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WORLD LISTS 2015 http://nuotomondiale.altervista.org/ Last update 11/12/2015 50sl 1 21.19 Florent Manaudou, FRA 90 World Championships Kazan 08/08/2015 2 21.37sf Nathan Adrian, USA 88 World Championships Kazan 07/08/2015 3 21.53 Caeleb Dressel, USA 96 USA Nationals San Antonio 08/08/2015 4 21.55 Bruno Fratus, BRA 89 World Championships Kazan 08/08/2015 5 21.56 Vladimir Morozov, RUS 92 World Championships Kazan 08/08/2015 6 21.80 Josh Schneider, USA 88 World Cup Moscow 17/07/2015 7 21.84 Cesar Filho Cielo, BRA 87 Trofeu Maria Lenk Rio 12/08/2015 8 21.84 Evgeny Sedov, RUS 96 World Cup Moscow 12/08/2015 9 21.86sf Marco Orsi, ITA 90 World Championships Kazan 07/08/2015 10 21.86 Andrey Govorov, UKR 92 World Championships Kazan 08/08/2015 11 21.87h Kristian Gkolomeev, GRE 93 World Championships Kazan 07/08/2015 12 21.87 Cullen Jones, USA 84 USA Nationals San Antonio 08/08/2015 13 21.87 Brad Tandy, RSA 91 USA Winter Nationals Federal Way 03/12/2015 14 21.88sf Benjamin Proud, GBR 94 World Championships Kazan 07/08/2015 15 21.89 Krisztian Takacs, HUN 85 HUN Open Gyor 03/07/2015 16 21.90 Katsumi Nakamura, JPN 94 Mare Nostrum Monaco 14/06/2015 17 21.98 James Magnussen, AUS 91 AUS Nationals Sydney 09/04/2015 18 21.98so Anthony Ervin, USA 82 World Championships Kazan 07/08/2015 19 21.99 Ari-Pekka Liukkonen, FIN 89 Grand Prix Espoo 23/03/2015 20 22.01h Andrey Grechin, RUS 87 RUS Nationals Moscow 23/04/2015 21 22.03 Cameron McEvoy, AUS 94 AUS Nationals Sydney 09/04/2015 22 22.03 Michael Chadwick, USA 95 USA Nationals San Antonio 08/08/2015 23 22.04 Shinri Shioura, JPN 91 Japan Open Tokyo 24/05/2015 24 22.04 Santo Condorelli, CAN 95 USA Winter Nationals Federal Way 03/12/2015 25 22.08 Clement Mignon, FRA 92 FRA Nationals Limoges 05/04/2015 26 22.12 Luca Dotto, ITA 90 ITA Spring Nationals Riccione 17/04/2015 27 22.13h Konrad Czerniak, POL 89 ESP Open Malaga 28/03/2015 28 22.13 Fabien Gilot, FRA 84 FRA Nationals Limoges 05/04/2015 29 22.14sf Odysseys Meladinis, GRE 90 World Championships Kazan 07/08/2015 30 22.14 Italo Duarte, BRA 92 Trofeu Jose Finkel Sao Paulo 19/08/2015 31 22.16 n Ziv Kalontarov, ISR 97 European Games Baku 27/06/2015 32 22.16sf Matthew Abood, AUS 86 World Championships Kazan 07/08/2015 33 22.16 Nikita Lobintsev, RUS 88 World Cup Moscow 12/08/2015 34 22.17hs Federico Bocchia, ITA 86 Trofeo Milano Milano 14/03/2015 35 22.17 Ning Zetao, CHN 93 CHN Nationals Baoji 15/04/2015 36 22.17 Francois Heersbrandt, BEL 89 BEL Open Antwerp 16/05/2015 37 22.17 George Bovell III, TRI 83 Pan American Games Toronto 17/07/2015 38 22.18sf Paul Powers, USA 95 World University Games Gwangju 09/07/2015 39 22.19 Jesper Aerents, BEL 92 Diamond Race Antwerp 09/05/2015 40 22.19 Kyle Chalmers, AUS 98 World Junior Singapore 28/08/2015 41 22.21 Karl Krug, CAN 89 CAN Nationals Toronto 04/04/2015 42 22.22 n Yauhen Tsurkin, BLR 90 World University Games Gwangju 10/07/2015 43 22.22 n Erik Risolvato, PUR 93 Pan American Games Toronto 17/07/2015 44 22.22 Matheus de Santana, BRA 96 Trofeu Jose Finkel Sao Paulo 19/08/2015 45 22.22 Chad Le Clos, RSA 92 World Cup Dubai 07/11/2015 46 22.23h Alan Vitoria, BRA 86 Trofeu Maria Lenk Rio 08/04/2015 47 22.24 Henrique de Souza, BRA 91 World University Games Gwangju 10/07/2015 48 22.25h Federico Grabich, ARG 90 Pan American Games Toronto 17/07/2015 49 22.25 William Copeland, USA 86 USA Nationals San Antonio 08/08/2015 50 22.27h Nicholas A. Dos Santos, BRA 80 Trofeu Maria Lenk Rio 08/04/2015 51 22.27h Wyatt Ubellacker, USA 90 USA Nationals San Antonio 08/08/2015 52 22.28 Pieter Timmers, BEL 88 BEL Open Antwerp 16/05/2015 53 22.28 Roland Schoeman, RSA 80 USA Nationals San Antonio 08/08/2015 54 22.29 Marcelo Chierighini, BRA 91 Trofeu Jose Finkel Sao Paulo 19/08/2015 55 22.30h Alex Loginov, CAN 92 CAN Nationals Toronto 04/04/2015 56 22.30 n Renzo Tjon, SUR 95 Pan American Games Toronto 17/07/2015 57 22.30 Matt Grevers, USA 85 USA Winter Nationals Federal Way 03/12/2015 58 22.31 Simonas Bilis, LTU 93 CAN Nationals Toronto 04/04/2015 59 22.32 Evgeny Lagunov, RUS 85 RUS Nationals Moscow 23/04/2015 60 22.32 n Jungdoo Yang, KOR 91 Meet 29/07/2015 61 22.33 Andrew Weatheritt, GBR 91 GBR Summer Sheffield 28/07/2015 62 22.34 Andrew Abood, AUS 90 AUS Nationals Sydney 09/04/2015 63 22.34 Michael Andrew, USA 99 USA Junior San Antonio 03/08/2015 64 22.34 Douglas Erasmus, RSA 90 World Cup Dubai 07/11/2015 65 22.35 Jimmy Feigen, USA 89 USA Grand Prix Austin 16/01/2015 66 22.35 Michele Santucci, ITA 89 ITA Spring Nationals Riccione 17/04/2015 67 22.35 Kyle Darmody, USA 94 USA Nationals San Antonio 08/08/2015 68 22.35 Nosy Pelagie, FRA 91 World Cup Paris 16/08/2015 69 22.36sf Ivan Kuzmenko, RUS 95 World University Games Gwangju 09/07/2015 70 22.37 Giuseppe Guttuso, ITA 94 ITA Spring Nationals Riccione 17/04/2015 71 22.38 Sergey Fesikov, RUS 89 RUS Cup Ruza 12/07/2015 72 22.39 Dylan Carter, TTO 96 Pan American Games Toronto 17/07/2015 73 22.39 n Geoff Cheah, HKG 90 USA Winter Nationals Federal Way 03/12/2015 74 22.41r Leonardo Alcover, BRA 94 Trofeu Maria Lenk Rio 06/04/2015 75 22.41h Seth Stubblefield, USA 93 World University Games Gwangju 09/07/2015 76 22.41 Yonel Govidin, FRA 93 World University Games Gwangju 10/07/2015 77 22.42 Markel Alberdi, ESP 91 ESP Open Malaga 28/03/2015 78 22.44h Oussama Sahnoune, ALG 92 FRA Nationals Limoges 05/04/2015 79 22.44 Oleg Tikhobaev, RUS 90 RUS Nationals Moscow 23/04/2015 80 22.44 Tommaso D'orsogna, AUS 90 World Cup Paris 16/08/2015 81 22.45h Miguel Ortiz, ESP 91 USA Grand Prix Austin 16/01/2015 82 22.45sf Filip Wypych, POL 91 World University Games Gwangju 09/07/2015 83 22.47 Yu Hexin, CHN 96 CHN Nationals Baoji 15/04/2015 84 22.47 n Joseph Schooling, SIN 95 SEA Games Singapore 08/06/2015 85 22.47 Fred Bousquet, FRA 81 Open de France Vichy 05/07/2015 86 22.47 Daniel Kanorr, USA 91 USA Nationals San Antonio 08/08/2015 87 22.48 Kenta Ito, JPN 90 Japan Swim Tokyo 10/04/2015 88 22.48 Thomas Fannon, GBR 98 GBR Nationals London 17/04/2015 89 22.48 Maximilian Oswald, GER 93 German Open Essen 04/07/2015 90 22.49 Michael Trice, USA 93 USA Nationals San Antonio 08/08/2015 91 22.51 Giovanni Izzo, ITA 98 European Games Baku 27/06/2015 92 22.51 Bjorn Hornikel, GER 92 USA Nationals San Antonio 08/08/2015 93 22.52 Yuri Kisil, CAN 95 CAN Nationals Toronto 04/04/2015 94 22.52 Kenneth To, AUS 92 AUS Nationals Sydney 09/04/2015 95 22.54sf Yuki Kawachi, JPN 86 Japan Swim Tokyo 09/04/2015 96 22.54 Pawel Korzeniowski, POL 85 POL Nationals Szczecin 28/05/2015 97 22.54 Mindaugas Sadauskas, LTU 90 Sette Colli Rome 12/06/2015 98 22.54 Andrey Arbuzov, RUS 89 RUS Cup Ruza 12/07/2015 99 22.54h John Murray, USA 94 USA Nationals San Antonio 08/08/2015 100 22.55 Levi Lucas, GBR 93 GBR Nationals London 17/04/2015 100sl 1 47.84 Zetao Ning, CHN 93 World Championships Kazan 06/08/2015 2 47.94sf Cameron McEvoy, AUS 94 World Championships Kazan 05/08/2015 3 47.98 Vladimir Morozov, RUS 92 RUS Nationals Moscow 21/04/2015 4 47.98r Santo Condorelli, CAN 95 Pan American Games Toronto 14/07/2015 5 48.11r n Federico Grabich, ARG 90 Pan American Games Toronto 14/07/2015 6 48.16 Chad Le Clos, RSA 92 World Cup Moscow 11/08/2015 7 48.18 James Magnussen, AUS 91 AUS Nationals Sydney 07/04/2015 8 48.22sf Pieter Timmers, BEL 88 World Championships Kazan 05/08/2015 9 48.25h Sebastiaan Verschuren, NED 88 Swim Cup Eindhoven 02/04/2015 10 48.27 Marcelo Chierighini, BRA 91 World Championships Kazan 06/08/2015 11 48.28 Alexander Sukhorukov, RUS 88 World Championships Kazan 06/08/2015 12 48.31 Nathan Adrian, USA 88 World Championships Kazan 06/08/2015 13 48.34 Jeremy Stravius, FRA 88 World Cup Dubai 06/11/2015 14 48.37r Mehdy Metella, FRA 92 World Championships Kazan 02/08/2015 15 48.40r Luca Dotto, ITA 90 ITA Spring Nationals Riccione 16/04/2015 16 48.41 Danila Izotov, RUS 91 RUS Nationals Moscow 21/04/2015 17 48.41 n Katsumi Nakamura, JPN 94 Japan Open Tokyo 23/05/2015 18 48.42hr Andrey Grechin, RUS 87 World Championships Kazan 02/08/2015 19 48.47 Marco Orsi, ITA 90 ITA Age Group Rome 10/08/2015 20 48.47 Kyle Chalmers, AUS 98 World Junior Singapore 30/08/2015 21 48.52sf Matheus de Santana, BRA 96 World Championships Kazan 05/08/2015 22 48.53 Fabien Gilot, FRA 84 FRA Nationals Limoges 03/04/2015 23 48.54 Tommaso D'Orsogna, AUS 90 AUS Nationals Sydney 07/04/2015 24 48.55sf Pawel Korzeniowski, POL 85 World Championships Kazan 05/08/2015 25 48.58 Clement Mignon, FRA 93 FRA Nationals Limoges 03/04/2015 26 48.58 n Joseph Schooling, SIN 95 SEA Games Singapore 07/06/2015 27 48.58 Nikita Lobintsev, RUS 88 World Cup Moscow 11/08/2015 28 48.68 Yannik Agnel, FRA 92 FRA Nationals Limoges 03/04/2015 29 48.69sf Shinri Shioura, JPN 91 Japan Swim Tokyo 11/04/2015 30 48.70h Benjamin Proud, GBR 94 GBR Nationals London 15/04/2015 31 48.76 Josh Schneider, USA 88 USA Winter Nationals Federal Way 05/12/2015 32 48.77h Florent Manaudou, FRA 90 Open de France Vichy 04/07/2015 33 48.78 Caeleb Dressel, USA 96 USA Nationals San Antonio 09/08/2015 34 48.79 Filippo Magnini, ITA 82 ITA Spring Nationals Riccione 14/04/2015 35 48,79 Calum Jarvis, GBR 82 GBR Nationals London 15/04/2015 36 48.84r Michele Santucci, ITA 89 ITA Spring Nationals Riccione 16/04/2015 37 48.85 n Kristian Gkolomeev, GRE 93 Golden Tour Nancy 24/05/2015 38 48.86 Velimir Stjepanovic, SRB 93 World Cup Dubai 06/11/2015 39 48.87 Michael Chadwick, USA 95 Meet Athens 12/07/2015 40 48.87sf Pedro Spajari, BRA 97 World 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