Men's 100 metre breaststroke at the 2007 FINA World Championships | ||||||||||
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Venue | Rod Laver Arena | |||||||||
Dates | 25 March 2007 (heats, semifinals) 26 March 2007 (final) | |||||||||
Competitors | 123 | |||||||||
Winning time | 59.80 seconds | |||||||||
Medalists | ||||||||||
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2007 FINA World Championships | ||
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Diving | ||
Individual | ||
1 m | men | women |
3 m | men | women |
10 m | men | women |
Synchronised | ||
3 m | men | women |
10 m | men | women |
Open water swimming | ||
5 km | men | women |
10 km | men | women |
25 km | men | women |
Swimming | ||
Freestyle | ||
50 m | men | women |
100 m | men | women |
200 m | men | women |
400 m | men | women |
800 m | men | women |
1500 m | men | women |
Backstroke | ||
50 m | men | women |
100 m | men | women |
200 m | men | women |
Breaststroke | ||
50 m | men | women |
100 m | men | women |
200 m | men | women |
Butterfly | ||
50 m | men | women |
100 m | men | women |
200 m | men | women |
Individual medley | ||
200 m | men | women |
400 m | men | women |
Freestyle relay | ||
4×100 m | men | women |
4×200 m | men | women |
Medley relay | ||
4×100 m | men | women |
Synchronised swimming | ||
Solo | ||
Technical | women | |
Free | women | |
Duet | ||
Technical | women | |
Free | women | |
Team | ||
Technical | women | |
Free | women | |
Combination | women | |
Water polo | ||
Tournament | men | women |
The men's 100 metre breaststroke at the 2007 World Aquatics Championships took place on 25 March (heats [1] and semifinals [2] ) and on the evening of 26 March (final) [3] at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia. 123 swimmers were entered in the event, of which 117 swam.
Existing records at the start of the event were:
Place | Lane | Name | Nationality | 50m split | Time |
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5 | Brendan Hansen | USA | 27.67 | 59.80 | |
4 | Kosuke Kitajima | Japan | 27.79 | 59.96 | |
6 | Brenton Rickard | Australia | 28.15 | 1:00.58 | |
4 | 2 | Valeriy Dymo | Ukraine | 28.18 | 1:00.60 |
5 | 7 | Oleg Lisogor | Ukraine | 28.07 | 1:00.83 |
6 | 1 | Mihail Alexandrov | Bulgaria | 28.09 | 1:01.17 |
7 | 8 | Dmitry Komornikov | Russia | 28.58 | 1:01.24 |
8 | 3 | Alexander Dale Oen | Norway | 27.93 | 1:01.67 |
Rank | Heat & Lane | Name | Nationality | 50m split | Time | Notes |
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1 | S2-L4 | Kosuke Kitajima | Japan | 28.31 | 1:00.05 | Q |
2 | S2-L5 | Brendan Hansen | USA | 28.09 | 1:00.13 | Q |
3 | S1-L4 | Alexander Dale Oen | Norway | 28.52 | 1:00.69 | Q |
4 | S1-L6 | Brenton Rickard | Australia | 28.51 | 1:00.87 | Q |
5 | S2-L6 | Valeriy Dymo | Ukraine | 28.64 | 1:00.88 | Q |
6 | S2-L3 | Oleg Lisogor | Ukraine | 28.86 | 1:00.89 | Q |
7 | S2-L7 | Mihail Alexandrov | Bulgaria | 28.33 | 1:01.08 | Q |
8 | S2-L8 | Dmitry Komornikov | Russia | 28.87 | 1:01.11 | Q |
9 | S1-L3 | James Gibson | Great Britain | 27.95 | 1:01.24 | |
9 | S1-L7 | Scott Usher | USA | 29.01 | 1:01.24 | |
11 | S2-L1 | Chris Cook | Great Britain | 28.15 | 1:01.28 | |
12 | S1-L5 | Giedrius Titenis | Lithuania | 28.82 | 1:01.48 | |
13 | S1-L8 | Roman Sloudnov | Russia | 28.69 | 1:01.50 | |
14 | S1-L2 | Cameron van der Burgh | South Africa | 28.76 | 1:01.80 | |
15 | S1-L1 | Alessandro Terrin | Italy | 28.33 | 1:01.87 | |
16 | S2-L2 | Hugues Duboscq | France | 28.80 | 1:01.93 | |
Rank | Heat & Lane | Name | Nationality | 50m split | Time | Note |
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1 | H14-L5 | Kosuke Kitajima | Japan | 28.33 | 59.96 | Q |
2 | H15-L5 | Alexander Dale Oen | Norway | 28.59 | 1:00.34 | Q |
3 | H16-L4 | Brendan Hansen | USA | 28.66 | 1:00.59 | Q |
4 | H09-L4 | Giedrius Titenis | Lithuania | 28.76 | 1:00.92 | Q |
5 | H14-L4 | Oleg Lisogor | Ukraine | 28.83 | 1:00.99 | Q |
6 | H14-L3 | James Gibson | Great Britain | 28.26 | 1:01.03 | Q |
7 | H14-L3 | Valeriy Dymo | Ukraine | 28.82 | 1:01.06 | Q |
7 | H15-L4 | Brenton Rickard | Australia | 28.77 | 1:01.06 | Q |
9 | H16-L3 | Hugues Duboscq | France | 28.85 | 1:01.08 | Q |
10 | H12-L2 | Cameron van der Burgh | South Africa | 28.73 | 1:01.12 | Q |
11 | H11-L4 | Mihail Alexandrov | Bulgaria | 28.60 | 1:01.15 | Q |
12 | H16-L2 | Scott Usher | USA | 29.31 | 1:01.36 | Q |
13 | H16-L6 | Chris Cook | Great Britain | 29.00 | 1:01.49 | Q |
14 | H15-L7 | Alessandro Terrin | Italy | 28.38 | 1:01.61 | Q |
15 | H14-L2 | Dmitry Komornikov | Russia | 28.95 | 1:01.66 | Q |
16 | H16-L5 | Roman Sloudnov | Russia | 29.09 | 1:01.69 | Q (swim-off) |
16 | H15-L8 | Robin van Aggele | Netherlands | 28.67 | 1:01.69 | (swim-off) |
18 | H16-L1 | Mike Brown | Canada | 29.13 | 1:01.75 | |
19 | H12-L4 | Glenn Snyders | New Zealand | 29.36 | 1:01.91 | |
20 | H11-L3 | Jiri Jedlicka | Czech Republic | 29.23 | 1:01.92 | |
21 | H16-L7 | Edoardo Giorgetti | Italy | 29.78 | 1:01.95 | |
22 | H15-L6 | Makoto Yamashita | Japan | 29.12 | 1:02.08 | |
23 | H14-L8 | Henrique Barbosa | Brazil | 28.81 | 1:02.13 | |
24 | H13-L1 | LAI Zhongjian | China | 29.62 | 1:02.18 | |
25 | H15-L1 | Valentin Preda | Romania | 28.74 | 1:02.19 | |
26 | H15-L2 | Richárd Bodor | Hungary | 29.20 | 1:02.28 | |
27 | H13-L2 | Jim Piper | Australia | 29.06 | 1:02.36 | |
28 | H14-L1 | Johannes Neumann | Germany | 29.11 | 1:02.50 | |
29 | H13-L8 | Sławomir Wolniak | Poland | 29.06 | 1:02.50 | |
30 | H14-L7 | Felipe Lima | Brazil | 29.23 | 1:02.58 | |
31 | H12-L5 | Maxim Podoprigora | Austria | 29.76 | 1:02.71 | |
31 | H12-L8 | Thabang Moeketsane | South Africa | 29.05 | 1:02.71 | |
33 | H11-L5 | Mladen Tepavčević | Serbia | 29.42 | 1:02.80 | |
33 | H13-L4 | Sławomir Kuczko | Poland | 29.81 | 1:02.80 | |
35 | H12-L1 | Chris Boe Christensen | Denmark | 29.84 | 1:02.83 | |
36 | H16-L8 | Emil Tahirovič | Slovenia | 28.52 | 1:02.85 | |
37 | H13-L6 | Jakob Jóhann Sveinsson | Iceland | 29.47 | 1:02.91 | |
38 | H11-L6 | Edvinas Dautartas | Lithuania | 29.07 | 1:03.07 | |
39 | H10-L6 | Sofiane Daid | Algeria | 29.31 | 1:03.09 | |
40 | H12-L6 | Dániel Gyurta | Hungary | 30.13 | 1:03.33 | |
41 | H13-L5 | WANG Haibo | China | 29.99 | 1:03.38 | |
42 | H12-L7 | Malick Fall | Senegal | 29.62 | 1:03.42 | |
43 | H10-L7 | Tomas Fucik | Czech Republic | 29.59 | 1:03.44 | |
44 | H15-L3 | Romanos Iasonas Alyfantis | Greece | 29.40 | 1:03.51 | |
45 | H11-L2 | Mikalai Vasilyeu | Belarus | 29.61 | 1:03.62 | |
46 | H12-L3 | Yevgeniy Ryzhkov | Kazakhstan | 29.99 | 1:03.70 | |
47 | H10-L2 | Tom Be'eri | Israel | 30.07 | 1:03.72 | |
47 | H10-L1 | Michael Malul | Israel | 29.65 | 1:03.72 | |
49 | H11-L8 | Alwin de Prins | Luxembourg | 29.69 | 1:04.00 | |
50 | H11-L7 | Martti Aljand | Estonia | 30.31 | 1:04.13 | |
51 | H13-L7 | Matjaž Markič | Slovenia | 28.96 | 1:04.20 | |
52 | H09-L3 | Sujong Sin | South Korea | 30.46 | 1:04.31 | |
53 | H10-L3 | Hsin Hung Chiang | Chinese Taipei | 30.25 | 1:04.49 | |
54 | H09-L6 | Dean Kent | New Zealand | 30.20 | 1:04.51 | |
55 | H10-L4 | Nikola Delic | Croatia | 29.68 | 1:04.58 | |
56 | H9-L5 | Andrei Capitanciuc | Moldova | 30.24 | 1:04.76 | |
57 | H10-L8 | Dimitri Waeber | Switzerland | 29.88 | 1:04.80 | |
58 | H07-L6 | Wael Koubrously | Lebanon | 30.66 | 1:04.83 | |
59 | H08-L1 | Vidvuds Maculevics | Latvia | 30.17 | 1:05.36 | |
60 | H11-L1 | Wei Wen Wang | Chinese Taipei | 30.79 | 1:05.38 | |
61 | H09-L7 | Sergiu Postica | Moldova | 30.24 | 1:05.45 | |
62 | H09-L2 | Mohammad Alirezaei | Iran | 29.99 | 1:05.64 | |
63 | H07-L3 | Radomyos Matjiur | Thailand | 30.65 | 1:05.70 | |
64 | H08-L2 | Diego Bonilla | Colombia | 30.79 | 1:05.75 | |
65 | H09-L8 | Herry Yudhianto | Indonesia | 31.39 | 1:05.81 | |
66 | H09-L1 | Andrei Cross | Barbados | 29.91 | 1:05.91 | |
67 | H08-L4 | Edgar Robert Crespo | Panama | 31.08 | 1:06.00 | |
68 | H07-L4 | Rainui Terupaia | Tahiti | 30.37 | 1:06.10 | |
69 | H08-L5 | Jin Leonard Tan | Singapore | 30.75 | 1:06.14 | |
70 | H08-L6 | Andrey Morkovin | Uzbekistan | 31.36 | 1:06.46 | |
70 | H08-L7 | Billy Arfianto | Indonesia | 31.70 | 1:06.46 | |
72 | H10-L5 | Kirils Sanzarovecs | Latvia | 30.54 | 1:06.65 | |
73 | H07-L1 | Kevin Hensley | Virgin Islands | 30.56 | 1:06.86 | |
74 | H06-L7 | Josh Laban | Virgin Islands | 31.66 | 1:07.28 | |
75 | H08-L3 | Gerard Bordado | Philippines | 31.12 | 1:07.37 | |
76 | H08-L8 | Kee Guan Benjamin Ng | Singapore | 31.36 | 1:07.92 | |
77 | H06-L5 | Milan Glamocic | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 31.50 | 1:07.99 | |
78 | H07-L7 | Yusuf Alyousuf | Saudi Arabia | 31.97 | 1:08.22 | |
79 | H07-L2 | Mustafa Al-Saleh | Syria | 32.17 | 1:08.34 | |
80 | H07-L8 | See Tuan Yap | Malaysia | 31.78 | 1:08.39 | |
81 | H06-L8 | Eric Williams | Nigeria | 31.94 | 1:08.77 | |
82 | H07-L5 | Genaro Mathias Prono Britez | Paraguay | 31.56 | 1:08.89 | |
83 | H06-L6 | Erik Rajohnson | Madagascar | 32.70 | 1:09.01 | |
84 | H06-L4 | Antonio Leon Candia | Paraguay | 31.11 | 1:09.32 | |
85 | H05-L4 | Amar Shah | Kenya | 31.53 | 1:09.67 | |
86 | H04-L5 | Celestino Aguon | Guam | 32.88 | 1:10.46 | |
87 | H06-L2 | Chisela Kanchela | Zambia | 32.01 | 1:10.64 | |
88 | H05-L3 | Melvin Chua | Malaysia | 33.04 | 1:10.65 | |
89 | H04-L4 | Hei Ming Lao | Macau | 33.01 | 1:10.84 | |
90 | H03-L4 | Boldbaataryn Bütekh-Uils | Mongolia | 32.50 | 1:11.06 | |
91 | H05-L1 | Rodion Davelaar | Netherlands Antilles | 33.59 | 1:11.38 | |
92 | H04-L7 | Omar Jasim | Brunei | 32.38 | 1:11.38 | |
93 | H05-L5 | Alexander Rivero | Bolivia | 32.49 | 1:11.62 | |
94 | H06-L1 | Osama Al Araj | Qatar | 32.92 | 1:11.73 | |
95 | H05-L7 | Aram Nazaryan | Armenia | 33.18 | 1:12.21 | |
96 | H05-L8 | Jehad Al Henidi | Jordan | 33.13 | 1:12.72 | |
97 | H04-L8 | Guvanch Ataniyazov | Turkmenistan | 33.67 | 1:13.12 | |
98 | H04-L1 | Eric Artur Medina Su | Panama | 33.86 | 1:13.17 | |
99 | H05-L2 | Onan Thom | Guyana | 34.20 | 1:13.62 | |
100 | H04-L6 | Kevin Cheung | Mauritius | 34.05 | 1:13.87 | |
101 | H04-L2 | Gavin Sants | Gibraltar | 34.69 | 1:13.88 | |
102 | H05-L6 | Jamie Zammitt | Gibraltar | 33.91 | 1:14.43 | |
103 | H02-L3 | A. Aldhaheri | United Arab Emirates | 35.72 | 1:15.93 | |
104 | H03-L6 | Eli Ebenezer Wong | Northern Mariana Islands | 35.72 | 1:15.95 | |
105 | H03-L2 | Julio Smith | Seychelles | 34.48 | 1:16.55 | |
106 | H03-L3 | Sadeq Damrah | Palestine | 34.92 | 1:16.60 | |
107 | H03-L1 | Hassan Ashraf | Maldives | 35.15 | 1:17.26 | |
108 | H03-L8 | Michael Taylor | Marshall Islands | 36.22 | 1:17.79 | |
109 | H03-L5 | Monder Al-Jabali | Libya | 35.89 | 1:20.40 | |
110 | H02-L6 | Rahim Karmali | Uganda | 37.32 | 1:21.27 | |
111 | H01-L5 | Jackson Niyomugabo | Rwanda | 39.45 | 1:25.87 | |
112 | H02-L8 | Anthony Kpetnky | Ghana | 33.86 | 1:29.60 | |
113 | H01-L3 | Seele Benjamin Ntai | Lesotho | 42.54 | 1:31.58 | NR |
114 | H01-L4 | Boipelo Makhothi | Lesotho | 42.16 | 1:32.63 | |
115 | H02-L1 | Vincent Leatualevao | American Samoa | 41.39 | 1:32.86 | |
116 | H02-L5 | Robert Scanlan | American Samoa | 41.55 | 1:34.98 | |
117 | H02-L4 | Abubakarr Jalloh | Sierra Leone | 45.22 | 1:44.93 | |
H02-L2 | M. Alhousseini Alhassan | Niger | DNS | |||
H02-L7 | Julio Yao Bessan | Benin | DNS | |||
H03-L7 | Thi Hue Pham | Vietnam | DNS | |||
H04-L3 | João Aguiar | Angola | DNS | |||
H06-L3 | Shajahan Ali Rony | Bangladesh | DNS | |||
H13-L3 | Vanja Rogulj | Croatia | DNS |
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