British swimming champions – 400 metres medley winners

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The British swimming champions over 400 metres individual medley, formerly the (Amateur Swimming Association (ASA) National Championships) are listed below. [1] [2]

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The event was originally contested over 440 yards and then switched to the metric conversion of 400 metres in 1971. In 1968 there was a dead-heat in the men's final. [3]

400 metres individual medley champions

YearMen's championWomen's champion
440 yards440 yards
1963 Brian Jenkins [4] Anita Lonsbrough [4]
1964 Tudor Lacey [5] Anita Lonsbrough [6]
1965 Sandy Gilchrist [7] Barbara Hounsell [8]
1966 Alan Kimber [9] Susan Williams [10]
1967 Alan Kimber [11] Shelagh Ratcliffe [12]
1968 Martyn Woodroffe & Alan Kimber [3] Shelagh Ratcliffe [13]
1969 Martyn Woodroffe Shelagh Ratcliffe [14]
1970 Martyn Woodroffe [15] Shelagh Ratcliffe [16]
400 metres400 metres
1971 Steve Roxborough [17] Denise Banks [18]
1972 Raymond Terrell [19] Diane Walker [20]
1973 Brian Brinkley [21] Diane Walker [22]
1974 Jim Carter [23] Leslie Cliff [24]
1975 Alan McClatchey [25] Anne Adams [25]
1976 Alan McClatchey [26] Sharron Davies [27]
1977 Alan McClatchey [28] Sharron Davies [29]
1978 Simon Gray [30] Sharron Davies [31]
1979 Sharron Davies [32]
1980 Simon Gray [33] Sharron Davies [32]
1981 Stephen Poulter [34] Maria Scott [35]
1982 Stephen Poulter [36] Louise Tate [37]
1983 John Davey [38] Sarah Hardcastle [39]
1984 Gary Binfield [40] Kathy Read [41]
1985 Kathy Read [42]
1986 John Davey [43] Sarah Hardcastle [44]
1987 John Davey [43] Gaynor Stanley [45]
1988 John Davey [46] Tracey Atkin [47]
1989 Paul Brew [48] Suki Brownsdon [49]
1990 John Munro [50] Zara Long [51]
1991 Andy Rolley [52] Zara Long [52]
1992 Grant Robins [53] Helen Slatter [53]
1993 Grant Robins [54] Marie Hardiman [54]
1994 David Warren [55] Helen Slatter [55]
1995 James Hickman [56] Katie Goddard [57]
1996 Michael Halika [58] Jodie Swallow [59]
1997 Tatsuya Kinugasa [60] Nicole Hetzer [61]
1998 James Hickman [62] Samantha Nesbit [63]
1999 Michael Halika [64] Mandy Loots [64]
2000 Simon Militis [65] Rachel Corner [66]
2001 Simon Militis Holly Fox
2002 Robin Francis Holly Fox
2003 Robin Francis Rebecca Shaw
2004 Adrian Turner Rebecca Cooke
2005 Euan Dale Rebecca Cooke
2006 Joseph Roebuck Hannah Miley
2007 Joseph Roebuck Hannah Miley
2008 Thomas Haffield Hannah Miley
2009 Thomas Haffield Hannah Miley
2010 Roberto Pavoni Hannah Miley
2011 Roberto Pavoni Hannah Miley
2012 Roberto Pavoni Hannah Miley
2013 Roberto Pavoni Hannah Miley
2014 Roberto Pavoni Aimee Willmott
2015 Dan Wallace Hannah Miley
2016 Max Litchfield Hannah Miley
2017 Max Litchfield Hannah Miley
2018 Tom Dean Mireia Belmonte
2019 Max Litchfield Aimee Willmott
Not held during 2020 and 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022 Duncan Scott Freya Colbert
2023 Charlie Hutchison Freya Colbert
2024 Max Litchfield Freya Colbert

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