FINA World Swimming Championships

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4x1500m mixed relay gold medalists Celine Rieder, Oliver Klemet, Isabel Gose, and Florian Wellbrock of Germany at the 2025 World Aquatics Championships in Singapore
Giulia Gabbrielleschi, Arianna Bridi, Gregorio Paltrinieri, and Domenico Acerenza won the silver medal in the 4x1500m mixed relay at the 2024 World Aquatics Championships in Doha, Qatar on 8 February 2024
Starting pontoon on Lake Balaton, Hungary at the 2017 FINA World Championships. Photo by Deep Blue Media.
Finish pad at the 2017 FINA World Championships in Lake Balaton, Hungary. Photo by Deep Blue Media.
Jack Burnell, 2016 Olympic marathon swimmer from Loughborough, Great Britain competing at the FINA World Championships

noun - The FINA World Swimming Championships (or the FINA World Championships or World Aquatics Championships) are the annual world championships for aquatics sports governed by FINA: pool swimming, diving, open water swimming, synchronized swimming, and water polo. It includes 4 open water swimming races: 5 km solo, 5 km team pursuit, 10 km solo, and 25 km solo marathon swim.

History

The event was first held in 1973 and is now held every two years. From 1978-1998, the World Championships were held every four years, in the even years between Summer Olympic years. From 2001 on, the Championships have been held every two years, in the odd years.

31 August - 9 September 1973: I FINA World Championships in Belgrade, Yugoslavia
July 19 - 27 1975: II FINA World Championships in Cali, Colombia
August 20 - 28 1978: III FINA World Championships in West Berlin, West Germany
July 29 - August 8 1982: IV FINA World Championships in Guayaquil, Ecuador
August 13 - 23 1986: V FINA World Championships in Madrid, Spain
January 3 - 13 1991: VI FINA World Championships in Perth, Australia
September 1 - 11 1994: VII FINA World Championships in Rome, Italy
January 8 - 17 1998: VIII FINA World Championships in Perth, Western Australia
July 16 - 29 2001: IX FINA World Championships in Fukuoka, Fukuoka
July 12 - 27 2003: X FINA World Championships in Barcelona, Spain
July 16 - 31 2005: XI FINA World Championships in Montreal, Canada
March 18 - April 1 2007: XII FINA World Championships in Melbourne, Australia
July 17 - August 2 2009: XIII FINA World Championships in Rome, Italy
July 16 - 31 2011: XIV FINA World Championships in Shanghai, China
July 19 - August 4 2013: XV FINA World Championships in Barcelona, Spain
July 12 - 28 2015: XVI FINA World Championships in Kazan, Russia
July 12 - 28 2017: XVII FINA World Championships in Budapest, Hungary

2025 World Aquatics Championships

5 km Podium Finishers

Gold: Moesha Johnson, Australia and Florian Wellbrock, Germany
Silver: Ginevra Taddeucci, Italy and Gregorio Paltrinieri, Italy
Bronze: Ichika Kajimoto, Japan and Marc-Antoine Olivier, France

10 km Podium Finishers

Gold: Moesha Johnson, Australia and Florian Wellbrock, Germany
Silver: Ginevra Taddeucci, Italy and Gregorio Paltrinieri, Italy
Bronze: Lisa Pou, Monado and Kyle Lee, Australia

3 km Knockout Sprints Podium Finishers

Gold: Ichika Kajimoto, Japan and Florian Wellbrock, Germany
Silver: Ginevra Taddeucci, Italy and David Betlehem, Hungary
Bronze: Moesha Johnson, Australia and Marc-Antoine Olivier, France

6 km Mixed Team Relay Podium Finishers

Gold: Germany with Celine Rieder + Oliver Klemet + Isabel Gose + Florian Wellbrock
Silver: Italy with Barbara Pozzobon + Ginevra Taddeucci + Marcello Guidi + Gregorio Paltrinieri
Bronze: Hungary with Bettina Fabian + Viktoria Mihalyvari-Farkas + Kristóf Rasovszky + David Betlehem

Technical Open Water Swimming Committee Officials

The following officials will work at the World Aquatics World Championships open water swimming events held on Sentosa Island in Singapore in July 2025.

International Technical Officials

National Technical Officials

2011 World Swimming Championships

2017 World Swimming Championships



1991 FINA World Championship 25 km Race Results - Female

Held in Swan River in Perth, Australia
1 Shelley Taylor-Smith 5:21:06
2 Martha Jahn 5:25:17
3 Karen Burton Reeder 5:28:23
4 Rita Kovacs 5:31:33
5 Elana Resch 5:39:47
6 Tammy Van Wisse 5:42:53
7 Corinne Liedtke 5:48:58
8 Lenka Pacáková 5:57:35
9 Rita Lazar 6:00:22
10 Jolanda Palmentieri 6:21:17
11 Bridget Young 6:25:03
12 Anita Sood 6:26:56
13 Diana Simonović 6:28:21
14 Christiane Fanzeres 6:28:44
15 Carole Hunt 6:31:20
16 Marcia Marques 6:36:10
17 Katarina Mioč 6:40:15
18 Muna Towe 6:46:09
19 Daria Amaged 7:23:02

1991 FINA World Championships 25 km Race Results - Male

Held in Swan River in Perth, Australia.
1 Chad Hundeby 5:01:46
2 Sergio Chariandini 5:03:19
3 David O'Brien 5:08:53
4 Nace Majcen 5:13:08
5 Jay Wilkerson 5:15:20
6 Roberto Faccinetti 5:16:14
7 Christof Wandratsch 5:18:44
8 Peter Galvin 5:19:28
9 Dragan Kurgic 5:20:32
10 Greg Streppel 5:22:52
11 Martijn van Heusden 5:24:07
12 Attila Molnar 5:26:21
13 Justin Palfrey 5:29:40
14 Michal Sanda 5:31:35
15 Jaime Gavaid 5:33:03
16 Mauricio Buczmiejuk 5:33:13
17 Dusan Toth Szabo 5:38:17
18 Marc Newman 5:40:46
19 Erik van Dartel 5:41:31
20 Michal Spacek 5:46:53
21 Ricardo Sperti 5:58:54
22 Jordi Cervera 6:02:31
23 Mohammed Abdel 6:04:07
24 Nazr Hasabala 6:06:48
25 Karim Madsen 6:42:30
26 Taranath Narayan Shenoy 7:26:41

1991 FINA World Championships 25 km Race Results - Team

1 USA 15:42:21.95
2 Australia 15:49:26.87
3 Hungary 16:36:10.09
4 Yugoslavia 17:02:00.88
5 Czechoslovakia 17:16:03.57
6 Great Britain 17:35:28.22
7 Brazil 18:00:51.64
8 Egypt 18:57:04.40

1994 FINA World Championships Women's 25 km Race Results in Rome

1. Melissa Cunningham, Australia 5 hours 48 minutes
2. Rita Kovacs, Hungary 5 hours 50 minutes
3. Shelley Taylor-Smith, Australia 5 hours 53 minutes
4. Anne Chagnaud, France 6 hours 0 minutes
5. Bambi Bowman, USA 6 hours 5 minutes
6. Luciana Sagae, Brazil 6 hours 8 minutes
7. Peggy Büchse, Germany 6 hours 11 minutes
8. Samantha Chabotar, USA 6 hours 15 minutes
9. Angela Collett, New Zealand 6 hours 19 minutes
10. Monica Olmi, Italy 6 hours 20 minutes
11. Annie Grandisson, Canada 6 hours 22 minutes
12. Eva Berlanovits, Hungary 6 hours 23 minutes
13. Francesca Audano, Italy 6 hours 24 minutes
14. Kim Dyke, Canada 6 hours 25 minutes
15. Pamela Kalas, Switzerland 6 hours 28 minutes
16. Katarina Hornakova, Slovakia 6 hours 33 minutes
17. Yvetta Hlaváčová, Czech Republic 6 hours 34 minutes
18. Edith van Dijk, Netherlands 6 hours 34 minutes
19. Annette Andermatt, Switzerland 6 hours 38 minutes
20. Wandy Kater, Netherlands 6 hours 40 minutes
21. Natasha Figge, South Africa 6 hours 48 minutes
22. Brittney Wockner, New Zealand 6 hours 50 minutes
23. Zuzana Martinovičová, Slovakia 6 hours 50 minutes
24. Teodora Raptis, Northern Macedonia 6 hours 51 minutes
25. Sara Ward, Great Britain 6 hours 52 minutes

1998 FINA World Championships 25 km Race Results - Female

1 Toby Smith 5:31:20.10
2 Peggy Buchse 5:32:19.20
3 Edith van Dijk 5:38:06.90
4 Tracey Knowles 5:40:20.00
5 Valeria Casprini 5:43:35.40
6 Etta van der Weijden 5:44:37.50
7 Britta Kamrau-Corestein 5:47:24.10
8 Gaia Naldini 5:49:04.60
9 Annette Andermatt 5:51:53.70
10 Karen Burton 5:56:40.20
11 Angela Collett 6:05:16.80
12 Melissa Cunningham 6:07:14.40
13 Masa Jamnik 6:08:31.90
14 Radka Nechmacova 6:09:53.20
15 Attilia Figini 6:11:55.10
16 Celina Endo 6:15:44.40
17 Edit Kasparik 6:26:27.10

1998 FINA World Championships 25 km Race Results - Male

1 Alexey Akatyev 5:05:42
2 David Meca Medina 5:07:23
3 Gabriel Chaillou 5:07:53
4 Claudio Gargaro 5:09:48
5 Yuri Kudinov 5:12:07
6 Stéphane Lecat 5:14:16
7 Grant Robinson 5:14:40
8 Fabrizio Pescatori 5:16:55
9 Igor Majcen 5:17:09
10 Nicolas Knap 5:22:35
11 Mark Saliba 5:27:54
12 Andre Wilde 5:31:39
13 Nathan Stooke 5:32:21
14 Nace Majcen 5:33:52
15 Liam Weseloh 5:34:53
16 Simon Chocron 5:38:43
17 Chuck Wiley 5:42:32
18 Paulo Torres 5:45:05
19 Alberto Morejon 5:46:11
20 Ryan Coom 5:48:03
21 Serghei Mariniuc 5:52:29
22 Trpimir Kutle 5:54:18
23 Robert Dinka 5:57:26
24 Gareth Fowler 6:05:11
25 Takashi Sugisawa 6:12:37
26 Ákos Győrffy 6:25:55

1998 FINA World Championships 25 km Race Results - Team

1 USA 15:42:21.95
2 Australia 15:49:26.87
3 Hungary 16:36:10.09
4 Yugoslavia 17:02:00.88
5 Czechoslovakia 17:16:03.57
6 Great Britain 17:35:28.22
7 Brazil 18:00:51.64
8 Egypt 18:57:04.40

2011 FINA World Championships 25 km Women's Race Results

1. Ana Marcela Cunha, Brazil 5:29:22.9
2. Angela Maurer, Germany 5:29:25.0
3. Alice Franco, Italy 5:29:30.8
4. Olga Beresnyeva, Ukraine 5:29:35.6
5. Martina Grimaldi, Italy 5:29:36.2
6. Anna Uvarova, Russia 5:29:38.9
7. Celia Barrot, France 5:29:40.8
8. Margarita Dominguez Cabezas, Spain 5:29:42.0
9. Silvie Rybarova, Czech Republic 5:29:51.3
10. Cecilia Biagioli, Argentina 5:29:58.7
11. Maria Bulakhova, Russia 5:34:21.2
12. Karla Šitić, Croatia 5:37:49.8
13. Esther Nunez Morera, Spain 5:38:09.6
14. Tash Harrison, Australia 5:53:35.4
15. Cao Shiyue, China 5:54:21.9
16. Sun Minjie, China 5:55:16.3
17. Nika Kozamernik, Slovenia 6:00:43.8
DNF Jana Pechanová, Czech Republic
DNF Zaira Edith Cardenas Hernandez, Mexico
DNF Antje Mahn, Germany
DNF Claire Thompson, USA
DNS Linsy Heister, Netherlands
DNS Haley Anderson, USA

2011 FINA World Championships 25 km Men's Race Results

1. Petar Stoychev, Bulgaria 5:10:39.8
2. Vladimir Dyatchin, Russia 5:11:15.6
3. Csaba Gercsák, Hungary 5:11:18.1
4. Francisco Jose Hervas Jodar, Spain 5:11:20.4
5. Trent Grimsey, Australia 5:11:28.2
6. Allan do Carmo, Brazil 5:11:32.2
7. Vasily Boykov, Russia 5:11:36.3
8. Joanes Hedel, France 5:13:03.1
9. Yuri Kudinov, Kazakhstan 5:13:08.6
10. Libor Smolka, Czech Republic 5:13:20.1
11. Bertrand Venturi, France 5:13:26.9
12. Erwin Maldonado, Venezuela 5:14:03.5
13. Guillermo Bertola, Argentina 5:14:29.9
14. Simon Tobin, Canada 5:19:43.1
15. Xavier Desharnais, Canada 5:20:44.2
16. Samuel de Bona, Brazil 5:27:38.1
17. Han Lidu, China 5:32:02.1
18. Gabriel Villagoiz, Argentina 5:37:25.9
19. Weng Jingwei, China 5:47:16.0
DNF Josip Soldo, Croatia
DNF Valerio Cleri, Italy
DNF Rok Kerin, Slovenia
DNF Tomislav Soldo, Croatia
DNF Rostislav Vítek, Czech Republic
DNF Gergely Kutasi, Hungary
DNF Angel Moreira, Venezuela
DNF Codie Grimsey, Australia
DNF Edoardo Stochino, Italy
DNF Benjamin Konschak, Germany
DNS Tom Vangeneugden, Belgium
DNS Islam Mohsen, Egypt
DNS Alex Meyer, USA
DNS Brian Ryckeman, Belgium
DNS Mazen Mohamed Aziz, Egypt
DNS Thomas Lurz, Germany

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