2016 Finswimming World Championships

19th Finswimming World Championships
Venue	Swimming Pool Neas Ionias “Vasilis Polymeros”
Location	Volos, Greece
Dates	24–28 July
Competitors	432
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The 19th Finswimming World Championships was held in Volos, Greece at the Swimming Pool Neas Ionias “Vasilis Polymeros” from 24 to 28 July 2016.^[1]

Medal overview[]

Men's events[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 m surface	(COL)	15.00 WR	(GRE)	15.24	(RUS)	15.47
100 m surface	(GER)	34.22	(FRA)	34.48	(GRE)	34.55
200 m surface	Juan Ocampo (COL)	1:19.76	(RUS)	1:20.76	(RUS)	1:20.83
400 m surface	(GRE)	2:58.12	(RUS)	2:58.85	(GRE)	2:59.29
800 m surface	(RUS)	6:19.28	(GRE)	6:21.54	(UKR)	6:26.06
1500 m surface	(RUS)	12:15.53	(UKR)	12:25.84	(ITA)	12:36.27
50 m bi-fins	(RUS)	18.50	(CRO)	18.79	(HUN)	18.87
100 m bi-fins	(RUS)	41.44 WR	(HUN)	41.69	(FRA)	42.14
200 m bi-fins	(HUN)	1:33.31 WR	(KOR)	1:36.19	(RUS)	1:36.20
50 m apnea	(KOR)	13.85	(COL)	14.00	(RUS)	14.02
100 m immersion	(KOR)   (COL)	31.34 WR	Not awarded		(KOR)	31.46
400 m immersion	(CHN)	2:40.40 WR	(CHN)	2:40.42	(UKR)	2:46.09
4×100 m surface relay	Russia (35.01) (35.85) (33.94) (34.50) [a] [a]	2:19.30	Germany (34.56) (36.47) (34.52) (33.92)	2:19.47	Italy (34.88) (34.33) (35.64) (35.13) [a]	2:19.98
4×200 m surface relay	Russia (1:19.18) (1:22.73) (1:21.74) (1:20.16)	5:23.81	Italy (1:21.77) (1:22.80) (1:20.61) (1:19.93) [a]	5:25.11	Germany (1:23.00) (1:20.82) (1:21.84) (1:20.52) [a] [a]	5:26.18
6 km open water	(COL)	27:47.33	(ITA)	28:12.36	(RUS)	28:32.52

^a Swimmers who participated in the heats only and received medals.

Women's events[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 m surface	(KOR)	16.94 WR	(KOR)	17.44	(ITA)	17.81
100 m surface	(CHN)	38.13	(KOR)	38.61	(RUS)   (CHN)	38.72
200 m surface	(RUS)	1:26.88	(CHN)	1:28.05	(ITA)	1:28.61
400 m surface	(CHN)	3:16.24	(UKR)	3:16.54	(UKR)	3:18.64
800 m surface	(CHN)	6:49.27	(UKR)	6:53.17	(RUS)	6:53.78
1500 m surface	(CHN)	13:15.05	(UKR)	13:17.83	(RUS)	13:20.39
50 m bi-fins	Petra Senánszky (HUN)	20.98 WR	(UKR)	21.51	(KOR)	21.52
100 m bi-fins	Petra Senánszky (HUN)	45.69 WR	(UKR)	46.88	(HUN)	47.53
200 m bi-fins	Petra Senánszky (HUN)	1:41.42 WR	(HUN)	1:45.16	(POL)	1:46.21
50 m apnea	(KOR)	15.59	(KOR)	16.04	(GRE)	16.22
100 m immersion	(KOR)	35.44	(CHN)	35.96	(CHN)	36.04
400 m immersion	(CHN)	2:56.87 WR	(CHN)	2:57.01	(KOR)	3:00.76
4×100 m surface relay	Russia (39.38) (38.64) (38.37) (38.15) [b]	2:34.54 WR	China (39.26) (40.75) (39.34) (37.12)	2:36.47	Colombia (40.36) (39.81) (38.26) (39.40) [b]	2:37.83
4×200 m surface relay	Russia (1:26.33) (1:29.55) (1:30.83) (1:30.36) [b] [b]	5:57.07	China (1:30.10) (1:32.28) (1:32.68) (1:27.85)	6:02.91	Ukraine (1:32.90) (1:31.49) (1:33.85) (1:29.51)	6:07.75
6 km open water	(RUS)	56:43.80	(UKR)	58:49.77	(FRA)	59:02.92

^b Swimmers who participated in the heats only and received medals.

Mixed events[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
4×2 km open water relay	Russia (17:42.15) (20:32.53) (19:23.44) (18:40.92)	1:16:19.04	Ukraine (18:12.28) (20:05.89) (20:05.18) (19:19.59)	1:17:42.94	Greece (17:34.84) (19:39.15) (20:23.79) (20:44.71)	1:18:22.49

Medal table[]

  *   Host nation

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Russia (RUS)	11	2	8	21
2	China (CHN)	6	6	2	14
3	South Korea (KOR)	5	4	3	12
4	Hungary (HUN)	4	2	2	8
5	Colombia (COL)	4	1	1	6
6	Greece (GRE)*	1	2	4	7
7	Germany (GER)	1	1	1	3
8	Ukraine (UKR)	0	8	4	12
9	Italy (ITA)	0	2	4	6
10	France (FRA)	0	1	2	3
11	Croatia (CRO)	0	1	0	1
12	Poland (POL)	0	0	1	1
Totals (12 nations)		32	30	32	94

References[]

External links[]

• Official website
• Results