Swimming at the 2016 European Aquatics Championships – Men's 4 × 100 metre medley relay

Men's 4 × 100 metre medley relay
at the 2016 European Aquatics Championships
Dates 22 May
Competitors 63 from 14 nations
Teams 14
Winning time 3:32.15
Medalists
 Chris Walker-Hebborn
Adam Peaty
James Guy
Duncan Scott		   Great Britain
 Benjamin Stasiulis
Giacomo Perez-Dortona
Mehdy Metella
Florent Manaudou		   France
 Gábor Balog
Gábor Financsek
László Cseh
Richárd Bohus		   Hungary

The Men's 4 × 100 metre medley relay competition of the 2016 European Aquatics Championships was held on 22 May 2016.[1][2]

Records

Prior to the competition, the existing world, European and championship records were as follows.

NationTimeLocationDate
World record United States3:27.28Rome2 August 2009
European record Germany3:28.58Rome2 August 2009
Championship record France3:31.32Budapest15 August 2010

Results

Heats

The heats were held at 10:12.[3]

RankHeatLaneNationSwimmersTimeNotes
121 ItalySimone Sabbioni (53.94)
Fabio Scozzoli (1:01.56)
Matteo Rivolta (52.00)
Luca Leonardi (48.66)		3:36.16Q
222 LithuaniaDanas Rapšys (54.81)
Giedrius Titenis (1:00.07)
Deividas Margevičius (53.02)
Simonas Bilis (48.56)		3:36.46Q
323 HungaryGábor Balog (55.05)
Gábor Financsek (1:01.26)
László Cseh (51.01)
Richárd Bohus (49.49)		3:36.81Q
412 FranceBenjamin Stasiulis (55.48)
Giacomo Perez-Dortona (1:00.54)
Mehdy Metella (51.55)
Yannick Agnel (49.30)		3:36.87Q
516 Great BritainChris Walker-Hebborn (54.78)
Ross Murdoch (59.53)
Duncan Scott (53.26)
Robert Renwick (49.54)		3:37.11Q
614 GreeceApostolos Christou (54.45)
Panagiotis Samilidis (1:00.92)
Andreas Vazaios (52.57)
Christos Katrantzis (49.56)		3:37.50Q
725 IrelandShane Ryan (54.63)
Nicholas Quinn (1:01.33)
Brendan Hyland (53.45)
Curtis Coulter (48.99)		3:38.40Q
827 SwedenMattias Carlsson (55.92)
Johannes Skagius (1:00.70)
Jesper Björk (53.32)
Isak Eliasson (48.47)		3:38.41Q
924 RussiaNikita Ulyanov (55.41)
Mikhail Dorinov (1:01.71)
Nikolay Skvortsov (52.78)
Andrey Grechin (48.58)		3:38.48
1011 BelgiumNils Van Audekerke (56.96)
Jonas Coreelman (1:02.05)
Louis Croenen (52.93)
Pieter Timmers (48.52)		3:40.46
1126 TurkeyDoruk Tekin (56.14)
Demir Atasoy (1:01.58)
Kaan Türker Ayar (53.11)
Emre Sakçı (50.30)		3:41.13
1213 EstoniaKarl Luht (56.61)
Martin Allikvee (1:01.47)
Kregor Zirk (53.69)
Pjotr Degtjarjov (49.99)		3:41.76
15  SwitzerlandNils Liess (55.89)
Patrik Schwarzenbach (1:03.17)
Nico van Duijn
Alexandre Haldemann		DSQ
17 CroatiaAnton Loncar (56.36)
Kristijan Tomić (1:01.79)
Mario Todorović (53.57)
Mislav Sever		DSQ

Final

The final was held on 22 May at 17:23.[4]

RankLaneNationSwimmersTimeNotes
1st, gold medalist(s)2 Great BritainChris Walker-Hebborn (54.23)
Adam Peaty (58.08)
James Guy (51.69)
Duncan Scott (48.15)		3:32.15
2nd, silver medalist(s)6 FranceBenjamin Stasiulis (54.73)
Giacomo Perez-Dortona (1:00.23)
Mehdy Metella (51.38)
Florent Manaudou (47.55)		3:33.89
3rd, bronze medalist(s)3 HungaryGábor Balog (54.40)
Gábor Financsek (1:01.45)
László Cseh (50.33)
Richárd Bohus (47.94)		3:34.12
47 GreeceApostolos Christou (54.30)
Panagiotis Samilidis (1:00.06)
Andreas Vazaios (52.45)
Kristian Golomeev (47.60)		3:34.41
55 LithuaniaDanas Rapšys (54.07)
Giedrius Titenis (1:00.23)
Deividas Margevičius (52.83)
Simonas Bilis (48.18)		3:35.31
68 SwedenMattias Carlsson (55.54)
Johannes Skagius (59.98)
Jesper Björk (53.34)
Isak Eliasson (48.53)		3:37.39
71 IrelandShane Ryan (54.37)
Nicholas Quinn (1:01.01)
Brendan Hyland (53.35)
Curtis Coulter (48.74)		3:37.47
4 ItalySimone Sabbioni (54.33)
Andrea Toniato (1:00.60)
Piero Codia (52.17)
Luca Dotto		DSQ

References

  1. ↑ Entry list
  2. ↑ Start list
  3. ↑ Heats results
  4. ↑ Final results
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