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World record progression 200 metres breaststroke

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Main article:List of world records in swimming

Men

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Long course

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#	Time		Name	Nationality	Date	Meet	Location	Ref
1	3:09.2		Frederick Holman	Great Britain	18 July 1908	-	London, United Kingdom
2	3:08.3		Robert Andersson	Great Britain	18 April 1909	-	Stockholm, Sweden
3	3:00.8		Félicien Courbet	Belgium	2 October 1910	-	Schaerbeek, Belgium
4	2:56.6		Percy Courtman	Great Britain	28 July 1914	-	Garston, United Kingdom
5	2:54.4		Erich Rademacher	Germany	12 November 1922	-	Amsterdam, Netherlands
6	2:52.6		Bob Skelton	United States	24 March 1924	-	Milwaukee, United States
7	2:50.4		Erich Rademacher	Germany	7 April 1924	-	Magdeburg, Germany
8	2:48.0		Erich Rademacher	Germany	11 March 1927	-	Brussels, Belgium
9	2:45.0		Yoshiyuki Tsuruta	Japan	29 July 1927	-	Kyoto, Japan
10	2:44.6		Lionel Spence	United States	2 April 1931	-	Chicago, United States
11	2:44.0		Lionel Spence	United States	1 April 1932	-	New Haven, United States
12	2:42.6		Jacques Cartonnet	United States	8 February 1933	-	Paris, France
13	2:42.4		Erwin Sietas	Germany	16 March 1935	-	Düsseldorf, Germany
14	2:39.6		Jacques Cartonnet	France	4 May 1935	-	Paris, France
-	2:37.2	^[a]	Jack Kasley	United States	28 March 1936	-	New Haven, United States
15	2:36.8		Alfred Nakache	France	6 July 1941	-	Marseille, France
-	2:35.6	^[b]	Joe Verdeur	United States	5 April 1946	-	Bainbridge, United States
-	2:35.0	^[b]	Joe Verdeur	United States	15 February 1947	-	New Haven, United States
-	2:32.0	^[b]	Joe Verdeur	United States	14 February 1948	-	New Haven, United States
-	2:30.5	^[b]	Joe Verdeur	United States	2 April 1948	-	New Haven, United States
-	2:30.0	^[b]	Joe Verdeur	United States	28 June 1948	-	New Haven, United States
-	2:36.3	^[a]	Joe Verdeur	United States	10 July 1948	-	Detroit, United States
-	2:28.3	^[b]	Joe Verdeur	United States	15 February 1950	-	New Haven, United States
-	2:34.4	^[c]	Herbert Klein	Germany	13 August 1950	-	Göppingen, West Germany
-	2:27.3	^[b]	Herbert Klein	Germany	9 June 1951	-	Munich, West Germany
-	2:34.4	=,^[c]	John Davies	Australia	1 August 1952	-	Helsinki, Finland
16	2:37.4		Knud Gleie	Denmark	14 February 1953	-	Copenhagen, Denmark
-	2:36.6	^[d]	Masaru Furukawa	Japan	10 April 1954	-	Tokyo, Japan
-	2:35.4	^[d]	Masaru Furukawa	Japan	10 April 1954	-	Tokyo, Japan
-	2:35.2	^[d]	Mamoru Tanaka	Japan	17 September 1954	-	Tokyo, Japan
-	2:33.7	^[d]	Masaru Furukawa	Japan	5 August 1955	-	Tokyo, Japan
-	2:31.0	^[d]	Masaru Furukawa	Japan	1 October 1955	-	Tokyo, Japan
17	2:36.5		Terry Gathercole	Australia	28 June 1958	-	Townsville, Australia
18	2:33.6		Chet Jastremski	United States	28 July 1961	-	Tokyo, Japan
19	2:29.6		Chet Jastremski	United States	19 August 1961	-	Los Angeles, United States
20	2:28.2		Chet Jastremski	United States	30 August 1964	-	New York City, United States
21	2:27.8		Ian O'Brien	Australia	15 October 1964	Olympic Games	Tokyo, Japan
22	2:27.4		Vladimir Kosinsky	Soviet Union	3 April 1968	-	Tallinn, Soviet Union
23	2:26.5		Nikolai Pankin	Soviet Union	22 March 1969	-	Minsk, Soviet Union
24	2:25.4		Nikolai Pankin	Soviet Union	19 April 1969	-	Magdeburg, East Germany
25	2:23.5		Brian Job	United States	22 August 1970	AAU National Championships	Los Angeles, United States
26	2:22.79		John Hencken	United States	5 August 1972	US Olympic Trials	Chicago, United States
27	2:21.55		John Hencken	United States	2 September 1972	Olympic Games	Munich, West Germany
28	2:20.52		John Hencken	United States	24 August 1973	US National Championships	Louisville, United States
29	2:19.28		David Wilkie	Great Britain	6 September 1973	World Championships	Belgrade, Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
30	2:18.93		John Hencken	United States	24 August 1974	AAU National Championships	Concord, United States
31	2:18.21		John Hencken	United States	1 September 1974	USA vs GDR Dual Meet	Concord, United States
32	2:15.11		David Wilkie	Great Britain	24 July 1976	Olympic Games	Montreal, Canada
33	2:14.77		Victor Davis	Canada	5 August 1982	World Championships	Guayaquil, Ecuador
34	2:14.58		Victor Davis	Canada	17 June 1984	-	Etobicoke, Canada
35	2:13.34		Victor Davis	Canada	2 August 1984	Olympic Games	Los Angeles, United States
36	2:12.90		Mike Barrowman	United States	4 August 1989	US National Championships	Los Angeles, United States
36	2:12.90	=	Nick Gillingham	Great Britain	19 August 1989	European Championships	Bonn, West Germany
37	2:12.89		Mike Barrowman	United States	20 August 1989	Pan Pacific Championships	Tokyo, Japan
38	2:11.53		Mike Barrowman	United States	20 July 1990	Goodwill Games	Seattle, United States
39	2:11.23		Mike Barrowman	United States	11 January 1991	World Championships	Perth, Australia
40	2:10.60		Mike Barrowman	United States	13 August 1991	US National Championships	Fort Lauderdale, United States
41	2:10.16		Mike Barrowman	United States	29 July 1992	Olympic Games	Barcelona, Spain
42	2:09.97		Kosuke Kitajima	Japan	2 October 2002	Asian Games	Busan, South Korea
43	2:09.52		Dimitri Komornikov	Russia	15 June 2003	Mare Nostrum	Barcelona, Spain
44	2:09.42		Kosuke Kitajima	Japan	24 July 2003	World Championships	Barcelona, Spain	^[1]
45	2:09.04		Brendan Hansen	United States	11 July 2004	US Olympic Trials	Long Beach, United States	^[2]
46	2:08.74		Brendan Hansen	United States	5 August 2006	US National Championships	Irvine, United States	^[3]
47	2:08.50		Brendan Hansen	United States	21 August 2006	Pan Pacific Championships	Victoria, Canada	^[4]
48	2:07.51		Kosuke Kitajima	Japan	8 June 2008	Japan Open	Tokyo, Japan
49	2:07.31	sf	Christian Sprenger	Australia	30 July 2009	World Championships	Rome, Italy	^[5]
50	2:07.28		Dániel Gyurta	Hungary	1 August 2012	Olympic Games	London, United Kingdom	^[6]
51	2:07.01		Akihiro Yamaguchi	Japan	15 September 2012	Japanese Sports Festival	Gifu, Japan	^[7]
52	2:06.67		Ippei Watanabe	Japan	29 January 2017	Kosuke Kitajima Cup	Tokyo, Japan	^[8]
52	2:06.67	sf, =	Matthew Wilson	Australia	25 July 2019	World Championships	Gwangju, South Korea	^[9]
53	2:06.12		Anton Chupkov	Russia	26 July 2019	World Championships	Gwangju, South Korea	^[10]
54	2:05.95		Zac Stubblety-Cook	Australia	22 May 2022	Australian Championships	Adelaide, Australia	^[11]
55	2:05.48		Qin Haiyang	China	27 July 2023	World Championships	Fukuoka, Japan	^[12]

Notes

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^ Record was set using a butterfly technique and was nullified in 1953.
^ Record was set in a 25 m pool and was annulled after World Aquatics required 50 m pools to be used.
^ After the records set in a 25 m pool were nullified, the world record was reverted toHerbert Klein's mark from 1950, whichJohn Davies equaled in 1952. However, these records were also later annulled because they employed a butterfly technique.
^Masaru Furukawa andMamoru Tanaka set their world records by swimming most of the race while underwater. Their records were annulled in 1956.

Short course

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#	Time	Name	Nationality	Date	Meet	Location	Ref
1	2:07.93	Nick Gillingham	Great Britain	20 October 1991	-	Birmingham, United Kingdom
2	2:07.80	Philip Rogers	Australia	28 August 1993	Australian Championships	Melbourne, Australia
3	2:07.79	Andrey Korneyev	Russia	20 January 1998	World Cup	Paris, France
4	2:07.59	Roman Sludnov	Russia	19 March 2000	World Championships	Athens, Greece
5	2:06.40	Ed Moses	United States	25 March 2000	NCAA Division I Championships	Minneapolis, United States
6	2:04.37	Ed Moses	United States	18 January 2002	World Cup	Paris, France
7	2:03.28	Ed Moses	United States	22 January 2002	World Cup	Stockholm, Sweden
8	2:03.17	Ed Moses	United States	26 January 2002	World Cup	Berlin, Germany
9	2:02.92	Ed Moses	United States	17 January 2004	World Cup	Berlin, Germany
10	2:01.98	Christian Sprenger	Australia	10 August 2009	Australian Championships	Hobart, Australia	^[13]
11	2:00.67	Dániel Gyurta	Hungary	13 December 2009	European Championships	Istanbul, Turkey	^[14]
12	2:00.48	Dániel Gyurta	Hungary	31 August 2014	World Cup	Dubai, United Arab Emirates	^[15]
13	2:00.44	Marco Koch	Germany	20 November 2016	German Championships	Berlin, Germany	^[16]
14	2:00.16	Kirill Prigoda	Russia	13 December 2018	World Championships	Hangzhou, China	^[17]

Women

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Long course

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#	Time		Name	Nationality	Date	Meet	Location	Ref
1	3:38.2		Ellie Van Den Bogaert	Belgium	7 August 1921	-	Antwerp, Belgium
2	3:34.6		Ellie Van Den Bogaert	Belgium	6 May 1922	-	Brussels, Belgium
3	3:31.4		Ellie Van Den Bogaert	Belgium	4 October 1922	-	Antwerp, Belgium
4	3:20.4		Irene Gilbert	Great Britain	18 June 1923	-	Rotherham, United Kingdom
5	3:20.2		Erna Murray	Germany	5 April 1925	-	Leipzig, Germany
6	3:19.1		Brita Hazelius	Sweden	11 August 1926	-	Stockholm, Sweden
7	3:18.4		Mietje Baron	Netherlands	24 October 1926	-	Brussels, Belgium
8	3:16.6		Else Jacobsen	Denmark	20 August 1927	-	Oslo, Norway
9	3:15.8		Charlotte Mühe	Germany	15 April 1928	-	Magdeburg, Germany
10	3:11.2		Mietje Baron	Netherlands	22 April 1928	-	Rotterdam, Netherlands
10	3:11.2	=	Charlotte Mühe	Germany	15 July 1928	-	Berlin, Germany
11	3:10.6		Margery Hinton	Great Britain	20 July 1931	-	Manchester, United Kingdom
12	3:08.4		Clare Dennis	Australia	18 January 1932	-	Sydney, Australia
13	3:08.2		Lisa Rocke	Germany	21 April 1932	-	Leipzig, Germany
14	3:03.4		Else Jacobsen	Denmark	11 May 1932	-	Stockholm, Sweden
15	3:00.4		Hideko Maehata	Japan	30 September 1933	-	Tokyo, Japan
16	3:00.2		Jopie Waalberg	Netherlands	11 May 1937	-	Amsterdam, Netherlands
17	2:58.0		Jopie Waalberg	Netherlands	27 June 1937	-	Zaandijk, Netherlands
18	2:56.9		Jopie Waalberg	Netherlands	2 October 1937	-	Ghent, Belgium
19	2:56.0		Maria Lenk	Brazil	8 November 1939	-	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
-	2:55.5		Anni Kapell	United States	19 March 1941	-	Düsseldorf, Germany
-	2:52.6		Nel van Vliet	Netherlands	17 August 1946	-	Bilthoven, Netherlands
-	2:51.9		Nel van Vliet	Netherlands	29 March 1947	-	Amsterdam, Netherlands
-	2:49.2		Nel van Vliet	Netherlands	20 July 1947	-	Hilversum, Netherlands
-	2:48.8		Éva Novák	Hungary	21 October 1950	-	Székesfehérvár, Hungary
-	2:48.5		Éva Novák	Hungary	5 May 1951	-	Moscow, Soviet Union
-	2:46.4		Ada den Haan	Netherlands	13 November 1956	-	Naarden, Netherlands
20	2:52.6		Ada den Haan	Netherlands	18 May 1957	Netherlands vs Great Britain International	Blackpool, United Kingdom
21	2:51.9		Ada den Haan	Netherlands	3 August 1957	-	Rhenen, Netherlands
22	2:51.3		Ada den Haan	Netherlands	4 August 1957	-	Rhenen, Netherlands
23	2:50.3		Anita Lonsbrough	Great Britain	25 July 1959	Netherlands vs Great Britain International	Waalwijk, Netherlands
24	2:50.2		Wiltrud Urselmann	Germany	6 June 1960	-	Aachen, West Germany
25	2:49.5		Anita Lonsbrough	Great Britain	27 August 1960	Olympic Games	Rome, Italy
26	2:48.0		Karin Beyer	East Germany	5 August 1961	-	Budapest, Hungary
27	2:47.7		Galina Prozumenshchikova	Soviet Union	11 April 1964	-	Blackpool, United Kingdom
28	2:45.4		Galina Prozumenshchikova	Soviet Union	17 May 1964	-	East Berlin, East Germany
29	2:45.3		Galina Prozumenshchikova	Soviet Union	12 September 1965	-	Groningen, Netherlands
30	2:43.0		Irina Pozdnyakova	Soviet Union	16 July 1966	-	Moscow, Soviet Union
31	2:40.8		Galina Prozumenshchikova	Soviet Union	22 August 1966	European Championships	Utrecht, Netherlands
32	2:40.5		Catie Ball	United States	9 July 1967	Santa Clara Invitational	Santa Clara, United States
33	2:39.5		Catie Ball	United States	20 August 1967	AAU National Championships	Philadelphia, United States
34	2:38.5		Catie Ball	United States	26 August 1968	US Olympic Trials	Los Angeles, United States
35	2:37.89		Anne-Katrin Schott	East Germany	6 July 1974	GDR National Championships	Rostock, East Germany
36	2:37.44	h	Karla Linke	East Germany	19 August 1974	European Championships	Vienna, Austria
37	2:34.99		Karla Linke	East Germany	19 August 1974	European Championships	Vienna, Austria
38	2:33.35		Marina Koshevaya	Soviet Union	21 July 1976	Olympic Games	Montreal, Canada
39	2:33.32		Yulia Bogdanova	Soviet Union	7 April 1978	-	Leningrad, Soviet Union
40	2:33.11	h	Lina Kačiušytė	Soviet Union	24 August 1978	World Championships	West Berlin, West Germany
41	2:31.42		Lina Kačiušytė	Soviet Union	24 August 1978	World Championships	West Berlin, West Germany
42	2:31.09		Svetlana Varganova	Soviet Union	30 March 1979	USSR vs GDR Duel	Minsk, Soviet Union
43	2:28.36		Lina Kačiušytė	Soviet Union	6 April 1979	USSR vs GDR Junior Meet	Potsdam, East Germany
44	2:28.33		Silke Hörner	East Germany	5 June 1985	-	Leipzig, East Germany
45	2:28.20		Sylvia Gerasch	East Germany	1 March 1986	-	Leningrad, Soviet Union
46	2:27.40		Silke Hörner	East Germany	18 August 1986	World Championships	Madrid, Spain
47	2:27.27		Allison Higson	Canada	28 May 1988	-	Montreal, Canada
48	2:26.71		Silke Hörner	East Germany	21 September 1988	Olympic Games	Seoul, South Korea
49	2:25.92	h	Anita Nall	United States	2 March 1992	US Olympic Trials	Indianapolis, United States
50	2:25.35		Anita Nall	United States	2 March 1992	US Olympic Trials	Indianapolis, United States
51	2:24.76		Rebecca Brown	Australia	15 March 1994	Australian Championships	Brisbane, Australia
52	2:24.69	h	Penelope Heyns	South Africa	17 July 1999	Janet Evans Invitational	Los Angeles, United States
53	2:24.51		Penelope Heyns	South Africa	17 July 1999	Janet Evans Invitational	Los Angeles, United States
54	2:24.42	sf	Penelope Heyns	South Africa	26 August 1999	Pan Pacific Championships	Sydney, Australia
55	2:23.64		Penelope Heyns	South Africa	27 August 1999	Pan Pacific Championships	Sydney, Australia
56	2:22.99		Qi Hui	China	13 April 2001	Chinese National Championships	Hangzhou, China
56	2:22.99	=	Amanda Beard	United States	25 July 2003	World Championships	Barcelona, Spain
57	2:22.96		Leisel Jones	Australia	10 July 2004	Swimming Australia Grand Prix	Brisbane, Australia
58	2:22.44		Amanda Beard	United States	12 July 2004	US Olympic Trials	Long Beach, United States
59	2:21.72		Leisel Jones	Australia	29 July 2005	World Championships	Montreal, Canada
60	2:20.54		Leisel Jones	Australia	1 February 2006	Australian Championships	Melbourne, Australia	^[18]
61	2:20.22		Rebecca Soni	United States	15 August 2008	Olympic Games	Beijing, China
62	2:20.12	sf	Annamay Pierse	Canada	29 July 2009	World Championships	Rome, Italy	^[19]
63	2:20.00	sf	Rebecca Soni	United States	1 August 2012	Olympic Games	London, United Kingdom
64	2:19.59		Rebecca Soni	United States	2 August 2012	Olympic Games	London, United Kingdom	^[20]
65	2:19.11	sf	Rikke Møller Pedersen	Denmark	1 August 2013	World Championships	Barcelona, Spain	^[21]
66	2:18.95		Tatjana Schoenmaker	South Africa	30 July 2021	Olympic Games	Tokyo, Japan	^[22]
67	2:17.55		Evgeniia Chikunova	Russia	21 April 2023	Russian Championships	Kazan, Russia	^[23]

Short course

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#	Time		Name	Nationality	Date	Meet	Location	Ref
1	2:22.92		Susanne Bornike	East Germany	12 February 1989	World Cup	Bonn, West Germany
2	2:22.89	h	Dai Guohong	China	3 December 1993	World Championships	Palma de Mallorca, Spain
3	2:21.99		Dai Guohong	China	3 December 1993	World Championships	Palma de Mallorca, Spain
4	2:20.85		Samantha Riley	Australia	1 December 1995	World Championships	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
5	2:20.22		Masami Tanaka	Japan	2 April 1999	World Championships	Hong Kong
6	2:19.25		Qi Hui	China	28 January 2001	World Cup	Paris, France
7	2:18.86		Qi Hui	China	2 December 2002	World Cup	Shanghai, China
8	2:17.75		Leisel Jones	Australia	29 November 2003	World Cup	Melbourne, Australia
9	2:17.50		Annamay Pierse	Canada	14 March 2009	Canadian Spring Nationals	Toronto, Canada
10	2:16.83		Annamay Pierse	Canada	7 August 2009	British Grand Prix	Leeds, United Kingdom	^[24]
11	2:15.42		Leisel Jones	Australia	15 November 2009	World Cup	Berlin, Germany	^[25]
12	2:14.57		Rebecca Soni	United States	18 December 2009	Duel in the Pool	Manchester, United Kingdom	^[26]
-	2:14.39	^[a]	Yuliya Yefimova	Russia	14 December 2013	European Championships	Herning, Denmark	^[27]
13	2:14.16		Kate Douglass	United States	24 October 2024	World Cup	Incheon, South Korea	^[28]^[29]
14	2:12.72		Kate Douglass	United States	31 October 2024	World Cup	Singapore	^[30]^[31]
15	2:12.50		Kate Douglass	United States	13 December 2024	World Championships	Budapest, Hungary	^[32]

Notes

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^ Rescinded in May 2014 due to doping violation.

All-time top 25

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Tables show data for two definitions of "Top 25" - the top 25200 m breaststroke times and the top 25athletes:

- denotes top performance forathletes in the top 25200 m breaststroke times

- denotes lesser performances, still in the top 25200 m breaststroke times, by repeat athletes

- denotes top performance (only) for other top 25athletes who fall outside the top 25 200 m breaststroke times

Men long course

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Correct as of June 2025^[33]

Ath.#	Perf.#	Time	Athlete	Nation	Date	Place	Ref.
1	1	2:05.48	Qin Haiyang	China	28 July 2023	Fukuoka	^[12]
2	2	2:05.85	Léon Marchand	France	31 July 2024	Paris	^[34]
3	3	2:05.95	Zac Stubblety-Cook	Australia	19 May 2022	Adelaide	^[11]
4	4	2:06.12	Anton Chupkov	Russia	26 July 2019	Gwangju	^[10]
	5	2:06.28	Stubblety-Cook #2		15 June 2021	Adelaide	^[35]
	6	2:06.38	Stubblety-Cook #3		29 July 2021	Tokyo	^[36]
5	7	2:06.40	Shoma Sato	Japan	7 April 2021	Tokyo	^[37]
	7	2:06.40	Stubblety-Cook #4		23 July 2023	Fukuoka	^[12]
6	9	2:06.54	Matthew Fallon	United States	19 June 2024	Indianapolis	^[38]
	10	2:06.59	Marchand #2		11 June 2023	Rennes	^[39]
7	11	2:06.67	Ippei Watanabe	Japan	29 January 2017	Tokyo	^[8]
7	11	2:06.67	Matthew Wilson	Australia	25 July 2019	Gwangju	^[9]
	13	2:06.68	Wilson #2		26 July 2019	Gwangju	^[10]
	14	2:06.72	Stubblety-Cook #5		22 June 2022	Budapest	^[40]
	15	2:06.73	Watanabe #2		26 July 2019	Gwangju	^[10]
	16	2:06.74	Sato #2		7 February 2021	Tokyo	^[41]
	17	2:06.78	Sato #3		24 January 2021	Tokyo	^[42]
	18	2:06.79	Stubblety-Cook #6		31 July 2024	Paris	^[34]
	19	2:06.80	Chupkov #2		6 August 2018	Glasgow	^[43]
	20	2:06.83	Chupkov #3		25 July 2019	Gwangju	^[9]
9	21	2:06.85	Arno Kamminga	Netherlands	4 December 2020	Rotterdam	^[44]
	22	2:06.94	Watanabe #3		21 March 2024	Tokyo
	23	2:06.96	Chupkov #4		28 July 2017	Budapest	^[45]
	24	2:06.99	Chupkov #5		20 May 2021	Budapest
	25	2:07.00	Chupkov #6		9 April 2019	Moscow
			Stubblety-Cook #7		16 May 2021	Sydney
			Stubblety-Cook #8		12 December 2021	Brisbane
10		2:07.01	Akihiro Yamaguchi	Japan	15 September 2012	Gifu	^[7]
11		2:07.07	Yamato Fukasawa	Japan	17 February 2024	Chiba	^[46]
11		2:07.07	Yu Hanaguruma	Japan	21 March 2024	Tokyo
13		2:07.13	Matti Mattsson	Finland	29 July 2021	Tokyo	^[36]
14		2:07.17	Josh Prenot	United States	30 June 2016	Omaha	^[47]
15		2:07.18	Yasuhiro Koseki	Japan,	16 April 2017	Nagoya
16		2:07.23	Dániel Gyurta	Hungary	2 August 2013	Barcelona	^[48]
17		2:07.25	Kirill Prigoda	Russia	21 July 2022	Kazan	^[49]
18		2:07.27	Shin Ohashi	Japan	20 June 2025	Osaka	^[50]
19		2:07.30	Ross Murdoch	Great Britain	24 July 2014	Glasgow	^[51]
20		2:07.31	Christian Sprenger	Australia	30 July 2009	Rome	^[5]
21		2:07.41	Kevin Cordes	United States	28 June 2017	Indianapolis	^[52]
22		2:07.42	Eric Shanteau	United States	30 July 2009	Rome	^[5]
23		2:07.43	Michael Jamieson	Great Britain	1 August 2012	London	^[6]
24		2:07.46	Dmitriy Balandin	Kazakhstan	10 August 2016	Rio de Janeiro	^[53]
25		2:07.47	Marco Koch	Germany	18 August 2014	Berlin	^[54]

Men short course

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Correct as of December 2024^[55]

Ath.#	Perf.#	Time	Athlete	Nation	Date	Place	Ref.
1	1	2:00.16	Kirill Prigoda	Russia	13 December 2018	Hangzhou	^[17]
2	2	2:00.35	Daiya Seto	Japan	16 December 2022	Melbourne	^[56]
3	3	2:00.44	Marco Koch	Germany	20 November 2016	Berlin	^[16]
4	4	2:00.48	Dániel Gyurta	Hungary	31 August 2014	Dubai	^[15]
	5	2:00.53	Koch #2		3 December 2015	Netanya	^[57]
	6	2:00.58	Koch #3		1 November 2020	Budapest	^[58]
	7	2:00.67	Gyurta #2		13 December 2009	Istanbul	^[14]
	8	2:00.72	Gyurta #3		15 December 2013	Herning	^[59]
	9	2:00.81	Koch #4		26 October 2020	Budapest	^[60]
	10	2:01.06	Gyurta #4		27 August 2014	Doha	^[61]
	11	2:01.11	Prigoda #2		14 December 2017	Copenhagen
5	12	2:01.15	Qin Haiyang	China	13 December 2018	Hangzhou	^[17]
	13	2:01.18	Prigoda #3		19 November 2017	Singapore	^[62]
	14	2:01.20	Prigoda #4		14 November 2020	Budapest	^[63]
	15	2:01.21	Koch #5		8 December 2016	Windsor	^[64]
	16	2:01.24	Prigoda #5		4 October 2017	Doha	^[65]
	17	2:01.28	Koch #6		31 August 2014	Dubai	^[15]
	18	2:01.30	Gyurta #5		9 November 2013	Tokyo	^[66]
			Seto #2		19 November 2017	Singapore	^[62]
			Prigoda #6		11 November 2018	Tokyo	^[67]
	21	2:01.31	Koch #7		14 November 2020	Budapest	^[63]
	22	2:01.35	Gyurta #6		14 December 2012	Istanbul	^[68]
	23	2:01.37	Gyurta #7		10 August 2013	Berlin	^[69]
	24	2:01.40	Koch #8		5 November 2020	Budapest	^[70]
	25	2:01.41	Koch #9		21 October 2016	Singapore	^[71]
6		2:01.43	Michael Jamieson	Great Britain	15 December 2013	Herning	^[59]
6		2:01.43	Arno Kamminga	Netherlands	17 December 2020	Amsterdam
8		2:01.45	Carles Coll Marti	Spain	13 December 2024	Budapest	^[72]
9		2:01.57	Anton Chupkov	Russia	11 November 2018	Tokyo	^[67]
10		2:01.60	Nic Fink	United States	16 December 2022	Melbourne	^[56]
11		2:01.65	Anton McKee	Iceland	1 November 2020	Budapest	^[58]
12		2:01.67	Joshua Yong	Australia	20 October 2024	Shanghai	^[73]
13		2:01.70	Ippei Watanabe	Japan	23 October 2022	Tokyo	^[74]
14		2:01.73	Ilya Shymanovich	Belarus	6 November 2021	Kazan	^[75]
15		2:01.78	Yasuhiro Koseki	Japan	27 October 2019	Tokyo
16		2:01.85	Mikhail Dorinov	Russia	14 December 2017	Copenhagen
17		2:01.91	Aleksandr Zhigalov	Russia	23 November 2024	Saint Petersburg	^[76]
18		2:01.98	Christian Sprenger	Australia	10 August 2009	Hobart	^[13]
19		2:02.01	Yamato Fukasawa	Japan	13 December 2024	Budapest	^[72]
20		2:02.18	Erik Persson	Sweden	6 November 2021	Kazan	^[75]
21		2:02.27	Will Licon	United States	21 November 2020	Budapest	^[77]
22		2:02.33	Cody Miller	United States	11 December 2015	Indianapolis	^[78]
22		2:02.33	Caspar Corbeau	Netherlands	2 November 2024	Singapore	^[79]
24		2:02.38	Oleg Kostin	Russia	15 November 2013	Kazan
24		2:02.38	Kevin Cordes	United States	20 December 2013	Glasgow

Women long course

[edit]

Correct as of April 2025^[80]

Ath.#	Perf.#	Time	Athlete	Nation	Date	Place	Ref.
1	1	2:17.55	Evgeniia Chikunova	Russia	21 April 2023	Kazan	^[23]
2	2	2:18.95	Tatjana Smith	South Africa	30 July 2021	Tokyo	^[22]
	3	2:18.98	Chikunova #2		27 July 2024	Yekaterinburg	^[81]
	4	2:19.01	Smith #2		10 April 2024	Gqeberha	^[82]
3	5	2:19.11	Rikke Møller Pedersen	Denmark	1 August 2013	Barcelona	^[21]
	6	2:19.16	Smith #3		28 July 2021	Tokyo	^[83]
4	7	2:19.24	Kate Douglass	United States	1 August 2024	Paris	^[84]
	8	2:19.30	Douglass #2		13 January 2024	Knoxville	^[85]
	9	2:19.33	Smith #4		29 July 2021	Tokyo	^[86]
5	10	2:19.41	Yuliya Yefimova	Russia	2 August 2013	Barcelona	^[87]
	11	2:19.46	Douglass #3		20 June 2024	Indianapolis	^[88]
6	12	2:19.59	Rebecca Soni	United States	2 August 2012	London	^[20]
	13	2:19.60	Smith #5		1 August 2024	Paris	^[84]
	14	2:19.61	Møller Pedersen #2		13 April 2014	Eindhoven	^[89]
7	15	2:19.64	Viktoria Zeynep Gunes	Turkey	30 August 2015	Singapore	^[90]
	15	2:19.64	Yefimova #2		28 July 2017	Budapest	^[91]
8	17	2:19.65	Rie Kaneto	Japan	9 April 2016	Tokyo	^[92]
	18	2:19.66	Douglass #4		19 June 2024	Indianapolis	^[93]
	19	2:19.67	Møller Pedersen #3		12 June 2014	Canet-en-Roussillon	^[94]
	20	2:19.74	Douglass #5		31 July 2024	Paris	^[95]
9	21	2:19.81	Tes Schouten	Netherlands	16 February 2024	Doha	^[96]
	22	2:19.83	Yefimova #3		13 June 2017	Barcelona	^[97]
	23	2:19.84	Møller Pedersen #4		22 August 2014	Berlin	^[98]
	24	2:19.85	Yefimova #4		1 August 2013	Barcelona	^[21]
	25	2:19.89	Douglass #6		13 April 2024	San Antonio	^[99]
10		2:19.92	Lilly King	United States	30 July 2021	Tokyo	^[22]
11		2:20.12	Annamay Pierse	Canada	30 July 2009	Rome	^[19]
12		2:20.54	Leisel Jones	Australia	1 February 2006	Melbourne	^[18]
13		2:20.72	Satomi Suzuki	Japan	2 August 2012	London	^[20]
14		2:20.77	Annie Lazor	United States	19 May 2019	Bloomington	^[100]
15		2:20.89	Molly Renshaw	Great Britain	15 April 2021	London	^[101]
16		2:20.90	Kanako Watanabe	Japan	12 April 2015	Tokyo	^[102]
17		2:21.37	Qi Hui	China	17 October 2009	Jinan	^[103]
18		2:21.45	Taylor McKeown	Australia	11 April 2016	Adelaide	^[104]
19		2:21.62	Nađa Higl	Serbia	31 July 2009	Rome	^[105]
20		2:21.69	Abbie Wood	Great Britain	15 April 2021	London	^[101]
21		2:21.74	Micah Sumrall	United States	1 August 2013	Barcelona	^[106]
22		2:21.77	Bethany Galat	United States	28 July 2017	Budapest	^[91]
23		2:21.85	Reona Aoki	Japan	8 April 2018	Tokyo	^[107]
24		2:21.86	Angharad Evans	Great Britain	17 April 2025	London	^[108]
25		2:21.93	Shi Jinglin	China	28 July 2017	Budapest	^[91]

Women short course

[edit]

Correct as of December 2024^[109]

Ath.#	Perf.#	Time	Athlete	Nation	Date	Place	Ref.
1	1	2:12.50	Kate Douglass	United States	13 December 2024	Budapest	^[32]
	2	2:12.72	Douglass #2		31 October 2024	Singapore	^[30]
	3	2:14.16	Douglass #3		24 October 2024	Incheon	^[28]
2	4	2:14.39	Yulia Yefimova	Russia	13 December 2013	Herning	^[27]
3	5	2:14.57	Rebecca Soni	United States	18 December 2009	Manchester	^[26]
4	6	2:14.70	Evgeniia Chikunova	Russia	25 November 2022	Kazan	^[110]
	7	2:15.14	Chikunova #2		13 December 2024	Budapest	^[32]
5	8	2:15.21	Rikke Møller Pedersen	Denmark	13 December 2013	Herning	^[27]
6	9	2:15.42	Leisel Jones	Australia	15 November 2009	Berlin	^[25]
7	10	2:15.56	Lilly King	United States	21 November 2020	Budapest	^[111]
	11	2:15.62	Yefimova #2		28 September 2018	Eindhoven	^[112]
8	12	2:15.76	Rie Kaneto	Japan	9 October 2016	Doha	^[113]
	13	2:15.77	Douglass #4		16 December 2022	Melbourne	^[114]
	14	2:15.80	King #2		5 November 2020	Budapest	^[115]
	15	2:15.91	Kaneto #2		1 October 2016	Beijing	^[116]
	16	2:15.93	Møller Pedersen #2		11 August 2013	Berlin	^[117]
	17	2:15.96	Douglass #5		18 October 2024	Shanghai	^[118]
	18	2:16.04	King #3		26 October 2020	Budapest	^[119]
	19	2:16.05	Yefimova #3		15 November 2018	Singapore	^[120]
	20	2:16.08	Møller Pedersen #3		16 December 2012	Istanbul	^[121]
9	21	2:16.09	Tes Schouten	Netherlands	8 December 2023	Otopeni	^[122]
	22	2:16.27	Kaneto #3		31 August 2016	Berlin	^[123]
	23	2:16.29	Yefimova #4		9 November 2018	Tokyo	^[124]
	24	2:16.30	Kaneto #4		5 October 2016	Dubai	^[125]
10	25	2:16.33	Annie Lazor	United States	21 November 2020	Budapest	^[111]
11		2:16.51	Emily Escobedo	United States	5 November 2020	Budapest	^[115]
12		2:16.83	Alex Walsh	United States	13 December 2024	Budapest	^[32]
12		2:16.83	Annamay Pierse	Canada	7 August 2009	Leeds	^[24]
14		2:16.92	Kanako Watanabe	Japan	7 December 2014	Doha	^[126]
15		2:16.93	Laura Sogar	United States	16 December 2012	Istanbul	^[121]
16		2:17.00	Kelsey Wog	Canada	25 November 2023	Winnipeg	^[127]
17		2:17.10	Jocelyn Ulyett	Great Britain	6 December 2019	Sheffield	^[128]
18		2:17.25	Mio Motegi	Japan	16 February 2014	Tokyo	^[129]
19		2:17.30	Alina Zmushka	Belarus	13 December 2024	Budapest	^[32]
20		2:17.50	Katy Freeman	United States	18 December 2009	Manchester	^[26]
21		2:17.52	Nađa Higl	Serbia	11 December 2009	Istanbul	^[130]
22		2:17.75	Sydney Pickrem	Canada	21 November 2020	Budapest	^[111]
23		2:17.80	Molly Renshaw	Great Britain	14 November 2020	Budapest	^[131]
24		2:17.84	Alia Atkinson	Jamaica	2 November 2014	Singapore	^[132]
25		2:17.99	Breeja Larson	United States	30 October 2016	Hong Kong	^[133]

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v t e World records in swimming
Freestyle	50 100 200 400 800 1500
Backstroke	50 100 200
Breaststroke	50 100 200
Butterfly	50 100 200
Individual medley	100 200 400
Relays	4 × 50 freestyle relay 4 × 100 freestyle relay 4 × 200 freestyle relay 4 × 50 medley relay 4 × 100 medley relay

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