Swimming at the 2005 World Aquatics Championships – Men's 50 metre butterfly

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Men's 50m Butterfly
at the 2005 FINA World Aquatics Championships
Dates26 July 2005 (preliminaries and semifinals)
27 July 2005 (final)
Competitors108 from 83 nations
Winning time22.96 WR
Medalists
gold medal Roland Schoeman   South Africa
silver medal Ian Crocker   
Sergiy Breus
   Ukraine
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Main article: Swimming at the 2005 World Aquatics Championships

The Men's 50 Butterfly event at the 11th

FINA World Aquatics Championships swam 26–-27 July 2005 in Montreal, Canada. Preliminary[1] and Semifinal[2] heats swam on 26 July, with the Final[3]
on 27 July.

Prior to the competition, the existing

World (WR) and Championship
(CR) records were:

Results

Final

Place Swimmer Nation Time Notes
1 Roland Schoeman  South Africa 22.96 WR
2 Ian Crocker  USA 23.12
3
Sergiy Breus
  Ukraine 23.38
4 Ryk Neethling  South Africa 23.48
5 Fernando Scherer  Brazil 23.74
6
Evgeny Korotyshkin
  Russia 23.84
7 Duje Draganja  Croatia 23.96
8 Mike Mintenko  Canada 23.99

Semifinals

Rank Heat+Lane Swimmer Nation Time Notes
1 S1 L4 Roland Schoeman  South Africa 23.01 q, WR
2 S2 L4 Ian Crocker  USA 23.32 q
3 S1 L5
Sergiy Breus
  Ukraine 23.53 q
4 S1 L3 Fernando Scherer  Brazil 23.55 q
5 S2 L5 Ryk Neethling  South Africa 23.62 q
6 S1 L2 Duje Draganja  Croatia 23.71 q
7 S2 L3
Evgeny Korotyshkin
  Russia 23.82 q
8 S2 L2 Mike Mintenko  Canada 23.85 q
9 S1 L7 Oliver Wenzel  Germany 23.93
10 S1 L8 Milorad Čavić  Serbia and Montenegro 24.03
10 S2 L1 Nikolay Skvortsov  Russia 24.03
12 S1 L6 Thomas Rupprath  Germany 24.04
13 S1 L1 Thomas Kindler  Canada 24.07
14 S2 L6 Jakob Andkjær  Denmark 24.09
15 S2 L8 Frédérick Bousquet  France 24.14
16 S2 L7 Andriy Serdinov  Ukraine 24.18

Preliminaries

Rank Heat+Lane Swimmer Nation Time Notes
1 H14 L4 Ian Crocker  United States 23.50 q
2 H11 L7 Roland Schoeman  South Africa 23.57 q
3 H14 L3 Ryk Neethling  South Africa 23.74 q
4 H14 L2
Sergiy Breus
  Ukraine 23.77 q
5 H14 L5
Evgeny Korotyshkin
  Russia 23.87 q
6 H12 L3 Fernando Scherer  Brazil 23.96 q
6 H13 L2 Jakob Andkjær  Denmark 23.96 q
8 H13 L4 Thomas Rupprath  Germany 24.07 q
9 H13 L7 Mike Mintenko  Canada 24.08 q
9 H14 L1 Duje Draganja  Croatia 24.08 q
11 H13 L3 Andriy Serdinov  Ukraine 24.09 q
12 H12 L5 Oliver Wenzel  Germany 24.10 q
13 H14 L6 Nikolay Skvortsov  Russia 24.11 q
14 H12 L7 Thomas Kindler  Canada 24.15 q
14 H13 L6 Frédérick Bousquet  France 24.15 q
16 H12 L6
Kaio Almeida
  Brazil 24.22 swim-off
16 H14 L7 Milorad Čavić  Serbia and Montenegro 24.22 swim-off, q
18 H12 L2 Ryo Takayasu  Japan 24.23
19 H11 L4 Jernej Godec  Slovenia 24.25
20 H12 L8 Ryan Pini  Papua New Guinea 24.35
21 H10 L7 Jayme Cramer  United States 24.36
22 H13 L5 Brett Hawke  Australia 24.45
23 H11 L3 Matt Welsh  Australia 24.46
24 H14 L8 Matti Rajakylä  Finland 24.51
25 H10 L5 Örn Arnarson  Iceland 24.56
25 H12 L4 Corney Swanepoel  New Zealand 24.56
27 H11 L1 Hjoertur Mar Reynisson  Iceland 24.83
28 H10 L1
Jose Mafio
  Uruguay 24.90
29 H11 L2 Jernej Mencinger  Slovenia 24.96
30 H12 L1 Rustam Khudiyev  Kazakhstan 24.98
31 H10 L8 Georgi Palazov  Bulgaria 25.05
31 H13 L8 Matias Aguilera  Argentina 25.05
33 H9 L4 Roman Krolov  Estonia 25.08
34 H11 L8 Ravil Nachev  Uzbekistan 25.11
35 H9 L6 Lukas Harnol  Czech Republic 25.13
36 H8 L6
Paulius Viktoravicius
  Lithuania 25.17
37 H8 L3 Jeong Nam Yu  South Korea 25.20
38 H10 L4 Hidemasa Sano  Japan 25.23
39 H10 L6 Michal Rubáček  Czech Republic 25.25
40 H11 L5 Moss Burmester  New Zealand 25.27
41 H9 L7 Ľuboš Križko  Slovakia 25.36
42 H8 L5 Stavros Michailidis  Cyprus 25.41
42 H10 L3 Oleg Lyashko  Uzbekistan 25.41
44 H11 L6 Andy Wibowo  Indonesia 25.43
45 H6 L7 Erez Feren  Israel 25.47
46 H9 L2 Jacinto Ayala  Dominican Republic 25.50
47 H7 L4 Gordon Touw Ngie Tjouw  Suriname 25.64
48 H8 L4 Wing Cheun Wong  Macau 25.65
49 H9 L3 Nadav Kochavi  Israel 25.69
50 H8 L7 Shawn Clarke  Barbados 25.80
51 H8 L1 Mansoor Al-Mansoor  Kuwait 25.82
51 H9 L1 Romāns Miloslavskis  Latvia 25.82
53 H8 L8 Michael O'Connor  Bermuda 25.84
54 H8 L2 Stepan Pinciuc  Moldova 25.85
55 H7 L6 Aghiles Slimani  Algeria 25.86
56 H6 L3 Julio Galofre  Colombia 25.89
57 H9 L5 Jason Dunford  Kenya 25.92
58 H6 L8 Kuan Fong Lao  Macau 25.96
59 H5 L4 Josh Laban  Virgin Islands 26.16
60 H4 L2 James Walsh  Philippines 26.22
61 H9 L8 Cheng Xun Ng  Singapore 26.27
62 H6 L5 Rama Vyombo  Kenya 26.28
63 H7 L5 Yong Chung  South Korea 26.33
64 H6 L2 Miguel Navarro  Bolivia 26.37
65 H4 L4 Zurab Khoasuridze  Georgia 26.38
66 H6 L1 Gregory Arkhurst  Ivory Coast 26.43
67 H5 L8 Basil Kaaki  Lebanon 26.52
68 H6 L6 Daniel Carrillo  Paraguay 26.58
69 H6 L4 Bader Almuhana  Saudi Arabia 26.63
69 H7 L7 Jeffrey Su  Singapore 26.63
71 H4 L6 Sean Dehere  Barbados 26.66
72 H5 L7 Erik Rajohnson  Madagascar 26.67
73 H4 L7 Rodrigo Díaz  Guatemala 26.72
74 H7 L1 Fernando Medrano  Nicaragua 26.85
75 H7 L3 Nguyen Thanh Hai  Vietnam 26.89
76 H1 L6 Yan Lin Aung  Myanmar 26.90
77 H5 L3 Brad Hamilton  Jamaica 26.93
78 H4 L5 Marc Dansou  Benin 26.97
79 H4 L1 Khaly Ciss  Senegal 27.01
79 H5 L1 Tunui Cowan  Tahiti 27.01
81 H4 L8 Alexander Ray  Namibia 27.07
82 H5 L6 Matias Rementeria Perez  Uruguay 27.09
83 H1 L2 Tamatoa Ellacott  Tahiti 27.10
84 H5 L5 Scott Hensley  Virgin Islands 27.11
85 H3 L3
Rony Bakale
  Republic of the Congo 27.16
85 H5 L2 Madicke Mbengue  Senegal 27.16
87 H4 L3 Sunny Ayejoh  Nigeria 27.17
88 H3 L8 Alain Brigion-Tobe  Cameroon 27.62
89 H3 L5 Marcelo Alba  Bolivia 27.80
90 H7 L8 Milinda Wickramasinghe  Sri Lanka 27.87
91 H3 L4 Connor Keith  Guam 28.07
92 H1 L1 Earlando McRae  Guyana 28.26
93 H2 L4 Reginaldo Panting  Honduras 28.43
94 H2 L5 Hesham Fadhul  Bahrain 28.50
95 H1 L8 Aung Kyaw Moe  Myanmar 28.62
96 H3 L1 Jonathan Calderon  Saint Lucia 28.86
97 H1 L3 Tony D. Augustine  Federated States of Micronesia 29.56
98 H2 L6 Sadeq Damrah  Palestine 30.24
99 H2 L7 Ian Taylor  Marshall Islands 30.29
100 H2 L2 Gilbert Kaburu  Uganda 30.41
101 H1 L7 Kerson Hadley  Federated States of Micronesia 30.50
102 H2 L8 Joshua Marfleet  Samoa 33.35
103 H1 L4 Hassan Shah  Maldives 34.74
- H3 L2 Bayarerdene Soninerdene  Mongolia DQ
- H1 L5 Gibrilla Bamba  Sierra Leone DNS
- H2 L1 Kodjovi Mawuena Kowouvi  Togo DNS
- H2 L3 Leonel Matonse  Mozambique DNS
- H3 L6 Ibrahim Maliki Amadou  Niger DNS
- H3 L7 Remigio Chilanle  Mozambique DNS
- H7 L2
Ahmed Md Jewel
  Bangladesh DNS
- H10 L2
Ahmed Salah
  Egypt DNS
- H13 L1 Alexei Puninski  Croatia DNS

Swim-off for 16th Results from the swim-off for 16th place, between Milorad Cavic and Kaio Almeida were:

  • 24.02 –
    Milorad Cavic
    (Serbia & Montenegro)
  • 24.22 –
    Kaio Almeida
    (Brazil)

References

  1. ^ 2005 Worlds results: Men's 50m Fly - prelims[permanent dead link‍], from OmegaTiming.com (official timer of the 2005 Worlds); Retrieved 2011-01-21.
  2. ^ 2005 Worlds results: Men's 50m Fly - semis[permanent dead link‍], from OmegaTiming.com (official timer of the 2005 Worlds); Retrieved 2011-01-21.
  3. ^ 2005 Worlds results: Men's 50m Fly - Final Archived 7 April 2009 at the Wayback Machine, from OmegaTiming.com (official timer of the 2005 Worlds); Retrieved 2011-01-21.
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