Swimming at the 2005 World Aquatics Championships – Men's 50 metre breaststroke

The Men's 50 Breaststroke event at the 11th FINA World Aquatics Championships swam 26 and 27 July 2005 in Montreal, Canada. Preliminary and Semifinal heats were on 26 July; the final was held on 27 July.

Men's 50m Breaststroke
at the 2005 FINA World Aquatics Championships
Dates26 July 2005 (preliminaries and semifinals)
27 July 2005 (final)
Competitors108 from 80 nations
Winning time27.63 seconds
Medalists
    Germany
    United States
    Japan

Prior to the competition, the existing World (WR) and Championships (CR) records were:

Results

Final

PlaceSwimmerNationTimeNotes
1Mark Warnecke Germany27.63
2Mark Gangloff USA27.71
3Kosuke Kitajima JPN Japan27.78
4Hugues Duboscq France27.87
5Chris Cook Great Britain28.00
6Valeriy Dymo Ukraine28.03
6Emil Tahirovic Slovenia28.03
8Brenton Rickard Australia28.27

Semifinals

RankHeat/LaneSwimmerNationTimeNotes
1S2 L5Hugues Duboscq France27.73q
2S2 L3Emil Tahirovič Slovenia27.81q
3S2 L2Kosuke Kitajima Japan27.89q
4S2 L4Mark Gangloff USA27.90q
5S1 L1Chris Cook GBR27.91q
6S1 L5Mark Warnecke Germany27.96q
7S2 L1Valeriy Dymo Ukraine28.00q
8S1 L2Brenton Rickard Australia28.04q
9S1 L7Mihály Flaskay Hungary28.14
10S1 L3Matjaž Markič Slovenia28.16
11S1 L6Martin Gustavsson Sweden28.17
12S1 L4James Gibson Great Britain28.18
13S2 L7Jens Kruppa Germany28.23
13S2 L8Jarno Pihlava Finland28.23
15S1 L8WANG Haibo China28.33
16S2 L6Remo Luetolf  Switzerland28.44

Preliminaries

RankHeat/LaneSwimmerNationTimeNotes
1H13 L8Mark Gangloff  United States27.49q
2H14 L3James Gibson  Great Britain27.73q
3H13 L6Hugues Duboscq  France27.79q
4H14 L4Mark Warnecke  Germany27.80q
5H13 L5Emil Tahirovič  Slovenia27.81q
6H14 L5Matjaž Markič  Slovenia27.93q
7H12 L6Remo Luetolf  Switzerland27.95q
8H12 L8Martin Gustavsson  Sweden28.00q
9H12 L3Kosuke Kitajima  Japan28.03q
9H13 L3Brenton Rickard  Australia28.03q
11H12 L2Jens Kruppa  Germany28.04q
11H13 L1Mihály Flaskay  Hungary28.04q
13H12 L1Valeriy Dymo  Ukraine28.05q
14H12 L5Chris Cook  Great Britain28.06q
15H13 L7Jarno Pihlava  Finland28.10q
15H14 L2WANG Haibo  China28.10q
17H10 L8Mihail Alexandrov  Bulgaria28.16
18H12 L4Oleg Lisogor  Ukraine28.18
19H11 L8Dzianis Silkov  Belarus28.25 NR
20H14 L8Scott Dickens  Canada28.38
21H13 L2Daniel Málek  Czech Republic28.43
22H11 L4Alexander Dale Oen  Norway28.48
23H14 L6Mark Riley  Australia28.49
23H14 L1Lennart Stekelenburg  Netherlands28.49
25H13 L4Alessandro Terrin  Italy28.50
26H11 L7Aleksander Hetland  Norway28.54
26H14 L7Matthew Huang  Canada28.54
28H11 L1Malick Fall  Senegal28.62
29H11 L5Vladislav Polyakov  Kazakhstan28.69
30H11 L6Genki Imamura  Japan28.70
31H11 L3Mladen Tepavčević  Serbia and Montenegro28.71
32H09 L6Arsenio Lopez  Puerto Rico28.90
33H11 L2Jakob Sveinsson  Iceland28.92
34H10 L7Yevgeniy Ryzhkov  Kazakhstan28.93
35H10 L6Scott Usher  United States28.96
36H09 L3Alwin de Prins  Luxembourg29.02
37H07 L7Mikalai Hancharov  Belarus29.12
38H10 L5Glenn Snyders  New Zealand29.19
39H09 L2Thabang Moeketsane  South Africa29.26
40H10 L4HAN Tianji  China29.28
41H10 L1Andrei Capitanciuc  Moldova29.40
42H10 L2Sergei Postica  Moldova29.47
43H10 L3Jiri Jedlicka  Czech Republic29.56
44H05 L4Aleksandr Baldin  Estonia29.58
45H09 L7Maksim Shilov  Uzbekistan29.61
46H09 L5Vorrawuti Aumpiwan  Thailand29.68
47H08 L8Terrence Haynes  Barbados29.73
48H09 L8Alfonso Espinosa  Dominican Republic29.77
49H07 L1Keun Min Jin  South Korea29.81
50H09 L1Puneet Rana  India29.95
51H06 L7Milan Glamocic  Bosnia and Herzegovina30.03
52H07 L5Kyriakos Dimosthenous  Cyprus30.11
53H06 L5Edgar Crespo  Panama30.25
54H07 L4Chan Wai Ma  Macau30.26
55H06 L6Antonio Leon  Paraguay30.28
56H08 L7Herry Yudhianto  Indonesia30.29
57H06 L4Eric Williams  Nigeria30.33
58H06 L3Kevin Hensley  Virgin Islands30.38
58H08 L4Andrey Morkovin  Uzbekistan30.38
60H07 L6Mark Tan  Singapore30.45
61H07 L8Chisela Kanchela  Zambia30.48
62H04 L3Josh Laban  Virgin Islands30.50
63H08 L1Mohamad Al-Naser  Kuwait30.66
64H08 L2Su Jong Sin  South Korea30.68
65H05 L5Ivane Lekvtadze  Georgia30.69
66H05 L6Tom Be'eri  Israel30.72
67H06 L2Leonard Tan  Singapore30.89
68H08 L5WANG Wei-Wen  Chinese Taipei30.98
69H05 L2Amar Shah  Kenya31.37
70H06 L1Joao Matias  Angola31.38
71H05 L3Khaly Ciss  Senegal31.45
72H04 L4Erik Rajohnson  Madagascar31.62
73H03 L6Aziz Abul  Pakistan31.66
74H05 L8Youssef Hafdi  Morocco31.67
75H05 L1Yousuf Alyousuf  Saudi Arabia31.70
76H05 L7Tamatoa Ellacott  Tahiti31.90
77H04 L5Sean Dehere  Barbados31.99
78H04 L2Hei Meng Lao  Macau32.16
79H04 L7Joel Refos  Suriname32.21
80H04 L6Diego Foianini  Bolivia32.47
81H06 L8Marc Dansou  Benin32.55
82H04 L8Gordon Touw Ngie Tjouw  Suriname32.65
83H04 L1Remigio Chilanle  Mozambique33.68
84H03 L3Sadeq Damrah  Palestine33.97
85H01 L3Joseph Kimani  Kenya34.31
86H03 L5Alice Shrestha  Nepal34.61
87H03 L4Khurlee Enkhmandakh  Mongolia34.84
88H01 L6Earlando McRae  Guyana35.24
89H02 L8Tony Augustine  Federated States of Micronesia35.29
90H02 L2Ian Taylor  Marshall Islands35.50
91H03 L2Bounthanom Vongphachanh  Laos35.91
92H03 L1Boldbaatar Butekhuils  Mongolia36.12
93H02 L4Connor Keith  Guam36.46
94H03 L7Khaykeo Viengmany  Laos37.08
95H02 L7Michael Taylor  Marshall Islands37.20
96H02 L5Joshua Marfleet  Samoa38.59
97H02 L1Yacoub Salem Bilal  Mauritania45.67
-H03 L8Noah Mugenyi  UgandaDQ
--Christian Tamini  Burkina FasoDNS
--Romain Aziz Belemtougri  Burkina FasoDNS
--Donnie Defeitas  Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesDNS
--A. Lamine Alhousseini  NigerDNS
--Kodjovi Mawuena Kowouvi  TogoDNS
--Patrick Chea  LiberiaDNS
--Ayman Khattab  EgyptDNS
--Gibrilla Bamba  Sierra LeoneDNS
--Richilieu Jackson  LiberiaDNS
--Vanja Rogulj  CroatiaDNS

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