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World record progression for the 800m freestyle

The firstworld record in the women's 800 metresfreestyle inlong course (50 metres)swimming was recognised by theInternational Swimming Federation (FINA) in1931. The women's 880 yard freestyle had been a FINA-recognized world record event since 1919. However, in 1931 FINA decreed that only performances from 1931 onward would be eligible for world record consideration in the 800 metres freestyle. Thus Helene Madison's 1930 world record of 11:41.2 in the 880 yard freestyle was not considered a world record in the 800 metres freestyle even though it was over a longer distance and substantially faster than Yvonne Godard's 1931 world record of 12:18.8 in the 800 metres freestyle. In 1933, Lenore Kight swam the 880 yard freestyle in 11:44.0, which FINA recognised as a world record in the 800 metres freestyle but not in the 880 yard freestyle. This irregularity was finally resolved in 1935, when Kight's 11:34.4 in the 880 yard freestyle broke the records for both the 880 yard freestyle and the 800 metres freestyle.^[1] Because of this situation, the world records for the 880 yard freestyle for women from 1919 to 1930 are included below.

Men

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Long course

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#	Time		Name	Nationality	Date	Meet	Location	Ref
1	11:25.4	yd	Henry Taylor	Great Britain	Jul 21, 1906	-	Runcorn, United Kingdom
2	11:24.2	yd	Norman Ross	United States	Jan 10, 1920	-	Sydney, Australia
3	11:05.2	yd	Boy Charlton	Australia	Jan 13, 1923	-	Sydney, Australia
4	10:51.8	yd	Boy Charlton	Australia	Jan 19, 1924	-	Sydney, Australia
5	10:43.6		Arne Borg	Sweden	Apr 11, 1924	-	Honolulu, Hawaii
6	10:37.4		Arne Borg	Sweden	Aug 25, 1925	-	Harnäs, Sweden
7	10:32.0	yd	Boy Charlton	Australia	Jan 8, 1927	-	Sydney, Australia
8	10:22.2	yd	Johnny Weissmuller	United States	Jul 27, 1927	-	Honolulu, Hawaii
9	10:19.6		Jean Taris	France	May 30, 1930	-	Paris, France
10	10:17.2		Jean Taris	France	Jun 9, 1931	-	Cannes, France
11	10:16.6		Shozo Makino	Japan	Aug 30, 1931	-	Osaka, Japan
12	10:15.6		Jean Taris	France	Jun 21, 1932	-	Cannes, France
13	10:08.6		Shozo Makino	Japan	Jun 25, 1933	-	Tokyo, Japan
14	10:01.2		Shozo Makino	Japan	Sep 16, 1933	-	Tokyo, Japan
15	9:55.8		Shozo Makino	Japan	Sep 15, 1934	-	Tokyo, Japan
16	9:50.9		Bill Smith	United States	Jul 24, 1941	-	Honolulu, Hawaii
17	9:45.6		Hironoshin Furuhashi	Japan	Jun 26, 1949	-	Tokyo, Japan
18	9:45.0		Shiro Hashizume	Japan	Aug 16, 1949	-	Los Angeles, United States
19	9:40.7		Hironoshin Furuhashi	Japan	Aug 16, 1949	-	Los Angeles, United States
20	9:35.5		Hironoshin Furuhashi	Japan	Aug 16, 1949	-	Los Angeles, United States
21	9:30.7		Ford Konno	United States	Jul 7, 1951	-	Honolulu, Hawaii
22	9:15.7		George Breen	United States	Oct 27, 1956	-	New Haven, Connecticut, United States
23	9:17.7	yd	John Konrads	Australia	Jan 11, 1958	-	Sydney, Australia
24	9:14.5	yd	John Konrads	Australia	Feb 22, 1958	-	Melbourne, Australia
25	8:59.6	yd	John Konrads	Australia	Jan 10, 1959	-	Sydney, Australia
26	8:51.5		Murray Rose	Australia	Aug 26, 1962	-	Los Altos, California, United States
27	8:47.4		Semyon Belits-Geiman	Soviet Union	Aug 3, 1966	-	Kharkiv, Soviet Union
28	8:47.3		John Bennett	Australia	Jan 16, 1967	-	Sydney, Australia
29	8:46.8		Alain Mosconi	France	Jul 5, 1967	-	Monaco, Monaco
30	8:42.0		Francis Luyce	France	Jul 21, 1967	-	Dinard, France
31	8:34.3	†	Mike Burton	United States	Sep 3, 1968	USA Olympic Trials	Long Beach, California, United States
32	8:28.8	†	Mike Burton	United States	Aug 17, 1969	AAU Nationals	Louisville, Kentucky, United States
33	8:28.6		Graham Windeatt	Australia	Apr 3, 1971	NSW Combined High Schools Championships	Sydney, Australia
34	8:23.8		Brad Cooper	Australia	Jan 12, 1972	NSW State Championships	Sydney, Australia
35	8:17.60	†	Stephen Holland	Australia	Aug 5, 1973	Pre World Championship meet	Brisbane, Australia
36	8:16.27	†	Stephen Holland	Australia	Sep 8, 1973	World Championships	Belgrade, Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
37	8:15.88	†	Stephen Holland	Australia	Jan 1, 1974	Commonwealth Games	Christchurch, New Zealand
38	8:15.2		Stephen Holland	Australia	Jan 17, 1975	QLD State Championships	Brisbane, Australia
39	8:15.02	†	Stephen Holland	Australia	Jan 25, 1975	New Zealand Games	Christchurch, New Zealand
40	8:13.68	†	Tim Shaw	United States	Jun 21, 1975	USA World Championship Trials	Long Beach, California, United States
41	8:09.60		Tim Shaw	United States	Jul 13, 1975	Pre World Championship meet	Mission Viejo, California, United States
42	8:06.27	†	Stephen Holland	Australia	Feb 27, 1976	AUS Olympic Trials	Sydney, Australia
43	8:02.91		Stephen Holland	Australia	Feb 29, 1976	AUS Olympic Trials	Sydney, Australia
44	8:01.54	†	Bobby Hackett	United States	Jun 21, 1976	USA Olympic Trials	Long Beach, California, United States
45	7:56.49	†	Vladimir Salnikov	Soviet Union	Mar 23, 1979	URSvGDR Duel	Minsk, Soviet Union
46	7:52.83		Vladimir Salnikov	Soviet Union	Feb 14, 1982	URS Winter Nationals	Moscow, Soviet Union
47	7:52.23		Vladimir Salnikov	Soviet Union	Jul 14, 1983	Los Angeles International	Los Angeles, United States	^[2]
48	7:50.64		Vladimir Salnikov	Soviet Union	Jul 4, 1986	Goodwill Games	Moscow, Soviet Union	^[2]
49	7:47.85	†	Kieren Perkins	Australia	Aug 25, 1991	Pan Pacific Championships	Edmonton, Canada	^[3]
50	7:46.60		Kieren Perkins	Australia	Feb 16, 1992	NSW Age Group Championships	Sydney, Australia	^[4]
51	7:46.00	†	Kieren Perkins	Australia	August 24, 1994	Commonwealth Games	Victoria, BC, Canada	^[5]
52	7:41.59		Ian Thorpe	Australia	26 March 2001	Australian Championships	Hobart, Australia	^[6]link link
53	7:39.16		Ian Thorpe	Australia	24 July 2001	World Championships	Fukuoka, Japan	^[7]
54	7:38.65		Grant Hackett	Australia	27 July 2005	World Championships	Montreal, Canada	^[8]
55	7:32.12		Zhang Lin	China	29 July 2009	World Championships	Rome, Italy	^[9]

Legend:# – Record awaiting ratification byFINA;yd – set in a pool measured in yards;
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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#	Time	Name	Nationality	Date	Meet	Location	Ref
WB	7:38.90	Vladimir Salnikov	Soviet Union	Feb 13, 1983	Festival Arena	Bonn, Germany
1	7:38.75	Michael Gross	Germany	Feb 3, 1985	Festival Arena	Bonn, Germany
2	7:34.90	Kieren Perkins	Australia	Jul 25, 1993	Grand Prix	Sydney, Australia
3	7:25.28	Grant Hackett	Australia	Aug 3, 2001	Australian Championships	Perth, Australia
4	7:23.42	Grant Hackett	Australia	Jul 20, 2008	Victorian Championships	Melbourne, Australia	^[10]
5	7:20.46	Daniel Wiffen	Ireland	Dec 10, 2023	European Championships	Otopeni, Romania	^[11]^[12]

Women

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Long course

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#	Time		Name	Nationality	Date	Meet	Location	Ref
1	13:19.0	yd	Gertrude Ederle	United States	17 August 1919	-	Indianapolis, United States
2	12:58.2	yd	Ethel McGary	United States	17 August 1919	-	Detroit, United States
3	12:56.0	yd	Ethel McGary	United States	15 August 1925	-	Indianapolis, United States
4	12:47.2	yd	Martha Norelius	United States	7 August 1926	-	Philadelphia, United States
5	12:17.8	yd	Martha Norelius	United States	31 July 1927	-	Massapequa, United States
6	12:03.8	yd	Josephine McKim	United States	10 August 1929	-	Honolulu, Hawaii
7	11:41.2	yd	Helene Madison	United States	6 July 1930	-	Long Beach, United States
8	12:18.8		Yvonne Godard	France	23 July 1931	-	Paris, France
9	11:44.0	yd	Lenore Kight	United States	23 July 1933	-	Jones Beach, United States
10	11:34.4	yd	Lenore Kight	United States	21 July 1935	-	Manhattan Beach, United States
11	11:11.7		Ragnhild Hveger	Denmark	3 July 1936	-	Copenhagen, Denmark
12	10:52.5		Ragnhild Hveger	Denmark	13 August 1941	-	Copenhagen, Denmark
13	10:42.4		Valéria Gyenge	Hungary	28 June 1953	-	Budapest, Hungary
14	10:30.9		Lorraine Crapp	Australia	14 January 1956	-	Sydney, Australia
15	10:27.3		Mary Kok	Netherlands	16 February 1957	-	Durban, South Africa
16	10:17.7	yd	Ilsa Konrads	Australia	9 January 1958	-	Sydney, Australia
17	10:16.2	yd	Ilsa Konrads	Australia	20 February 1958	-	Melbourne, Australia
18	10:11.8	yd	Ilsa Konrads	Australia	13 June 1958	-	Townsville, Australia
19	10:11.4	yd	Ilsa Konrads	Australia	19 February 1959	-	Hobart, Australia
20	9:55.6		Jane Cederqvist	Sweden	17 August 1960	-	Uppsala, Sweden
21	9:51.6		Carolyn House	United States	26 August 1962	-	Los Altos, United States
22	9:47.3		Patty Caretto	United States	30 July 1964	-	Los Altos, United States
23	9:36.9		Sharon Finneran	United States	28 September 1964	-	Los Angeles, United States
24	9:35.8	†	Debbie Meyer	United States	9 July 1967	Santa Clara Invitational	Santa Clara, United States
25	9:22.9		Debbie Meyer	United States	29 July 1967	Pan American Games	Winnipeg, Canada
26	9:19.0	†	Debbie Meyer	United States	21 July 1968	-	Los Angeles, United States
27	9:17.8		Debbie Meyer	United States	4 August 1968	US National Championships	Lincoln, Nebraska, United States
28	9:10.4		Debbie Meyer	United States	28 August 1968	US Olympic Trials	Los Angeles, United States
29	9:09.1		Karen Moras	Australia	1 March 1970	Australian Championships	Sydney, Australia
30	9:02.45		Karen Moras	Australia	18 July 1970	Commonwealth Games	Edinburgh, United Kingdom
31	8:59.4		Ann Simmons	United States	10 September 1971	USA vs USSR vs Great Britain Dual Meet	Minsk, Soviet Union
32	8:58.1		Shane Gould	Australia	3 December 1971	-	Sydney, Australia
33	8:53.83		Jo Harshbarger	United States	6 August 1972	US Olympic Trials	Chicago, Illinois, United States
34	8:53.68		Keena Rothhammer	United States	3 September 1972	Olympic Games	Munich, West Germany
35	8:52.97		Novella Calligaris	Italy	9 September 1973	World Championships	Belgrade, Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
36	8:50.10		Jennifer Turrall	Australia	5 January 1974	NSW Championships	Sydney, Australia
37	8:47.66	†	Jo Harshbarger	United States	25 August 1974	US National Championships	Concord, United States
38	8:47.59		Jo Harshbarger	United States	31 August 1974	USA vs East Germany Dual Meet	Concord, United States
39	8:43.48		Jennifer Turrall	Australia	31 March 1975	Coca-Cola International	London, United Kingdom
40	8:40.68		Petra Thümer	East Germany	4 June 1976	East German Championships	East Berlin, East Germany
41	8:39.63		Shirley Babashoff	United States	21 June 1976	USA Olympic Trials	Long Beach, United States
42	8:37.14		Petra Thümer	East Germany	25 July 1976	Olympic Games	Montreal, Canada
43	8:35.04		Petra Thümer	East Germany	9 July 1977	East German Championships	Leipzig, East Germany
44	8:34.86		Michelle Ford	Australia	6 January 1978	KBI meet	Brisbane, Australia
45	8:31.30		Michelle Ford	Australia	21 January 1978	NSW Championships	Sydney, Australia
46	8:30.53		Tracey Wickham	Australia	21 February 1978	Australian Championships	Brisbane, Australia
47	8:24.62		Tracey Wickham	Australia	5 August 1978	Commonwealth Games	Edmonton, Canada
48	8:22.44		Janet Evans	United States	27 July 1987	US National Championships	Clovis, United States
49	8:19.53		Anke Möhring	East Germany	19 August 1987	European Championships	Strasbourg, France
50	8:17.12		Janet Evans	United States	22 March 1988	US Spring National Championships	Orlando, United States
51	8:16.22		Janet Evans	United States	20 August 1989	Pan Pacific Championships	Tokyo, Japan	^[13]
52	8:14.10		Rebecca Adlington	Great Britain	16 August 2008	Olympic Games	Beijing, China	^[14]
53	8:13.86		Katie Ledecky	United States	3 August 2013	World Championships	Barcelona, Spain	^[15]
54	8:11.00		Katie Ledecky	United States	22 June 2014	Woodlands Senior Invitational	Shenandoah, United States	^[16]
55	8:07.39		Katie Ledecky	United States	8 August 2015	World Championships	Kazan, Russia	^[17]
56	8:06.68		Katie Ledecky	United States	17 January 2016	Arena Pro Swim Series	Austin, United States	^[18]
57	8:04.79		Katie Ledecky	United States	12 August 2016	Olympic Games	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	^[19]
58	8:04.12		Katie Ledecky	United States	3 May 2025	TYR Pro Swim Series	Fort Lauderdale, United States	^[20]

Short course

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#	Time	Name	Nationality	Date	Meet	Location	Ref
WB	8:15.34	Astrid Strauss	East Germany	7 February 1987	Bonn Arena Festival	Bonn, Germany	^[21] ^[22]^[23]
1	8:15.15	Chen Hua	China	2 December 2001	World Cup	Shanghai, China	^[22] ^[24]
2	8:14.35	Sachiko Yamada	Japan	4 February 2002	Japanese Championships	Tokyo, Japan	^[24]
3	8:11.25	Laure Manaudou	France	9 December 2005	European Championships	Trieste, Italy
4	8:09.68	Kate Ziegler	United States	12 October 2007	Alex Athletics Jubiläums Challenge	Essen, Germany
5	8:08.00	Kate Ziegler	United States	14 October 2007	Alex Athletics Jubiläums Challenge	Essen, Germany	^[25]
6	8:04.53	Alessia Filippi	Italy	12 December 2008	European Championships	Rijeka, Croatia	^[26]
7	8:01.06	Camille Muffat	France	16 November 2012	French Championships	Angers, France	^[27]
8	7:59.34	Mireia Belmonte	Spain	10 August 2013	World Cup	Berlin, Germany	^[28]
9	7:57.42	Katie Ledecky	United States	5 November 2022	World Cup	Indianapolis, United States	^[29]
10	7:54.00	Lani Pallister	Australia	25 October 2025	World Cup	Toronto, Canada	^[30]

All-time top 25

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Tables show data for two definitions of "Top 25" - the top 25800 m freestyle times and the top 25athletes:

- denotes top performance forathletes in the top 25800 m freestyle times

- denotes lesser performances, still in the top 25800 m freestyle times, by repeat athletes

- denotes top performance (only) for other top 25athletes who fall outside the top 25 800 m freestyle times

Men long course

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Correct as of July 2025^[31]

Ath.#	Perf.#	Time	Athlete	Nation	Date	Place	Ref.
1	1	7:32.12	Zhang Lin	China	29 July 2009	Rome	^[9]
2	2	7:35.27	Oussama Mellouli	Tunisia	29 July 2009	Rome	^[9]
3	3	7:36.88	Ahmed Jaouadi	Tunisia	30 July 2025	Singapore	^[32]
4	4	7:37.00	Ahmed Hafnaoui	Tunisia	26 July 2023	Fukuoka	^[33]
5	5	7:37.76	Samuel Short	Australia	26 July 2023	Fukuoka	^[33]
6	6	7:38.12	Sven Schwarz	Germany	2 May 2025	Berlin	^[34]
7	7	7:38.19	Daniel Wiffen	Ireland	30 July 2024	Paris	^[35]
8	8	7:38.57	Sun Yang	China	27 July 2011	Shanghai	^[36]
9	9	7:38.65	Grant Hackett	Australia	27 July 2005	Montreal	^[8]
10	10	7:38.67	Bobby Finke	United States	26 July 2023	Fukuoka	^[33]
	11	7:38.75	Finke #2		30 July 2024	Paris	^[35]
	12	7:38.98	Schwarz #2		28 June 2025	Šamorín	^[37]
11	13	7:39.10	Lukas Märtens	Germany	15 April 2025	Stockholm	^[38]
12	14	7:39.16	Ian Thorpe	Australia	24 July 2001	Fukuoka	^[7]
	15	7:39.19	Wiffen #2		26 July 2023	Fukuoka	^[33]
13	16	7:39.27	Gregorio Paltrinieri	Italy	24 July 2019	Gwangju	^[39]
	17	7:39.36	Finke #3		21 June 2022	Budapest	^[40]
	18	7:39.38	Paltrinieri #2		30 July 2024	Paris	^[35]
	19	7:39.48	Märtens #2		26 July 2023	Fukuoka	^[33]
14	20	7:39.63	Florian Wellbrock	Germany	21 June 2022	Budapest	^[40]
	21	7:39.96	Sun #2		5 August 2015	Kazan	^[41]
	21	7:39.96	Schwarz #3		30 July 2025	Singapore	^[32]
15	23	7:40.08	Mykhailo Romanchuk	Ukraine	21 June 2022	Budapest	^[40]
	24	7:40.19	Märtens #3		30 July 2025	Singapore	^[32]
	25	7:40.22	Paltrinieri #3		12 August 2020	Rome	^[42]
16		7:40.77	Gabriele Detti	Italy	26 July 2017	Budapest	^[43]
17		7:41.28	Henrik Christiansen	Norway	24 July 2019	Gwangju	^[39]
18		7:41.73	Wojciech Wojdak	Poland	26 July 2017	Budapest	^[43]
19		7:41.86	Ryan Cochrane	Canada	27 July 2011	Shanghai	^[36]
20		7:42.08	David Aubry	France	24 July 2019	Gwangju	^[39]
21		7:42.47	Aleksandr Stepanov	Russia	18 April 2023	Kazan	^[44]
22		7:42.51	Jack McLoughlin	Australia	14 June 2021	Adelaide	^[45]
23		7:42.86	Elijah Winnington	Australia	29 July 2024	Paris	^[46]
24		7:43.37	Lorenzo Galossi	Italy	13 August 2022	Rome	^[47]
25		7:43.60	Michael McBroom	United States	31 July 2013	Barcelona	^[48]

Men short course

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Correct as of November 2025^[49]

Ath.#	Perf.#	Time	Athlete	Nation	Date	Place	Ref.
1	1	7:20.46	Daniel Wiffen	Ireland	10 December 2023	Otopeni	^[11]
2	2	7:23.42	Grant Hackett	Australia	20 July 2008	Melbourne	^[10]
	3	7:25.28	Hackett #2		3 August 2001	Perth
3	4	7:25.73	Mykhailo Romanchuk	Ukraine	21 November 2020	Budapest	^[50]
4	5	7:25.78	Henrik Christiansen	Norway	21 November 2020	Budapest	^[50]
	6	7:25.96	Wiffen #2		15 December 2022	Dublin	^[51]
	7	7:27.81	Hackett #3		29 August 2007	Melbourne	^[52]
5	8	7:27.94	Gregorio Paltrinieri	Italy	7 November 2021	Kazan	^[53]
6	9	7:27.99	Florian Wellbrock	Germany	7 November 2021	Kazan	^[53]
7	10	7:29.17	Yannick Agnel	France	16 November 2012	Angers	^[54]
	11	7:29.39	Christiansen #2		20 December 2019	Tilburg	^[55]
8	12	7:29.50	Zalan Sarkany	Hungary	18 October 2025	Westmont	^[56]
	13	7:29.99	Paltrinieri #2		17 December 2022	Melbourne	^[57]
	14	7:30.31	Paltrinieri #3		16 December 2018	Hangzhou	^[58]
9	15	7:30.32	David Aubry	France	10 December 2023	Otopeni	^[11]
10	16	7:30.41	David Johnston	United States	24 August 2022	Sydney	^[59]
	17	7:30.56	Sarkany #2		14 December 2024	Budapest	^[60]
	18	7:30.79	Christiansen #3		21 December 2019	Tilburg	^[61]
11	19	7:31.18	Federico Colbertaldo	Italy	19 December 2009	Manchester	^[62]
	20	7:31.20	Romanchuk #2		10 December 2023	Otopeni	^[11]
	21	7:31.33	Paltrinieri #4		4 December 2015	Netanya	^[63]
	22	7:31.48	Christiansen #4		17 December 2022	Melbourne	^[57]
	23	7:31.60	Aubry #2		13 December 2019	Angers	^[64]
12	24	7:31.79	Samuel Short	Australia	3 October 2025	Melbourne	^[65]
	25	7:31.82	Wiffen #3		7 December 2023	Otopeni	^[66]
13		7:31.89	Felix Auböck	Austria	21 November 2020	Budapest	^[50]
14		7:31.93	Ahmed Jaouadi	Tunisia	14 December 2024	Budapest	^[60]
15		7:32.36	Savely Luzin	Russia	11 November 2025	Kazan	^[67]
16		7:32.77	Alexander Nørgaard	Denmark	18 December 2020	Helsingør	^[68]
17		7:33.01	Victor Johansson	Sweden	5 November 2023	Espoo	^[69]
18		7:33.12	Logan Fontaine	France	17 December 2022	Melbourne	^[57]
19		7:33.23	Jan Micka	Czech Republic	16 November 2018	Plzeň
20		7:33.24	Sven Schwarz	Germany	14 December 2024	Budapest	^[60]
21		7:33.44	Florian Vogel	Germany	21 November 2015	Wuppertal
22		7:33.60	Wojciech Wojdak	Poland	19 December 2015	Lublin	^[70]
23		7:33.69	Ahmed Hafnaoui	Tunisia	21 December 2021	Abu Dhabi	^[71]
24		7:33.78	Shogo Takeda	Japan	17 December 2022	Melbourne	^[57]
25		7:33.94	Chad La Tourette	United States	19 December 2009	Manchester	^[62]

Women long course

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Correct as of August 2025^[72]

Ath.#	Perf.#	Time	Athlete	Nation	Date	Place	Ref.
1	1	8:04.12	Katie Ledecky	United States	3 May 2025	Fort Lauderdale	^[20]
	2	8:04.79	Ledecky #2		13 August 2016	Rio de Janeiro	^[19]
2	3	8:05.07	Summer McIntosh	Canada	8 June 2025	Victoria	^[73]
	4	8:05.62	Ledecky #3		2 August 2025	Singapore	^[74]
	5	8:05.76	Ledecky #4		3 June 2025	Indianapolis	^[75]
3	6	8:05.98	Lani Pallister	Australia	2 August 2025	Singapore	^[74]
	7	8:06.68	Ledecky #5		17 January 2016	Austin	^[18]
	8	8:07.07	Ledecky #6		27 June 2023	Indianapolis	^[76]
	9	8:07.27	Ledecky #7		19 May 2018	Indianapolis	^[77]
	10	8:07.29	McIntosh #2		2 August 2025	Singapore	^[74]
	11	8:07.39	Ledecky #8		8 August 2015	Kazan	^[17]
	12	8:08.04	Ledecky #9		24 June 2022	Budapest	^[78]
	13	8:08.87	Ledecky #10		29 July 2023	Fukuoka	^[79]
	14	8:09.13	Ledecky #11		9 August 2018	Tokyo	^[80]
	15	8:09.27	Ledecky #12		26 April 2022	Greensboro	^[81]
	16	8:09.85	Ledecky #13		29 July 2025	Singapore	^[82]
	17	8:09.86	McIntosh #3		13 February 2025	Plantation	^[83]
	18	8:10.32	Ledecky #14		2 July 2016	Omaha	^[84]
	19	8:10.70	Ledecky #15		19 May 2019	Bloomington	^[85]
	20	8:10.84	Pallister #2		12 June 2025	Adelaide	^[86]
	21	8:10.91	Ledecky #16		1 July 2016	Omaha	^[87]
	22	8:11.00	Ledecky #17		22 June 2014	Shenandoah	^[16]
	23	8:11.04	Ledecky #18		3 August 2024	Paris	^[88]
	24	8:11.08	Ledecky #19		9 June 2018	Santa Clara	^[89]
	25	8:11.21	Ledecky #20		17 January 2015	Austin	^[90]
4		8:12.29	Ariarne Titmus	Australia	3 August 2024	Paris	^[88]
5		8:12.81	Simona Quadarella	Italy	2 August 2025	Singapore	^[74]
6		8:13.00	Paige Madden	United States	3 August 2024	Paris	^[88]
7		8:13.31	Li Bingjie	China	29 July 2023	Fukuoka	^[79]
8		8:14.10	Rebecca Adlington	Great Britain	16 August 2008	Beijing	^[14]
9		8:14.64	Wang Jianjiahe	China	30 March 2019	Qingdao	^[91]
10		8:15.54	Jazmin Carlin	Great Britain	21 August 2014	Berlin	^[92]
11		8:15.92	Lotte Friis	Denmark	1 August 2009	Rome	^[93]
12		8:16.22	Janet Evans	United States	20 August 1989	Tokyo	^[13]
13		8:16.33	Leah Smith	United States	10 April 2019	Richmond	^[94]
14		8:16.37	Boglárka Kapás	Hungary	12 August 2016	Rio de Janeiro	^[19]
15		8:16.43	Sarah Köhler	Germany	27 July 2019	Gwangju	^[95]
16		8:16.66	Joanne Jackson	Great Britain	1 August 2009	Rome	^[93]
17		8:16.70	Camelia Potec	Romania	22 April 2009	Montpellier	^[96]
18		8:16.79	Kiah Melverton	Australia	2 August 2022	Birmingham	^[97]
19		8:17.05	Katie Grimes	United States	29 July 2021	Tokyo	^[98]
20		8:17.21	Alessia Filippi	Italy	1 August 2009	Rome	^[93]
21		8:17.53	Isabel Gose	Germany	17 February 2024	Doha	^[99]
22		8:17.65	Lauren Boyle	New Zealand	8 August 2015	Kazan	^[17]
23		8:18.00	Erika Fairweather	New Zealand	5 April 2023	Auckland	^[100]
24		8:18.14	Jessica Ashwood	Australia	5 June 2016	Santa Clara	^[101]
25		8:18.52	Kate Ziegler	United States	31 March 2007	Melbourne	^[102]

Women short course

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Correct as of October 2025^[103]

Ath.#	Perf.#	Time	Athlete	Nation	Date	Place	Ref.
1	1	7:54.00	Lani Pallister	Australia	25 October 2025	Toronto	^[30]
2	2	7:57.42	Katie Ledecky	United States	5 November 2022	Indianapolis	^[29]
3	3	7:59.34	Mireia Belmonte	Spain	10 August 2013	Berlin	^[28]
4	4	7:59.44	Wang Jianjiahe	China	6 October 2018	Budapest	^[104]
	5	8:00.58	Ledecky #2		29 October 2022	Toronto	^[105]
5	6	8:01.06	Camille Muffat	France	16 November 2012	Angers	^[27]
6	7	8:01.22	Lauren Boyle	New Zealand	7 August 2013	Eindhoven	^[106]
	8	8:01.43	Belmonte #2		7 August 2013	Eindhoven	^[106]
	9	8:01.95	Pallister #2		11 December 2024	Budapest	^[107]
	10	8:02.02	Pallister #3		12 October 2025	Carmel	^[108]
7	11	8:02.09	Li Bingjie	China	29 October 2022	Beijing	^[109]
	12	8:02.53	Boyle #2		10 August 2013	Berlin	^[28]
	13	8:02.90	Li #2		18 December 2021	Abu Dhabi	^[110]
	14	8:03.17	Pallister #4		19 October 2025	Westmont	^[111]
	15	8:03.41	Belmonte #3		4 December 2014	Doha	^[112]
	16	8:03.86	Wang #2		30 September 2018	Eindhoven	^[113]
	17	8:04.07	Pallister #5		14 December 2022	Melbourne	^[114]
	18	8:04.35	Wang #3		13 December 2018	Hangzhou	^[115]
8	19	8:04.53	Alessia Filippi	Italy	12 December 2008	Rijeka	^[26]
9	20	8:04.61	Lotte Friis	Denmark	14 November 2009	Berlin	^[116]
10	21	8:04.65	Anastasiya Kirpichnikova	Russia	3 November 2021	Kazan	^[117]
	22	8:04.77	Friis #2		16 December 2011	Atlanta	^[118]
	23	8:04.88	Belmonte #4		31 August 2014	Dubai	^[119]
	24	8:05.18	Belmonte #5		13 December 2013	Herning	^[120]
11	25	8:05.32	Coralie Balmy	France	12 December 2008	Rijeka	^[26]
12		8:05.42	Isabel Gose	Germany	11 December 2024	Budapest	^[107]
13		8:05.90	Katie Grimes	United States	11 December 2024	Budapest	^[107]
14		8:07.12	Summer McIntosh	Canada	5 November 2022	Indianapolis	^[29]
15		8:07.22	Paige Madden	United States	11 December 2024	Budapest	^[107]
16		8:07.22	Leah Smith	United States	7 December 2016	Windsor	^[121]
17		8:07.99	Simona Quadarella	Italy	18 December 2021	Abu Dhabi	^[110]
18		8:08.00	Kate Ziegler	United States	14 October 2007	Essen	^[25]
19		8:08.02	Kristel Köbrich	Chile	14 November 2009	Berlin	^[116]
19		8:08.02	Sarah Köhler	Germany	14 November 2019	Berlin	^[122]
21		8:08.16	Jazmin Carlin	Great Britain	4 December 2014	Doha	^[112]
22		8:08.17	Sharon van Rouwendaal	Netherlands	4 December 2014	Doha	^[112]
23		8:08.25	Rebecca Adlington	Great Britain	10 April 2008	Manchester	^[123]
24		8:08.41	Katinka Hosszú	Hungary	24 October 2014	Beijing	^[124]
25		8:09.69	Erika Fairweather	New Zealand	25 October 2025	Toronto	^[30]

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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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