Swimming at the 2006 Commonwealth Games – Women's 400 metre individual medley

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The article provides table of standings of Women's 400 metres individual medley final and Women's 400 metres individual medley heats. [1]

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Final

Stephanie Rice Stephanie Rice 1 - Craig Franklin.jpg
Stephanie Rice

The Women's 400 metres individual medley final was held at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre on the 21 March 2006 at 19:38 AEST. [1]

RankLaneSwimmerR.T.50 m100 m150 m200 m250 m300 m350 m400 mTbh.
Med 1.png 4 Flag of Australia.svg Stephanie Rice (AUS)0.9729.87
29.87		1:04.08
34.21		1:40.42
36.34		2:15.96
35.54		2:56.38
40.42		3:37.41
41.03		4:10.55
33.14		4:41.91 (GR)
31.36		 
Med 2.png 3 Flag of England.svg Rebecca Cooke (ENG)0.8330.80
30.80		1:04.90
34.10		1:41.55
36.65		2:17.77
36.22		2:58.72
40.95		3:40.78
42.06		4:13.01
32.23		4:44.60
31.59		2.69
Med 3.png 5 Flag of Australia.svg Jennifer Reilly (AUS)0.9031.25
31.25		1:06.10
34.85		1:42.59
36.49		2:17.67
35.08		2:59.23
41.56		3:41.16
41.93		4:15.15
33.99		4:47.13
31.98		5.22
41 Flag of Scotland.svg Hannah Miley (SCO)0.7732.16
32.16		1:08.29
36.13		1:44.61
36.32		2:20.13
35.52		3:01.04
40.91		3:43.35
42.31		4:16.34
32.99		4:47.95
31.61		6.04
56 Flag of New Zealand.svg Helen Norfolk (NZL)0.8230.74
30.74		1:05.32
34.58		1:41.63
36.31		2:17.36
35.73		2:59.31
41.95		3:42.12
42.81		4:15.16
33.04		4:48.09
32.93		6.18
62 Flag of England.svg Keri-Anne Payne (ENG)0.7030.77
30.77		1:05.79
35.02		1:42.22
36.43		2:18.04
35.82		3:01.06
43.02		3:44.83
43.77		4:18.54
33.71		4:51.31
32.77		9.40
77 Flag of Wales 2.svg Julie Gould (WAL)0.7032.15
32.15		1:08.51
36.36		1:45.49
36.98		2:21.88
36.39		3:03.68
41.80		3:45.71
42.03		4:19.29
33.58		4:51.90
32.61		9.99
88 Flag of Scotland.svg Lorna Smith (SCO)0.8432.46
32.46		1:09.51
37.05		1:47.09
37.58		2:23.60
36.51		3:06.53
42.93		3:50.53
44.00		4:26.00
35.47		5:01.49
35.49		19.58

Heats

The Women's 400 metres individual medley heats were held at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre on the 21 March 2006 at 10:38 AEST. [1]

Heat 1

RankLaneSwimmerR.T.50 m100 m150 m200 m250 m300 m350 m400 mTbh.
15 Flag of Australia.svg Stephanie Rice (AUS)0.9530.47
30.47		1:04.82
34.35		1:41.73
36.91		2:17.99
36.26		2:59.82
41.83		3:41.66
41.84		4:15.68
34.02		4:47.89 (Q)
32.21		 
24 Flag of Australia.svg Jennifer Reilly (AUS)0.8631.07
31.07		1:06.68
35.61		1:43.54
36.86		2:19.23
35.69		3:00.78
41.55		3:42.39
41.61		4:16.82
34.43		4:47.94 (Q)
31.12		0.05
33 Flag of Scotland.svg Hannah Miley (SCO)0.7631.76
31.76		1:07.46
35.70		1:44.47
37.01		2:21.33
36.86		3:03.40
42.07		3:46.64
43.24		4:21.00
34.36		4:53.55 (Q)
32.55		5.66
46 Flag of Scotland.svg Lorna Smith (SCO)0.8832.32
32.32		1:09.26
36.94		1:46.17
36.91		2:22.24
36.07		3:04.30
42.06		3:47.38
43.08		4:21.90
34.52		4:55.02 (Q)
33.12		7.13
52 Flag of South Africa.svg Katheryn Meaklim (RSA)0.7932.17
32.17		1:08.56
36.39		1:47.70
39.14		2:26.09
38.39		3:07.18
41.09		3:49.73
42.55		4:24.59
34.86		4:58.01
33.42		10.12
67 Flag of Singapore.svg Ting Wen Quah (SIN)0.7531.83
31.83		1:07.45
35.62		1:45.53
38.08		2:22.37
36.84		3:09.46
47.09		3:56.36
46.90		4:31.24
34.88		5:04.52
33.28		16.63
71 Flag of Guernsey.svg Gail Strobridge (GUE)0.8031.82
31.82		1:08.24
36.42		1:48.76
40.52		2:29.25
40.49		3:12.30
43.05		3:56.46
44.16		4:31.86
35.40		5:05.64
33.78		17.75

Heat 2

RankLaneSwimmerR.T.50 m100 m150 m200 m250 m300 m350 m400 mTbh.
15 Flag of England.svg Rebecca Cooke (ENG)0.8431.13
31.13		1:05.49
34.36		1:42.70
37.21		2:19.26
36.56		3:00.80
41.54		3:43.03
42.23		4:16.47
33.44		4:48.99 (Q)
32.52		 
26 Flag of New Zealand.svg Helen Norfolk (NZL)0.8130.84
30.84		1:05.17
34.33		1:41.78
36.61		2:17.58
35.80		2:59.92
42.34		3:43.08
43.16		4:18.05
34.97		4:51.46 (Q)
33.41		2.47
33 Flag of England.svg Keri-Anne Payne (ENG)0.6931.35
31.35		1:07.13
35.78		1:43.56
36.43		2:18.95
35.39		3:01.70
42.75		3:45.49
43.79		4:19.11
33.62		4:51.77 (Q)
32.66		2.78
42 Flag of Wales 2.svg Julie Gould (WAL)0.6932.00
32.00		1:08.76
36.76		1:45.46
36.70		2:21.71
36.25		3:03.86
42.15		3:46.26
42.40		4:20.35
34.09		4:53.23 (Q)
32.88		4.24
57 Flag of South Africa.svg Wendy Trott (RSA)0.8031.79
31.79		1:07.83
36.04		1:47.14
39.31		2:25.43
38.29		3:08.94
43.51		3:52.54
43.60		4:26.10
33.56		4:58.49
32.39		9.50
64 Flag of Australia.svg Lara Carroll (AUS)0.8232.19
32.19		1:09.98
37.79		1:48.36
38.38		2:26.41
38.05		3:08.87
42.46		3:53.87
45.00		4:30.67
36.80		5:06.08
35.41		17.09
78 Flag of the Isle of Mann.svg Emily-Claire Crookall-nixon (IOM)0.7531.74
31.74		1:08.58
36.84		1:49.40
40.82		2:29.74
40.34		3:17.31
47.57		4:05.78
48.47		4:42.28
36.50		5:18.11
35.83		29.12
DNS1 Flag of the Isle of Mann.svg Olivia Rawlinson (IOM) 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 		 

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