World record progression 100 metres butterfly

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The first World Record in the 100 metres Butterfly in long course (50 metres) swimming was recognised by the International Swimming Federation (FINA) in 1957, for both men and women. In the short-course (25 metres) swimming events, the world's governing body recognizes world records since March 3, 1991.

Contents 1 Men 1.1 Long Course 1.2 Short Course 2 Women 2.1 Long Course 2.2 Short Course 3 References

[edit] Men

[edit] Long Course

Time	Swimmer	Date	Place
1:03.4	György Tumpek	May 26, 1957	Budapest, Hungary
1:01.5	Takashi Ishimoto	June 16, 1957	Kurume, Japan
1:01.3	Takashi Ishimoto	July 7, 1957	Tokyo, Japan
1:01.2	Takashi Ishimoto	September 6, 1957	Kurume, Japan
1:01.1	Takashi Ishimoto	June 29, 1958	Los Angeles, California
1:01.0	Takashi Ishimoto	September 14, 1958	Kochi, Japan
59.0	Lance Larson	June 26, 1960	Los Angeles, California
58.7	Lance Larson	July 24, 1960	Toledo, Ohio
59.0	Fred Schmidt	August 20, 1961	Los Angeles, California
58.4	Luis Nicolao	April 24, 1962	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
57.0	Luis Nicolao	April 27, 1962	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
56.3E	Mark Spitz	July 31, 1967	Winnipeg, Canada
56.3E	Doug Russell	August 29, 1967	Tokyo, Japan
55.7	Mark Spitz	October 7, 1967	West Berlin, West Germany
55.6	Mark Spitz	August 30, 1968	Long Beach, California
55.0	Mark Spitz	August 25, 1971	Houston, Texas
54.72	Mark Spitz	August 4, 1972	Chicago, Illinois
54.56	Mark Spitz	August 4, 1972	Chicago, Illinois
54.27	Mark Spitz	August 31, 1972	Munich, West Germany
54.18	Joe Bottom	August 27, 1977	East Berlin, East Germany
54.15	Pär Arvidsson	April 11, 1980	Austin, Texas
53.81	William Paulus	April 3, 1981	Austin, Texas
53.44	Matt Gribble	August 6, 1983	Clovis, California
53.38	Pablo Morales	June 26, 1984	Indianapolis, Indiana
53.08	Michael Gross	July 30, 1984	Los Angeles, California
52.84	Pablo Morales	June 23, 1986	Orlando, Florida
52.32	Denis Pankratov	August 23, 1995	Vienna, Austria
52.27	Denis Pankratov	July 24, 1996	Atlanta, Georgia
52.15	Michael Klim	October 9, 1997	Brisbane, Australia
51.81	Michael Klim	December 12, 1999	Canberra, Australia
51.76	Andriy Serdinov	July 25, 2003	Barcelona, Spain
51.47	Michael Phelps	July 25, 2003	Barcelona, Spain
50.98	Ian Crocker	July 26, 2003	Barcelona, Spain
50.76	Ian Crocker	July 13, 2004	Long Beach, California
50.40	Ian Crocker	July 30, 2005	Montreal, Canada

[edit] Short Course

Time	Swimmer	Date	Place
51.93	Denis Pankratov	February 5, 1997	Imperia, Italy
51.78	Denis Pankratov	February 7, 1997	Paris, France
51.16	Michael Klim	January 22, 1998	Sydney, Australia
51.07	Michael Klim	January 22, 1998	Sydney, Australia
51.02	James Hickman	December 14, 1998	Sheffield, United Kingdom
50.99	Michael Klim	September 2, 1999	Canberra, Australia
50.59	Lars Frölander	March 16, 2000	Athens, Greece
50.44	Lars Frölander	March 17, 2000	Athens, Greece
50.26	Thomas Rupprath	December 14, 2001	Antwerp, Belgium
50.10	Thomas Rupprath	January 27, 2002	Berlin, Germany
50.02	Milorad Čavić	December 12, 2003	Dublin, Ireland
49.77	Ian Crocker	March 26, 2004	East Meadow, New York
49.07	Ian Crocker	March 26, 2004	East Meadow, New York

[edit] Women

[edit] Long Course

Time	Swimmer	Date	Place
1:10.5	Atie Voorbij	August 4, 1957	Rhenen, Netherlands
1:09.6	Nancy Ramey	June 28, 1958	Los Angeles, California
1:09.1	Nancy Ramey	September 2, 1959	Chicago, Illinois
1:08.9	Janice Andrew	April 2, 1961	Tokyo, Japan
1:08.8	Mary Stewart	August 12, 1961	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1:08.2	Susan Doerr	August 12, 1961	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1:07.3	Mary Stewart	July 28, 1962	Vancouver, Canada
1:06.5	Kathy Ellis	August 16, 1963	High Point, North Carolina
1:06.1	Ada Kok	September 1, 1963	Soestduinen, Netherlands
1:05.1	Ada Kok	May 30, 1964	Blackpool, United Kingdom
1:04.7	Sharon Stouder	October 16, 1964	Tokyo, Japan
1:04.5	Ada Kok	August 14, 1965	Budapest, Hungary
1:04.1	Alice Jones	August 20, 1970	Los Angeles, California
1:03.9	Mayumi Aoki	July 21, 1972	Tokyo, Japan
1:03.80	Andrea Gyarmati	August 31, 1972	Munich, West Germany
1:03.34	Mayumi Aoki	September 1, 1972	Munich, West Germany
1:03.05	Kornelia Ender	April 14, 1973	East Berlin, East Germany
1:02.31	Kornelia Ender	July 14, 1973	East Berlin, East Germany
1:02.09	Rosemarie Kother	August 21, 1974	Vienna, Austria
1:01.99	Rosemarie Kother	August 22, 1974	Vienna, Austria
1:01.88	Rosemarie Kother	September 1, 1974	Concord, California
1:01.33	Kornelia Ender	June 9, 1975	Wittenberg, East Germany
1:01.24	Kornelia Ender	July 24, 1975	Cali, Colombia
1:00.13	Kornelia Ender	June 4, 1976	East Berlin, East Germany
59.78	Christiane Knacke	August 28, 1977	East Berlin, East Germany
59.46	Andrea Pollack	July 3, 1978	East Berlin, East Germany
59.26	Mary T. Meagher	April 11, 1980	Austin, Texas
57.93	Mary T. Meagher	August 16, 1981	Brown Deer, Wisconsin
57.88	Jenny Thompson	August 23, 1999	Sydney, Australia
56.69	Inge de Bruijn	May 27, 2000	Sheffield, United Kingdom
56.64	Inge de Bruijn	July 22, 2000	Federal Way, Washington
56.61	Inge de Bruijn	September 17, 2000	Sydney, Australia

[edit] Short Course

Time	Swimmer	Date	Place
58.77	Angela Kennedy	February 18, 1995	Gelsenkirchen, Germany
58.68	Limin Liu	December 2, 1995	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
58.29	Misty Hyman	December 1, 1996	Sainte-Foy, Canada
58.24	Ayari Aoyama	March 28, 1997	Tokyo, Japan
57.79	Jenny Thompson	April 19, 1997	Gothenburg, Sweden
56.90	Jenny Thompson	December 1, 1998	College Station, Texas
56.80	Jenny Thompson	February 12, 2000	Paris, France
56.56	Jenny Thompson	March 18, 2000	Athens, Greece
56.55	Martina Moravcová	January 26, 2002	Berlin, Germany
56.34	Natalie Coughlin	November 22, 2002	East Meadow, New York
55.95	Libby Lenton	August 28, 2006	Hobart, Australia
55.89	Felicity Galvez	April 13, 2008	Manchester, United Kingdom
55.74	Libby Trickett	April 26, 2008	Canberra, Australia

[edit] References

• (English) ISHOF
• (Dutch) Zwemkroniek
• (Italian) Agenda Diana

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