1999 FINA World Swimming Championships (25 m)

The 4th FINA World Swimming Championships (25 m) was an international swimming meet organized by FINA, held 1–4 April 1999 at the Hong Kong Coliseum in Hong Kong.[1] It features 516 swimmers from 61 nations, swimming in 40 short course (25 m pool) events.[2]

Participating nations

59 of 61 nations with swimmers at the 1999 Short Course Worlds were:[3]

Results

Men's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
50m Freestyle
  details
Mark Foster
  Great Britain
21.81 José Meolans
  Argentina
21.84 Mark Veens
  Netherlands
21.88
100m Freestyle
  details
Lars Frölander
  Sweden
47.05 Michael Klim
  Australia
47.49 Bartosz Kizierowski
  Poland
47.75
200m Freestyle
  details
Ian Thorpe
  Australia
1:43.28
WR
Michael Klim
  Australia
1:43.78 Pieter van den Hoogenband
  Netherlands
1:44.39
400m Freestyle
  details
Grant Hackett
  Australia
3:35.01
WR
Ian Thorpe
  Australia
3:35.64 Massimiliano Rosolino
  Italy
3:42.81
1500m Freestyle
  details
Grant Hackett
  Australia
14:32.87 Graeme Smith
  Great Britain
14:45.41 Daniel Kowalski
  Australia
14:51.44
50m Backstroke
  details
Rodolfo Falcón
  Cuba
24.34 Mariusz Siembida
  Poland
24.41 Matt Welsh
  Australia
24.70
100m Backstroke
  details
Rodolfo Falcón
  Cuba
52.44 Matt Welsh
  Australia
52.45 Mariusz Siembida
  Poland
53.27
200m Backstroke
  details
Josh Watson
  Australia
1:54.67 Mark Versfeld
  Canada
1:55.42 Sergey Ostapchuk
  Russia
1:55.61
50m Breaststroke
  details
Dmytri Kraevskyy
  Ukraine
27.40 Patrik Isaksson
  Sweden
27.57 Remo Lütolf
  Switzerland
27.59
100m Breaststroke
  details
Patrik Isaksson
  Sweden
59.69 Domenico Fioravanti
  Italy
59.88 Morgan Knabe
  Canada
59.93
200m Breaststroke
  details
Phil Rogers
  Australia
2:08.72 Ryan Mitchell
  Australia
2:08.73 Dmitri Komornikov
  Russia
2:09.18
50m Butterfly
  details
Mark Foster
  Great Britain
23.61 Zhang Qiang
  China
23.87 Joris Keizer
  Netherlands
23.96
100m Butterfly
  details
Lars Frölander
  Sweden
51.45 Michael Klim
  Australia
51.56 James Hickman
  Great Britain
51.60
200m Butterfly
  details
James Hickman
  Great Britain
1:52.71 Takashi Yamamoto
  Japan
1:54.68 Denys Sylantyev
  Ukraine
1:55.41
100m I.M.
  details
Jani Sievinen
  Finland
54.18 Matthew Dunn
  Australia
54.77 Jacob Andersen
  Denmark
55.05
200m I.M.
  details
Matthew Dunn
  Australia
1:55.81 James Hickman
  Great Britain
1:56.51 Marcel Wouda
  Netherlands
1:58.63
400 I.M.
  details
Matthew Dunn
  Australia
4:06.05 Marcel Wouda
  Netherlands
4:09.29 Frederik Hviid
  Spain
4:10.92
4 × 100 m
  Free Relay
  details
Australia
  Chris Fydler
  Todd Pearson
  Ian Thorpe
  Michael Klim
3:11.21 Netherlands
  Mark Veens
  Johan Kenkhuis
  Marcel Wouda
  Pieter van den Hoogenband
3:11.57
ER
Sweden
  Dan Lindström
  Lars Frölander
  Mattias Ohlin
  Daniel Carlsson
3:12.69
4 × 200 m
  Free Relay
  details
Netherlands
  Pieter van den Hoogenband
  Johan Kenkhuis
  Martijn Zuijdweg
  Marcel Wouda
7:04.48
ER
Great Britain
  Gavin Meadows
  Sion Brinn
  Paul Palmer
  Edward Sinclair
7:07.20 Canada
  Mark Johnston
  Brian Johns
  Rick Say
  Yannick Lupien
7:08.02
4 × 100 m
  Medley Relay
  details
Australia
  Matt Welsh
  Phil Rogers
  Michael Klim
  Chris Fydler
3:29.88
WR
Sweden
  Mattias Ohlin
  Patrik Isaksson
  Daniel Carlsson
  Lars Frölander
3:30.32
ER
Great Britain
  Neil Willey
  Darren Mew
  James Hickman
  Sion Brinn
3:32.25

Women's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
50m Freestyle
  details
Inge de Bruijn
  Netherlands
24.35
ER
Jenny Thompson
  USA
24.57 Alison Sheppard
  Great Britain
24.97
100m Freestyle
  details
Jenny Thompson
  USA
53.24 Sandra Völker
  Germany
53.76 Sue Rolph
  Great Britain
53.78
200m Freestyle
  details
Martina Moravcová
  Slovakia
1:56.11 Caini Qin
  China
1:57.26 Josefin Lillhage
  Sweden
1:57.46
400m Freestyle
  details
Nadezhda Chemezova
  Russia
4:05.23 Caini Qin
  China
4:06.34 Joanne Malar
  Canada
4:06.83
800m Freestyle
  details
Hua Chen
  China
8:20.13 Rachel Harris
  Australia
8:23.36 Flavia Rigamonti
  Switzerland
8:26.38
50m Backstroke
  details
Sandra Völker
  Germany
27.63 Mai Nakamura
  Japan
27.73 Kellie McMillan
  Australia
28.29
100m Backstroke
  details
Mai Nakamura
  Japan
58.67 Kelly Stefanyshyn
  Canada
1:00.43 Erin Gammel
  Canada
1:00.49
200m Backstroke
  details
Mai Nakamura
  Japan
2:06.49 Helen Don-Duncan
  Great Britain
2:08.18 Kelly Stefanyshyn
  Canada
2:09.51
50m Breaststroke
  details
Masami Tanaka
  Japan
30.80 Penny Heyns
  South Africa
30.88 Xue Han
  China
31.24
100m Breaststroke
  details
Masami Tanaka
  Japan
1:06.38 Penny Heyns
  South Africa
1:06.47 Samantha Riley
  Australia
1:07.50
200m Breaststroke
  details
Masami Tanaka
  Japan
2:20.22
WR
Penny Heyns
  South Africa
2:24.27 Qi Hui
  China
2:25.05
50m Butterfly
  details
Jenny Thompson
  USA
26.18 Anna-Karin Kammerling
  Sweden
26.21 Inge de Bruijn
  Netherlands
26.41
100m Butterfly
  details
Jenny Thompson
  USA
57.65 Johanna Sjöberg
  Sweden
57.74 Ayari Aoyama
  Japan
58.29
200m Butterfly
  details
Mette Jacobsen
  Denmark
2:06.52
ER
Petria Thomas
  Australia
2:06.53 Sophia Skou
  Denmark
2:08.29
100m I.M.
  details
Martina Moravcová
  Slovakia
1:00.20
ER
Lori Munz
  Australia
1:01.40 Oxana Verevka
  Russia
1:01.55
200m I.M.
  details
Martina Moravcová
  Slovakia
2:08.55
ER
Yana Klochkova
  Ukraine
2:10.67 Lori Munz
  Australia
2:11.48
400m I.M.
  details
Yana Klochkova
  Ukraine
4:32.32 Joanne Malar
  Canada
4:34.90 Lourdes Becerra
  Spain
4:38.44
4 × 100 m
  Free Relay
  details
Great Britain
  Alison Sheppard
  Claire Huddart
  Karen Pickering
  Sue Rolph
3:36.88 Netherlands
  Thamar Henneken
  Wilma van Hofwegen
  Chantal Groot
  Inge de Bruijn
3:39.40 Australia
  Lori Munz
  Rebecca Creedy
  Melanie Dodd
  Sarah Ryan
3:39.82
4 × 200 m
  Free Relay
  details
Sweden
  Josefin Lillhage
  Louise Jöhncke
  Johanna Sjöberg
  Malin Svahnström
7:51.70
WR
Great Britain
  Claire Huddart
  Karen Legg
  Nicola Jackson
  Karen Pickering
7:53.98 Australia
  Lori Munz
  Jacinta van Lint
  Rebecca Creedy
  Giaan Rooney
7:55.81
4 × 100 m
  Medley Relay
  details
Japan
  Mai Nakamura
  Masami Tanaka
  Ayari Aoyama
  Sumika Minamoto
3:57.62
WR
Australia
  Giaan Rooney
  Samantha Riley
  Petria Thomas
  Lori Munz
4:00.37 Sweden
  Therese Alshammar
  Maria Östling
  Johanna Sjöberg
  Louise Jöhncke
4:00.84
ER

Medal standings

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Australia (AUS)911727
2 Japan (JPN)6219
3 Great Britain (GBR)45413
4 Sweden (SWE)44311
5 United States (USA)3104
6 Slovakia (SVK)3003
7 Netherlands (NED)23510
8 Ukraine (UKR)2114
9 Cuba (CUB)2002
10 China (CHN)1326
11 Germany (GER)1102
12 Russia (RUS)1034
13 Denmark (DEN)1023
14 Finland (FIN)1001
15 Canada (CAN)0358
16 South Africa (RSA)0303
17 Poland (POL)0123
18 Italy (ITA)0112
19 Argentina (ARG)0101
20 Spain (ESP)0022
  Switzerland (SUI)0022
Totals (21 nations)404040120

References

  1. HistoFINA, Volumes IIIa (2008 ed) Archived 27 April 2015 at the Wayback Machine and IIIb (2008 ed) Archived 9 July 2015 at the Wayback Machine. ("HistoFINA" is FINA's self-history). Volume III is about the Short Course Worlds; part "a" contains men's statistics, part "b" women's statistics.
  2. FINA World Swimming Championships (25m), 1993-2008 - A story of success Archived 21 June 2015 at the Wayback Machine, by Pedro Adrega. Published by FINA in 2008; retrieved 2012-03-07.
  3. Participating nations list Archived 13 September 2012 at Archive.today for the 1999 Short Course Worlds, posted by SwimRankings.net; retrieved 2012-03-12.


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