2019 FINA WORLD AQUATICS CHAMPIONSHIPS
- All sports: Friday, July 12 – Sunday, July 28, 2019
- Pool swimming: Sunday, July 21 – Sunday, July 28, 2019
- The Nambu University Municipal Aquatics Center, Gwangju, Korea
- Meet site
- Competition Schedule
- FinaTV Live Stream
- Entry Lists
- Start Lists
- Results
Watch Sun Yang defend his title in the 400 freestyle, Ariarne Titmus dethrone Katie Ledecky, and Adam Peaty‘s 56.88 World Record in the 100 breaststroke! The full day 1 finals recap can be found here.
Men’s 400 Freestyle – Finals
TOP 3 FINISHERS
- Sun Yang, China, 3:42.44
- Mack Horton, Australia, 3:43.17
- Gabriele Detti, Italy, 3:43.23
Women’s 400 Freestyle – Finals
TOP 3 FINISHERS
- Ariarne Titmus, Australia, 3:58.97 — Oceanic Record, Australian Record
- Katie Ledecky, United States, 3:59.97
- Leah Smith, United States, 4:01.29
Men’s 100 Breaststroke – Semifinals
Skip ahead to 7:50 to get right to Peaty’s race.
TOP 8 QUALIFIERS
- Adam Peaty, Great Britain, 56.88 — WORLD RECORD, Championship Record
- Yan Zibei, China, 58.67 — Asian Record, Chinese Record
- James Wilby, Great Britain, 58.83
- Yasuhiro Koseki, Japan, 58.89
- Andrew Wilson, United States, 58.95
- Dmitriy Balandin, Kazakhstan, 59.03
- Anton Chupkov, Russia, 59.15
- Kirill Prigoda, Russia, 59.21
Men’s 400 Freestyle Relay – Finals
TOP 3 FINISHERS
- United States, 3:09.06 — Championship Record
- Russia, 3:09.97
- Australia, 3:11.22
Women’s 400 Freestyle Relay – Finals
TOP 3 FINISHERS
- Australia, 3:30.21 — Championship Record
- United States, 3:31.02 — American Record
- Canada, 3:31.78
Will post video when available.
Women’s 100 Butterfly – Semifinals
TOP 8 QUALIFIERS
- Sarah Sjostrom, Sweden, 56.29
- Maggie MacNeil, Canada, 56.52
- Marie Wattel, France, 57.00
- Emma McKeon, Australia, 57.01
- Brianna Throssell, Australia, 57.02
- Elena di Liddo, Italy, 57.04
- Kelsi Dahlia, United States, 57.06
- Louise Hansson, Sweden, 57.10
Will post videos when available.
Men’s 50 Butterfly – Semifinals
TOP 8 QUALIFIERS
- Caeleb Dressel, United States, 22.57 — Championship Record, American Record
- Nicholas Santos, Brazil, 22.77
- Andrii Govorov, Ukraine, 22.80
- Oleg Kostin, Russia, 22.88
- Michael Andrew, United States, 22.95
- Szebasztian Szabo, Hungary, 23.09
- Ben Proud, Great Britain, 23.14
- Andrey Zhilkin, Russia, 23.21
Will post videos when available.
Women’s 200 IM – Semifinals
TOP 8 QUALIFIERS
- Katinka Hosszu, Hungary, 2:07.17
- Sydney Pickrem, Canada, 2:08.83
- Melanie Margalis, United States, 2:09.14
- Ye Shiwen, China, 2:09.58
- Rika Omoto, Japan, 2:09.68
- Yui Ohashi, Japan, 2:10.04
- Seoyeong Kim, South Korea, 2:10.21
- Siobhan-Marie O’Connor, Great Britain, 2:10.49
Will post videos when available.
oh my God I’m in the UK and has no access to NBC, I’m gonna miss out all the great stuff 🙁
Having VPN might be a good idea
Any official splits from the Mens GB relay?
All the splits can be seen here:
http://omegatiming.com/File/00011301070101F704FFFFFFFFFFFF01.pdf
Scott – 47.97
Guy – 47.72
Proud – 48.27
McLay – 47.85
All solid, none spectacular (except for McLay, I’d say by his standards that’s pretty spectacular).
Video for second semi of 200IM here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fB-rIzGxorQ
And first 200IM semi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUtyj3bEj8w
Official splits for Zapple? He came back insanely fast…
Why are the videos unavailable?
That look on Dresse’s and Blake’s face when Rylov was closing 25 meters to go
Rylov just went out really fast (out in 21.71!). But Adrian pulled away and they ended up having similar splits (47.02 for Rylov and 47.08 for Adrian).
Rowdy: really fast lead off there for….santorelli!
Other guy: yes, Santo conderelli
Best part is that it’s not the first time Rowdy has said “Santorelli”, he did it at 2018 NCAAs as well lol
Is the attendance bad there? What’s it usually like for worlds?
Looked full to me except near the diving well