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Top Times Multiple Athletes All Time All Events* All Rounds Time FINA Swimmer Date of Birth Age Nation Team Place Meet Date 100 LCM Butterfly 1 49.45 1003 Dressel, Caeleb R. Aug 16, 1996 24 USA United States 1st Olympic Games Tokyo Jul 24, 2021 2 49.68 989 Milak, Kristof Feb 20, 2000 21 HUN Hungary 2nd Olympic Games Tokyo Jul 24, 2021 3 49.82 980 Phelps, Michael F. Jun 30, 1985 24 USA United States 1st World Championships Rome Aug 1, 2009 4 49.95 973 Cavic, Milorad May 31, 1984 25 SRB Serbia 2nd World Championships Rome Aug 1, 2009 5 50.39 947 Schooling, Joseph Jun 16, 1995 21 SGP Singapore 1st 2016 Olympic Games Rio Aug 6, 2016 6 50.40 947 Crocker, Ian L. Aug 31, 1982 22 USA United States 1st 2005 World Championships Montreal Jul 17, 2005 7 50.41 946 Munoz Perez, Rafael Mar 3, 1988 21 ESP Spain 3rd World Championships Rome Aug 1, 2009 8 50.45 944 Temple, Matthew Jun 20, 1999 21 AUS Australia 1st AUS Olympic Trials Adelaide Jun 12, 2021 9 50.56 938 Le Clos, Chad G. Apr 12, 1992 23 RSA South Africa 1st 2015 World Championships Kazan Aug 2, 2015 10 50.64 933 Codia, Piero Oct 22, 1989 28 ITA Italy 1st European Championships Glasgow Aug 3, 2018 11 50.65 933 Subirats, Albert A. Sep 25, 1986 22 VEN Venezuela 4th World Championships Rome (semis) Jul 31, 2009 12 50.67 932 Guy, James Nov 26, 1995 22 GBR Great Britain 2nd World Championships Budapest (semis) Jul 28, 2017 13 50.68 931 Rooney, Maxime P. Apr 16, 1998 21 USA United States 1st USA Nationals Palo Alto (prelims) Jul 31, 2019 14 50.74 928 Ponti, Noe Jun 1, 2001 20 SUI Switzerland 3rd Olympic Games Tokyo Jul 24, 2021 15 50.78 926 Dunford, Jason E. Nov 28, 1986 22 KEN Kenya 5th World Championships Rome (semis) Jul 31, 2009 16 50.80 925 Andrew, Michael C. Apr 18, 1999 22 USA United States 1st USA Swim Series Indianapolis May 12, 2021 17 50.83 923 Minakov, Andrei Mar 17, 2002 17 RUS Russian Federation 2nd 18th FINA World Championships Jul 27, 2019 18 50.85 922 Lauterstein, Andrew May 22, 1987 22 AUS Australia 5th World Championships Rome Aug 1, 2009 18 50.85 922 Metella, Mehdy Jul 17, 1992 26 FRA France 1st FRA Nationals Rennes Apr 16, 2019 20 50.86 921 Cseh, Laszlo Dec 3, 1985 30 HUN Hungary 1st 2016 European Championships London May 16, 2016 21 50.90 919 McGill, Tyler T. Aug 18, 1987 21 USA United States (T)2nd World Championships Rome (prelims) Jul 31, 2009 22 50.92 918 Majerski, Jakub Aug 18, 2000 20 POL Poland (T)5th Olympic Games Tokyo Jul 24, 2021 23 50.93 918 Miladinov, Josif Jun 23, 2003 17 BUL Bulgaria 2nd European Championship Budapest May 17, 2021 24 50.96 916 Li, Zhuhao Jan 9, 1999 18 CHN China 6th World Championships Budapest Jul 29, 2017 25 51.00 914 Kawamoto, Kohei Oct 6, 1979 29 JPN Japan 1st JPN Sport Festival Niigata Sep 11, 2009 25 51.00 914 Irvine, Grant Mar 17, 1991 26 AUS Australia 7th World Championships Budapest Jul 29, 2017 25 51.00 914 Conger, Jack Sep 26, 1994 23 USA United States 1st USA Grand Prix Atlanta Mar 1, 2018 25 51.00 914 Kawamoto, Takeshi Feb 19, 1995 26 JPN Japan 1st JPN Nationals Tokyo (semis) Apr 3, 2021 29 51.02 913 Mangabeira, Gabriel Jan 31, 1982 27 BRA Brazil 6th World Championships Rome (semis) Jul 31, 2009 30 51.03 912 Shields, Thomas A. Jul 11, 1991 24 USA United States (T)1st 2015 World Championships Kazan (semis) Aug 2, 2015 30 51.03 912 Mizunuma, Naoki Dec 13, 1996 24 JPN Japan 1st JPN Nationals Tokyo Apr 3, 2021 32 51.09 909 Martinez, Luis C. Dec 11, 1995 25 GUA Guatemala 7th Olympic Games Tokyo Jul 24, 2021 33 51.10 908 Serdinov, Andriy Nov 17, 1982 25 UKR Ukraine 3rd 2008 Olympic Games Beijing (prelims) Aug 9, 2008 34 51.11 908 Ishikawa, Shinnosuke Dec 8, 2000 19 JPN Japan 1st JPN Inter College Tokyo Sep 6, 2019 35 51.15 906 Czerniak, Konrad Jul 11, 1989 22 POL Poland 2nd 2011 FINA World Championships Jul 30, 2011 36 51.16 905 Kuimov, Egor Jul 4, 1999 18 RUS Russian Federation 2nd World Junior Indianapolis Aug 23, 2017 37 51.19 904 Deibler, Steffen Jul 10, 1987 25 GER Germany 1st GER Nationals Berlin Apr 28, 2013 38 51.22 902 Lendjer, Ivan Jul 29, 1990 18 SRB Serbia (T)7th World Championships Rome (prelims) Jul 31, 2009 38 51.22 902 Starke, Benjamin Nov 25, 1986 22 GER Germany (T)7th World Championships Rome (prelims) Jul 31, 2009 38 51.22 902 Casas, Shaine Jan 1, 1999 22 USA United States 1st USA Meet College Station Jun 24, 2021 41 51.24 901 Mankoc, Peter Jul 4, 1978 30 SLO Slovenia 5th 2008 Olympic Games Beijing (prelims) Aug 9, 2008 41 51.24 901 Fujii, Takuro Apr 21, 1985 24 JPN Japan 9th World Championships Rome (prelims) Jul 31, 2009 41 51.24 901 Zhou, Jiawei Aug 23, 1983 26 CHN China 1st China National Games Jinan Oct 17, 2009 41 51.24 901 Stubblefield, Seth K. Jul 21, 1993 22 USA United States 3rd 2016 USA Olympic Trials Jun 26, 2016 45 51.26 900 Korotyshkin, Evgeny Apr 30, 1983 26 RUS Russian Federation 9th World Championships Rome (semis) Jul 31, 2009 46 51.28 899 Phillips, Tim J. Nov 30, 1990 25 USA United States 2nd 2016 USA Olympic Trials (semis) Jun 26, 2016 46 51.28 899 Szabo, Szebasztian Mar 11, 1996 24 HUN Hungary 2nd Swimming World Cup Singapore Aug 15, 2019 48 51.30 898 Peirsol, Aaron W. Jul 23, 1983 25 USA Longhorn Aquatics 3rd USA National Championships Jul 7, 2009 49 51.34 896 Sabo, Sebastian Mar 11, 1996 23 SRB Serbia 1st HUN Nationals Debrecen Mar 27, 2019 49 51.34 896 Seliskar, Andrew H. Sep 26, 1996 22 USA United States 1st Swimming World Cup Tokyo Aug 2, 2019 51 51.35 895 Kusch, Marius May 5, 1993 25 GER Germany 1st USA Swim Series Des Moines (prelims) Mar 6, 2019 52 51.36 895 Saunderson, Jack Jan 1, 1997 22 USA United States 3rd USA Nationals Palo Alto (prelims) Jul 31, 2019 53 51.37 894 Chalmers, Kyle Jun 25, 1998 21 AUS Australia 1st NSW State Open Sydney Mar 13, 2020 54 51.39 893 Burdisso, Federico Sep 20, 2001 19 ITA Italy 5th European Championship Budapest May 17, 2021 55 51.40 893 Vekovishchev, Mikhail Aug 5, 1998 22 RUS Russian Federation 1st RUS Nationals Kazan (semis) Apr 3, 2021 55 51.40 893 Liendo Edwards, Joshua Aug 20, 2002 18 CAN Canada 1st CAN Olympic Trials Toronto (prelims) Jun 19, 2021 57 51.41 892 Rock, Michael Mar 13, 1987 22 GBR Great Britain 13th World Championships Rome (semis) Jul 31, 2009 58 51.42 892 Lefert, Clement Sep 26, 1987 21 FRA France 2nd FRA Nationals Montpellier Apr 22, 2009 58 51.42 892 Straga, Dominik Jun 20, 1988 21 CRO Croatia 1st CRO Nationals Rijeka (semis) Jul 5, 2009 58 51.42 892 Brady, Christopher D. Jun 30, 1988 21 USA United States 2nd Universiadi Belgrade (semis) Jul 5, 2009 58 51.42 892 Lanza, Vinicius Mar 22, 1997 21 BRA Brazil 1st BRA Nationals Rio Apr 17, 2018 62 51.44 891 Tsurkin, Yauhen Dec 9, 1990 24 BLR Belarus 1st BLR Open Champs Brest Apr 15, 2015 63 51.46 890 Korzeniowski, Pawel Jul 9, 1985 30 POL Poland 7th 2015 World Championships Kazan Aug 2, 2015 64 51.47 889 Martins, Henrique Nov 14, 1991 26 BRA Brazil 11th World Championships Budapest (semis) Jul 28, 2017 64 51.47 889 Morgan, David Jan 1, 1994 25 AUS Australia (T)1st AUS Trials Brisbane Jun 9, 2019 64 51.47 889 Matsumoto, Katsuhiro Feb 28, 1997 23 JPN Japan 3rd Japan Open Tokyo Feb 4, 2021 67 51.48 888 Lochte, Ryan S. Aug 3, 1984 28 USA United States 1st 2013 World Championships (semis) Aug 2, 2013 68 51.50 887 Bousquet, Fred Apr 8, 1981 27 FRA France 1st FRA Nationals Dunkerque Apr 26, 2008 68 51.50 887 Skvortsov, Nikolay Mar 28, 1984 25 RUS Russian Federation 14th World Championships Rome (semis) Jul 31, 2009 68 51.50 887 Koptelov, Evgeny Nov 24, 1993 21 RUS Russian Federation 1st 2015 Universiadi Gwangju Jul 4, 2015 68 51.50 887 Sadovnikov, Aleksandr Sep 21, 1996 19 RUS Russian Federation 1st RUS Nationals Moscow Apr 16, 2016 72 51.51 887 Almeida, Kaio M. Oct 19, 1984 24 BRA Brazil 2nd Trofeu Josè Finkel Sep 2, 2009 73 51.52 886 Kos, Hubert Mar 28, 2003 17 HUN Hungary 2nd HUN Spring Nationals Budapest (prelims) Mar 23, 2021 74 51.54 885 Rivolta, Matteo Nov 16, 1991 24 ITA Italy 1st ITA Spring Nationals Riccione Apr 19, 2016 74 51.54 885 Stewart, Coleman Jan 1, 1998 23 USA United States 3rd USA Olympic Trials Omaha (semis) Jun 13, 2021 74 51.54 885 Korstanje, Nyls Feb 5, 1999 22 NED Netherlands 11th Olympic Games Tokyo (prelims) Jul 24, 2021 77 51.57 884 Sankovich, Pavel Jun 29, 1990 24 BLR Belarus 2nd BLR Open Champs Brest Apr 15, 2015 78 51.60 882 Prudnikov, Viacheslav Oct 31, 1993 20 RUS Russian Federation 1st 2014 RUS Nationals May 13, 2014 79 51.61 882 Swanepoel, Corney Mar 17, 1986 23 NZL New Zealand 1st NZL Nationals Christchurch Apr 4, 2009 79 51.61 882 Josa, Matthew A.
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