Swimming at the 2009 World Aquatics Championships – Women's 800 metre freestyle

The heats for the Women's 800 m Freestyle race at the 2009 World Championships took place on the morning of 31 July and the final will take place in the evening session of 1 August at the Foro Italico in Rome, Italy.

Records[]

World Record (WR)	8:14.10	Rebecca Adlington	Beijing	16 August 2008
Competition Record (CR)	8:18.52	Kate Ziegler	Melbourne	31 March 2007

Medalists[]

Gold	Silver	Bronze
Lotte Friis  Denmark	Joanne Jackson  Great Britain	Alessia Filippi  Italy

Heats[]

According to Omega Timing, the heat results were:^[1]

Rank	Name	Nationality	Time	Heat	Lane	Notes
1	Rebecca Adlington	Great Britain	8:20.53	5	4
2	Joanne Jackson	Great Britain	8:20.80	3	4
3	Camelia Potec	Romania	8:22.03	4	4
4	Alessia Filippi	Italy	8:24.03	5	5
5	Lotte Friis	Denmark	8:25.72	4	5
6	Erika Villaécija García	Spain	8:26.58	5	3
7	Wendy Trott	South Africa	8:27.26	3	3
8	Kristel Köbrich	Chile	8:27.90	3	2	SA
8	Ophelie-Cyrielle Etienne	France	8:27.90	4	6
10	Chloe Sutton	United States	8:29.25	5	6
11	Coralie Balmy	France	8:31.39	4	3
12		Spain	8:33.51	4	2
13	Andreina Pinto	Venezuela	8:34.17	3	6
14		China	8:36.14	4	1
15	Melissa Gorman	Australia	8:36.37	3	7
16	Jordis Steinegger	Austria	8:36.82	5	8
17	Patricia Castañeda Miyamoto	Mexico	8:36.98	3	9	NR
18	Blair Evans	Australia	8:38.10	5	2
19	Elena Sokolova	Russia	8:39.09	3	5
20		Ireland	8:39.17	4	9	NR
21	Maiko Fujino	Japan	8:40.18	5	1
22	Gráinne Murphy	Ireland	8:40.23	5	9
23	Susana Escobar	Mexico	8:41.10	4	8
24	Lynette Lim	Singapore	8:42.16	2	2
25		Japan	8:44.43	3	1
26	Swann Oberson	Switzerland	8:44.93	2	4
27	Yanel Pinto	Venezuela	8:45.45	2	1
28	Haley Anderson	United States	8:45.91	4	7
29		Slovenia	8:47.51	5	7
30	Savannah King	Canada	8:48.01	5	0
31		Switzerland	8:49.28	2	5
32	Yang Chin-Kuei	Chinese Taipei	8:49.70	2	6
33	Nina Dittrich	Austria	8:51.65	3	0
34		Philippines	8:53.34	2	8	NR
35		South Korea	8:56.08	2	7
36		Slovenia	8:56.71	3	8
37	Samantha Arevalo	Ecuador	9:05.74	2	0
38	Khoo Cai Lin	Malaysia	9:05.77	2	3
39		Singapore	9:10.25	1	5
40	Andrea Cedron	Peru	9:14.90	1	4
41	Nada Abbas	Egypt	9:15.62	2	9
42		Chinese Taipei	9:20.80	1	3
43		Peru	9:25.02	1	6
44		Jordan	9:39.87	1	2
45		Dominican Republic	9:53.98	1	7
46		Pakistan	10:05.79	1	1	NR
47		Fiji	10:52.89	1	8
—	Federica Pellegrini	Italy	DNS	1	0
—		Poland	DNS	1	9
—	Tanya Hunks	Canada	DNS	4	0

Final[]

According to Omega Timing, the final results were:^[2]

Rank	Name	Nationality	Time	Lane	Notes
	Lotte Friis[3]	Denmark	8:15.92	2	CR, NR
	Joanne Jackson[4]	Great Britain	8:16.66	5
	Alessia Filippi[5]	Italy	8:17.21	6	NR
4	Rebecca Adlington[4][6]	Great Britain	8:17.90	4
5	Camelia Potec	Romania	8:20.44	3
6	Erika Villaécija García	Spain	8:25.97	7
7	Ophélie-Cyrielle Etienne	France	8:26.35	8
8	Wendy Trott	South Africa	8:29.61	1
9	Kristel Köbrich	Chile	8:30.10	0

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