Swimming at the 2015 European Games – Men's 100 metre backstroke

The men's 100 metre backstroke event at the 2015 European Games in Baku took place on 23 and 24 June at the Aquatic Palace.[1]

Men's 100 metre backstroke
at the 2015 European Games
VenueAquatic Palace
Dates23–24 June
Competitors50 from 27 nations
Winning time54.76
Medalists
gold medal    Great Britain
silver medal    Russia
bronze medal    Germany

Results

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Heats

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The heats were started on 23 June at 10:47.[2]

Rank Heat Lane Name Nationality Time Notes
1 4 4 Luke Greenbank   Great Britain 55.12 Q, GR
2 3 4 Marek Ulrich   Germany 55.45 Q
3 5 5 Joe Hulme   Great Britain 55.74 Q
4 5 4 Robert Glință   Romania 55.92 Q
5 3 5 Mikita Tsmyh   Belarus 55.95 Q
6 4 5 Roman Larin   Russia 56.09 Q
7 4 6 Filipp Shopin   Russia 56.13 Q
8 4 3 Nikolaos Sofianidis   Greece 56.29 Q
9 3 2 Petter Fredriksson   Sweden 56.42 Q
10 4 7 Tomáš Franta   Czech Republic 56.45 Q
11 4 2 Jakub Skierka   Poland 56.57 Q
12 5 3 Kristian Komlenić   Croatia 56.58 Q
13 3 7 Bence Szucsik   Hungary 56.79 Q
14 4 8 Javier Romero   Spain 56.81 Q
15 3 3 Kirill Titov   Russia 56.89
16 5 2 Ole Braunschweig   Germany 56.91 Q
17 3 8 Joe Litchfield   Great Britain 56.92
17 4 1 Gabriel Lópes   Portugal 56.92 Q
19 1 4 Marek Osina   Czech Republic 56.94
20 5 6 Lorenzo Glessi   Italy 57.07
21 2 0 Oskar Ericsson   Sweden 57.22
21 5 1 Jacopo Bietti   Italy 57.22
23 4 0 Dawid Murzyn   Poland 57.33
24 2 4 Christoffer Fredrikson   Finland 57.41
25 3 6 Nikolay Snegirev   Russia 57.46
26 2 7 Andrei Gussev   Estonia 57.48
27 5 8 Dominik Varga   Hungary 57.50
28 3 9 Lorenzo Mora   Italy 57.72
29 2 5 Berk Özkul   Turkey 57.91
30 5 7 Cristiano Hantjoglu   Italy 57.95
31 3 1 Joan Casanovas   Spain 58.05
32 5 0 Franz Müller   Germany 58.08
33 5 9 Rory McEvoy   Ireland 58.20
34 1 8 Daniel Aizenberg   Israel 58.36
35 2 1 Moritz Walaschewski   Germany 58.51
36 2 3 Rasim Oğulcan Gör   Turkey 58.66
37 3 0 Daniel Kaplan   Israel 58.67
38 2 6 Timothy Schlatter   Switzerland 58.99
39 2 9 Idan Dotan   Israel 59.09
40 2 2 Alan Corby   Ireland 59.15
41 4 9 Max Mannes   Luxembourg 59.23
42 2 8 Tomer Drori   Israel 59.27
43 1 7 João Vital   Portugal 59.47
44 1 2 Alexander Světlík   Slovakia 59.53
45 1 5 Qriqoriy Kalminskiy   Azerbaijan 59.79
46 1 3 Vito Vodenik   Slovenia 59.83
47 1 6 Thomas Maurer   Switzerland 59.84
48 1 0 Bragi Snær Hallsson   Iceland 1:00.13
49 1 9 Adrian Negru   Moldova 1:00.41
50 1 1 Tarik Hoch   Liechtenstein 1:04.56

Semifinals

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The semifinals were started on 23 June at 18:37.[3]

Semifinal 1

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Rank Lane Name Nationality Time Notes
1 4 Marek Ulrich   Germany 54.99 Q
2 6 Nikolaos Sofianidis   Greece 55.58 Q
3 5 Robert Glință   Romania 55.70 qSO
3 2 Tomáš Franta   Czech Republic 55.70 qSO
5 3 Roman Larin   Russia 55.82
6 7 Kristian Komlenić   Croatia 56.02
7 8 Gabriel Lópes   Portugal 56.23
8 1 Javier Romero   Spain 57.01

Semifinal 2

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Rank Lane Name Nationality Time Notes
1 4 Luke Greenbank   Great Britain 54.65 Q, GR
2 6 Filipp Shopin   Russia 55.18 Q
3 3 Mikita Tsmyh   Belarus 55.23 q
4 5 Joe Hulme   Great Britain 55.36 q
5 7 Jakub Skierka   Poland 55.47 q
6 1 Bence Szucsik   Hungary 56.05
7 2 Petter Fredriksson   Sweden 56.38
8 8 Ole Braunschweig   Germany 56.67

Swim-off

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The swim-off was held on 23 June at 20:19.[4]

Rank Lane Name Nationality Time Notes
1 4 Robert Glință   Romania 55.31 Q
2 5 Tomáš Franta   Czech Republic 56.02

Final

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The final was held on 24 June at 17:30.[5]

Rank Lane Name Nationality Time Notes
  4 Luke Greenbank   Great Britain 54.76
  3 Filipp Shopin   Russia 54.81
  5 Marek Ulrich   Germany 55.35
4 2 Joe Hulme   Great Britain 55.37
5 1 Nikolaos Sofianidis   Greece 55.43
6 7 Jakub Skierka   Poland 55.62
7 8 Robert Glință   Romania 55.91
8 6 Mikita Tsmyh   Belarus 56.00

References

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