simone Osygus 55.50
#3: Malmö Flag of Russia.svg Aleksandr Popov 48.70 Flag of Germany.svg Susi Bosserhof 56.72
#4: Rostock Flag of Russia.svg Vladimir Predkin 48.94 Flag of Germany.svg Simone Osygus 55.11
#5: Leningrad Flag of Russia.svg Aleksandr Popov 49.96 Flag of Germany.svg Simone Osygus 55.94
#6: Sheffield Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Michael Fibbens48.89 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Andrea Nugent 55.60
#7: Victoria Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Michael Fibbens49.00 Flag of Germany.svg Simone Osygus 55.31

200 freestyle

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: Milano Flag of Germany.svg Uwe Dassler 1:48.17 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Julie Mayer 2:01.86
#2: Bonn Flag of Germany.svg Christian Keller 1:46.37 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Karin Brienesse 1:58.99
#3: Malmö Flag of Germany.svg Christian Tröger 1:46.99 Flag of East Germany.svg Heike Friedrich 2:00.37
#4: Rostock Flag of Russia.svg Evgeni Sadovyi 1:46.64 Flag of Germany.svg Simone Osygus 1:59.61
#5: Leningrad Flag of Germany.svg Uwe Dassler 1:49.03 Flag of Germany.svg Simone Osygus 1:59.57
#6: Sheffield Flag of Germany.svg Uwe Dassler 1:47.51 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Joanna Coull 2:01.14
#7: Victoria Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul Howe 1:46.71 Flag of Germany.svg Simone Osygus 1:58.22

400 freestyle

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: Milano Flag of Germany.svg Uwe Dassler 3:48.81 Flag of Italy.svg Cristina Sossi 4:11.91
#2: Bonn Flag of Germany.svg Stefan Pfeiffer 3:47.40 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Brooke Ayre 4:10.07
#3: Malmö Flag of Sweden.svg Anders Holmertz 3:48.04 Flag of Italy.svg Cristina Sossi 4:11.13
#4: Rostock Flag of Russia.svg Evgeni Sadovyi 3:43.34 Flag of Germany.svg Jana Henke 4:12.01
#5: Leningrad Flag of Germany.svg Uwe Dassler 3:49.86 Flag of Russia.svg Natalia Trefilova 4:14.74
#6: Sheffield Flag of Germany.svg Uwe Dassler 3:46.86 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Debbie Jones 4:14.61
#7: Victoria Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul Howe 3:47.42 Flag of Italy.svg Cristina Sossi 4:12.05

1500/800 freestyle

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: Milano Flag of Germany.svg Uwe Dassler 7:53.90 Flag of Italy.svg Cristina Sossi 8:26.09
#2: Bonn Flag of East Germany.svg Jorg Hoffmann 7:51.75 Flag of Italy.svg Cristina Sossi 8:28.04
#3: Malmö Flag of Poland.svg Piotr Albinski 15:01.46 Flag of Italy.svg Cristina Sossi 8:30.20
#4: Rostock Flag of Germany.svg Uwe Dassler 7:47.88 Flag of Germany.svg Jana Henke 8:33.25
#5: Leningrad Flag of Russia.svg Anton Sipkin 15:26.51 Flag of Russia.svg Olga Kuznetsova 8:50.86
#6: Sheffield Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Ian Wilson 15:12.81 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Debbie Jones 8:44.70
#7: Victoria Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Ian Wilson 15:08.81 Flag of Italy.svg Cristina Sossi 8:30.83

50 Backstroke

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: MilanoN/AN/AN/AN/A
#2: Bonn Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Mark Tewksbury25.25 Flag of Germany.svg Sandra Völker 29.50
#3: Malmö Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Mark Tewksbury25.22 Flag of Germany.svg Anja Eichhorst 29.50
#4: Rostock Flag of Germany.svg Frank Hoffmeister 25.24 Flag of Germany.svg Anja Eichhorst 29.02
#5: Leningrad Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Mark Tewksbury25.71 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Sharon Page 29.66
#6: Sheffield Flag of Ireland.svg Adrian O'Connor 26.54 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Sharon Page 29.35
#7: Victoria Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Mark Tewksbury25.32 Flag of Germany.svg Anja Eichhorst 29.02

100 Backstroke

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: Milano Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Mark Tewksbury 53.89 Flag of East Germany.svg Dagmar Hase 1:01.65
#2: Bonn Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Mark Tewksbury 52.71 WR [1] Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Joanne Deakins 1:02.90
#3: Malmö Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Mark Tewksbury 52.90 Flag of Germany.svg Anja Eichhorst 1:02.42
#4: Rostock Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Mark Tewksbury 53.76 Flag of East Germany.svg Dagmar Hase 1:01.06
#5: Leningrad Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Mark Tewksbury 54.39 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Sharon Page 1:02.78
#6: Sheffield Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Mark Tewksbury 52.58 WR [2] Flag of East Germany.svg Dagmar Hase 1:01.66
#7: Victoria Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Mark Tewksbury53.08 Flag of East Germany.svg Dagmar Hase 1:01.24

200 Backstroke

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: Milano Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Luca Bianchin 1:57.43 Flag of East Germany.svg Dagmar Hase 2:10.40
#2: Bonn Flag of Finland.svg Jani Sievinen 1:56.61 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Joanne Deakins 2:10.55
#3: MalmöN/AN/AN/AN/A
#4: Rostock Flag of Germany.svg Tino Weber 1:57.04 Flag of East Germany.svg Dagmar Hase 2:07.89
#5: Leningrad Flag of Russia.svg Vladimir Selkov 1:58.37 Flag of Russia.svg Natalia Krupskaya 2:13.59
#6: Sheffield Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Mark Tewksbury 1:56.22 Flag of East Germany.svg Dagmar Hase 2:08.55
#7: Victoria Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Mark Tewksbury 1:56.03 Flag of East Germany.svg Dagmar Hase 2:07.74

50 Breaststroke

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: MilanoN/AN/AN/AN/A
#2: Bonn Flag of Russia.svg Dmitri Volkov 27.29 WR Flag of Germany.svg Peggy Hartung 31.42
#3: Malmö Flag of Russia.svg Dmitri Volkov 27.79 Flag of Sweden.svg Louise Karlsson 31.65
#4: Rostock Flag of Germany.svg Christian Poswiat 28.21 Flag of Germany.svg Peggy Hartung 31.94
#5: Leningrad Flag of Russia.svg Dmitri Volkov 27.38 Flag of Germany.svg Peggy Hartung 31.52
#6: Sheffield Flag of Germany.svg Christian Poswiat 28.37 Flag of Germany.svg Peggy Hartung 31.75
#7: Victoria Flag of Russia.svg Dmitri Volkov 27.80 Flag of Germany.svg Peggy Hartung 31.40

100 Breaststroke

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: Milano Flag of Russia.svg Dmitri Volkov 59.73 Flag of Russia.svg Elena Volkova 1:08.84
#2: Bonn Flag of Russia.svg Dmitri Volkov 59.57 Flag of Russia.svg Elena Volkova 1:08.45
#3: Malmö Flag of Russia.svg Dmitri Volkov 1:00.19 Flag of Sweden.svg Louise Karlsson 1:08.66
#4: Rostock Flag of Germany.svg Christian Poswiat 1:01.63 Flag of Germany.svg Peggy Hartung 1:08.93
#5: Leningrad Flag of Russia.svg Alexei Matveev 1:01.30 Flag of Russia.svg Elena Rudovskaya 1:08.62
#6: Sheffield Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Adrian Moorhouse 1:00.37 Flag of Germany.svg Peggy Hartung 1:08.28
#7: Victoria Flag of Russia.svg Dmitri Volkov 1:00.12 Flag of Russia.svg Elena Volkova 1:08.23

200 Breaststroke

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: Milano Flag of Russia.svg Dmitri Volkov 2:11.60 Flag of Russia.svg Elena Volkova 2:27.58
#2: Bonn Flag of Spain.svg Joaquín Fernández 2:11.43 Flag of Italy.svg Manuela Dalla Valle 2:27.50
#3: MalmöN/AN/AN/AN/A
#4: Rostock Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Robert Fox 2:15.05 Flag of Russia.svg Elena Rudovskaya 2:27.93
#5: Leningrad Flag of Russia.svg Andrei Korneev 2:12.54 Flag of Russia.svg Elena Rudovskaya 2:26.67
#6: Sheffield Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Robert Fox 2:13.81 Flag of Italy.svg Manuela Dalla Valle 2:26.30
#7: Victoria Flag of the United States.svg Seith Van Neerden 2:12.24 Flag of Russia.svg Elena Rudovskaya 2:27.10

50 Butterfly

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: MilanoN/AN/AN/AN/A
#2: Bonn Flag of Spain.svg Carlos Sánchez 24.26 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Inge De Bruijn 27.43
#3: Malmö Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Marcel Gery 24.33 Flag of Sweden.svg Louise Karlsson 27.65
#4: Rostock Flag of East Germany.svg Nils Rudolph 24.45 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Hong Qian 27.90
#5: Leningrad Flag of Russia.svg Konstantin Petrov 24.82 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Hong Qian 27.47
#6: Sheffield Flag of East Germany.svg Nils Rudolph 24.05 WR Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Andrea Nugent 27.92
#7: Victoria Flag of the United States.svg Jim Harvey 24.82 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Andrea Nugent 28.09

100 Butterfly

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: Milano Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Marcel Gery 53.88 Flag of Italy.svg Ilari Tochini 1:02.04
#2: Bonn Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Marcel Gery 53.18 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Karin Brienesse 1:00.83
#3: Malmö Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Tom Ponting53.22 Flag of East Germany.svg Christiane Sievert 1:00.71
#4: Rostock Flag of East Germany.svg Martin Herrmann 53.99 Flag of East Germany.svg Christiane Sievert 1:01.76
#5: Leningrad Flag of East Germany.svg Martin Herrmann 54.51 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Hong Qian 1:00.22
#6: Sheffield Flag of France.svg Bruno Gutzeit 53.99 Flag of Germany.svg Susanne Muller 1:01.44
#7: Victoria Flag of the United States.svg Jim Harvey 53.75 Flag of Sweden.svg Therese Lundin 1:01.62

200 Butterfly

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: Milano Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Marcel Gery 1:58.67 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Julie Majer 2:12.73
#2: Bonn Flag of Germany.svg Christian Keller 1:57.67 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Julie Majer 2:11.36
#3: MalmöN/AN/AN/AN/A
#4: Rostock Flag of Russia.svg Denis Pankratov 1:57.67 Flag of Germany.svg Katrin Jake 2:13.07
#5: Leningrad Flag of Russia.svg Denis Pankratov 1:58.33 Flag of Russia.svg Elena Talaleva 2:15.11
#6: Sheffield Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Tim Jones 1:57.86 Flag of Germany.svg Katrin Jake 2:12.94
#7: Victoria Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Tim Jones 1:58.00 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Maria Gaudin 2:13.94

100 Individual Medley

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: MilanoN/AN/AN/AN/A
#2: Bonn Flag of Germany.svg Josef Hladky 54.66 WR Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Nancy Sweetnam 1:02.86
#3: MalmöN/AN/AN/AN/A
#4: Rostock Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Darren Ward 55.39 Flag of Russia.svg Daria Shmeleva 1:03.44
#5: Leningrad Flag of Germany.svg Josef Hladky 55.35 Flag of Germany.svg Marion Zoller 1:03.94
#6: Sheffield Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Darren Ward 55.73 Flag of Germany.svg Marion Zoller 1:02.75 WR
#7: Victoria Flag of Germany.svg Josef Hladky 54.63 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Nancy Sweetnam 1:02.99

200 Individual Medley

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: Milano Flag of Germany.svg Josef Hladky 1:59.92 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Nancy Sweetnam 2:14.06
#2: Bonn Flag of Germany.svg Josef Hladky 1:59.16 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Nancy Sweetnam 2:12.91
#3: Malmö Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Darren Ward 1:58.39 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Nancy Sweetnam 2:12.50
#4: Rostock Flag of Germany.svg Josef Hladky 2:00.63 Flag of Russia.svg Daria Shmeleva 2:14.64
#5: Leningrad Flag of Germany.svg Josef Hladky 2:00.81 Flag of Russia.svg Daria Shmeleva 2:16.18
#6: Sheffield Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Darren Ward 1:58.36 Flag of Russia.svg Daria Shmeleva 2:14.84
#7: Victoria Flag of Germany.svg Josef Hladky 1:59.81 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Nancy Sweetnam 2:13.97

400 Individual Medley

MeetMen WinnerTimeWomen WinnerTime
#1: Milano Flag of Italy.svg Luca Sacchi 4:12.15 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Nancy Sweetnam 4:39.32
#2: Bonn Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Darren Ward 4:12.83 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Nancy Sweetnam 4:40.85
#3: Malmö Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Darren Ward 4:12.60 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Nancy Sweetnam 4:40.73
#4: Rostock Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Darren Ward 4:16.40 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Hana Cerna 4:47.85
#5: LeningradN/AN/AN/AN/A
#6: SheffieldN/AN/AN/AN/A
#7: Victoria Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Darren Ward 4:16.67 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Nancy Sweetnam 4:43.34

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