Swimming at the 1997 European Aquatics Championships – Men's 200 metre individual medley

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The final of the Men's 200 metres Individual Medley event at the European LC Championships 1997 was held in Sunday 24 August 1997 in Seville, Spain.

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Finals

RANKFINAL ATIME
Med 1.png Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Marcel Wouda  (NED)2:00.77
Med 2.png Flag of France.svg  Xavier Marchand  (FRA)2:01.08
Med 3.png Flag of Finland.svg  Jani Sievinen  (FIN)2:02.12
4.Flag of Germany.svg  Christian Keller  (GER)2:02.50
5.Flag of Ukraine.svg  Sergei Sergeyev  (UKR)2:03.61
6.Flag of Italy.svg  Massimiliano Rosolino  (ITA)2:03.73
Flag of Spain.svg  Jordi Carasco  (ESP)2:03.73
8.Flag of Slovenia.svg  Peter Mankoč  (SLO)2:05.79


RANKFINAL BTIME
9.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Mark van der Zijden  (NED)2:04.48
10.Flag of France.svg  Lionel Moreau  (FRA)2:04.80
11.Flag of Hungary.svg  István Batházi  (HUN)2:04.81
12.Flag of Poland.svg  Marcin Malinski  (POL)2:05.10
13.Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Josef Horký  (CZE)2:05.90
14.Flag of Sweden.svg  Michael Jacobsson  (SWE)2:06.00
15.Flag of Slovenia.svg  Marko Milenkovič  (SLO)2:07.70
16.Flag of Denmark.svg  Jakob Andersen  (DEN)2:08.15

Qualifying heats

RANKHEATS RANKINGTIME
1.Flag of Germany.svg  Christian Keller  (GER)2:02.70
2.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Marcel Wouda  (NED)2:02.97
3.Flag of Ukraine.svg  Sergei Sergeyev  (UKR)2:03.02
4.Flag of Finland.svg  Jani Sievinen  (FIN)2:03.36
5.Flag of France.svg  Xavier Marchand  (FRA)2:03.58
6.Flag of Slovenia.svg  Peter Mankoč  (SLO)2:04.08
7.Flag of Italy.svg  Massimiliano Rosolino  (ITA)2:04.12
8.Flag of Spain.svg  Jordi Carasco  (ESP)2:04.24
9.Flag of France.svg  Lionel Moreau  (FRA)2:04.32
Flag of Germany.svg  Jens Kruppa  (GER) [1] 2:04.32
11.Flag of Poland.svg  Marcin Malinski  (POL)2:04.71
12.Flag of Hungary.svg  István Batházi  (HUN)2:04.81
13.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Mark van der Zijden  (NED)2:05.01
14.Flag of Slovenia.svg  Marko Milenkovič  (SLO)2:05.98
15.Flag of Sweden.svg  Michael Jacobsson  (SWE)2:06.46
16.Flag of Denmark.svg  Jakob Andersen  (DEN)2:06.12
17.Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Josef Horký  (CZE)2:06.88
18.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Adrian Turner  (GBR)2:07.06
19.Flag of Denmark.svg  Jacob Carstensen  (DEN)2:07.07
20.Flag of Israel.svg  Yoav Meiri  (ISR)2:07.21
21.Flag of Spain.svg  Ismael García  (ESP)2:07.35
22.Flag of Switzerland.svg  Adrian Andermatt  (SUI)2:07.95
23.Flag of Poland.svg  Piotr Florczyk  (POL)2:08.34
24.Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Petr Kratochvil  (CZE)2:08.40
25.Flag of North Macedonia.svg  Aleksandar Miladinovski  (MKD)2:08.54
26.Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Denislav Kalchev  (BUL)2:09.04
27.Flag of Slovakia.svg  Miroslav Machovic  (SVK)2:09.45
28.Flag of Croatia.svg  Krešimir Čač  (CRO)2:09.95
29.Flag of Israel.svg  Michael Halika  (ISR)2:10.19

Remarks

  1. Flag of Germany.svg  Jens Kruppa  (GER) scratched B-Final

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