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Facts about the 19th FINA World Swimming Championships:
** Previous to the start of this year’s world swimming championships.
Dressel is the 3rd swimmer with the most medals at the FINA World Swimming Championships with a total of 15 medals (all events). 13 out of those 15 are gold. Dressel has 87% effectiveness in taking a gold medal, while Phelps had 79% in his entire World Championship career.
The 3 countries with more medals are: United States (260), Australia (91) and Hungary (50) (Data from from 1973 to 2019). However, Great Britain (49) is just one medal away from Hungary (50).
Adam Peaty has more medals than 23 nations that have participated at the FINA World Swimming Championships and their swimmers have won a medal (1973 – 2019)
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Where and When?
This year’s world championships will take place in Budapest, Hungary at the Duna Arena venue from June 18 until July 3.
Schedule for Swimming:
June 18 | June 19 | June 20 | June 21 |
Women’s 400 Free 100 Fly 200 IM 4×100 Free Relay | Women’s 1500 Free 100 Back 100 Breast | Women’s 200 Free | Women’s 50 Back 200 Butterfly |
Men’s 400 Free 100 Breast 50 Fly 400 IM 4×100 Free Relay | Men’s 200 Free 100 Back | Men’s 800 Free 50 Breast 200 Fly | Men’s 100 Free 200 IM 4×100 Mixed Medley Relay |
June 22 | June 23 | June 24 | June 25 |
Women’s 100 Free 200 Breast 4×200 Free Relay | Women’s 800 Free 200 Back 50 Fly | Women’s 50 Free 50 Breast | Women’s 400 IM 4×100 Medley Relay |
Men’s 200 Back 200 Breast | Men’s 50 Free 100 Fly | Men’s 1500 Free 50 Back 4×100 Mixed Free Relay | Men’s 4×100 Medley Relay |
Last update: June, 2022
