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World record progression 200 metres backstroke

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Main article:List of world records in swimming
Graphs of the progression of the World Records in all four strokes (50 m, 100 m and 200 m distances) until 2010.

This is a history of the progression of theworld record for the200-meterbackstroke event. It is a listing of the fastest-time-ever swum in the event, in bothlong course (50-meter) andshort course (25-meter) swimming pools. These records are maintained/recognized byFINA, which oversees international competitive swimming and aquatics.

The long course records are historically older than the short course records; the latter having only been recognized since the early 1990s.

Men

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Long course

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Old regulations

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NoTimeNameNationalityDateLocation
13'04"4Oscar SchieleGermanyGermany27 June 1909Berlin, Germany[1]
22'59"8George ArnoldGermanyGermany3 January 1910Magdeburg, Germany
32'56"4Maurice Wechesser Belgium18 October 1910Schaerbeek, Belgium
42'50"6Hermann PentzGermanyGermany11 March 1911Magdeburg, Germany
52'48"4Otto FahrGermanyGermany3 April 1912Magdeburg, Germany
62'47"1Walter Laufer United States24 June 1926Bremen, Germany[2]
72'44"9Walter Laufer United States11 July 1926Nuremberg, Germany
82'38"8Walter Laufer United States13 July 1926Magdeburg, Germany[3][4]
92'37"8Toshio Irie Japan14 October 1928Tamagawa, Japan[5]
102'32"2George Kojac United States16 June 1930New Haven, United States
112'27"8Al Vande Weghe United States30 August 1934Honolulu, Hawaii
122'24"0Adolph Kiefer United States11 April 1935Chicago, United States
132'23"0Adolph Kiefer United States23 May 1941Honolulu, Hawaii
142'22"9Harry Holiday United States18 May 1943Detroit, United States
152'19"3Adolph Kiefer United States4 March 1944Annapolis, United States
162'18"5Allen Stack United States4 May 1949New Haven, United States
172'18"3Gilbert Bozon France26 June 1953Algiers, Algeria

New regulations

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#TimeNameNationalityDateMeetLocationRef
012:18.5Allen Stack United States4 May 1949-New Haven, United States[6][7]
022:18.3Gilbert Bozon France26 June 1953-Algiers, Algeria[6]
032:18.8John MoncktonAustralia Australia15 January 1958-Sydney, Australia[6]
042:18.4John MoncktonAustralia Australia18 February 1958-Melbourne, Australia[6]
052:17.9Frank McKinney United States12 July 1959-Los Altos, United States[6][8]
062:17.8Frank McKinney United States25 July 1959-Osaka, Japan[6][9]
072:17.6Chuck Bittick United States26 June 1960-Los Angeles, United States[6]
082:16.0Tom Stock United States24 July 1960-Toledo, United States[6]
092:13.2Tom Stock United States2 July 1961-Chicago, United States[6]
102:11.5Tom Stock United States20 August 1961-Los Angeles, United States[6]
112:10.9Tom Stock United States10 August 1962-Cuyahoga Falls, United States[6]
122:10.3Jed Graef United States13 October 19641964 Summer OlympicsTokyo, Japan[6]
132:09.4Charles Hickcox United States29 August 19671967 Summer UniversiadeTokyo, Japan[6]
142:07.9Roland MatthesEast Germany East Germany8 November 1967-Leipzig, East Germany[6]
152:07.5Roland MatthesEast Germany East Germany14 August 1968GDR Olympic TrialsLeipzig, East Germany[6]
162:07.4Roland MatthesEast Germany East Germany12 July 1969Santa Clara InvitationalSanta Clara, United States[6][10]
172:06.6Gary Hall United States14 August 1969AAU NationalsLouisville, United States[6]
172:06.6=Roland MatthesEast Germany East Germany29 August 1969-Berlin, West Germany[6]
182:06.3Mike Stamm United States20 August 1970AAU NationalsLos Angeles, United States[6]
192:06.1Roland MatthesEast Germany East Germany11 September 1970European ChampionshipsBarcelona, Spain[6]
202:05.6Roland MatthesEast Germany East Germany3 September 1971GDR vs USA DuelLeipzig, East Germany[6]
212:02.8Roland MatthesEast Germany East Germany10 July 1972GDR Olympic TrialsLeipzig, East Germany[6]
212:02.82=Roland MatthesEast Germany East Germany2 September 19721972 Summer OlympicsMunich, West Germany[6]
222:01.87Roland MatthesEast Germany East Germany6 September 1973World ChampionshipsBelgrade, Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia[6]
232:00.64John Naber United States19 June 1976USA Olympic TrialsLong Beach, United States[6]
241:59.19John Naber United States24 July 19761976 Summer OlympicsMontreal, Canada[6]
251:58.93Rick Carey United States3 August 19831983 U.S. Summer NationalsClovis, United States[6][11]
261:58.86Rick Carey United States27 June 19841984 U.S. Olympic TrialsIndianapolis, United States[6]
271:58.41Sergei ZabolotnovSoviet Union Soviet Union21 August 1984Friendship GamesMoscow, Soviet Union[6]
281:58.14Igor PolyanskySoviet Union Soviet Union3 March 1985GDR vs URS DuelErfurt, East Germany[6]
291:57.30Martin Zubero Spain13 August 19911991 U.S. Summer NationalsFort Lauderdale, United States[6][12]
301:56.57Martin Zubero Spain23 November 1991Alabama LC InvitationalTuscaloosa, United States[6][13]
311:55.87Lenny Krayzelburg United States27 August 1999Pan Pacific ChampionshipsSydney, Australia[6]
321:55.15Aaron Peirsol United States20 March 2002US Spring National ChampionshipsMinneapolis, United States[6]
331:54.74Aaron Peirsol United States12 July 2004US Olympic TrialsLong Beach, United States[14]
341:54.66Aaron Peirsol United States29 July 2005World ChampionshipsMontreal, Canada[15]
351:54.44Aaron Peirsol United States19 August 2006Pan Pacific ChampionshipsVictoria, Canada[16]
361:54.32Ryan Lochte United States30 March 2007World ChampionshipsMelbourne, Australia[17]
361:54.32=Aaron Peirsol United States4 July 2008US Olympic TrialsOmaha, United States[18]
371:53.94Ryan Lochte United States15 August 2008Olympic GamesBeijing, China
-1:52.86Ryosuke Irie Japan10 May 2009Duel in the Pool: Australia vs JapanCanberra, Australia[19]
381:53.08Aaron Peirsol United States11 July 2009US National ChampionshipsIndianapolis, United States[20]
391:51.92Aaron Peirsol United States31 July 2009World ChampionshipsRome, Italy[21]
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
WB1:55.93Mark Tewksbury Canada1 March 1991World CupToronto, Canada
11:52.51Martin Lopez-Zubero Spain10 April 1991?Gainesville, United States[22]
21:52.47Lenny Krayzelburg United States18 November 1999World CupCollege Park, United States[23]
31:52.43Lenny Krayzelburg United States6 February 2000World CupBerlin, Germany[24]
41:51.62Matt Welsh Australia13 October 2000?Melbourne, Australia
41:51.62=Gordan Kožulj Croatia21 January 2001World CupBerlin, Germany
61:51.17Aaron Peirsol United States7 April 2002World ChampionshipsMoscow, Russia
71:50.52Aaron Peirsol United States11 October 2004World ChampionshipsIndianapolis, United States
81:50.43Markus RoganAustria Austria8 December 2005European ChampionshipsTrieste, Italy
91:49.05Ryan Lochte United States9 April 2006World ChampionshipsShanghai, China
101:47.84Markus RoganAustria Austria13 April 2008World ChampionshipsManchester, United Kingdom[25]
111:47.08George Du RandSouth Africa South Africa7 November 2009World CupMoscow, Russia[26]
121:46.11Arkady VyatchaninRussia Russia15 November 2009World CupBerlin, Germany[27]
131:45.63Mitch LarkinAustralia Australia27 November 2015Australian ChampionshipsSydney, Australia[28]
141:45.12Hubert Kós Hungary23 October 2025World CupToronto, Canada[29]
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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Old Regulations

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NoTimeNameNationalityDateLocation
13'06"8Sybil Bauer United States4 July 1922Brighton Beach, United States
23'03"8Sybil Bauer United States9 February 1924Miami, United States
32'59"2Marie Braun Netherlands24 November 1928Brussels, Belgium
42'58"8Eleanor Holm United States1 February 1930Buffalo, United States
52'58"2Eleanor Holm United States1 March 1930New York City, United States
62'50"4Phyllis Harding United Kingdom19 September 1932Wallasey, United Kingdom
72'49"6Rie Mastenbroek Netherlands20 January 1935Amsterdam, Netherlands
82'48"7Eleanor Holm United States3 March 1936Toledo, United States
92'44"6Nida Senff Netherlands2 February 1937Amsterdam, Netherlands
102'41"3Ragnhild Hveger Denmark14 February 1937Århus, Denmark
112'41"0Cor Kint Netherlands17 April 1938Århus, Denmark
122'40"6Iet van Feggelen Netherlands26 October 1938Düsseldorf, Germany
132'39"0Iet van Feggelen Netherlands18 December 1938Amsterdam, Netherlands
142'38"8Cor Kint Netherlands29 November 1939Rotterdam, Netherlands
152'35"3Geertje Wielema Netherlands2 April 1950Hilversum, Netherlands

New Regulations

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#TimeNameNationalityDateMeetLocationRef
12:39.9Philippa GouldNew Zealand New Zealand16 Jan 1957?Auckland, New Zealand[30]
22:38.5Lenie de Nijs Netherlands17 May 1957?Blackpool, United Kingdom
32:37.4Chris von Saltza United States1 Aug 1958?Topeka, United States
42:37.1Satoko Tanaka Japan12 Jul 1959?Tokyo, Japan
52:34.8Satoko Tanaka Japan2 Apr 1960?Tokyo, Japan
62:33.5Lynn Burke United States15 Jul 1960?Indianapolis, United States
72:33.3Satoko Tanaka Japan23 Jul 1960?Tokyo, Japan
82:33.2Satoko Tanaka Japan30 Jul 1961?Tokyo, Japan
92:32.1Satoko Tanaka Japan3 Jun 1962?Beppu, Japan
102:31.6Satoko Tanaka Japan29 Jul 1962?Osaka, Japan
112:29.6Satoko Tanaka Japan10 Feb 1963?Sydney, Australia
122:28.9Satoko Tanaka Japan18 Feb 1963?Perth, Australia
132:28.5Satoko Tanaka Japan21 Feb 1963?Perth, Australia
142:28.2Satoko Tanaka Japan4 Aug 1963?Tokyo, Japan
152:27.4Cathy Ferguson United States28 Sep 1964?Los Angeles, United States
162:27.1Karen MuirSouth Africa South Africa25 Jul 1966?Béziers, France
172:26.4Karen MuirSouth Africa South Africa18 Aug 1966?Lincoln, United States
182:24.4Elaine Tanner Canada26 Jul 1967Pan American GamesWinnipeg, Canada
192:24.1Karen MuirSouth Africa South Africa6 Jan 1968?Kimberley, South Africa
202:23.8Karen MuirSouth Africa South Africa21 Jul 1968?Los Angeles, United States
212:21.5Susie Atwood United States14 Aug 1969AAU NationalsLouisville, United States
222:20.64Melissa Belote United States5 Aug 1972USA Olympic TrialsChicago, United States
232:20.58Melissa Belote United States4 Sep 1972Olympic GamesMunich, West Germany
242:19.19Melissa Belote United States4 Sep 1972Olympic GamesMunich, West Germany
252:18.41Ulrike RichterEast Germany East Germany7 Jul 1974GDR Nationals/ECTsRostock, East Germany
262:17.35Ulrike RichterEast Germany East Germany25 Aug 1974European ChampionshipsVienna, Austria
272:16.33Nancy Garapick Canada27 Apr 1975Eastern ChampionshipsBrantford, Canada
282:16.10Birgit TreiberEast Germany East Germany6 Jun 1975GDR Nationals/WCTsWittenberg, East Germany
292:15.46Birgit TreiberEast Germany East Germany27 Jul 1975World ChampionshipsCali, Colombia
302:14.41Antje StilleEast Germany East Germany29 Feb 1976GDR Winter NationalsEast Berlin, East Germany
312:13.50Antje StilleEast Germany East Germany13 Mar 1976URS vs GDR DuelTallinn, Soviet Union
322:12.47Birgit TreiberEast Germany East Germany4 Jun 1976GDR Olympic TrialsEast Berlin, East Germany
332:11.93Linda Jezek United States28 Aug 1978World ChampionshipsWest Berlin, West Germany
342:11.77Rica ReinischEast Germany East Germany27 Jul 1980Olympic GamesMoscow, Soviet Union
352:09.91Cornelia SirchEast Germany East Germany8 Aug 1982World ChampionshipsGuayaquil, Ecuador
362:08.60Betsy Mitchell United States27 June 1986U.S. Swimming World Championship TrialsOrlando, United States
372:06.62Krisztina EgerszegiHungary Hungary25 August 1991European ChampionshipsAthens, Greece
382:06.39Kirsty CoventryZimbabwe Zimbabwe16 February 2008US Grand PrixColumbia, United States[31]
392:06.09Margaret Hoelzer United States5 July 2008US Olympic TrialsOmaha, United States[32]
402:05.24Kirsty CoventryZimbabwe Zimbabwe16 August 2008Olympic GamesBeijing, China[33]
412:04.81Kirsty CoventryZimbabwe Zimbabwe1 August 2009World ChampionshipsRome, Italy[34]
422:04.06Missy Franklin United States3 August 2012Olympic GamesLondon, United Kingdom[35]
432:03.35sfRegan Smith United States26 July 2019World ChampionshipsGwangju, South Korea[36]
442:03.14Kaylee McKeown Australia10 March 2023NSW State ChampionshipsSydney, Australia[37]
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
WB???1 March 1991World CupBerlin, Germany
12:07.11Anna Simcic New Zealand1 February 1992World CupParis, France[1]
22:06.09Cihong He China5 December 1993World ChampionshipsPalma de Mallorca, Spain[38]
32:05.83Clementine Stoney Australia4 August 2001Australian ChampionshipsPerth, Australia[38]
42:04.44Sarah Price Great Britain5 August 2001Australian ChampionshipsPerth, Australia[38]
52:03.62Natalie Coughlin United States27 November 2001World CupEast Meadow, United States
62:03.24Reiko Nakamura Japan23 February 2008Japan Open 2008Tokyo, Japan
72:00.91Kirsty Coventry Zimbabwe11 April 2008World ChampionshipsManchester, United Kingdom[39]
82:00.18Shiho Sakai Japan14 November 2009World CupBerlin, Germany[40]
92:00.03Missy Franklin United States22 October 2011World CupBerlin, Germany[41]
101:59.23Katinka Hosszú Hungary5 December 2014World ChampionshipsDoha, Qatar[42]
111:58.94Kaylee McKeown Australia28 November 2020Australian ChampionshipsBrisbane, Australia[43]
121:58.83Regan Smith United States2 November 2024World CupSingapore[44]
131:58.04Regan Smith United States15 December 2024World ChampionshipsBudapest, Hungary[45][46]
141:57.87Kaylee McKeown Australia19 October 2025World CupWestmont, United States[47]
151:57.33Kaylee McKeown Australia25 October 2025World CupToronto, Canada[48]
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 25200 m backstroke times and the top 25athletes:
- denotes top performance forathletes in the top 25200 m backstroke times
- denotes lesser performances, still in the top 25200 m backstroke times, by repeat athletes
- denotes top performance (only) for other top 25athletes who fall outside the top 25 200 m backstroke times

Men long course

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  • Correct as of August 2025[49]
Ath.#Perf.#TimeAthleteNationDatePlaceRef.
111:51.92Aaron Peirsol United States31 July 2009Rome[21]
221:52.51Ryosuke Irie Japan31 July 2009Rome[21]
31:52.86Irie #210 May 2009Canberra[19]
341:52.96Ryan Lochte United States29 July 2011Shanghai[50]
51:53.08Peirsol #211 July 2009Indianapolis[20]
461:53.17Mitch Larkin Australia7 November 2015Dubai[51]
571:53.19Hubert Kós Hungary1 August 2025Singapore[52]
681:53.23Evgeny Rylov Russia8 April 2021Kazan[53]
91:53.26Irie #325 September 2014Incheon[54]
101:53.27Rylov #230 July 2021Tokyo[55]
111:53.34Larkin #229 October 2015Tokyo[56]
121:53.36Rylov #38 August 2018Glasgow[57]
7121:53.36Pieter Coetze South Africa1 August 2025Singapore[52]
141:53.40Rylov #426 July 2019Gwangju[58]
8151:53.41Tyler Clary United States2 August 2012London[59]
9161:53.57Ryan Murphy United States12 August 2018Tokyo[60]
171:53.58Larkin #37 August 2015Kazan[61]
181:53.61Rylov #528 July 2017Budapest[62]
191:53.62Murphy #211 August 2016Rio de Janeiro[63]
201:53.71Rylov #625 April 2018Moscow[64]
211:53.72Larkin #415 December 2015Brisbane[65]
221:53.73Irie #47 December 2009Hong Kong[66]
231:53.78Irie #52 August 2012London[59]
241:53.79Lochte #22 August 2013Barcelona[67]
251:53.80Larkin #53 November 2015Doha[68]
101:53.99Xu Jiayu China23 August 2018Jakarta[69]
111:54.23Kosuke Hagino Japan10 April 2014Tokyo[70]
121:54.24Radosław Kawęcki Poland2 August 2013Barcelona[67]
131:54.25Jack Aikins United States4 June 2025Indianapolis[71]
141:54.43Luke Greenbank Great Britain21 May 2021Budapest[72]
151:54.47Yohann Ndoye Brouard France31 July 2025Singapore[73]
161:54.51Hugo González Spain20 June 2024Palma[74]
171:54.59Nick Thoman United States5 August 2009Federal Way[75]
181:54.61Keaton Jones United States20 June 2024Indianapolis[76]
191:54.65Michael Phelps United States31 July 2007Indianapolis[77]
201:54.66Apostolos Siskos Greece18 May 2025Thessaloniki[78]
211:54.75Arkady Vyatchanin Russia31 July 2009Rome[21]
221:54.77Jacob Pebley United States1 July 2016Omaha[79]
231:54.79Bryce Mefford United States18 June 2021Omaha[80]
241:54.82Apostolos Christou Greece1 August 2024Paris[81]
251:54.83Roman Mityukov Switzerland31 July 2025Singapore[73]

Men short course

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  • Correct as of December 2025[82]
Ath.#Perf.#TimeAthleteNationDatePlaceRef.
111:45.12Hubert Kós Hungary23 October 2025Toronto[29]
221:45.63Mitch Larkin Australia27 November 2015Sydney[28]
31:45.65Kós #215 December 2024Budapest[83]
341:46.11Arkady Vyatchanin Russia15 November 2009Berlin[27]
451:46.37Evgeny Rylov Russia21 November 2020Budapest[84]
61:46.41Vyatchanin #222 November 2009Singapore[85]
571:46.68Ryan Lochte United States19 December 2010Dubai[86]
81:46.84Kós #310 October 2025Carmel[87]
91:47.02Rylov #216 December 2018Hangzhou[88]
6101:47.08George Du Rand South Africa7 November 2009Moscow[26]
7111:47.34Ryan Murphy United States16 December 2018Hangzhou[88]
8121:47.38Radosław Kawęcki Poland7 December 2014Doha[89]
131:47.41Larkin #24 November 2016Brisbane[90]
Murphy #221 November 2020Budapest[84]
Murphy #318 December 2022Melbourne[91]
161:47.48Murphy #415 November 2020Budapest[92]
9171:47.49Thomas Ceccon Italy23 October 2025Toronto[29]
181:47.51Kós #417 October 2025Westmont[93]
191:47.63Kawęcki #211 August 2013Berlin[94]
Kawęcki #311 December 2016Windsor[95]
10211:47.64Markus Rogan Austria11 November 2009Stockholm[96]
221:47.66Vyatchanin #311 November 2009Stockholm[96]
11231:47.68Léon Marchand France10 October 2025Carmel[87]
241:47.72Larkin #39 November 2014Adelaide[97]
251:47.84Rogan #213 April 2008Manchester[25]
121:47.89John Shortt Ireland3 December 2025Lublin[98]
131:48.01Shaine Casas United States18 December 2022Melbourne[91]
141:48.02Kliment Kolesnikov Russia13 December 2017Copenhagen[99]
151:48.25Masaki Kaneko Japan17 January 2016Tokyo
161:48.32Xu Jiayu China9 November 2018Tokyo[100]
171:48.43Lorenzo Mora Italy10 December 2023Otopeni[101]
181:48.53Luke Greenbank Great Britain10 December 2023Otopeni[101]
191:48.55Mewen Tomac France10 December 2023Otopeni[101]
201:48.59Jacob Pebley United States29 September 2021Naples[102]
211:48.60Tyler Clary United States11 August 2013Berlin[94]
221:48.62Stanislav Donets Russia10 December 2009Istanbul[103]
231:48.74Matt Grevers United States18 December 2009Manchester[104]
241:48.77Ryosuke Irie Japan7 December 2014Doha[89]
251:48.97Christian Diener Germany21 December 2021Abu Dhabi[105]

Women long course

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  • Correct as of August 2025[106]
Ath.#Perf.#TimeAthleteNationDatePlaceRef.
112:03.14Kaylee McKeown Australia10 March 2023Sydney[37]
22:03.30McKeown #213 June 2024Brisbane[107]
32:03.33McKeown #32 August 2025Singapore[108]
242:03.35Regan Smith United States26 July 2019Gwangju[36]
52:03.69Smith #227 July 2019Gwangju[109]
62:03.70McKeown #416 June 2023Melbourne[110]
72:03.73McKeown #52 August 2024Paris[111]
82:03.80Smith #328 June 2023Indianapolis[112]
92:03.84McKeown #620 April 2024Gold Coast[113]
102:03.85McKeown #729 July 2023Fukuoka[114]
112:03.99Smith #49 March 2024Westmont[115]
3122:04.06Missy Franklin United States3 August 2012London[35]
132:04.18McKeown #814 May 2023Sydney[116]
142:04.21McKeown #915 March 2024Sydney[117]
152:04.26Smith #52 August 2024Paris[111]
162:04.27Smith #62 December 2023Greensboro[118]
172:04.28McKeown #1017 June 2021Adelaide[119]
182:04.29Smith #72 August 2025Singapore[108]
192:04.31McKeown #1114 May 2021Sydney[120]
202:04.47McKeown #1212 June 2025Adelaide[121]
212:04.49McKeown #1315 November 2020Brisbane[122]
222:04.57McKeown #1421 March 2025Sydney[123]
232:04.64McKeown #1518 February 2022Melbourne[124]
242:04.68McKeown #1631 July 2021Tokyo[125]
252:04.76Franklin #23 August 2013Barcelona[126]
Smith #815 April 2023Westmont[127]
42:04.81Kirsty Coventry Zimbabwe1 August 2009Rome[34]
52:04.94Anastasia Fesikova Russia1 August 2009Rome[34]
62:05.08Phoebe Bacon United States27 April 2022Greensboro[128]
72:05.09Claire Curzan United States4 June 2025Indianapolis[129]
82:05.13Rhyan White United States27 April 2022Greensboro[128]
92:05.42Kylie Masse Canada31 July 2021Tokyo[125]
102:05.56Margherita Panziera Italy31 March 2021Riccione[130]
112:05.68Emily Seebohm Australia29 July 2017Budapest[131]
122:05.85Katinka Hosszú Hungary29 July 2017Budapest[131]
132:05.99Maya DiRado United States12 August 2016Rio de Janeiro[132]
Leah Shackley United States18 July 2025Berlin[133]
152:06.06Belinda Hocking Australia30 July 2011Shanghai[134]
162:06.09Margaret Hoelzer United States29 June 2008Omaha[32]
172:06.14Kathleen Baker United States9 August 2018Tokyo[135]
182:06.18Elizabeth Beisel United States2 August 2012London[136]
192:06.29Elizabeth Pelton United States25 June 2013Indianapolis[137]
202:06.36Taylor Ruck Canada2 March 2018Atlanta[138]
212:06.46Zhao Jing China13 November 2010Guangzhou[139]
222:06.54Kennedy Noble United States28 June 2023Indianapolis[112]
Peng Xuwei China20 March 2025Qingdao
242:06.62Krisztina Egerszegi Hungary25 August 1991Athens
252:06.64Laure Manaudou France26 April 2008Dunkirk[140]

Women short course

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  • Correct as of October 2025[141]
Ath.#Perf.#TimeAthleteNationDatePlaceRef.
111:57.33Kaylee McKeown Australia25 October 2025Toronto[48]
221:57.86Regan Smith United States25 October 2025Toronto[48]
31:57.87McKeown #219 October 2025Westmont[47]
41:57.91Smith #219 October 2025Westmont[47]
51:58.04Smith #315 December 2024Budapest[45]
61:58.83Smith #42 November 2024Singapore[44]
71:58.86McKeown #312 October 2025Carmel[142]
81:58.94McKeown #428 November 2020Brisbane[43]
391:59.23Katinka Hosszú Hungary5 December 2014Doha[42]
4101:59.25Minna Atherton Australia23 November 2019London[143]
111:59.26McKeown #518 December 2022Melbourne[144]
5121:59.35Daryna Zevina Ukraine26 August 2016Chartres[145]
131:59.48Atherton #226 October 2019Budapest[146]
McKeown #625 August 2022Sydney[147]
6151:59.49Emily Seebohm Australia26 November 2015Sydney[148]
161:59.60Smith #526 October 2024Incheon[149]
171:59.75Hosszú #211 December 2015Indianapolis[150]
181:59.84Hosszú #34 December 2015Netanya[151]
191:59.94Seebohm #26 October 2018Budapest[152]
201:59.95Hosszú #44 December 2015Netanya[153]
7211:59.96Summer McIntosh Canada15 December 2024Budapest[45]
8222:00.03Missy Franklin United States22 October 2011Berlin[41]
232:00.05Hosszú #511 August 2017Eindhoven[154]
242:00.07Smith #612 October 2025Carmel[142]
252:00.13Seebohm #35 December 2014Doha[42]
92:00.15Anastasiya Shkurdai Belarus10 November 2023Brest[155]
102:00.18Shiho Sakai Japan14 November 2009Berlin[40]
112:00.27Beata Nelson United States21 November 2020Budapest[156]
122:00.53Claire Curzan United States18 December 2022Melbourne[144]
132:00.69Kathleen Baker United States6 October 2018Budapest[152]
142:00.71Lisa Bratton United States13 December 2018Hangzhou[157]
152:00.76Phoebe Bacon United States15 December 2024Budapest[45]
162:00.83Elizabeth Simmonds Great Britain16 December 2011Atlanta[158]
172:00.91Kirsty Coventry Zimbabwe11 April 2008Manchester[39]
182:01.24Belinda Hocking Australia22 October 2011Berlin[41]
192:01.26Kira Toussaint Netherlands4 November 2021Kazan[159]
Kylie Masse Canada18 December 2022Melbourne[144]
212:01.29Amy Bilquist United States30 October 2020Budapest[160]
222:01.33Courtney Bartholomew United States11 December 2015Indianapolis[150]
232:01.45Margherita Panziera Italy6 December 2019Glasgow[161]
242:01.57Daria Ustinova Russia4 December 2015Netanya[151]
252:01.58Rhyan White United States19 December 2021Abu Dhabi[162]

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