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07/06/2014 08:53:04 1. 200 m BREASTSTROKE MEN Record Monde 2:07.01 établi par Akihiro YAMAGUCHI (JAPAN) le 15/09/2012 à GIFU (JPN) Record Europe 2:07.64 établi par Daniel GYURTA (HUNGARY) le 31/07/2009 à ROME (ITA) Record du Meeting 2:10.35 établi par Dimitri KOMORNIKOV (RUSSIA) le 10/06/2003 à MONACO Rk Name Ctry Naiss Club Time - React - Rem Pts 50m 100m 150m 1. Marco KOCH GER 1990 GERMANY 2:12.21 (0.73) 886 29.94 1:02.90 1:37.27 2. Henrique BARBOSA BRA 1984 BRAZILIAN MILITARY TEAM 2:14.58 (0.65) 840 30.55 1:04.75 1:39.42 2. Kasuki KOHINATA JPN 1994 JAPAN 2:14.58 (0.64) 840 31.34 1:05.64 1:40.67 4. Josh PRENOT USA 1993 CAL AQUATICS 2:14.71 (0.74) 838 31.11 1:05.53 1:40.24 5. Michael JAMIESON GBR 1983 NATIONAL CENTRE BATH 2:14.78 (0.78) 836 30.34 1:04.76 1:39.60 6. Yasuhiro KOSEKI JPN 1992 JAPAN 2:16.06 (0.69) 813 30.87 1:05.51 1:41.06 7. Yannick KASER SUI 1992 LIMMAT SHARKS ZÜRICH 2:16.10 (0.81) 812 31.29 1:05.58 1:40.40 8. Andrew WILLIS GBR 1990 NATIONAL CENTRE BATH 2:16.20 (0.70) 810 30.51 1:05.41 1:40.36 9. Jonas COREELMAN BEL 1991 FÉDÉRATION FRANCOPHONE BELG2E:16.72 (0.69) 801 31.63 1:06.17 1:41.02 10. Yannick LINDENBERG GER 1995 GERMANY 2:17.38 (0.64) 790 31.50 1:06.15 1:41.31 11. Johannes DIETRICH AUT 1993 AUSTRIA 2:17.45 (0.74) 789 30.87 1:05.68 1:40.75 12. Jacques LÄUFFER SUI 1997 LIMMAT SHARKS ZÜRICH 2:18.06 (0.71) 778 31.43 1:06.44 1:41.78 13. Jérémy DESPLANCHES SUI 1994 OLYMPIC NICE NATATION 2:18.12 (0.66) 777 32.08 1:07.47 1:42.94 14. Jarred CROUS RSA 1991 SOUTH AFRICA 2:18.29 (0.70) 774 30.75 1:05.53 1:41.37 15. Zibei YAN CHN 1995 PR OF CHINA 2:18.34 (0.69) 773 30.89 1:05.42 1:41.96 16. Fernando MORRILLAS ESP 1991 CE MATARO 2:19.53 (0.78) 754 31.48 1:06.65 1:42.63 17. Dmytro OSELEDETS UKR 1994 UKRAINE 2:20.03 (0.73) 746 30.71 1:05.66 1:42.28 18. Jean DENCAUSSE FRA 1997 FRANCE JEUNES 2:20.31 (0.72) 741 31.29 1:06.39 1:42.67 19. Quentin CALLAIS FRA 1996 FRANCE JEUNES 2:20.70 (0.66) 735 31.73 1:07.32 1:44.03 20. Jacob HEIDTMANN GER 1994 GERMANY 2:20.80 (0.74) 734 31.82 1:08.25 1:44.36 21. Alan CABELLO ESP 1988 CATALANA 2:22.17 (0.67) 713 32.08 1:07.28 1:44.19 22. Vittorio COLORETTI ITA 1994 EMILIA ROMAGNA 2:23.10 (0.79) 699 32.58 1:08.32 1:45.61 23. Chad LE CLOS RSA 1992 SOUTH AFRICA 2:23.12 (0.68) 698 31.94 1:08.13 1:45.51 24. Ty STEWART USA 1994 SWIM MAC 2:23.21 (0.64) 697 32.02 1:08.57 1:45.94 25. Sergio GARCIA ESP 1989 CATALANA 2:23.35 (0.86) 695 31.73 1:07.25 1:44.33 26. Craig BENSON GBR 1994 WARRENDER BATHS CLUB 2:23.77 (0.72) 689 30.92 1:07.86 1:45.66 27. Carlos Arturo MAHECHA PINTO COL 1992 COLOMBIA 2:23.85 (0.78) 688 32.97 1:09.54 1:45.68 Page n° 1 07/06/2014 08:53:04 1. 200 m BREASTSTROKE MEN Record Monde 2:07.01 établi par Akihiro YAMAGUCHI (JAPAN) le 15/09/2012 à GIFU (JPN) Record Europe 2:07.64 établi par Daniel GYURTA (HUNGARY) le 31/07/2009 à ROME (ITA) Record du Meeting 2:10.35 établi par Dimitri KOMORNIKOV (RUSSIA) le 10/06/2003 à MONACO Rk Name Ctry Naiss Club Time - React - Rem Pts 50m 100m 150m 28. Mattia BONDAVALLI ITA 1992 SWIM PRO SS9 ASD 2:26.32 (0.76) 654 32.83 1:09.83 1:48.02 29. Bailey MUSGRAVE RSA 1991 SOUTH AFRICA 2:26.38 (0.68) 653 31.60 1:08.28 1:46.62 30. Christophe MEIER SUI 1993 SC USTER WALLISELLEN 2:27.16 (0.70) 642 32.92 1:09.52 1:48.12 31. Niklas HEDEGAARD DEN 1990 DENMARK 2:27.37 (0.69) 640 31.81 1:08.64 1:46.75 32. Daniel LIM GBR 1996 WARRENDER BATHS CLUB 2:28.42 (0.66) 626 32.98 1:10.01 1:48.49 33. François Xavier PAQUOT FRA 1983 AS MONACO NATATION 2:28.54 (0.72) 625 32.58 1:09.64 1:48.45 34. Kevin PAUL RSA 1991 SOUTH AFRICA 2:28.80 (0.68) 621 33.39 1:10.61 1:49.60 35. Théo CHARRADE FRA 1998 CANET 66 NATATION 2:29.04 (0.66) 618 32.97 1:10.32 1:49.67 36. Ambroise PETIT FRA 1995 OLYMPIC NICE NATATION 2:30.45 (0.66) 601 33.26 1:11.71 1:50.19 37. Chritopher KERR GBR 1993 WARRENDER BATHS CLUB 2:33.79 (0.80) 563 32.91 1:10.98 1:51.98 38. Lorenzo CUDIZ ITA 1999 AS MONACO NATATION 2:34.36 (0.69) 557 34.89 1:14.25 1:54.40 39. Benjamin BOULET FRA 1992 MONTPELLIER ANUC 2:34.90 (0.68) 551 33.23 1:11.89 1:52.81 40. Anthony GUYOT SUI 1993 GENEVE NATATION 1885 2:37.62 (0.71) 523 34.06 1:14.52 1:55.28 Page n° 2 07/06/2014 09:22:40 2. 100 m BREASTSTROKE WOMEN Record Monde 1:04.35 établi par Ruta MEILUTITE (LITHUANIA) le 29/07/2013 à BARCELONE (ESP) Record Europe 1:05.41 établi par Yuliya EFIMOVA (RUSSIA) le 28/07/2009 à ROME (ITA) Record du Meeting 1:05.20 établi par Ruta MEILUTITE (LITHUANIA) le 08/06/2013 à MONACO Rk Name Ctry Naiss Club Time - React - Rem Pts 50m 1. Rikke Moller PEDERSEN DEN 1989 DENMARK 1:08.43 (0.74) 831 32.35 2. Kanako WATANABE JPN 1996 JAPAN 1:09.09 (0.74) 807 32.74 3. Katia MEILLI USA 1991 SWIM MAC 1:09.31 (0.65) 800 32.76 4. Jessica VALL ESP 1988 SPAIN 1:09.45 (0.74) 795 33.28 5. Vanessa GRIMBERG GER 1993 GERMANY 1:09.73 (0.72) 785 32.97 6. Miho TERAMURA JPN 1994 JAPAN 1:09.97 (0.72) 777 33.52 7. Elisa CELLI ITA 1990 EMILIA ROMAGNA 1:10.21 (0.73) 769 33.62 8. Marina GARCIA ESP 1994 SPAIN 1:10.38 (0.71) 764 33.48 9. Amit IVRY ISR 1989 ISRAEL 1:10.47 (0.67) 761 33.83 10. Fanny LECLUYSE BEL 1992 FÉDÉRATION FRANCOPHONE BELG1E:10.88 (0.74) 748 33.25 11. Anastasia KOROTKOV ISR 1990 ISRAEL 1:11.59 (0.74) 726 34.27 12. Martina CARRARO ITA 1993 EMILIA ROMAGNA 1:11.88 (0.67) 717 33.94 13. Hannah MILEY GBR 1989 GARIOCH ASC CLUB 1:11.98 (0.69) 714 34.10 14. Sophie ALLEN GBR 1992 NATIONAL CENTRE BATH 1:11.99 (0.67) 714 34.45 15. Sycerika MAC MAHON IRL 1995 LEANDER SWIM 1:12.43 (0.73) 701 34.17 16. Lena KREUNDEL AUT 1997 AUSTRIA 1:12.44 (0.66) 700 34.00 17. Juliana MARIN BRA 1983 BRAZILIAN MILITARY TEAM 1:12.73 (0.73) 692 33.69 18. Coralie DOBRAL FRA 1987 CANET 66 NATATION 1:12.88 (0.71) 688 34.30 19. Sibylle GRAENICHER SUI 1995 SCHWIMMKLUB LANGENTHAL 1:13.83 (0.79) 662 34.67 20. Rachael O'DONNELL GBR 1996 GREAT BRITAIN 1:13.84 (0.68) 661 35.18 21. Pamela ALANCAR BRA 1994 BRAZILIAN MILITARY TEAM 1:14.10 (0.75) 654 34.80 21. Sheena CAMERON SUI 1992 LIMMAT SHARKS ZÜRICH 1:14.10 (0.80) 654 34.70 23. Salome VELEZ CATAÑO COL 1993 COLOMBIA 1:15.10 (0.71) 629 34.68 24. Chloé CAZIER FRA 1998 FRANCE JEUNES 1:15.25 (0.77) 625 34.46 25. Rachel TSCHABUSCHNIG SUI 1997 LANCY NATATION 1:16.68 (0.77) 591 35.80 26. Katrine B HANSEN DEN 1999 DENMARK 1:17.65 (0.78) 569 36.99 27. Erika LARDO SUI 1994 GENEVE NATATION 1885 1:18.50 (0.73) 550 35.83 28. Jil EINHORN LUX 1998 LUXEMBOURG 1:18.68 (0.71) 547 36.52 29. Clemence GIACOMONI FRA 1998 TOULON VAR NATATION 1:20.68 (0.67) 507 37.52 30. Jeanne MERCIER FRA 1998 TOULON VAR NATATION 1:21.21 (0.78) 497 37.44 31. Marine HARZE BEL 1997 AS MONACO NATATION 1:21.23 (0.71) 497 37.01 NC. Anna BOUTRUP DEN 1998 DENMARK Frf n.d. Page n° 3 07/06/2014 09:23:08 3. 100 m FREESTYLE MEN Record Monde 46.91 établi par Cesar CIELO FILHO (BRAZIL) le 30/07/2009 à ROME (ITA) Record Europe 47.12 établi par Alain BERNARD (FRANCE) le 30/07/2009 à ROME (ITA) Record du Meeting 48.21 établi par Alexander POPOV (RUSSIA) le 18/06/1994 à MONACO Rk Name Ctry Naiss Club Time - React - Rem Pts 50m 1.
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