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The men s 100 metre butterfly event at the 1996 Summer Olympics took place on 24 July at the Georgia Tech Aquatic Center in Atlanta United States 1 Men s 100 metre butterflyat the Games of the XXVI OlympiadVenueGeorgia Tech Aquatic CenterDate24 July 1996 heats amp finals Competitors61 from 56 nationsWinning time52 27 WRMedalistsDenis Pankratov RussiaScott Miller AustraliaVladislav Kulikov Russia 19922000 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 Denis Pankratov RUS 52 32 Vienna Austria 23 August 1995 Olympic record nbsp Anthony Nesty SUR 53 00 Seoul South Korea 21 September 1988 The following records were established during the competition Date Round Name Nationality Time Record 24 July Heat 7 Scott Miller nbsp Australia 52 89 OR 24 July Final A Denis Pankratov nbsp Russia 52 27 WRResults 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 7 4 Scott Miller nbsp Australia 52 89 Q OR 2 8 4 Denis Pankratov nbsp Russia 52 96 Q 3 7 7 Pavlo Khnykin nbsp Ukraine 53 25 Q NR 4 8 2 Jiang Chengji nbsp China 53 40 Q 5 6 2 Stephen Clarke nbsp Canada 53 41 Q 8 3 Rafal Szukala nbsp Poland Q 7 7 5 Michael Klim nbsp Australia 53 42 Q 8 6 4 Vladislav Kulikov nbsp Russia 53 54 Q 9 7 3 Mark Henderson nbsp United States 53 58 q 10 8 6 Peter Horvath nbsp Hungary 53 69 q 11 7 6 James Hickman nbsp Great Britain 53 73 q 12 6 3 Franck Esposito nbsp France 53 77 q 13 4 5 Ricardo Busquets nbsp Puerto Rico 53 90 q NR 4 3 Francisco Sanchez nbsp Venezuela q WD NR 15 7 2 Takashi Yamamoto nbsp Japan 53 95 q 16 7 1 Edward Parenti nbsp Canada 54 03 q 17 6 5 John Hargis nbsp United States 54 06 q 18 8 5 Denys Sylantyev nbsp Ukraine 54 33 19 6 6 Lars Frolander nbsp Sweden 54 37 20 8 8 Yukihiro Matsushita nbsp Japan 54 50 21 5 6 Andrey Gavrilov nbsp Kazakhstan 54 56 NR 6 7 Oliver Lampe nbsp Germany 23 5 4 Milos Milosevic nbsp Croatia 54 62 8 1 Stefan Aartsen nbsp Netherlands 25 5 1 Vesa Hanski nbsp Finland 54 73 26 7 8 Denislav Kalchev nbsp Bulgaria 54 81 27 4 4 Derya Buyukuncu nbsp Turkey 54 89 28 4 2 Vladan Markovic nbsp FR Yugoslavia 54 90 29 5 2 Jesus Gonzalez nbsp Mexico 54 94 30 6 1 Diego Perdomo nbsp Colombia 55 08 31 5 8 Dan Kutler nbsp Israel 55 11 32 3 4 Andre Teixeira nbsp Brazil 55 23 33 4 1 Javier Golovchenko nbsp Uruguay 55 26 NR 34 5 7 Danyon Loader nbsp New Zealand 55 39 35 4 8 Răzvan Petcu nbsp Romania 55 50 36 5 3 Peter Mankoc nbsp Slovenia 55 59 37 2 3 Ruben Pineda nbsp El Salvador 56 01 38 8 7 Jose Meolans nbsp Argentina 56 02 39 5 5 Andrea Oriana nbsp Italy 56 04 40 3 3 Giovanni Linscheer nbsp Suriname 56 09 41 3 6 Janko Gojkovic nbsp Bosnia and Herzegovina 56 11 NR 42 1 4 Kire Filipovski nbsp Macedonia 56 13 NR 43 4 7 Georgios Popotas nbsp Greece 56 16 44 3 1 Roberto Delgado nbsp Ecuador 56 29 NR 45 3 5 Anthony Ang nbsp Malaysia 56 41 46 3 7 Maxim Cazmirciuc nbsp Moldova 56 46 4 6 Tamer Hamed nbsp Egypt 48 2 4 Ravil Nachaev nbsp Uzbekistan 56 61 49 2 6 Arturs Jakovlevs nbsp Latvia 56 62 50 2 1 Arthur Li Kai Yien nbsp Hong Kong 56 92 51 3 8 Patrick Sagisi nbsp Guam 56 93 52 1 5 Yang Dae chul nbsp South Korea 57 05 53 2 7 Thum Ping Tjin nbsp Singapore 57 07 54 1 3 Mindaugas Bruzas nbsp Lithuania 57 10 55 2 2 Jose Isaza nbsp Panama 57 62 56 2 8 Alain Sergile nbsp Haiti 58 23 57 1 6 Kamal Salman Masud nbsp Pakistan 58 59 58 1 2 David Pereyra nbsp Bolivia 1 01 63 2 5 Salim Iles nbsp Algeria DNS 3 2 Indrek Sei nbsp Estonia DNS 6 8 Martin Lopez Zubero nbsp Spain DNS Finals edit 3 Final B edit Rank Lane Name Nationality Time Notes 9 3 James Hickman nbsp Great Britain 53 23 4 Mark Henderson nbsp United States 11 5 Peter Horvath nbsp Hungary 53 48 12 2 Ricardo Busquets nbsp Puerto Rico 53 65 NR 13 7 Takashi Yamamoto nbsp Japan 53 98 14 6 Franck Esposito nbsp France 54 02 15 1 Edward Parenti nbsp Canada 54 19 16 8 John Hargis nbsp United States 54 29 Final A edit Rank Lane Name Nationality Time Notes nbsp 5 Denis Pankratov nbsp Russia 52 27 WR nbsp 4 Scott Miller nbsp Australia 52 53 OC nbsp 8 Vladislav Kulikov nbsp Russia 53 13 4 6 Jiang Chengji nbsp China 53 20 AS 5 2 Rafal Szukala nbsp Poland 53 29 6 1 Michael Klim nbsp Australia 53 30 7 7 Stephen Clarke nbsp Canada 53 33 8 3 Pavlo Khnykin nbsp Ukraine 53 58References edit Swimming at the 1996 Atlanta Summer Games Men s 100 metres Butterfly Sports Reference Archived from the original on 17 April 2020 Retrieved 16 March 2020 Atlanta 1996 Swimming Men s 100m Butterfly Heats PDF Atlanta 1996 LA84 Foundation p 46 Retrieved 11 September 2017 Atlanta 1996 Swimming Men s 100m Butterfly Finals PDF Atlanta 1996 LA84 Foundation p 46 Retrieved 11 September 2017 External links editOfficial Report USA Swimming Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Swimming at the 1996 Summer Olympics Men 27s 100 metre 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