World record progression 400 metres individual medley - Wiki slovník

The first world record in the 400 metres individual medley in long course (50 metres) swimming was recognized by the International Swimming Federation (FINA) in 1957, followed by the women a year later. In the short course (25 metres) swimming events the world's governing body recognizes world records since March 3, 1991.

Men

Long course

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#	Time		Name	Nationality	Date	Meet	Location
1	5:15.6		Gary Heinrich	United States	27 August 1957	-	Philadelphia, United States
2	5:12.9		Vladimir Strushanov	Soviet Union	20 October 1957	-	Moscow, Soviet Union
3	5:08.8		Ian Black	Great Britain	6 June 1959	-	Cardiff, United Kingdom
4	5:07.8		George Harrison	United States	24 June 1960	-	Los Angeles, United States
5	5:05.3		George Harrison	United States	24 June 1960	-	Los Angeles, United States
6	5:04.5		Dennis Rounsaville	United States	22 July 1960	-	Toledo, United States
7	5:04.3		Ted Stickles	United States	1 July 1961	-	Chicago, United States
8	4:55.6		Ted Stickles	United States	18 August 1961	-	Los Angeles, United States
9	4:53.8		Gerhard Hetz	West Germany	24 May 1962	-	Moscow, Soviet Union
10	4:51.4		Ted Stickles	United States	30 June 1962	-	Chicago, United States
11	4:51.0		Ted Stickles	United States	12 July 1962	-	Louisville, United States
12	4:50.2		Gerhard Hetz	West Germany	12 October 1963	-	Tokyo, Japan
13	4:48.6		Dick Roth	United States	31 July 1964	-	Los Altos, United States
14	4:45.4		Dick Roth	United States	14 October 1964	Olympic Games	Tokyo, Japan
15	4:45.3		Andrey Dunayev	Soviet Union	3 April 1968	-	Tallinn, Soviet Union
16	4:45.1		Greg Buckingham	United States	6 July 1968	Santa Clara Invitational	Santa Clara, United States
17	4:43.4		Gary Hall Sr.	United States	20 July 1968	-	Los Angeles, United States
18	4:43.3	h	Charlie Hickcox	United States	30 August 1968	US Olympic Trials	Long Beach, United States
19	4:39.0		Charlie Hickcox	United States	30 August 1968	US Olympic Trials	Long Beach, United States
20	4:38.7		Gary Hall Sr.	United States	11 July 1969	Santa Clara Invitational	Santa Clara, United States
21	4:33.9		Gary Hall Sr.	United States	15 August 1969	AAU Nationals	Louisville, United States
22	4:31.0		Gary Hall Sr.	United States	21 August 1970	AAU Nationals	Los Angeles, United States
23	4:30.81		Gary Hall Sr.	United States	3 August 1972	US Olympic Trials	Chicago, United States
24	4:28.89		András Hargitay	Hungary	20 August 1974	European Championships	Vienna, Austria
25	4:26.00		Zoltán Verrasztó	Hungary	2 April 1976	AAU Indoor Championships	Long Beach, United States
26	4:23.68		Rod Strachan	United States	25 July 1976	Olympic Games	Montreal, Canada
27	4:23.39		Jesse Vassallo	United States	4 August 1978	AAU Championships	The Woodlands, United States
28	4:20.05		Jesse Vassallo	United States	28 August 1978	World Championships	West Berlin, West Germany
29	4:19.78		Ricardo Prado	Brazil	8 August 1982	World Championships	Guayaquil, Ecuador
30	4:19.61		Jens-Peter Berndt	East Germany	23 May 1984	East German Championships	Magdeburg, East Germany
31	4:17.53		Alex Baumann	Canada	17 June 1984	Canadian Olympic Trials	Etobicoke, Canada
32	4:17.41		Alex Baumann	Canada	30 July 1984	Olympic Games	Los Angeles, United States
33	4:16.12		David Wharton	United States	14 August 1987	Pan Pacific Championships	Brisbane, Australia
34	4:15.42		Tamás Darnyi	Hungary	19 August 1987	European Championships	Strasbourg, France
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