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The men s 100 metre butterfly event at the 1992 Summer Olympics took place on 27 July at the Piscines Bernat Picornell in Barcelona Spain 1 Men s 100 metre butterflyat the Games of the XXV OlympiadVenuePiscines Bernat PicornellDate27 July 1992 heats amp finals Competitors71 from 59 nationsWinning time53 32MedalistsPablo Morales United StatesRafal Szukala PolandAnthony Nesty Suriname 19881996 Contents 1 Records 2 Results 2 1 Heats 2 2 Finals 2 2 1 Final B 2 2 2 Final A 3 References 4 External linksRecords editPrior to this competition the existing world and Olympic records were as follows World record nbsp Pablo Morales USA 52 84 Orlando United States 23 June 1986 Olympic record nbsp Anthony Nesty SUR 53 00 Seoul South Korea 21 September 1988Results editHeats edit Rule The eight fastest swimmers advance to final A Q while the next eight to final B q 2 Rank Heat Lane Name Nationality Time Notes 1 8 4 Pablo Morales nbsp United States 53 59 Q 2 7 3 Rafal Szukala nbsp Poland 53 60 Q 3 9 4 Anthony Nesty nbsp Suriname 53 89 Q 4 8 5 Marcel Gery nbsp Canada 53 94 Q 5 9 7 Pavlo Khnykin nbsp Unified Team 54 02 Q 6 1 8 Martin Lopez Zubero nbsp Spain 54 04 Q NR 7 9 2 Vladislav Kulikov nbsp Unified Team 54 23 Q 8 7 4 Melvin Stewart nbsp United States 54 26 Q 9 7 7 Bruno Gutzeit nbsp France 54 35 q 10 6 8 Christian Keller nbsp Germany 54 47 q 11 7 5 Shen Jianqiang nbsp China 54 53 q 12 8 7 Jani Sievinen nbsp Finland 54 57 q 13 8 2 Martin Herrmann nbsp Germany 54 59 q 14 9 3 Jon Sieben nbsp Australia 54 67 q 15 8 3 Tom Ponting nbsp Canada 54 77 q 16 7 2 Jose Carlos Souza nbsp Brazil 54 78 q 17 8 1 Andrew Baildon nbsp Australia 54 80 18 7 1 Eduardo Piccinini nbsp Brazil 54 87 19 8 6 Richard Leishman nbsp Great Britain 54 96 20 6 1 Eran Groumi nbsp Israel 55 18 6 4 Keiichi Kawanaka nbsp Japan 22 9 1 Franck Esposito nbsp France 55 26 23 7 8 Leonardo Michelotti nbsp Italy 55 28 24 7 6 Ugur Taner nbsp Turkey 55 31 25 5 2 Nicholas Sanders nbsp New Zealand 55 44 26 5 5 Craig Jackson nbsp South Africa 55 45 6 3 Alexander Brandl nbsp Austria 28 6 5 Guy Callaghan nbsp New Zealand 55 49 29 9 8 Jaime Fernandez nbsp Spain 55 62 30 5 8 Aldo Suurvali nbsp Estonia 55 78 NR 31 5 7 Vesa Hanski nbsp Finland 55 81 32 4 8 Dragomir Markov nbsp Bulgaria 55 85 NR 33 9 6 Arturs Jakovlevs nbsp Latvia 55 95 34 5 4 Tomohiro Miyoshi nbsp Japan 55 98 35 6 2 Peter Horvath nbsp Hungary 56 09 36 4 5 Joseph Eric Buhain nbsp Philippines 56 19 37 5 3 Giovanni Linscheer nbsp Suriname 56 20 38 8 8 Can Ergenekan nbsp Turkey 56 30 39 4 3 Arthur Li Kai Yien nbsp Hong Kong 56 47 40 5 1 Marco Braida nbsp Italy 56 50 41 3 7 Simon Wainwright nbsp Great Britain 56 53 42 4 4 Matjaz Kozelj nbsp Slovenia 56 65 43 6 6 Kire Filipovski nbsp Independent Olympic Participants 56 68 44 1 1 Janko Gojkovic nbsp Bosnia and Herzegovina 56 81 NR 45 4 7 Khristian Minkovski nbsp Bulgaria 56 94 46 4 6 Miguel Cabrita nbsp Portugal 57 07 47 6 7 Rudi Dollmayer nbsp Sweden 57 27 48 4 1 Duncan Todd nbsp Hong Kong 57 29 49 3 5 Patrick Sagisi nbsp Guam 58 08 50 3 3 Kristan Singleton nbsp Virgin Islands 58 20 51 3 7 Gary Tan nbsp Singapore 58 21 52 3 4 Musa Bakare nbsp Nigeria 58 36 53 3 1 Pedro Lima nbsp Angola 58 37 54 3 8 Leo Najera nbsp Philippines 58 50 55 5 6 Konrad Galka nbsp Poland 58 86 56 2 7 Ian Steed Raynor nbsp Bermuda 59 03 57 2 2 Plutarco Castellanos nbsp Honduras 59 68 2 4 Gustavo Bucaro nbsp Guatemala 59 2 5 Timothy Eneas nbsp Bahamas 1 00 11 60 2 3 Jarrah Al Asmawi nbsp Kuwait 1 00 77 61 2 8 Ziyad Kashmiri nbsp Saudi Arabia 1 01 00 62 1 3 Ray Flores nbsp Guam 1 01 10 63 2 6 Luis Hector Medina nbsp Bolivia 1 01 14 64 1 5 Alan Espinola nbsp Paraguay 1 01 38 65 1 4 Julian Bolling nbsp Sri Lanka 1 01 63 66 1 2 Mohamed Khamis nbsp United Arab Emirates 1 01 72 67 1 6 Salvador Jimenez nbsp Honduras 1 03 76 68 1 7 Carl Probert nbsp Fiji 1 04 10 1 1 Rhoderick McGown nbsp Zimbabwe DSQ 3 2 Ricardo Busquets nbsp Puerto Rico DNS 4 2 Tamas Vajda nbsp Hungary DNS Finals edit 3 Final B edit Rank Lane Name Nationality Time Notes 9 5 Christian Keller nbsp Germany 54 30 10 7 Jon Sieben nbsp Australia 54 73 11 4 Bruno Gutzeit nbsp France 54 80 12 8 Jose Carlos Souza nbsp Brazil 54 85 13 6 Jani Sievinen nbsp Finland 54 93 14 2 Martin Herrmann nbsp Germany 54 94 15 3 Shen Jianqiang nbsp China 54 96 16 1 Tom Ponting nbsp Canada 55 00 Final A edit Rank Lane Name Nationality Time Notes nbsp 4 Pablo Morales nbsp United States 53 32 nbsp 5 Rafal Szukala nbsp Poland 53 35 NR nbsp 3 Anthony Nesty nbsp Suriname 53 41 4 2 Pavlo Khnykin nbsp Unified Team 53 81 5 8 Melvin Stewart nbsp United States 54 04 6 6 Marcel Gery nbsp Canada 54 18 7 7 Martin Lopez Zubero nbsp Spain 54 19 8 1 Vladislav Kulikov nbsp Unified Team 54 25References edit Swimming at the 1992 Barcelona Summer Games Men s 100 metres Butterfly Sports Reference Archived from the original on 17 April 2020 Retrieved 13 March 2020 Barcelona 1992 Swimming Men s 100m Butterfly Heats PDF Barcelona 1992 LA84 Foundation pp 365 366 Retrieved 1 September 2017 Barcelona 1992 Swimming Men s 100m Butterfly Finals PDF Barcelona 1992 LA84 Foundation p 366 Retrieved 1 September 2017 External links editOfficial Report Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Swimming at the 1992 Summer Olympics Men 27s 100 metre butterfly amp oldid 1117444007, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
