2026 AP RACE LONDON INTERNATIONAL
- Saturday, May 23rd – Monday May 25th
- Prelims at 9:30am local (4:30am ET)/Finals at 7pm local (2pm ET) Sat & Sun/Finals at 6:30pm local (1:30pm ET) on Mon
- London Aquatics Centre
- LCM (50m)
- Meet Central
- Entries
- Results
The 2026 AP Race London International kicks off tomorrow, Saturday, May 23rd, with a plethora of talent headed to the storied London Aquatics Centre for three days of high-octane racing.
With the meet carrying his namesake, Adam Peaty is among the British competitors, with the likes of Duncan Scott, Matt Richards, James Guy, Freya Colbert and Angharad Evans also set to dive in this weekend.
There is a hefty field of foreign competitors also expected to compete, including the fearsom distance foursome from Germany, Johannes Liebmann, Lukas Märtens, Oliver Klemet and Florian Wellbrock.
Throw in additional swimmers from the U.S., including Charlotte Crush, Audrey Derivaux and Jonny Kulow and there will be plenty of tight battles headed our way.
Prelims begin at 9:30am local (4:30am ET), with finals beginning at 7pm local (2pm ET), save for Monday when finals start at 6:30pm local (1:30pm ET).
850 swimmers across 40 nationalities will be not only vying for bragging rights but also for their share of the £21,500 (~$29,000 USD) prize pot.
Additionally, para events are integrated into the program for the first time ever, while the famous ‘Jorts Race’ between Peaty and American Kyle Sockwell is on Monday’s agenda.
We’ll be covering the Super Finals live each day on SwimSwam.
Key Entrants
- Denmark – Helena Rosendahl-Bach, Martine Damborg, Jonas Gaur, Clara Rybak-Andersen
- Estonia – Kregor Zirk, Eneli Jefimova
- GBR – Dean Fearn, Lucy Hope, Holly McGill, Alex Cohoon, Angharad Evans, Josh Gammon, Evan Jones, Keanna MacInnes, Filip Nowacki, Duncan Scott, Katie Shanahan, Greg Butler, Lauren Cox, Max Litchfield, Max Morgan, Adam Peaty, Jacob Whittle, Lewis Fraser, Matet Richards, Freya Anderson, Imogen Clark, Freya Colbert, Tom Dean, Ed Mildred, Ollie Morgan, Emilly Richards, Amalie Smith, Medi Harris, Theodora Taylor, Luke Greenbank, Blythe Kinsman, Cameron Brooker, Jacob Mills, Jacob Peters, Leah Schlosshan, Abbie Wood, Tyler Melbourne-Smith, Jack McMillan
- Germany – Johannes Liebmann, Leonie Martens, Lukas Martens, Lucas Matzerath, Florian Wellbrock, Oliver Klemet, Maya Werner, Isabel Gose, Ole Braunschweig, Angelina Kohler
- Ireland – Nathan Wiffen, Daniel Wiffen, Darragh Greene, Ellen Walshe
- Netherlands – Tessa Giele
- U.S. – Charlotte Crush, Audrey Derivaux, Ryan Erisman, Jonny Kulow, Madison Mintenko, Anna Moesch


2.07 for Audrey! Almost 3 seconds faster than Emily Richard
4.10.96 for Amalie Smith in the heats is very impressive!
You’d think that Alexei Avakov would be a notable US entry. 59 100 BR and a 27 low 50 BR.
Great meet. But it’s getting too big (too many athletes).
is there a stream?
YouTube. It’s around the best thing about swimming in Britain the accessiblility to watch most meets free on YouTube. Counties and up really.
I don’t think they’re streaming this on Youtube. They’ve never streamed this meet before.
They posted today on their insta it’s being streamed on the AP channel
Oh wow, thanks!
thanks for the info. i had just started to look for it…
When I looked at the entires list Martens seemed to have scratched the meet?