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World record progression 50 metres butterfly

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Graphs of the progression of the World Records in all four strokes (50m, 100m and 200m distances).
Main article:List of world records in swimming

This is a history of the progression of theWorld Record for theswimming event: the50butterfly. It is a listing of the fastest-time-ever in the event, in bothlong course (50m) andshort course (25m) swimming pool. These records are maintained/recognized byFINA,[1] which oversees international competitive swimming and Aquatics.

The World Records in the 50s of stroke are the youngest Swimming World Records; FINA first recognizing them in the 1990s.

Men

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Long course

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#TimeNameNationalityDateMeetLocationRef
WBT23.68Denis Pankratov Russia10 Aug 1996Meet of ChampionsMulhouse, France
123.60Geoff Huegill Australia14 May 2000Australia ChampionshipsSydney, Australia
223.44sfGeoff Huegill Australia27 Jul 2001World ChampionshipsFukuoka, Japan
323.43Matt Welsh Australia21 Jul 2003World ChampionshipsBarcelona, Spain
423.30Ian Crocker United States29 Feb 2004Big 12 Time TrialsAustin, United States[2]
523.01sfRoland Schoeman South Africa24 Jul 2005World ChampionshipsMontreal, Canada
622.96Roland Schoeman South Africa25 Jul 2005World ChampionshipsMontreal, Canada[3]
722.43sfRafael Muñoz Spain5 April 2009Spanish ChampionshipsMálaga, Spain[4]
822.27Andriy Govorov Ukraine1 July 2018Sette Colli TrophyRome, Italy[5]
Legend:# – Record awaiting ratification byFINA;
Records not set in finals:h – heat;sf – semifinal;r – relay 1st leg;rh – relay heat 1st leg;b – B final;† – en route to final mark;tt – time trial

Short course

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#TimeNameNationalityDateMeetLocationRef
124.11Marcel Gery Canada23 February 1990World CupLeicester, United Kingdom
224.05Nils Rudolph Germany29 March 1991World CupSheffield, United Kingdom
323.72Mark Foster Great Britain13 February 1993World CupGelsenkirchen, Germany[6]
323.72=Mark Foster Great Britain19 March 1994World CupGelsenkirchen, Germany
423.68Mark Foster Great Britain22 March 1994World CupSheffield, United Kingdom[7]
523.55Mark Foster Great Britain11 February 1995World CupSheffield, United Kingdom
623.45Mark Foster Great Britain15 December 1995-Sheffield, United Kingdom
723.35Denis Pankratov Russia8 February 1997World CupParis, France
823.30Miloš Milošević Croatia12 December 1998European ChampionshipsSheffield, United Kingdom
923.21Michael Klim Australia5 September 1999Australian ChampionshipsCanberra, Australia
1023.19hLars Frölander Sweden19 March 2000World ChampionshipsAthens, Greece
1123.11ttMichael Klim Australia19 June 2000AIS MeetCanberra, Australia
1222.87Mark Foster Great Britain17 January 2001World CupSheffield, United Kingdom
1322.84Geoff Huegill Australia7 December 2001World CupMelbourne, Australia
1322.84=Geoff Huegill Australia22 January 2002World CupStockholm, Sweden
1422.74hGeoff Huegill Australia26 January 2002World CupBerlin, Germany
1522.71Ian Crocker United States10 October 2004World ChampionshipsIndianapolis, United States
1622.60Kaio de Almeida Brazil17 December 2005Brazilian ChampionshipsSantos, Brazil
1722.50Matt Jaukovic Australia25 October 2008World CupSydney, Australia[8]
1822.29Amaury Leveaux France6 December 2008French ChampionshipsAngers, France[9]
1922.18hAmaury Leveaux France14 December 2008European ChampionshipsRijeka, Croatia[10]
2021.80Steffen Deibler Germany14 November 2009World CupBerlin, Germany[11]
2121.75Nicholas Santos Brazil6 October 2018World CupBudapest, Hungary[12]
2121.75=Szebasztián Szabó Hungary6 November 2021European ChampionshipsKazan, Russia[13]
2221.67hNoè Ponti  Switzerland20 October 2024World CupShanghai, China[14]
2321.50hNoè Ponti  Switzerland2 November 2024World CupSingapore[15][16]
2421.43sfNoè Ponti  Switzerland10 December 2024World ChampionshipsBudapest, Hungary[17]
2521.32Noè Ponti  Switzerland11 December 2024World ChampionshipsBudapest, Hungary[18][19]
Legend:# – Record awaiting ratification byFINA;
Records not set in finals:h – heat;sf – semifinal;r – relay 1st leg;rh – relay heat 1st leg;b – B final;† – en route to final mark;tt – time trial

Women

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Long course

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#TimeNameNationalityDateMeetLocationRef
126.54Inge de Bruijn Netherlands18 Jun 1999Netherlands ChampionshipsAmersfoort, Netherlands
226.39Anna-Karin Kammerling Sweden1 Jul 1999Sweden ChampionshipsHalmstad, Sweden
326.29Anna-Karin Kammerling Sweden27 Jul 1999European ChampionshipsIstanbul, Turkey
425.83hInge de Bruijn Netherlands20 May 2000Mare NostrumMonte Carlo, Monaco
525.64hInge de Bruijn Netherlands26 May 2000Super Speedo Grand PrixSheffield, United Kingdom
625.57Anna-Karin Kammerling Sweden30 Jul 2002European ChampionshipsBerlin, Germany
725.46Therese Alshammar Sweden13 Jun 2007Mare NostrumBarcelona, Spain[20]
825.33Marleen Veldhuis Netherlands19 April 2009Swim Cup AmsterdamAmsterdam, Netherlands[21]
925.28sfMarleen Veldhuis Netherlands31 July 2009World ChampionshipsRome, Italy[22]
1025.07sfTherese Alshammar Sweden31 July 2009World ChampionshipsRome, Italy[22]
1124.43Sarah Sjöström Sweden5 July 2014Swedish ChampionshipsBorås, Sweden[23]
Legend:# – Record awaiting ratification byFINA;
Records not set in finals:h – heat;sf – semifinal;r – relay 1st leg;rh – relay heat 1st leg;b – B final;† – en route to final mark;tt – time trial

Short course

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#TimeNameNationalityDateMeetLocationRef
127.54Christiane Sievert East Germany10 Feb 1990World Cup meetBonn, Germany
2*27.25Inge de Bruijn Netherlands6 Dec 19911991 European Sprint Swimming ChampionshipsGelsenkirchen, Germany[24]
226.73Amy Van Dyken United States1 Feb 1995World Cup meetEspoo, Finland
326.56hAngela Kennedy Australia12 Feb 1995World Cup meetSheffield, United Kingdom
426.55†Misty Hyman United States19 Apr 1997World SC ChampionshipsGothenburg, Sweden
526.48Jenny Thompson United States29 Nov 1997Canada OpenToronto, Canada
626.05hJenny Thompson United States2 Dec 1998World Cup meetCollege Station, United States
726.00Jenny Thompson United States18 Nov 1999World Cup meetCollege Park, United States
825.64Anna-Karin Kammerling Sweden10 Dec 1999European SC ChampionshipsLisbon, Portugal[25]
925.60Anna-Karin Kammerling Sweden15 Dec 2000European SC ChampionshipsValencia, Spain
1025.36Anna-Karin Kammerling Sweden25 Jan 2001World Cup meetStockholm, Sweden
1125.33Anna-Karin Kammerling Sweden12 Mar 2005Sweden 25m ChampionshipsGothenburg, Sweden
1225.32Felicity Galvez Australia11 Apr 2008World SC ChampionshipsManchester, United Kingdom[26]
1325.31Therese Alshammar Sweden12 Nov 2008World Cup meetStockholm, Sweden[27]
1424.99Marieke Guehrer Australia15 Nov 2008World Cup meetBerlin, Germany[28]
1524.75Therese Alshammar Sweden17 Oct 2009World CupDurban, South Africa[29]
1624.46Therese Alshammar Sweden11 Nov 2009World Cup meetStockholm, Sweden[30]
1724.38Therese Alshammar Sweden22 Nov 2009World CupSingapore[31]
1824.02hGretchen Walsh United States10 December 2024World ChampionshipsBudapest, Hungary[32]
1923.94sfGretchen Walsh United States10 December 2024World ChampionshipsBudapest, Hungary[33]
Legend:# – Record awaiting ratification byFINA;
Records not set in finals:h – heat;sf – semifinal;r – relay 1st leg;rh – relay heat 1st leg;b – B final;† – en route to final mark;tt – time trial

All-time top 25

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Tables show data for two definitions of "Top 25" - the top 2550 m butterfly times and the top 25athletes:
- denotes top performance forathletes in the top 2550 m butterfly times
- denotes lesser performances, still in the top 2550 m butterfly times, by repeat athletes
- denotes top performance (only) for other top 25athletes who fall outside the top 25 50 m butterfly times

Men long course

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  • Correct as of June 2025[34]
Ath.#Perf.#TimeAthleteNationDatePlaceRef.
1122.27Andriy Govorov Ukraine1 July 2018Rome[5]
2222.35Caeleb Dressel United States22 July 2019Gwangju[35]
3322.43Rafael Muñoz Spain5 April 2009Málaga[4]
422.45Muñoz #26 April 2009Málaga
522.48Muñoz #322 April 2009Montpellier[36]
Govorov #27 August 2018Glasgow[37]
722.49Muñoz #422 April 2009Montpellier[36]
822.53Govorov #316 June 2018Monaco[38]
922.57Dressel #221 July 2019Gwangju[39]
Dressel #319 June 2022Budapest[40]
41122.60Nicholas Santos Brazil11 May 2019Budapest[41]
1222.61Santos #23 May 2017Rio de Janeiro[42]
51322.62Oleg Kostin Russia19 April 2023Kazan[43]
61422.65Noè Ponti Switzerland4 April 2024Uster[44]
71522.67Milorad Čavić Serbia27 July 2009Rome[45]
1622.68Muñoz #526 July 2009Rome[46]
81622.68Thomas Ceccon Italy24 July 2023Fukuoka[47]
Ilya Kharun Canada12 June 2025Victoria[48]
1922.69Čavić #21 August 2009Rome[49]
Govorov #41 July 2016Vichy
Govorov #516 June 2018Monaco
102222.70Henrique Martins Brazil26 June 2017Belo Horizonte[50]
2222.70Kostin #222 July 2019Gwangju[35]
102222.70Maxime Grousset France14 June 2025Montpellier[51]
2522.71Kostin #329 July 2023Kazan
1222.72Nyls Korstanje Netherlands26 May 2025London[52]
1322.73Matt Targett Australia27 July 2009Rome[45]
1422.75Ben Proud Great Britain24 July 2017Budapest[53]
1522.76César Cielo Brazil24 April 2012Rio de Janeiro[54]
1622.79Michael Andrew United States19 June 2022Budapest[40]
Dare Rose United States23 July 2023Fukuoka[55]
1822.80Diogo Ribeiro Portugal24 July 2023Fukuoka[47]
Abdelrahman Sameh Egypt18 May 2025Monaco[56]
2022.84Frédérick Bousquet France22 April 2009Montpellier[36]
Florent Manaudou France2 August 2015Kazan[57]
Jacob Peters Great Britain24 July 2023Fukuoka[47]
2322.85Dylan Carter Trinidad and Tobago19 June 2022Budapest[40]
2422.89Kyle Chalmers Australia12 April 2025Stockholm[58]
14 June 2025Adelaide[59]
2522.90Roland Schoeman South Africa26 July 2009Rome[60]
Yauhen Tsurkin Belarus28 July 2013Barcelona[61]
Szebasztián Szabó Hungary22 July 2019Gwangju[35]

Men short course

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  • Correct as of December 2024[62]
Ath.#Perf.#TimeAthleteNationDatePlaceRef.
1121.32Noè Ponti Switzerland11 December 2024Budapest[18]
221.43Ponti #210 December 2024Budapest[17]
321.50Ponti #32 November 2024Singapore[15]
421.53Ponti #410 December 2024Budapest[63]
2521.62Nyls Korstanje Netherlands10 December 2024Budapest[63]
621.64Ponti #52 November 2024Singapore[64]
721.65Ponti #612 April 2025Uster
821.67Ponti #720 October 2024Shanghai[14]
3821.67Ilya Kharun Canada11 December 2024Budapest[18]
1021.68Ponti #820 October 2024Shanghai[65]
Korstanje #211 December 2024Budapest[18]
1221.74Korstanje #32 November 2024Singapore[64]
41321.75Nicholas Santos Brazil6 October 2018Budapest[12]
Szebasztián Szabó Hungary6 November 2021Kazan[13]
1521.76Ponti #926 October 2024Incheon[66]
1621.78Santos #210 November 2020Budapest[67]
Santos #314 December 2022Melbourne
1821.79Ponti #109 December 2023Otopeni[68]
61921.80Steffen Deibler Germany14 November 2009Berlin[11]
1921.80Santos #416 November 2020Budapest[69]
2121.81Santos #515 December 2018Hangzhou
Santos #630 September 2021Naples
Korstanje #410 December 2024Budapest[17]
2421.84Kharun #210 December 2024Budapest[63]
2521.86Szabó #22 November 2020Budapest[70]
Szabó #310 November 2020Budapest[71]
Szabó #48 December 2023Otopeni
721.87Roland Schoeman South Africa14 November 2009Berlin[11]
821.95Chad le Clos South Africa6 December 2014Doha[72]
921.96Sun Jiajun China24 September 2024Wuhan[73]
1021.97Teong Tzen Wei Singapore10 December 2024Budapest[63]
1121.98Dylan Carter Trinidad and Tobago20 December 2021Abu Dhabi[74]
1221.99Tom Shields United States9 October 2021Budapest[75]
Marius Kusch Germany10 December 2024Budapest[17]
1422.01Michele Busa Italy11 December 2024Budapest[18]
1522.01Matteo Rivolta Italy20 December 2021Abu Dhabi[74]
1622.04Caeleb Dressel United States16 November 2020Budapest[69]
1722.05Grigori Pekarski Belarus10 December 2024Budapest[17]
1822.06Maxime Grousset France9 December 2023Otopeni[68]
1922.07Johannes Dietrich Germany13 December 2009Istanbul
Oleg Kostin Russia9 November 2019Kazan
2122.08Marcin Cieślak Poland18 December 2020Olsztyn
2222.09Florent Manaudou France23 November 2014Montpellier
2322.10Jacob Peters Great Britain9 December 2023Otopeni[68]
2422.15Daniel Zaitsev Estonia14 December 2022Melbourne[76]
Roman Shevliakov Russia25 November 2024Saint Petersburg

Women long course

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  • Correct as of June 2025[77]
Ath.#Perf.#TimeAthleteNationDatePlaceRef.
1124.43Sarah Sjöström Sweden5 July 2014Borås[23]
224.60Sjöström #229 July 2017Budapest[78]
324.63Sjöström #317 February 2024Doha[79]
2424.66Gretchen Walsh United States4 June 2025Indianapolis[80]
524.69Sjöström #45 April 2015Eindhoven[81]
624.73Sjöström #521 June 2024Rome[82]
724.74Sjöström #628 July 2023Fukuoka[83]
824.76Sjöström #714 June 2017Barcelona[84]
924.77Sjöström #829 July 2023Fukuoka[85]
1024.79Sjöström #926 July 2019Gwangju[86]
1124.87Sjöström #1018 August 2014Berlin[87]
1224.88Sjöström #1116 February 2024Doha[88]
1324.89Sjöström #1221 May 2023Monaco
1424.90Sjöström #1311 June 2017Monaco
1524.92Sjöström #1425 April 2024Stockholm
1624.93Walsh #22 May 2025Fort Lauderdale[89]
1724.95Sjöström #1518 June 2017Canet-en-Roussillon
Sjöström #1624 June 2022Budapest[90]
Sjöström #172 June 2024Monaco
2024.96Sjöström #188 August 2015Kazan[91]
Sjöström #198 April 2017Stockholm
Sjöström #2013 August 2022Rome
2324.97Sjöström #2114 October 2023Athens[92]
2424.98Sjöström #2219 August 2014Berlin
Walsh #34 June 2025Indianapolis[93]
325.05Zhang Yufei China29 July 2023Fukuoka[85]
425.07Therese Alshammar Sweden31 July 2009Rome[22]
525.11Rikako Ikee Japan10 June 2018Canet-en-Roussillon
625.17Mélanie Henique France19 June 2021Chartres[94]
725.20Fran Halsall Great Britain24 July 2014Glasgow[95]
825.24Jeanette Ottesen Denmark3 August 2013Barcelona[96]
Ranomi Kromowidjojo Netherlands13 March 2021Amsterdam
1025.28Marleen Veldhuis Netherlands31 July 2009Rome[22]
1125.30Arina Surkova Russia19 April 2023Kazan[97]
1225.31Holly Barratt Australia16 August 2019Singapore[98]
1325.33Marie Wattel France13 August 2022Rome[99]
Torri Huske United States28 June 2023Indianapolis[100]
1525.36Alexandria Perkins Australia10 June 2025Adelaide[101]
1625.37Lu Ying China8 August 2015Kazan[91]
1725.38Farida Osman Egypt24 June 2022Budapest[90]
1825.39Kate Douglass United States2 May 2025Fort Lauderdale[89]
4 June 2025Indianapolis[80]
1925.43Claire Curzan United States24 June 2022Budapest[90]
Hazel Ouwehand New Zealand23 May 2025Auckland[102]
2125.47Cate Campbell Australia1 March 2018Gold Coast[103]
2225.48Marieke Guehrer Australia1 August 2009Rome[104]
Kelsi Dahlia United States29 July 2017Budapest[78]
26 July 2018Irvine
27 July 2019Gwangju[105]
2425.50Dara Torres United States7 July 2009Indianapolis[106]
Inge Dekker Netherlands10 April 2014Dordrecht
Emilie Beckmann Denmark5 March 2021Vejle

Women short course

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  • Correct as of December 2024[107]
Ath.#Perf.#TimeAthleteNationDatePlaceRef.
1123.94Gretchen Walsh United States10 December 2024Budapest[33]
224.01Walsh #211 December 2024Budapest[108]
324.02Walsh #310 December 2024Budapest[32]
424.18Walsh #414 December 2024Budapest[109]
524.37Walsh #513 December 2024Budapest[110]
2624.38Therese Alshammar Sweden22 November 2009Singapore[31]
3724.42Kate Douglass United States1 November 2024Singapore[111]
4824.43Béryl Gastaldello France11 December 2024Budapest[108]
5924.44Ranomi Kromowidjojo Netherlands19 December 2021Abu Dhabi[112]
1024.46Alshammar #211 November 2009Stockholm[30]
1124.47Kromowidjojo #214 December 2018Hangzhou[113]
1224.49Kromowidjojo #312 December 2020Eindhoven[114]
61324.50Sarah Sjöström Sweden7 November 2021Kazan[115]
1424.51Kromowidjojo #410 November 2018Tokyo[116]
Sjöström #219 December 2021Abu Dhabi[112]
1624.52Sjöström #36 August 2017Berlin[117]
1724.53Kromowidjojo #520 October 2017Amsterdam[118]
1824.54Kromowidjojo #612 August 2017Eindhoven[119]
Douglass #219 October 2024Shanghai[120]
2024.55Sjöström #412 August 2017Eindhoven[119]
72024.55Claire Curzan United States19 December 2021Abu Dhabi[112]
2024.55Walsh #613 December 2024Budapest[121]
82324.56Mélanie Henique France5 December 2019Glasgow[122]
2424.57Sjöström #56 August 2017Berlin[123]
2524.58Sjöström #67 December 2014Doha[124]
Sjöström #73 December 2015Netanya[125]
Sjöström #810 November 2018Tokyo[116]
92524.58Arina Surkova Russia22 November 2023Saint Petersburg[126]
1024.59Inge Dekker Netherlands1 September 2014Dubai[127]
1124.64Torri Huske United States14 December 2022Melbourne[128]
Maggie Mac Neil Canada14 December 2022Melbourne[128]
1324.68Tessa Giele Netherlands10 December 2024Budapest[33]
Alexandria Perkins Australia11 December 2024Budapest[108]
1524.69Marieke Guehrer Australia15 November 2009Berlin[129]
1624.71Jeanette Ottesen Denmark5 December 2014Doha[124]
Rikako Ikee Japan13 January 2018Tokyo[130]
Zhang Yufei China14 December 2022Melbourne[128]
1924.75Holly Barratt Australia29 October 2021Kazan[131]
2024.76Maaike de Waard Netherlands10 December 2024Budapest[33]
2124.80Madeline Banic United States22 November 2020Budapest[132]
2224.86Kelsi Dahlia United States21 November 2021Eindhoven[133]
2324.90Felicity Galvez Australia17 December 2010Dubai[134]
2424.94Emma McKeon Australia29 October 2021Kazan[131]
2525.00Hinkelien Schreuder Netherlands11 December 2009Istanbul[135]

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