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WATCH: Finals Races from the 2017 Budapest World Championships

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The 2017 World Championships in Budapest featured the world’s top athletes racing head-to-head; now, you can go back in time and relive the meet right here. Below are all of the finals races from 2017 Worlds, and a listing of medals and times for the podium finishers in each race.

All videos are courtesy of USA Swimming on Youtube. Some videos are not currently available, but they will be added to this post if they become available in the future.

DAY 1

MEN’S 400 FREE – FINAL

  • WR – 3:40.07, BIEDERMANN Paul: 26 JUL 2009
  • CR – 3:40.07, BIEDERMANN Paul: 26 JUL 2009
  • WJR – 3:44.60, HORTON Mack: 1 APR 2014
  1. Sun Yang, China 3:41.38
  2. Mack Horton, Australia 3:43.85
  3. Gabriele Detti, Italy 3:43.93

-Video currently unavailable-

 

WOMEN’S 400 FREE – FINAL

  • WR – 3:56.46, LEDECKY Katie USA: 7 AUG 2016
  • CR – 3:59.06, LEDECKY Katie USA: 23 JUL 2017
  • WJR – 3:58.37, LEDECKY Katie USA: 23 AUG 2014
  1. Katie Ledecky, USA 3:58.34
  2. Leah Smith, USA 4:01.54
  3. Li Bingjie, China 4:03.25

MEN’S 4×100 FREE RELAY – FINAL

  • WR – 3:08.24, United States: 11 AUG 2008
  • CR – 3:09.21, United States: 26 JUL 2009
  1. USA 3:10.06
  2. Brazil 3:10.34
  3. Hungary 3:11.99

 

WOMEN’S 4×100 FREE RELAY – FINAL

  • WR – 3:30.65, Australia: 6 AUG 2016
  • CR – 3:31.48, Australia: 2 AUG 2015
  1. USA 3:31.72 AR
  2. Australia 3:32.02
  3. Netherlands 3:32.64

DAY 2

MEN’S 100 BREAST – FINALS

  • World Record: Adam Peaty (GBR), 57.13, 2016
  • Championship Record: Adam Peaty, 57.75, 2017
  • Junior World Record: Nicolo Martinenghi (ITA), 59.23, 2017
  1. GOLD: Adam Peaty, GBR, 57.47
  2. SILVER: Kevin Cordes, USA, 58.79
  3. BRONZE: Kirill Prigoda, RUS, 59.05

 

WOMEN’S 100 FLY – FINALS

  1. GOLD: Sarah Sjostrom, SWE, 55.53
  2. SILVER: Emma McKeon, AUS, 56.18
  3. BRONZE: Kelsi Worrell, USA, 56.37

 

 

MEN’S 50 FLY – FINALS

  • World Record: Rafael Munoz, 22.43, 2009
  • Championship Record: Milorad Cavic, 22.67, 2009
  • Junior World Record: Evgeny Sedov, 23.28, 2014
  1. GOLD: Ben Proud, GBR, 22.75
  2. SILVER: Nicholas Santos, BRA, 22.79
  3. BRONZE: Andrii Govorov, UKR, 22.84

-Video currently unavailable-

 

WOMEN’S 200 IM – FINALS

  1. GOLD: Katinka Hosszu, HUN, 2:07.00
  2. SILVER: Yui Ohashi, JPN, 2:07.91
  3. BRONZE: Madisyn Cox, USA, 2:09.71

DAY 3

MEN’S 200 FREE – FINAL

  • World Record: Paul Biedermann, 1:42.00, 2009
  • Championship Record: Paul Biedermann, 1:42.00, 2009
  • Junior World Record: Alexei Sancov, 1:47.00, 2017
    • GOLD – Sun Yang, China, 1:44.39
    • SILVER – Townley Haas, USA, 1:45.04
    • BRONZE – Aleksandr Krasnykh, Russia, 1:45.23

 

WOMEN’S 1500 FREE – FINAL

  • World Record: Katie Ledecky, 15:25.48, 2015
  • Championship Record: Katie Ledecky, 15:25.48, 2015
  • Junior World Record: Katie Ledecky, 15:28.36, 2014
    • GOLD – Katie Ledecky, USA, 15:31.82
    • SILVER – Mireia Belmonte, Spain, 15:50.89
    • BRONZE – Simona Quadarella, Italy, 15:53.86

 

 

WOMEN’S 100 BACK – FINAL

  • World Record: Gemma Spofforth, 58.12, 2009
  • Championship Record: Gemma Spofforth, 58.12, 2009
  • Junior World Record: Minna Atherton, 59.34, 2016
  • GOLD – Kylie Masse, CAN, 58.10 **WR
  • SILVER – Kathleen Baker, USA, 58.58
  • BRONZE – Emily Seebohm, AUS, 58.59

 

MEN’S 100 BACK – FINAL

 

 

WOMEN’S 100 BREAST – FINAL

DAY 4

WOMEN’S 200 FREE – FINAL

 

 

MEN’S 200 FLY – FINAL

  • World Record: Michael Phelps, 1:51.51, 2009
  • Championship Record: Michael Phelps, 1:51.51, 2009
  • Junior World Record: Kristof Milak, 1:53.79, 2017
  • GOLD – Chad Le Clos, South Africa, 1:53.33
  • SILVER – Laszlo Cseh, Hungary, 1:53.72
  • BRONZE – Daiya Seto, Japan, 1:54.21

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MEN’S 50 BREAST – FINAL

  • World Record: Adam Peaty, 25.95, 2017
  • Championship Record: Adam Peaty, 25.95, 2017
  • Junior World Record: Nicolo Martinenghi, 26.97, 2017
  1. Adam Peaty, GBR 25.99
  2. Joao Gomes, BRA 26.52
  3. Cameron van der Burgh, 26.60

-Video currently unavailable-

 

 

MEN’S 800 FREE – FINAL

  • World Record: Zhang Lin, 7:32.12, 2009
  • Championship Record: Zhang Lin, 7:32.12, 2009
  • Junior World Record: Mack Horton, 7:45.67, 2013
  1. Gabriele Detti, ITA 7:40.77
  2. Wojciech Wojdak, POL 7:41.73
  3. Gregorio Paltrinieri, ITA 7:42.44

-Video currently unavailable-

 

MIXED 4×100 MEDLEY RELAY – FINAL

  • World Record: USA, 3:40.29, 2017
  • Championship Record: USA, 3:40.29, 2017
  • Junior World Record: Russia, 3:45.85, 2015
  1. USA 3:38.56
  2. Australia 3:41.21
  3. Canada/China 3:41.25

DAY 5

MEN’S 200 IM – FINAL

  • World Record: Ryan Lochte, 1:54.00, 2011
  • Championship Record: Ryan Lochte, 1:54.00, 2011
  • Junior World Record: Qin Haiyang, 1:57.54, 2017
  1. GOLD: Chase Kalisz, USA, 1:55.56
  2. SILVER: Kosuke Hagino, JPN, 1:56.01
  3. BRONZE: Wang Shun, CHN, 1:56.28

 

MEN’S 100 FREE – FINAL

  • World Record: Cesar Cielo, 46.91, 2009
  • Championship Record: Cesar Cielo, 46.91, 2009
  • Junior World Record: Kyle Chalmers, 47.58, 2016
  1. GOLD: Caeleb Dressel, USA, 47.17
  2. SILVER: Nathan Adrian, USA, 47.87
  3. BRONZE: Mehdy Metella, FRAN, 47.89

 

WOMEN’S 50 BACK – FINAL

  • World Record: Zhao Jing, 27.06, 2009
  • Championship Record: Zhao Jing, 27.06, 2009
  • Junior World Record: Minna Atherton, 27.49, 2016
  1. GOLD: Etiene Medeiros, BRA, 27.14
  2. SILVER: Fu Yuanhui, CHN, 27.15
  3. BRONZE: Aliaksandra Herasimenia, BLR, 27.23

-Video currently unavailable-

 

WOMEN’S 200 FLY – FINAL

  • World Record: Liu Zige, 2:01.81, 2009
  • Championship Record: Jessicah Schipper, 2:03.41. 2009
  • Junior World Record: Suzaka Hasegawa, 2:06.29, 2017
  1. GOLD: Mireia Belmonte, ESP, 2:05.26
  2. SILVER: Franziska Hentke, GER, 2:05.39
  3. BRONZE: Katinka Hosszu, HUN, 2:06.02

-Video currently unavailable-

 

 

WOMEN’S 4×200 FREE RELAY – FINAL

  • World Record: China, 7:42.08, 2009
  • Championship Record: China, 7:42.08, 2009
  • Junior World Record: Australia, 7:56.68, 2015
  1. GOLD: USA – 7:43.39
  2. SILVER: CHN – 7:44.96
  3. BRONZE: AUS – 7:48.51

 

DAY 6

WOMEN’S 100 FREE – FINAL

  1. GOLD: Simone Manuel, USA, 52.27
  2. SILVER: Sarah Sjostrom, SWE, 52.31
  3. BRONZE: Pernille Blume, DEN, 52.69

 

MEN’S 200 BACK – FINAL

  • World Record: Aaron Peirsol, 1:51.92, 2009
  • Championship Record: Aaron Peirsol, 1:51.92, 2009
  • Junior World Record: Kliment Kolesnikov, 1:55.15, 2017
  1. GOLD: Evgeny Rylov, RUS, 1:53.61
  2. SILVER: Ryan Murphy, USA, 1:54.21
  3. BRONZE: Jacob Pebley, USA, 1:55.06

WOMEN’S 200 BREAST – FINAL

  • World Record: Rikke Pedersen, 2:19.11, 2013
  • Championship Record: Rikke Pedersen, 2:19.11, 2013
  • Junior World Record: Viktoria Gunes, 2:19.64, 2015
  1. GOLD: Yuliya Efimova, RUS, 2:19.64
  2. SILVER: Bethany Galat, USA, 2:21.77
  3. BRONZE: Shi Jinglin, CHN, 2:21.93

 

 

MEN’S 200 BREAST – FINAL

  • World Record: Ippei Watanabe, 2:06.67, 2016
  • Championship Record: Anton Chupkov, 2:07.14, 2017
  • Junior World Record: Qin Haiyang, 2:08.71, 2017
  1. GOLD: Anton Chupkov, RUS, 2:06.96
  2. SILVER: Yasuhiro Koseki, JPN, 2:07.29
  3. BRONZE: Ippei Watanabe, JPN, 2:07.47

-Video currently unavailable-

 

MEN’S 4×200 FREE RELAY – FINAL

  • World Record: USA, 6:58.55, 2009
  • Championship Record: USA, 6:58.55, 2009
  • Junior World Record: USA, 7:13.76, 2015
  1. GOLD: GBR- 7:01.70
  2. SILVER: RUS- 7:02.68
  3. BRONZE: USA- 7:03.18

DAY 7

WOMEN’S 50 FLY – FINAL

  1. Sarah Sjostrom, SWE, 24.60
  2. Ranomi Kromowidjojo, NED, 25.38
  3. Farida Osman, EGY, 25.39

 

MEN’S 50 FREE – FINAL

  • World Record: Cesar Cielo, 20.91, 2009
  • Championship Record: Cesar Cielo, 20.91, 2009
  • Junior World Record: Yu Hexin, 22.00, 2014
  1. Caeleb Dressel, USA, 21.15
  2. Bruno Fratus, BRA, 21.27
  3. Ben Proud, GBR, 21.43

 

WOMEN’S 200 BACK – FINAL

  • World Record: Missy Franklin, 2:04.06, 2012
  • Championship Record: Missy Franklin, 2:04.76, 2013
  • Junior World Record: Regan Smith, 2:07.19, 2017
  1. Emily Seebohm, AUS, 2:05.68
  2. Katinka Hosszu, HUN, 2:05.85
  3. Kathleen Baker, USA, 2:06.48

 

 

MEN’S 100 FLY – FINALS

  1. Caeleb Dressel, USA, 49.86
  2. Kristof Milak, HUN, 50.62
  3. James Guy, GBR / Joseph Schooling, SNG, 50.83

WOMEN’S 800 FREE – FINAL

  1. Katie Ledecky, USA, 8:12.68
  2. Li Bingjie, CHN, 8:15.46
  3. Leah Smith, USA, 8:17.22

MIXED 4×100 FREESTYLE RELAY – FINAL

  • World Record: USA, 3:23.05, 2015
  • Championship Record: USA, 3:23.05, 2015
  • Junior World Record: CAN, 3:27.71, 2015
  1. United States, 3:19.60 WR
  2. Netherlands, 3:21.81 ER
  3. Canada, 3:23.55

DAY 8

WOMEN’S 50 BREAST – FINAL

  1. Lilly King, USA, 29.40
  2. Yulia Efimova, Russia, 29.57
  3. Katie Meili, USA, 29.99

MEN’S 400 IM – FINAL

  • World Record: Michael Phelps, 4:03.84, 2008
  • Championship Record: Michael Phelps, 4:06.22, 2007
  • Junior World Record: Sean Grieshop, 4:14.00, 2016
  1. Chase Kalisz, USA 4:05.90
  2. David Verraszto, Hungary, 4:08.38
  3. Daiya Seto, Japan, 4:09.14

WOMEN’S 50 FREE – FINAL

  • World Record: Sarah Sjöström, 23.67, 2017
  • Championship Record: Sarah Sjöström, 23.67, 2017
  • Junior World Record: Rikako Ikee, 24.48, 2017
  1. Sarah Sjöström, Sweden, 23.69
  2. Ranomi Kromowidjojo, Netherlands, 23.85
  3. Simone Manuel, USA, 23.97

 

MEN’S 50 BACK – FINAL

  • World Record: Liam Tancock, 24.04, 2009
  • Championship Record: Liam Tancock, 24.04, 2009
  • Junior World Record: Kliment Kolesnikov, 24.94, 2016
  1. Camille Lacourt, France, 24.35
  2. Junya Koga, Japan, 24.51
  3. Matt Grevers, USA, 24.56

 

WOMEN’S 400 IM – FINAL

  • World Record: Katinka Hosszu, 4:26.36, 2016
  • Championship Record: Katinka Hosszu, 4:30.31, 2015
  • Junior World Record: Rosie Rudin, 4:39.01, 2015
  1. Katinka Hosszu, Hungary, 4:29.33
  2. Mireia Belmonte, Spain, 4:32.17
  3. Sydney Pickrem, Canada, 4:32.88

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MEN’S 1500 FREE — FINAL

  • World Record: Sun Yang, 14:31.02, 2012
  • Championship Record: Sun Yang, 14:34.14, 2011
  • Junior World Record: Mack Horton, 14:51.55, 2014
  1. Gregorio Paltrinieri, Italy, 14:35.85
  2. Mykhailo Romanchuk, Ukraine, 14:37.14
  3. Mack Horton, Australia, 14:47.70

-Video currently unavailable-

WOMEN’S 400 MEDLEY RELAY — FINAL

  • World Record: USA, 3:52.05, 2012
  • Championship Record: China, 3:52.19, 2009
  • Junior World Record: Russia, 4:01.05, 2015
  1. United States (Baker – King – Worrell -Manuel), 3:51.55
  2. Russia (Fesikova, Efimova, Chimrova, Popova), 3:53.38
  3. Australia (Seebohm, McKeown, McKeon, Campbell) 3:54.29

MEN’S 400 MEDLEY RELAY — FINAL

  • World Record: USA, 3:27.28, 2009
  • Championship Record: USA, 3:27.28, 2009
  • Junior World Record: Russia, 3:36.44, 2015
  1. United States (Grevers, Cordes, Dressel, Adrian), 3:27.91
  2. GBR (Walker-Hebborn, Peaty, Guy, Scott), 3:28.95
  3. Russia (Tarasevich, Prigoda, Popkov, Morozov), 3:29.78

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swamfan
6 years ago

Were junior world records not officially tracked until 2013? Or can a world record not simulatanousy be a junior world record? I’m trying to understand why Franklin does not have the 200 back world jr record even though she set the world record when she was only 17.

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Braden Keith
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6 years ago

2014, in fact, for long course, with the “benchmarks” being the World Junior Championship records after the 2013 meet: https://swimswam.com/fina-establish-junior-world-records-swimming-14-17-girls-15-18-boys/

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ERVINFORTHEWIN
6 years ago

FINALLY – WE can access the Holy Grail – the Full Finals > Thanks Guys . I thought this would never happen ……????

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luigi
6 years ago

Any idea when the Olympic races will be available? It’s been almost 2 years and I still didn’t get a chance to watch the Men’s 4×100 free relay …

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ERVINFORTHEWIN
Reply to  luigi
6 years ago

here it is – not good super quality but decent to watch .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDX-_I447JE

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Sir Swimsalot
6 years ago

Enjoyed the racing, but man, I forgot how annoying Rowdy was.

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Emanuele
6 years ago

The funny thing is that there are only the race with Us medalist…. And the 50fly women lol

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Buona
6 years ago

I have been waiting for all these videos! Finally they are uploaded. Thanks SwimSwam 🙂

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DMacNCheez
6 years ago

NBC has actually had these races up since almost right after the meet. Heres links to them all…

http://olympics.nbcsports.com/2017/07/28/swimming-world-championships-race-videos-budapest/

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Jorge
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6 years ago

Yes, but only in USA 🙁

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sven
6 years ago

Forgot how bad Sun Yang’s dive is. Jeez.

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Karl Ortegon studied sociology at Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT, graduating in May of 2018. He began swimming on a club team in first grade and swam four years for Wesleyan.

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