2023 World Para Swimming Championships – Men's 100 metre backstroke

The men's 100m backstroke events at the 2023 World Para Swimming Championships were held at the Manchester Aquatics Centre between 31 July and 6 August.

Medalists

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
S1 Kamil Otowski
  Poland
Anton Kol
  Ukraine
Francesco Bettella
  Italy
S2 Gabriel Araújo
  Brazil
Alberto Abarza
  Chile
Jacek Czech
  Poland
S6 Yang Hong
  China
Dino Sinovčić
  Croatia
Matías de Andrade
  Argentina
S7 Andrii Trusov
  Ukraine
Yurii Shenhur
  Ukraine
Federico Bicelli
  Italy
S8 Iñigo Lloips Sanz
  Spain
Kota Kubota
  Japan
Sam Downie
  Great Britain
S9 Simone Barlaam
  Italy
Ugo Didier
  France
Timothy Hodge
  Australia
S10 Stefano Raimondi
  Italy
Riccardo Menciotti
  Italy
Ihor Nimchenko
  Ukraine
S11 Mykhailo Serbin
  Ukraine
Marco Meneses
  Portugal
Rogier Dorsman
  Netherlands
S12 Stephen Clegg
  Great Britain
Raman Salei
  Azerbaijan
Douglas Matera
  Brazil
S13 Thomas van Wanrooij
  Netherlands
Enrique José Alhambra Mollar
  Spain
Oleksii Virchenko
  Ukraine
S14 Benjamin Hance
  Australia
Gabriel Bandeira
  Brazil
Alexander Hillhouse
  Denmark

Results

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The applicable records entering the event were as follows:

Record Swimmer Time
World record Hennadii Boiko   2:08.01
Championship record Iyad Shalabi   2:25.51


Final

The event took place on 2 Aug 2023 at 17:35. Five swimmers entered and the event progressed directly to final.


Rank Lane Athlete Nation Result Notes
  4 Kamil Otowski   Poland 2:18.60
  5 Anton Kol   Ukraine 2:27.55
  3 Francesco Bettella   Italy 2:30.89
4 6 Iyad Shalabi   Israel 2:33.53
5 2 Dimitrios Karypidis   Greece 3:04.90

The applicable records entering the event were as follows:

Record Swimmer Time
World record Liankang Zou   1:45.25
Championship record Santos Araujo Dos   1:57.69


Final

The event took place on 2 Aug 2023 at 17:42. Seven swimmers entered and the event was treated as a direct final.


Rank Lane Athlete Nation Result Notes
  4 Gabriel Araújo   Brazil 1:55.34
  5 Alberto Abarza Diaz   Chile 2:06.42
  3 Jacek Czech   Poland 2:07.04
4 6 Roman Bondarenko   Ukraine 2:13.80
5 2 C Tronco Sanchez   Mexico 2:17.05
6 1 Rodrigo Santillan   Peru 2:19.13
7 7 Conrad Hildebrand   Sweden 2:42.85

The event took place on the morning and evening of 31 July.

Entering the event, the World and championships records were as follows:[1]

Record Swimmer Time
World record   Zheng Tao : 1:10.84
Championship record   Zheng Tao : 1:12.94
Heats

Nine swimmers entered the event. The top eight, regardless of heat, advanced to the final.[2]

Rank Heat Lane Name Nation Result Notes
1 2 6 Yang Hong   China 1:16.55 Q
2 1 5 Jia Hongguang   China 1:17.32 Q
3 2 4 Dino Sinovcic   Croatia 1:17.51 Q
4 1 6 Wang Jingang   China 1:18.46 Q
5 1 4 Matias de Andrade   Argentina 1:19.23 Q
6 2 5 Nelson Crispín   Colombia 1:22.12 Q
7 2 3 David Sanchez Sierra   Spain 1:22.13 Q
8 1 3 Daniel Videira   Portugal 1:22.92 Q
9 2 2 Raul Gutierrez   Mexico 1:24.48
Final

Eight swimmers from six nations took part.[3]

Rank Name Nation Result Notes
  Yang Hong   China 1:15.17
  Dino Sinovčić   Croatia 1:17.71
  Matías de Andrade   Argentina 1:18.74
4 Wang Jingang   China 1:19.42
5 Nelson Crispín   Colombia 1:19.87
6 Jia Hongguang   China 1:20.72
7 David Sanchez Sierra   Spain 1:20.94
8 Daniel Videira   Portugal 1:22.79

The applicable records entering the event were as follows:

Record Swimmer Time
World record Andrii Trusov   1:08.14
Championship record Bohdan Hrynenko   1:08.92
Heats

The event took place on 3 Aug 2023 at 10:26. Nine swimmers entered. The highest ranked eight, regardless of heat, progressed to the final

Rank Heat Lane Name Nation Result Notes
1 2 4 Andrii Trusov   Ukraine 1:12.13 Q
1 1 5 Yurii Shenhur   Ukraine 1:12.13 Q
3 2 3 Christian Sadie   South Africa 1:14.10 Q
4 1 4 Federico Bicelli   Italy 1:15.06 Q
5 2 5 Inaki Basiloff   Argentina 1:15.40 Q
6 1 3 Marian Kvasnytsia   Ukraine 1:15.45 Q
7 1 6 Nicolas Poggi   Argentina 1:16.22 Q
8 2 2 Wei Soong Toh   Singapore 1:18.60 Q
9 2 6 Carlos Serrano Zárate   Colombia 1:20.69


Final

The event took place on 3 Aug 2023 at 20:12.


Rank Lane Athlete Nation Result Notes
  5 Andrii Trusov   Ukraine 1:09.37
  4 Yurii Shenhur   Ukraine 1:10.67
  6 Federico Bicelli   Italy 1:12.08
4 3 Christian Sadie   South Africa 1:12.99
5 2 Inaki Basiloff   Argentina 1:13.37
6 8 Wei Soong Toh   Singapore 1:14.97
7 7 Marian Kvasnytsia   Ukraine 1:15.44
8 1 Nicolas Poggi   Argentina 1:17.45

The applicable records entering the event were as follows:

Record Swimmer Time
World record Robert Griswold   1:02.55
Championship record Konstantin Lisenkov   1:03.32
Final

The event took place on 3 Aug 2023 at 20:12.


Rank Lane Athlete Nation Result Notes
  5 Inigo Llopis Sanz   Spain 1:05.32
  4 Kota Kubota   Japan 1:06.40
  2 Sam Downie   Great Britain 1:08.36
4 6 Mark Malyar   Israel 1:09.17
5 3 Kotaro Ogiwara   Japan 1:09.39
6 1 Pipo Carlomagno   Argentina 1:11.08
7 7 S Martos Minguet   Spain 1:11.31
8 8 Jurijs Semjonovs   Latvia 1:19.60

The applicable records entering the event were as follows:

Record Swimmer Time
World record Simone Barlaam   59.72
Championship record Simone Barlaam   59.72


Heats

10 swimmers entered the competition.

Rank Lane Athlete Nation Result Notes "
1 5 Timothy Hodge   Australia 1:01.90
2 4 Ugo Didier   France 1:02.58
3 4 Simone Barlaam   Italy 1:04.46
4 5 Jesse Reynolds   New Zealand 1:04.85
5 2 Eduard Horodianyn   Ukraine 1:05.52
6 3 Barry Mcclements   Ireland 1:06.37
7 3 Jendi Pangabean   Indonesia 1:06.43
8 6 Brenden Hall   Australia 1:06.80
9 6 Visser Sam De   Belgium 1:07.56
10 2 Brun Jacobo Garrido   Spain 1:11.68
Final
Rank Lane Athlete Nation Result Notes "
1 3 Simone Barlaam   Italy 1:00.35
2 5 Ugo Didier   France 1:00.42
3 4 Timothy Hodge   Australia 1:02.15
4 6 Jesse Reynolds   New Zealand 1:04.95
5 2 Eduard Horodianyn   Ukraine 1:05.69
6 7 Barry Mcclements   Ireland 1:05.90
7 8 Brenden Hall   Australia 1:06.35

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The event took place on the morning and evening of 31 July.

Entering the event, the World and championship records were as follows:

Record Swimmer Time
World record   A Svetov-Nevolin : 59.35
Championship record   Yaroslav Denysenko : 59.40
Heats

12 swimmers took part. The Top eight, regardless of heat, progress to the final[4]

Rank Heat Lane Name Nation Result Notes
1 2 4 Stephen Clegg   Great Britain 1:00.01 Q
2 1 4 Raman Salei   Azerbaijan 1:02.26 Q
3 1 5 Martin Alex Villarejo   Spain 1:05.62 Q
4 1 3 Dmytro Sukhanov   Ukraine 1:08.30 Q
5 2 5 Maulana Rifky Yavianda   Indonesia 1:08.39 Q
6 2 3 Douglas Matera   Brazil 1:09.19 Q
7 2 2 Roman Mychka   Ukraine 1:09.69 Q
8 2 7 Jahan Abadi Karimi   Iran 1:10.39 Q
9 2 6 Tamayo Borja Sanz   Spain 1:10.58
10 1 6 Daniel Giraldo Correa   Colombia 1:10.84
11 1 2 Roman Potapov   Kazakhstan 1:12.31
12 1 7 Andrey Afanasyev   Kazakhstan 1:14.66
Final

Eight swimmers from seven nations took part.[5]

Rank Name Nation Result Notes
  Stephen Clegg   Great Britain 1:00.13
  Raman Salei   Azerbaijan 1:00.83
  Douglas Matera   Brazil 1:04.60
4 Maulana Rifky Yavianda   Indonesia 1:05.00
5 Alex Villarejo Martin   Spain 1:05.69
6 Dmytro Sukhanov   Ukraine 1:06.72
7 Karimi Jahan Abadi   Iran 1:10.68
8 Roman Mychka   Ukraine 1:10.68

The event took place on the morning and evening of 1 August.

Entering the event, the World and championship records were as follows:

Record Swimmer Time
World record   Benjamin Hance : 56.88
Championship record   Benjamin Hance : 57.34
Heats

13 swimmers took part. The Top eight, regardless of heat, progress to the final[6]

Rank Heat Lane Name Nation Result Notes
1 2 4 Benjamin Hance   Australia 57.48 Q
2 1 4 Gabriel Bandeira   Brazil 1:00.05 Q
3 2 5 Alexander Hillhouse   Denmark 1:00.41 Q
4 1 5 Jordan Catchpole   Great Britain 1:01.11 Q
5 1 3 Vasyl Krainyk   Ukraine 1:01.44 Q
6 2 3 Ricky Betar   Australia 1:01.81 Q
7 2 6 Louis Lawlor   Great Britain 1:01.84 Q
8 1 6 Lee In-kook   South Korea 1:02.19 Q
9 1 7 Lautaro Maidana   Argentina 1:03.02
10 1 2 Hui Ka Chun   Hong Kong 1:03.36
11 2 2 Muhammad Redzuan   Malaysia 1:03.83
12 2 7 Nicholas Bennett   Canada 1:04.19
13 2 1 Cameron Vearncombe   Great Britain 1:05.46
Final

Eight swimmers from seven nations took part.[7]

Rank Name Nation Result Notes
  Benjamin Hance   Australia 57.26 CR
  Gabriel Bandeira   Brazil 59.05
  Alexander Hillhouse   Denmark 59.86
4 Jordan Catchpole   Great Britain 1:00.41
5 Vasyl Krainyk   Ukraine 1:01.81
6 Louis Lawlor   Great Britain 1:01.86
7 Ricky Betar   Australia 1:01.89
8 Lee In-kook   South Korea 1:02.31

References

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  1. ^ "Manchester 2023 World Para Swimming Championships - Initial Records". www.paralympic.org. Retrieved 2023-08-01.
  2. ^ "Men's 100m backstroke S6 Heats" (PDF). paralympic.org. 31 July 2023. Retrieved 1 August 2023.
  3. ^ "Men's 100m backstroke S6 Finals" (PDF). paralympic.org. 31 July 2023. Retrieved 1 August 2023.
  4. ^ "Men's 100m backstroke S12 Heats" (PDF). paralympic.org. 31 July 2023. Retrieved 1 August 2023.
  5. ^ "Men's 100m backstroke S12 Finals" (PDF). paralympic.org. 31 July 2023. Retrieved 1 August 2023.
  6. ^ "Men's 100m backstroke S14 Heats" (PDF). paralympic.org. 1 August 2023. Retrieved 1 August 2023.
  7. ^ "Men's 100m backstroke S14 Finals" (PDF). paralympic.org. 1 August 2023. Retrieved 1 August 2023.