World record progression 100m breaststroke

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This is a list of the World Record progression in the 100 metres breaststroke. The first world record in long course (50 metres) swimming was recognised by the International Swimming Federation (FINA) in 1961, while the women's world record times were officially acknowledged in 1958.

Contents 1 Men 1.1 Long Course 2 Women 2.1 Long Course 3 References

[edit] Men

[edit] Long Course

Time	Name	Nationality	Date	Location
1:11.4	Leonid Kolesnikov	Soviet Union	May 2, 1961	Moscow, Soviet Union
1:11.1	Chet Jastremski	United States	July 2, 1961	Chicago, United States
1:10.8	Gunter Tittes	East Germany	July 5, 1961	East Berlin, East Germany
1:10.7	Chet Jastremski	United States	July 28, 1961	Tokyo, Japan
1:10.0	Chet Jastremski	United States	July 30, 1961	Tokyo, Japan
1:09.5	Chet Jastremski	United States	August 3, 1961	Osaka, Japan
1:07.8	Chet Jastremski	United States	August 20, 1961	Los Angeles, United States
1:07.5	Chet Jastremski	United States	August 20, 1961	Los Angeles, United States
1:07.4	Georgy Prokopenko	Soviet Union	March 26, 1964	Baku, Soviet Union
1:06.9	Georgy Prokopenko	Soviet Union	September 3, 1964	Moscow, Soviet Union
1:06.7	Vladimir Kosinski	Soviet Union	November 8, 1967	Leningrad, Soviet Union
1:06.4	Jose Fiolo	Brazil	February 19, 1968	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
1:06.2	Nikolai Pankin	Soviet Union	April 18, 1968	Moscow, Soviet Union
1:05.8	Nikolai Pankin	Soviet Union	April 20, 1969	Magdeburg, East Germany
1:05.68	John Hencken	United States	August 29, 1972	Munich, West Germany
1:05.13	Nobutaka Taguchi	Japan	August 29, 1972	Munich, West Germany
1:04.94	Nobutaka Taguchi	Japan	August 30, 1972	Munich, West Germany
1:04.35	John Hencken	United States	September 4, 1973	Belgrade, Yugoslavia
1:04.02	John Hencken	United States	September 4, 1973	Belgrade, Yugoslavia
1:03.88	John Hencken	United States	August 31, 1974	Concord, United States
1:03.62	John Hencken	United States	July 19, 1976	Montreal, Canada
1:03.11	John Hencken	United States	July 20, 1976	Montreal, Canada
1:02.86	Gerald Morken	West Germany	August 18, 1977	Jönköping, Sweden
1:02.62	Steve Lundquist	United States	July 19, 1982	Mission Viejo, United States
1:02.53	Steve Lundquist	United States	August 21, 1982	Indianapolis, United States
1:02.34	Steve Lundquist	United States	August 6, 1983	Clovis, United States
1:02.28	Steve Lundquist	United States	August 17, 1983	Caracas, Venezuela
1:02.13	John Moffet	United States	June 25, 1984	Indianapolis, United States
1:01.65	Steve Lundquist	United States	July 29, 1984	Los Angeles, United States
1:01.49	Adrian Moorhouse	United Kingdom	August 15, 1989	Bonn, West Germany
1:01.45	Norbert Rózsa	Hungary	January 7, 1991	Perth, Australia
1:01.29	Norbert Rózsa	Hungary	August 20, 1991	Athens, Greece
1:00.95	Károly Guttler	Hungary	August 3, 1993	Sheffield, England
1:00.60	Fred Deburghgraeve	Belgium	July 20, 1996	Atlanta, United States
1:00.36	Roman Sloudnov	Russia	June 15, 2000	Moscow, Russia
1:00.29	Ed Moses	United States	March 28, 2001	Austin, United States
1:00.26	Roman Sloudnov	Russia	June 28, 2001	Moscow, Russia
59.97	Roman Sloudnov	Russia	June 29, 2001	Moscow, Russia
59.94	Roman Sloudnov	Russia	July 23, 2001	Fukuoka, Japan
59.78	Kosuke Kitajima	Japan	July 21, 2003	Barcelona, Spain
59.30	Brendan Hansen	United States	July 8, 2004	Long Beach, United States
59.13	Brendan Hansen	United States	August 1, 2006	Irvine, United States

[edit] Women

[edit] Long Course

Time	Name	Nationality	Date	Location
1:20.3	Karin Beyer	East Germany	July 20, 1958	Berlin, East Germany
1:19.6	Karin Beyer	East Germany	September 12, 1958	Leipzig, East Germany
1:19.1	Wiltrud Urselmann	West Germany	March 12, 1960	Zurich, Switzerland
1:19.0	Ursula Küper	East Germany	July 14, 1960	Leipzig, East Germany
1:18.2	Barbara Göbel	East Germany	July 1, 1961	Rostock, East Germany
1:17.9	Claudia Kolb	United States	July 11, 1964	Los Angeles, United States
1:17.2	Svetlana Babanina	Soviet Union	September 3, 1964	Moscow, Soviet Union
1:16.5	Svetlana Babanina	Soviet Union	May 11, 1965	Tashkent, Soviet Union
1:15.7	Galina Prozumenshchikova	Soviet Union	July 17, 1966	Leningrad, Soviet Union
1:15.6	Catie Ball	United States	December 28, 1966	Fort Lauderdale, United States
1:14.8	Catie Ball	United States	July 31, 1967	Winnipeg, Canada
1:14.6	Catie Ball	United States	August 19, 1967	Philadelphia, United States
1:14.2	Catie Ball	United States	August 25, 1968	Los Angeles, United States
1:13.58	Cathy Carr	United States	September 2, 1972	Munich, West Germany
1:12.91	Renate Vogel	East Germany	August 22, 1974	Vienna, Austria
1:12.55	Cristel Justen	East Germany	August 23, 1974	Vienna, Austria
1:12.28	Renate Vogel	East Germany	September 1, 1974	Concord, United States
1:11.93	Carola Nitschke	East Germany	June 2, 1976	Berlin, East Germany
1:11.11	Hannelore Anke	East Germany	July 22, 1976	Montreal, Canada
1:10.86	Hannelore Anke	East Germany	July 22, 1976	Montreal, Canada
1:10.31	Julia Bogdanova	Soviet Union	August 22, 1978	West Berlin, West Germany
1:10.20	Ute Geweniger	East Germany	May 26, 1980	Magdeburg, East Germany
1:10.11	Ute Geweniger	East Germany	July 24, 1980	Moscow, Soviet Union
1:09.52	Ute Geweniger	East Germany	April 9, 1981	Gera, East Germany
1:09.39	Ute Geweniger	East Germany	July 2, 1981	Berlin, East Germany
1:08.60	Ute Geweniger	East Germany	September 8, 1981	Split, Yugoslavia
1:08.51	Ute Geweniger	East Germany	August 25, 1983	Rome, Italy
1:08.29	Sylvia Gerasch	East Germany	August 23, 1984	Moscow, Soviet Union
1:08.11	Sylvia Gerasch	East Germany	August 21, 1986	Madrid, Spain
1:07.91	Silke Hörner	East Germany	August 21, 1987	Strasbourg, France
1:07.69	Samantha Riley	Australia	September 9, 1994	Rome, Italy
1:07.46	Penelope Heyns	South Africa	March 4, 1996	Durban, South Africa
1:07.02	Penelope Heyns	South Africa	July 21, 1996	Atlanta, United States
1:06.99	Penelope Heyns	South Africa	July 18, 1999	Los Angeles, United States
1:06.95	Penelope Heyns	South Africa	July 18, 1999	Los Angeles, United States
1:06.52	Penelope Heyns	South Africa	August 23, 1999	Sydney, Australia
1:06.37	Leisel Jones	Australia	July 21, 2003	Barcelona, Spain
1:06.20	Jessica Hardy	United States	July 25, 2005	Montreal, Canada
1:05.71	Leisel Jones	Australia	February 3, 2006	Melbourne, Australia
1:05.09	Leisel Jones	Australia	March 20, 2006	Melbourne, Australia

[edit] References

• (Dutch) Zwemkroniek - world records

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