1997 FINA Short Course World Championships – Men's 50m Freestyle

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The finals and the qualifying heats of the Men's 50 metres Freestyle event at the 1997 FINA Short Course World Championships were held on the last day of the competition, on Sunday 20 April 1997 in Gothenburg, Sweden.

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Finals

RANKFINAL ATIME
Med 1.png Flag of Venezuela (1930-1954).svg  Francisco Sánchez  (VEN)21.80
Med 2.png Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Mark Foster  (GBR)22.03
Med 3.png Flag of Puerto Rico.svg  Ricardo Busquets  (PUR)22.17
4.Flag of Argentina.svg  José Meolans  (ARG)22.22
5.Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Scott Logan  (AUS)22.38
6.Flag of Israel.svg  Yoav Bruck  (ISR)22.39
Flag of Brazil.svg  Gustavo Borges  (BRA)22.39
8.Flag of Germany.svg  Alexander Lüderitz  (GER)22.43


RANKFINAL BTIME
9.Flag of Jamaica.svg  Sion Brinn  (JAM)22.35
10.Flag of the United States.svg  Bill Pilczuk  (USA)22.36
11.Flag of Estonia.svg  Indrek Sei  (EST)22.38
12.Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Jeffrey English  (AUS)22.47
13.Flag of Ecuador.svg  Felipe Delgado  (ECU)22.52
14.Flag of Italy.svg  René Gusperti  (ITA)22.58
Flag of Belarus.svg  Dimitri Kalinovski  (BLR)22.58
16.Flag of Ukraine.svg  Yuriy Vlasov  (UKR)22.75

Qualifying heats

RANKHEATS RANKINGTIME
1.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Mark Foster  (GBR)21.95
2.Flag of Venezuela (1930-1954).svg  Francisco Sánchez  (VEN)22.01
3.Flag of Argentina.svg  José Meolans  (ARG)22.25
4.Flag of Puerto Rico.svg  Ricardo Busquets  (PUR)22.29
5.Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Scott Logan  (AUS)22.31
6.Flag of Israel.svg  Yoav Bruck  (ISR)22.32
Flag of Germany.svg  Alexander Lüderitz  (GER)22.32
Flag of Brazil.svg  Gustavo Borges  (BRA)22.32
9.Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Jeffrey English  (AUS)22.36
10.Flag of the United States.svg  Bill Pilczuk  (USA)22.38
11.Flag of Estonia.svg  Indrek Sei  (EST)22.44
Flag of Ecuador.svg  Felipe Delgado  (ECU)22.44
13.Flag of Jamaica.svg  Sion Brinn  (JAM)22.48
14.Flag of Ukraine.svg  Yuriy Vlasov  (UKR)22.50
15.Flag of Italy.svg  René Gusperti  (ITA)22.57
16.Flag of Belarus.svg  Dimitri Kalinovski  (BLR)22.60
17.Flag of Belarus.svg  Oleg Rykhlevich  (BLR)22.67
18.Flag of Cuba.svg  Marcos Hernández  (CUB)22.69
Flag of Sweden.svg  Dan Lindström  (SWE)22.69
20.Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Garret Pulle  (CAN)22.70
Flag of Brazil.svg  Fernando Scherer  (BRA)22.70
22.Flag of the United States.svg  Brian Retterer  (USA)22.92
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Yannick Lupien  (CAN)22.92
Flag of Romania.svg  Nicolae Ivan  (ROM)22.92
25.Flag of Germany.svg  Christian Tröger  (GER)22.94
26.Flag of Russia.svg  Roman Yegorov  (RUS)22.98
27.Flag of Uzbekistan.svg  Ravil Nachaev  (UZB)23.05
28.Flag of Venezuela (1930-1954).svg  Oswaldo Quevedo  (VEN)23.06
29.Flag of Sweden.svg  Jonas Åkesson  (SWE)23.08
30.Flag of Russia.svg  Denis Pimankov  (RUS)23.09
31.Flag of Cyprus.svg  Stavros Michaelides  (CYP)23.13
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Simon Handley  (GBR)23.13
33.Flag of Switzerland.svg  Alex Miescher-Jost  (SUI)23.16
34.Flag of South Africa.svg  Nicholas Folker  (RSA)23.18
35.Flag of Norway.svg  Anders Dahl  (NOR)23.20
Flag of Norway.svg  Vermund Vetnes  (NOR)23.20
37.Flag of New Zealand.svg  Nicholas Tongue  (NZL)23.27
38.Flag of Austria.svg  Daniel Schmollinger  (AUT)23.42
39.Flag of New Zealand.svg  Trent Bray  (NZL)23.48
40.Flag of Thailand.svg  Tanet Aroonsrisopon  (THA)23.55
41.Flag of South Africa.svg  Andrew Turner  (RSA)23.57
42.Flag of Denmark.svg Jacob Rasmussen (DEN)23.69
43.Flag of Kyrgyzstan.svg  Vitali Vasilen  (KGZ)23.75
44.Flag of Uzbekistan.svg  Alexei Mankhantsev  (UZB)23.94

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