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Swimming at the 1988 Summer Olympics – Men's 100 metre butterfly

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The men's 100 butterfly at the 1988 Summer Olympics, was contested on September 20 (preliminaries) and September 21 (finals).

Records

The existing World and Olympic records at the time of the event were:

World record  Pablo Morales (USA) 52.84 Orlando, FL, USA 23 June 1986
Olympic record  Michael Gross (FRG) 53.08 Los Angeles, CA, USA 30 July 1984

Finals

A Final

Place Lane Name Nationality Time Notes
1 Anthony Nesty  Suriname 53.00 OR,[1] NR
2 Matt Biondi  United States 53.01
3 Andy Jameson  Great Britain 53.30
4th Jon Sieben  Australia 53.33
5th Michael Gross  West Germany 53.44
6th Jay Mortenson  United States 54.07
7th Tom Ponting  Canada 54.09
8th Vadim Yaroshchuk  Soviet Union 54.60

B Final

Place Lane Name Nationality Time Notes
9th Shen Jianqiang  China 54.52
10th Anthony Mosse  New Zealand 54.63
11th Benny Nielsen  Denmark 54.77
12th Vlastimil Černý  Canada 54.79
13th Rafał Szukała  Poland 54.80
14th Hiroshi Miura  Japan 54.98
15th Zheng Jian  China 55.00
16th Neil Cochran  Great Britain 55.22

Preliminary heats

Rank Heat
(Heat Place)
Name Nationality Time Notes
1 5 (1) Andy Jameson  Great Britain 53.34 q-A
2 7 (1) Matt Biondi  United States 53.46 q-A
3 6 (1) Anthony Nesty  Suriname 53.50 q-A
4 7 (2) Michael Gross  West Germany 53.78 q-A
5 7 (3) Jon Sieben  Australia 53.85 q-A
6 6 (2) Vadim Yaroshchuk  Soviet Union 54.17 q-A
7 5 (2) Tom Ponting  Canada 54.31 q-A
8 6 (3) Jay Mortenson  United States 54.44 q-A
9 7 (4) Benny Nielsen  Denmark 54.52 q-B
10 5 (3) Anthony Mosse  New Zealand 54.63 q-B
11 5 (4) Vlastimil Černý  Canada 54.66 q-B
12 5 (5) Zhan Jiang  China 54.69 q-B
13 6 (4) Neil Cochran  Great Britain 54.75 q-B
14 7 (5) Hiroshi Miura  Japan 54.82 q-B
15 5 (6) Rafał Szukała  Poland 54.83 q-B
16 5 (7) Shen Jianqiang  China 54.86 q-B
17 Martin Hermann  West Germany 55.20
18 José Luis Ballester  Spain 55.27
19 Frank Drost  Netherlands 55.38
20 David Wilson  Australia 55.54
21 Robert Wolf  Czechoslovakia 55.73
22 Leonardo Michelotti  Italy 55.83
23 Konstantine Petrov  Soviet Union 55.84
24 Yukinori Tanaka  Japan 56.19
25 Ross Anderson  New Zealand 56.31
26 Eduardo de Poli  Brazil 56.37
27 Ludovic Depickère  France 56.47
28 Valerio Giambalvo  Italy 56.57
29 Reinhold Leitner  Austria 56.72
30 Théophile David  Switzerland 56.77
31 Joseph Buhain  Philippines 57.17
32 Vladimir Ribeiro  Brazil 57.25
33 M. Albuquerque  Portugal 57.30
34 Paul Yelle  Barbados 57.36
35 Pen Siong Ang  Singapore 57.41
36 Theodoras Griniazakis  Greece 57.56
37 Paulo Camacho  Portugal 57.62
38 Young-Chui Park  South Korea 57.74
39 Yi Ming Tsang  Hong Kong 57.84
40 Urbano Zea  Mexico 57.89
41 Carlos Ramo  Mexico 58.04
42 Pedro Lima  Angola 59.21
43 Graham Thompson  Zimbabwe 1:00.13
44 Kristan Singleton  Virgin Islands 1:00.97
45 William Cleveland  Virgin Islands 1:01.10
46 Sergio Faffine  Mozambique 1:01.15
47 Plutarco Castellanos  Honduras 1:02.69
48 Salam Mohamed Abdul Salam  Bangladesh 1:03.69
49 Mohammed Binabid  United Arab Emirates 1:06.25
50 Trevor Ncala  Swaziland 1:06.85
51 Jorge Gomes  Angola 1:09.60

References

  1. ^ Wallechinsky, David (1996). "The Complete Book of the Olympics". Aurum Press Limited. p. 637.