2012 FINA World Swimming Championships (25 m) – Women's 4 × 100 metre medley relay

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Women's 4x100m Medley Relay
at the 2012 Short Course Worlds
Dates14 December (heats and final)
Winning time3:49.87
Medalists
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  2010
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The women's 4x100 metre medley relay event at the 11th FINA World Swimming Championships (25m) took place 14 December 2012 at the Sinan Erdem Dome.

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Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world and championship records were as follows.

NationSwimmersTimeLocationDate
World recordFlag of the United States (23px).png  United States Natalie Coughlin (55.97)
Rebecca Soni (1:02.91)
Dana Vollmer (55.36)
Missy Franklin (51.32)
3:45.56 Atlanta 16 December 2011
Championship recordFlag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China Zhao Jing (56.52)
Zhao Jin (1:04.20)
Liu Zige (55.80)
Tang Yi (51.77)
3:48.29 Dubai 17 December 2010

No new records were set during this competition.

Results

Heats

18 teams participated in 2 heats. [1]

RankHeatLaneNationSwimmersTimeNotes
111Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark Mie Nielsen (57.59)
Rikke Møller Pedersen (1:04.40)
Jeanette Ottesen (57.42)
Pernille Blume (53.69)
3:53.10Q, NR
224Flag of the United States.svg  United States Olivia Smoliga (58.05)
Laura Sogar (1:04.43)
Christine Magnuson (57.31)
Lia Neal (53.38)
3:53.17Q
315Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Marie Kamimura (58.83)
Kanako Watanabe (1:05.58)
Nao Kobayashi (57.03)
Miki Uchida (52.97)
3:54.41Q, NR
428Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain Georgia Davies (58.57)
Sophie Allen (1:06.04)
Jemma Lowe (57.14)
Francesca Halsall (52.75)
3:54.50Q
529Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China Fu Yuanhui (58.99)
Sun Ye (1:05.56)
Jiao Liuyang (56.64)
Wang Haibin (53.33)
3:54.52Q
618Flag of Italy.svg  Italy Arianna Barbieri (57.94)
Chiara Boggiatto (1:07.23)
Ilaria Bianchi (56.75)
Federica Pellegrini (53.74)
3:55.66Q, NR
725Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Jenny Mensing (59.50)
Caroline Ruhnau (1:06.45)
Paulina Schmiedel (58.49)
Britta Steffen (52.70)
3:57.14Q, NR
814Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Grace Loh (58.79)
Samantha Marshall (1:06.08)
Brianna Throssell (58.81)
Sally Foster (53.68)
3:57.36Q
921Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada Chantal van Landeghem (59.87)
Tera van Beilen (1:06.04)
Noemie It-Ting Thomas (57.50)
Heather MacLean (54.08)
3:57.49
1022Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil Fabíola Molina (59.19)
Beatriz Travalon (1:07.46)
Daynara de Paula (57.69)
Larissa Oliveira (53.32)
3:57.66 SA
1123Flag of Russia.svg  Russia Polina Lapshina (59.31)
Valentina Artemyeva (1:05.97)
Daria Tcvetkova (1:00.01)
Veronika Popova (52.75)
3:58.04
1220Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Duane Da Rocha (58.31)
Marina García Urzainqui (1:07.55)
Judit Ignacio Sorribes (58.34)
Melanie Costa (54.22)
3:58.42 NR
1313Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden Michelle Coleman (59.52)
Rebecca Ejdervik (1:07.04)
Louise Hansson (58.67)
Sandra Hafström (55.21)
4:00.44
1416Flag of Finland.svg  Finland Hanna-Maria Seppälä (1:01.45)
Jenna Laukkanen (1:06.50)
Sini Kuutamo (1:00.51)
Emilia Pikkarainen (54.71)
4:03.17 NR
1512Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Jessica Ashley-Cooper (59.62)
Jessica Pengelly (1:10.67)
Marne Erasmus (59.47)
Lehesta Kemp (55.10)
4:04.86
1627Flag of Macau.svg  Macau Vong Erica Man Wai (1:05.16)
Lei On Kei (1:12.26)
Kuan Weng I (1:05.39)
Tan Chi Yan (1:00.71)
4:23.52 NR
1717Flag of Pakistan.svg  Pakistan Lianna Catherine Swan (1:09.82)
Anum Bandey (1:23.25)
Kiran Khan (1:09.02)
Mahnoor Maqsood (1:14.70)
4:56.79
26Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey Hazal Sarıkaya (1:01.72)
Dilara Buse Günaydın (1:08.53)
İris Rosenberger
Esra Kübra Kaçmaz
DSQ
10Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela DNS

Final

The final was held at 21:16. [2]

RankLaneNationSwimmersTimeNotes
Gold medal icon.svg4Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark Mie Nielsen (56.73/ NR )
Rikke Møller Pedersen (1:03.48)
Jeanette Ottesen (56.49)
Pernille Blume (53.17)
3:49.87 ER
Silver medal icon.svg8Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Rachel Goh (58.16)
Sarah Katsoulis (1:03.89)
Marieke Guehrer (56.36)
Angie Bainbridge (52.47)
3:50.88
Bronze medal icon.svg5Flag of the United States.svg  United States Olivia Smoliga (57.25)
Jessica Hardy (1:04.61)
Claire Donahue (57.67)
Megan Romano (51.90)
3:51.43
46Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain Georgia Davies (57.45)
Sophie Allen (1:05.90)
Jemma Lowe (56.51)
Francesca Halsall (51.99)
3:51.85 NR
52Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China Zhou Yanxin (57.85)
Sun Ye (1:05.89)
Lu Ying (56.36)
Tang Yi (52.43)
3:52.53
63Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Marie Kamimura (59.17)
Kanako Watanabe (1:05.15)
Nao Kobayashi (57.30)
Haruka Ueda (53.11)
3:54.73
77Flag of Italy.svg  Italy Arianna Barbieri (58.25)
Chiara Boggiatto (1:07.60)
Ilaria Bianchi (56.14)
Federica Pellegrini (54.13)
3:56.12
81Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Jenny Mensing (59.90)
Caroline Ruhnau (1:06.24)
Paulina Schmiedel (58.31)
Britta Steffen (52.40)
3:56.85 NR

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References

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