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World record progression 400 metres individual medley

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The first world record in the 400 metres individual medley in long course (50 metres) swimming was recognized by the International Swimming Federation (FINA) in 1957, followed by the women a year later. In the short course (25 metres) swimming events the world's governing body recognizes world records since March 3, 1991.

Men

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Long course

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# Time Name Nationality Date Meet Location Ref
1 5:15.6 Gary Heinrich   United States 27 August 1957 - Philadelphia, United States
2 5:12.9 Vladimir Strushanov   Soviet Union 20 October 1957 - Moscow, Soviet Union
3 5:08.8 Ian Black   Great Britain 6 June 1959 - Cardiff, United Kingdom
4 5:07.8 George Harrison   United States 24 June 1960 - Los Angeles, United States
5 5:05.3 George Harrison   United States 24 June 1960 - Los Angeles, United States
6 5:04.5 Dennis Rounsaville   United States 22 July 1960 - Toledo, United States
7 5:04.3 Ted Stickles   United States 1 July 1961 - Chicago, United States
8 4:55.6 Ted Stickles   United States 18 August 1961 - Los Angeles, United States
9 4:53.8 Gerhard Hetz   West Germany 24 May 1962 - Moscow, Soviet Union
10 4:51.4 Ted Stickles   United States 30 June 1962 - Chicago, United States
11 4:51.0 Ted Stickles   United States 12 July 1962 - Louisville, United States
12 4:50.2 Gerhard Hetz   West Germany 12 October 1963 - Tokyo, Japan
13 4:48.6 Dick Roth   United States 31 July 1964 - Los Altos, United States
14 4:45.4 Dick Roth   United States 14 October 1964 Olympic Games Tokyo, Japan
15 4:45.3 Andrey Dunayev   Soviet Union 3 April 1968 - Tallinn, Soviet Union
16 4:45.1 Greg Buckingham   United States 6 July 1968 Santa Clara Invitational Santa Clara, United States
17 4:43.4 Gary Hall Sr.   United States 20 July 1968 - Los Angeles, United States
18 4:43.3 h Charlie Hickcox   United States 30 August 1968 US Olympic Trials Long Beach, United States
19 4:39.0 Charlie Hickcox   United States 30 August 1968 US Olympic Trials Long Beach, United States
20 4:38.7 Gary Hall Sr.   United States 11 July 1969 Santa Clara Invitational Santa Clara, United States
21 4:33.9 Gary Hall Sr.   United States 15 August 1969 AAU Nationals Louisville, United States
22 4:31.0 Gary Hall Sr.   United States 21 August 1970 AAU Nationals Los Angeles, United States
23 4:30.81 Gary Hall Sr.   United States 3 August 1972 US Olympic Trials Chicago, United States
24 4:28.89 András Hargitay   Hungary 20 August 1974 European Championships Vienna, Austria
25 4:26.00 Zoltán Verrasztó   Hungary 2 April 1976 AAU Indoor Championships Long Beach, United States
26 4:23.68 Rod Strachan   United States 25 July 1976 Olympic Games Montreal, Canada
27 4:23.39 Jesse Vassallo   United States 4 August 1978 AAU Championships The Woodlands, United States
28 4:20.05 Jesse Vassallo   United States 28 August 1978 World Championships West Berlin, West Germany
29 4:19.78 Ricardo Prado   Brazil 8 August 1982 World Championships Guayaquil, Ecuador
30 4:19.61 Jens-Peter Berndt   East Germany 23 May 1984 East German Championships Magdeburg, East Germany
31 4:17.53 Alex Baumann   Canada 17 June 1984 Canadian Olympic Trials Etobicoke, Canada
32 4:17.41 Alex Baumann   Canada 30 July 1984 Olympic Games Los Angeles, United States
33 4:16.12 David Wharton   United States 14 August 1987 Pan Pacific Championships Brisbane, Australia
34 4:15.42 Tamás Darnyi   Hungary 19 August 1987 European Championships Strasbourg, France
35 4:14.75 Tamás Darnyi   Hungary 21 September 1988 Olympic Games Seoul, South Korea
36 4:12.36 Tamás Darnyi   Hungary 8 January 1991 World Championships Perth, Australia
37 4:12.30 Tom Dolan   United States 11 September 1994 World Championships Rome, Italy
38 4:11.76 Tom Dolan   United States 17 September 2000 Olympic Games Sydney, Australia
39 4:11.09 Michael Phelps   United States 15 August 2002 US National Championships Fort Lauderdale, United States
40 4:10.73 Michael Phelps   United States 7 April 2003 Duel in the Pool Indianapolis, United States
41 4:09.09 Michael Phelps   United States 27 July 2003 World Championships Barcelona, Spain
42 4:08.41 Michael Phelps   United States 7 July 2004 US Olympic Trials Long Beach, United States
43 4:08.26 Michael Phelps   United States 14 August 2004 Olympic Games Athens, Greece
44 4:06.22 Michael Phelps   United States 1 April 2007 World Championships Melbourne, Australia
45 4:05.25 Michael Phelps   United States 29 June 2008 US Olympic Trials Omaha, United States
46 4:03.84 Michael Phelps   United States 10 August 2008 Olympic Games Beijing, China [1]
47 4:02.50 Léon Marchand   France 23 July 2023 World Championships Fukuoka, Japan [2] [3]

Short course

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# Time Name Nationality Date Meet Location Ref
1 4:08.77 Luca Sacchi   Italy 29 February 1992 World Cup Palma de Mallorca, Spain
2 4:07.10 Jani Sievinen   Finland 9 February 1993 World Cup Malmö, Sweden
3 4:06.03 Jani Sievinen   Finland 20 January 1996 - Lappeenranta, Finland
4 4:05.59 Marcel Wouda   Netherlands 1 February 1997 World Cup Gelsenkirchen, Germany
5 4:05.41 Marcel Wouda   Netherlands 8 February 1997 World Cup Paris, France
6 4:04.24 Matthew Dunn   Australia 24 September 1998 Australian Championships Perth, Australia
7 4:02.72 Brian Johns   Canada 23 February 2003 Canadian University Championships Victoria, Canada
8 4:00.37 László Cseh   Hungary 9 December 2005 European Championships Trieste, Italy
9 3:59.33 László Cseh   Hungary 14 December 2007 European Championships Debrecen, Hungary
10 3:57.27 László Cseh   Hungary 11 December 2009 European Championships Istanbul, Turkey
11 3:55.50 Ryan Lochte   United States 16 December 2010 World Championships Dubai, United Arab Emirates
12 3:54.81 Daiya Seto   Japan 20 December 2019 International Swimming League Las Vegas, United States

Women

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Long course

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# Time Name Nationality Date Meet Location Ref
1 5:46.6 Sylvia Ruuska   United States 27 June 1958 - Los Angeles, United States
2 5:43.7 Sylvia Ruuska   United States 1 August 1958 - Topeka, United States
3 5:41.1 Sylvia Ruuska   United States 24 February 1959 - Melbourne, Australia
4 5:40.2 Sylvia Ruuska   United States 17 July 1959 - Redding, United States
5 5:36.5 Donna de Varona   United States 15 July 1960 - Indianapolis, United States
6 5:34.5 Donna de Varona   United States 11 August 1961 - Philadelphia, United States
7 5:29.7 Donna de Varona   United States 2 June 1962 - Los Altos, United States
8 5:27.4 Sharon Finneran   United States 26 July 1962 - Osaka, Japan
9 5:24.7 Donna de Varona   United States 26 July 1962 - Osaka, Japan
10 5:21.9 Sharon Finneran   United States 28 July 1962 - Osaka, Japan
11 5:16.5 Donna de Varona   United States 10 March 1964 - Lima, Peru
12 5:14.9 Donna de Varona   United States 30 August 1964 - New York City, United States
13 5:11.7 Claudia Kolb   United States 9 July 1967 Santa Clara International Santa Clara, United States
14 5:09.7 Claudia Kolb   United States 1 August 1967 Pan American Games Winnipeg, Canada
15 5:08.2 Claudia Kolb   United States 19 August 1967 AAU Nationals Philadelphia, United States
16 5:04.7 Claudia Kolb   United States 24 August 1968 US Olympic Trials Los Angeles, United States
17 5:02.97 Gail Neall   Australia 31 August 1972 Olympic Games Munich, West Germany
18 5:01.10 Angela Franke   East Germany 18 August 1973 - Utrecht, Netherlands
19 4:57.51 Gudrun Wegner   East Germany 6 September 1973 World Championships Belgrade, Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
20 4:52.42 Ulrike Tauber   East Germany 21 August 1974 European Championships Vienna, Austria
21 4:52.20 Ulrike Tauber   East Germany 7 June 1975 GDR National Championships Wittenberg, East Germany
22 4:48.79 Birgit Treiber   East Germany 1 June 1976 GDR Olympic Trials & National Championships East Berlin, East Germany
23 4:42.77 Ulrike Tauber   East Germany 24 July 1976 Olympic Games Montreal, Canada
24 4:40.83 Tracy Caulkins   United States 23 August 1978 World Championships West Berlin, West Germany
25 4:39.96 Petra Schneider   East Germany 30 March 1980 - Leningrad, Soviet Union
26 4:38.44 Petra Schneider   East Germany 27 May 1980 - Magdeburg, East Germany
27 4:36.29 Petra Schneider   East Germany 26 July 1980 Olympic Games Moscow, Soviet Union
28 4:36.10 Petra Schneider   East Germany 26 July 1982 World Championships Guayaquil, Ecuador
29 4:34.79 Chen Yan   China 13 October 1997 Chinese National Games Shanghai, China
30 4:33.59 Yana Klochkova   Ukraine 16 September 2000 Olympic Games Sydney, Australia
31 4:32.89 Katie Hoff   United States 1 April 2007 World Championships Melbourne, Australia
32 4:31.46 Stephanie Rice   Australia 22 March 2008 Australian Championships Sydney, Australia
33 4:31.12 Katie Hoff   United States 29 June 2008 US Olympic Trials Omaha, United States
34 4:29.45 Stephanie Rice   Australia 10 August 2008 Olympic Games Beijing, China
35 4:28.43 Ye Shiwen   China 28 July 2012 Olympic Games London, United Kingdom
36 4:26.36 Katinka Hosszú   Hungary 6 August 2016 Olympic Games Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
37 4:25.87 Summer McIntosh   Canada 1 April 2023 Canadian Trials Toronto, Canada
38 4:24.38 Summer McIntosh   Canada 16 May 2024 Canadian Trials Toronto, Canada [4][5]

Short course

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# Time Name Nationality Date Meet Location Ref
1 4:29.00 Dai Guohong   China 2 December 1993 World Championships Palma de Mallorca, Spain
2 4:27.83 Yana Klochkova   Ukraine 20 January 2002 World Cup Paris, France
3 4:26.52 Kirsty Coventry   Zimbabwe 9 April 2008 World Championships Manchester, United Kingdom
4 4:25.87 Julia Smit   USA 28 November 2008 Canada Cup Toronto, Canada
5 4:25.06 Mireia Belmonte   Spain 14 December 2008 European Championships Rijeka, Croatia
6 4:22.80 Kathryn Meaklim   South Africa 22 November 2009 World Cup Singapore
7 4:21.04 Julia Smit   USA 18 December 2009 Duel in the Pool Manchester, United Kingdom
8 4:20.85 Katinka Hosszú   Hungary 11 August 2013 World Cup Berlin, Germany [6]
9 4:20.83 Katinka Hosszú   Hungary 28 August 2014 World Cup Doha, Qatar [7]
10 4:19.86 Mireia Belmonte   Spain 3 December 2014 World Championships Doha, Qatar [8]
11 4:19.46 Katinka Hosszú   Hungary 2 December 2015 European Championships Netanya, Israel [9]
12 4:18.94 Mireia Belmonte   Spain 12 August 2017 World Cup Eindhoven, Netherlands [10]
Legend: # – Record awaiting ratification by FINA;
Records not set in finals: h – heat; sf – semifinal; r – relay 1st leg; rh – relay heat 1st leg; b – B final; † – en route to final mark; tt – time trial

All-time top 25

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Men long course

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  • Correct as of July 2024[11]
Pos Time Swimmer Date Venue Ref
1 4:02.50   Léon Marchand (FRA) 23 July 2023 Fukuoka [12]
2 4:03.84   Michael Phelps (USA) 10 August 2008 Beijing [13]
3 4:05.18   Ryan Lochte (USA) 28 July 2012 London [14]
4 4:05.90   Chase Kalisz (USA) 30 July 2017 Budapest [15]
5 4:06.05   Kosuke Hagino (JPN) 6 August 2016 Rio de Janeiro [16]
6 4:06.09   Daiya Seto (JPN) 25 January 2020 Tokyo
7 4:06.16   László Cseh (HUN) 10 August 2008 Beijing [17]
8 4:06.56   Carson Foster (USA) 18 June 2022 Budapest [18]
23 July 2023 Fukuoka [19]
9 4:06.96   Tyler Clary (USA) 7 July 2009 Indianapolis [18]
10 4:07.47   Dávid Verrasztó (HUN) 24 June 2017 Rome [20]
11 4:08.05   Ilya Borodin (RUS) 25 July 2022 Kazan [21]
12 4:08.62   Tomoyuki Matsushita (JPN) 28 July 2024 Paris [22]
13 4:08.70   Lewis Clareburt (NZL) 30 July 2022 Birmingham [23]
14 4:08.85   Max Litchfield (GBR) 28 July 2024 Paris [24]
15 4:08.86   Thiago Pereira (BRA) 2 August 2009 Rome [18]
28 July 2012 London [14]
16 4:09.10   Wang Shun (CHN) 4 September 2013 Shenyang [25]
17 4:09.18   Duncan Scott (GBR) 7 April 2022 Sheffield [26]
18 4:09.22   Jay Litherland (USA) 28 July 2019 Gwangju
19 4:09.27   Brendon Smith (AUS) 24 July 2021 Tokyo
20 4:09.29   Alberto Razzetti (ITA) 30 November 2023 Riccione [27]
21 4:09.55   Bobby Finke (USA) 29 June 2023 Indianapolis [28]
22 4:09.88   Luca Marin (ITA) 1 April 2007 Melbourne [29]
23 4:09.98   Tomoru Honda (JPN) 30 November 2023 Tokyo [30]
24 4:10.14   Thomas Fraser-Holmes (AUS) 3 May 2013 Adelaide [31]
25 4:10.18   Yang Zhixian (CHN) 24 September 2014 Incheon [32]

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  • Léon Marchand also swam 4:02.95 (2024), 4:04.28 (2022), 4:07.80 (2023), 4:08.30 (2024), 4:09.09 (2022), 4:09.65 (2021), 4:10.09 (2021).
  • Michael Phelps also swam 4:05.25 (2008), 4:06.22 (2007), 4:07.82 (2008), 4:07.89 (2012), 4:08.26 (2004), 4:08.41 (2004), 4:09.09 (2003), 4:09.28 (2012), 4:10.16 (2006).
  • Ryan Lochte also swam 4:06.08 (2008), 4:06.40 (2009), 4:07.01 (2009), 4:07.06 (2012), 4:07.13 (2011), 4:07.59 (2010), 4:08.09 (2008), 4:08.77 (2010), 4:09.74 (2007), 4:09.98 (2010).
  • Chase Kalisz also swam 4:06.75 (2016), 4:06.99 (2017), 4:07.47 (2022), 4:07.95 (2018), 4:08.12 (2016), 4:08.22 (2023), 4:08.25 (2018), 4:08.92 (2018), 4:09.09 (2021), 4:09.22 (2013), 4:09.39 (2024), 4:09.42 (2021), 4:09.43 (2017), 4:09.54 (2016), 4:09.62 (2014), 4:09.65 (2021), 4:09.67 (2017), 4:09.79 (2017), 4:10.05 (2015), 4:10.09 (2022).
  • Tyler Clary also swam 4:07.31 (2009), 4:09.03 (2014), 4:09.20 (2010), 4:09.51 (2014), 4:09.55 (2010), 4:09.92 (2012), 4:10.04 (2009).
  • László Cseh also swam 4:07.37 (2009), 4:07.96 (2008), 4:09.26 (2008), 4:09.59 (2008), 4:09.63 (2005), 4:09.86 (2006), 4:10.10 (2005).
  • Kosuke Hagino also swam 4:07.61 (2013), 4:07.75 (2014), 4:07.88 (2014), 4:08.31 (2014), 4:08.54 (2015), 4:08.85 (2016), 4:08.90 (2016), 4:08.94 (2012), 4:09.06 (2016), 4:09.52 (2016), 4:09.62 (2014), 4:09.80 (2016), 4:09.82 (2014), 4:10.00 (2016), 4:10.01 (2012).
  • Carson Foster also swam 4:07.64 (2024), 4:08.14 (2023), 4:08.46 (2021), 4:08.66 (2024), 4:09.33 (2022), 4:09.60 (2022), 4:09.69 (2023), 4:09.83 (2023).
  • Daiya Seto also swam 4:07.92 (2023), 4:07.95 (2019), 4:07.99 (2017), 4:08.47 (2016), 4:08.50 (2015), 4:08.69 (2013), 4:08.79 (2018), 4:08.95 (2019), 4:08.98 (2018), 4:09.02 (2021), 4:09.07 (2022), 4:09.14 (2017), 4:09.25 (2019), 4:09.41 (2023), 4:09.62 (2019), 4:09.68 (2024), 4:09.71 (2016), 4:09.88 (2021), 4:09.98 (2019), 4:10.04 (2015, 2019), 4:10.10 (2012), 4:10.14 (2022), 4:10.17 (2016), 4:10.18 (2017).
  • Dávid Verrasztó also swam 4:08.38 (2017), 4:09.57 (2021), 4:09.80 (2021), 4:09.90 (2015), 4:10.01 (2017).
  • Lewis Clareburt also swam 4:08.71 (2024), 4:09.49 (2021), 4:09.72 (2024), 4:09.87 (2021).
  • Ilya Borodin also swam 4:09.12 (2023), 4:09.80 (2023), 4:09.86 (2022), 4:10.02 (2021).
  • Max Litchfield also swam 4:09.14 (2024), 4:09.51 (2024), 4:09.62 (2017).
  • Jay Litherland also swam 4:09.31 (2017), 4:09.91 (2021).
  • Alberto Razzetti also swam 4:09.38 (2024), 4:09.91 (2021).
  • Thiago Pereira also swam 4:09.48 (2013).
  • Brendon Smith also swam 4:10.04 (2021), 4:10.15 (2022), 4:10.18 (2024).
  • Tomoyuki Matsushita also swam 4:10.04 (2024).
  • Wang Shun also swam 4:10.13 (2019).

Men short course

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  • Correct as of October 2024[33]
Pos Time Swimmer Date Venue Ref
1 3:54.81   Daiya Seto (JPN) 20 December 2019 Las Vegas
2 3:55.50   Ryan Lochte (USA) 16 December 2010 Dubai
3 3:56.47   Ilya Borodin (RUS) 20 December 2021 Abu Dhabi [34]
4 3:56.48   Kosuke Hagino (JPN) 13 January 2014 Tokyo [35]
5 3:57.01   Alberto Razzetti (ITA) 10 December 2023 Otopeni [36]
6 3:57.27   László Cseh (HUN) 11 December 2009 Istanbul
7 3:57.40   Oussama Mellouli (TUN) 16 December 2010 Dubai
8 3:57.56   Tyler Clary (USA) 16 December 2010 Dubai
9 3:57.63   Carson Foster (USA) 17 December 2022 Melbourne [37]
10 3:57.91   Thomas Fraser-Holmes (AUS) 28 November 2015 Sydney
11 3:58.30   Leon Marchand (FRA) 26 October 2024 Incheon [38]
12 3:59.21   Matthew Sates (RSA) 17 December 2022 Melbourne [39]
13 3:59.23   Chad Le Clos (RSA) 9 November 2013 Tokyo
14 3:59.33   Brendon Smith (AUS) 30 September 2021 Naples [40]
15 3:59.47   Peter Bernek (HUN) 14 December 2017 Copenhagen
16 3:59.81   Duncan Scott (GBR) 20 December 2019 Las Vegas
17 3:59.90   Conor Dwyer (USA) 10 August 2013 Berlin
18 3:59.99   Wang Shun (CHN) 17 November 2018 Singapore
19 4:00.10   David Verraszto (HUN) 11 December 2009 Istanbul
20 4:00.18   Max Litchfield (GBR) 16 December 2018 Sheffield
21 4:00.55   Gal Nevo (ISR) 11 December 2009 Istanbul
22 4:00.63   Thiago Pereira (BRA) 17 November 2007 Berlin
23 4:00.89   Kaito Tabuchi (JPN) 16 October 2021 Tokyo [41]
24 4:01.44   David Schlicht (AUS) 25 August 2022 Sydney [42]
25 4:01.49   Michael Phelps (USA) 22 December 2011 Berlin

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  • Daiya Seto also swam 3:55.53 (2019), 3:55.75 (2022), 3:56.26 (2021), 3:56.33 (2014), 3:56.43 (2018), 3:57.25 (2018), 3:57.66 (2017), 3:57.85 (2021), 3:58.20 (2017), 3:58.65 (2021), 3:58.84 (2013), 3:59.01 (2021), 3:59.15 (2012), 3:59.20 (2014), 3:59.24 (2016), 3:59.43 (2024), 4:00.35 (2022), 4:00.49 (2021), 4:00.84 (2021).
  • Carson Foster also swam 3:57.99 (2021), 4:01.34 (2022).
  • Thomas Fraser-Holmes also swam 3:58.69 (2014).
  • Ilya Borodin also swam 3:58.83 (2021), 3:59.57 (2021).
  • László Cseh also swam 3:59.33 (2007), 4:00.37 (2005).
  • Alberto Razzetti also swam 3:59.57 (2021), 4:00.34 (2021), 4:00.45 (2022).
  • Leon Marchand also swam 4:00.03 (2024).
  • Duncan Scott also swam 4:00.17 (2023).
  • Brendon Smith also swam 4:01.11 (2022).
  • Kosuke Hagino also swam 4:01.17 (2014).

Women long course

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  • Correct as of July 2024[43]
Pos Time Swimmer Date Venue Ref
1 4:24.38   Summer McIntosh (CAN) 16 May 2024 Toronto [44]
2 4:26.36   Katinka Hosszú (HUN) 6 August 2016 Rio de Janeiro
3 4:28.22   Kaylee McKeown (AUS) 18 April 2024 Gold Coast [45]
4 4:28.43   Ye Shiwen (CHN) 28 July 2012 London
5 4:29.45   Stephanie Rice (AUS) 10 August 2008 Beijing
6 4:29.89   Kirsty Coventry (ZIM) 10 August 2008 Beijing
7 4:30.43   Li Xuanxu (CHN) 17 October 2009 Jinan
8 4:30.82   Yui Ohashi (JPN) 8 April 2018 Tokyo
9 4:30.85   Qi Hui (CHN) 17 October 2009 Jinan
10 4:31.12   Katie Hoff (USA) 29 June 2008 Omaha
11 4:31.15   Maya DiRado (USA) 6 August 2016 Rio de Janeiro
12 4:31.21   Mireia Belmonte (ESP) 4 August 2013 Barcelona
13 4:31.27   Elizabeth Beisel (USA) 28 July 2012 London
14 4:31.33   Hannah Miley (GBR) 20 March 2009 Sheffield
15 4:31.41   Katie Grimes (USA) 30 July 2023 Fukuoka [46]
16 4:32.30   Jenna Forrester (AUS) 30 July 2023 Fukuoka [47]
17 4:32.52   Emily Overholt (CAN) 9 August 2015 Kazan
18 4:32.53   Melanie Margalis (USA) 6 March 2020 Des Moines
19 4:32.76   Emma Weyant (USA) 25 July 2021 Tokyo
20 4:32.88   Sydney Pickrem (CAN) 30 July 2017 Budapest
21 4:33.01   Aimee Willmott (GBR) 24 July 2014 Glasgow
22 4:33.50   Zhou Min (CHN) 4 September 2013 Shenyang
23 4:33.59   Yana Klochkova (UKR) 16 September 2000 Sydney
24 4:33.86   Leah Smith (USA) 29 June 2017 Indianapolis
25 4:33.96   Hali Flickinger (USA) 13 June 2021 Omaha

Notes

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  • Summer McIntosh also swam 4:25.87 (2023), 4:27.11 (2023), 4:27.71 (2024), 4:28.61 (2022), 4:29.01 (2022), 4:29.12 (2022), 4:29.96 (2023), 4:32.04 (2022).
  • Katinka Hosszú also swam 4:28.58 (2016), 4:29.33 (2017), 4:29.89 (2016), 4:30.31 (2009), 4:30.39 (2015, 2019), 4:30.41 (2013), 4:30.75 (2016), 4:30.90 (2016), 4:30.97 (2016), 4:31.03 (2014), 4:31.07 (2015), 4:31.53 (2014), 4:31.93 (2015), 4:32.25 (2016), 4:32.30 (2019), 4:32.33 (2016), 4:32.52 (2019), 4:32.68 (2016), 4:32.72 (2013), 4:32.78 (2015), 4:32.83 (2012), 4:32.87 (2019), 4:33.06 (2019), 4:33.49 (2012), 4:33.71 (2017), 4:33.76 (2012), 4:33.77 (2012, 2019), 4:33.80 (2014), 4:33.81 (2017), 4:33.83 (2019), 4:33.88 (2009, 2015), 4:33.90 (2017).
  • Ye Shiwen also swam 4:30.84 (2014), 4:31.59 (2013), 4:31.73 (2012), 4:32.07 (2019), 4:32.97 (2014), 4:33.66 (2011), 4:33.79 (2010).
  • Yui Ohashi also swam 4:31.42 (2017), 4:32.08 (2021), 4:32.33 (2019), 4:32.57 (2019), 4:32.60 (2018), 4:33.02 (2019), 4:33.77 (2018), 4:33.81 (2019).
  • Stephanie Rice also swam 4:31.46 (2008), 4:32.29 (2009), 4:33.45 (2012).
  • Elizabeth Beisel also swam 4:31.68 (2012), 4:31.69 (2013), 4:31.74 (2012), 4:31.78 (2011), 4:31.99 (2014), 4:32.87 (2008), 4:32.98 (2014), 4:33.52 (2014), 4:33.55 (2016).
  • Kaylee McKeown also swam 4:31.68 (2023), 4:31.74 (2022), 4:32.73 (2020).
  • Maya DiRado also swam 4:31.71 (2015), 4:32.70 (2013), 4:33.50 (2016), 4:33.73 (2016).
  • Katie Hoff also swam 4:31.71 (2008), 4:32.89 (2007).
  • Hannah Miley also swam 4:31.76 (2014), 4:32.16 (2015), 4:32.54 (2016), 4:32.67 (2012), 4:32.72 (2009), 4:33.09 (2010), 4:33.24 (2008), 4:33.25 (2014), 4:33.40 (2016), 4:33.51 (2015), 4:33.74 (2016).
  • Katie Grimes also swam 4:31.81 (2023), 4:32.45 (2024), 4:32.67 (2022), 4:33.40 (2024), 4:33.80 (2023).
  • Kirsty Coventry also swam 4:32.12 (2009), 4:32.15 (2009).
  • Mireia Belmonte also swam 4:32.17 (2017), 4:32.39 (2016), 4:32.75 (2016), 4:32.92 (2014), 4:33.13 (2014), 4:33.42 (2016), 4:33.91 (2012).
  • Li Xuanxu also swam 4:32.91 (2012).
  • Emma Weyant also swam 4:33.55 (2021), 4:33.81 (2021).
  • Aimee Willmott also swam 4:33.64 (2014), 4:33.66 (2015).

Women short course

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  • Correct as of November 2024[48]
Pos Time Swimmer Date Venue Ref
1 4:18.94   Mireia Belmonte (ESP) 12 August 2017 Eindhoven
2 4:19.46   Katinka Hosszú (HUN) 2 December 2015 Netanya
3 4:21.04   Julia Smit (USA) 18 December 2009 Manchester
4 4:21.49   Summer McIntosh (CAN) 29 October 2022 Toronto [49]
5 4:22.73   Yui Ohashi (JPN) 10 November 2018 Tokyo
6 4:22.88   Kathryn Meaklim (RSA) 22 November 2009 Singapore
7 4:23.14   Hannah Miley (GBR) 12 December 2012 Istanbul
8 4:23.33   Ye Shiwen (CHN) 12 December 2012 Istanbul
9 4:23.68   Sydney Pickrem (CAN) 15 November 2020 Budapest
10 4:24.15   Melanie Margalis (USA) 20 December 2019 Las Vegas
11 4:24.19   Katie Grimes (USA) 1 November 2024 Singapore [50]
12 4:24.31   Dagny Knutson (USA) 18 December 2009 Manchester [51]
13 4:24.62   Caitlin Leverenz (USA) 16 December 2011 Atlanta
14 4:25.33   Mary-Sophie Harvey (CAN) 1 November 2024 Singapore [52]
15 4:25.37   Aimee Willmott (GBR) 15 December 2013 Herning
16 4:25.50   Hali Flickinger (USA) 22 November 2020 Budapest
17 4:25.55   Tessa Cieplucha (CAN) 16 December 2021 Abu Dhabi [53]
18 4:25.56   Elizabeth Beisel (USA) 3 December 2014 Doha
19 4:25.61   Zsuzsanna Jakabos (HUN) 25 November 2012 Chartres
20 4:25.65   Abbie Wood (GBR) 15 November 2020 Budapest
21 4:26.06   Alessia Filippi (ITA) 14 December 2008 Rijeka
  Ella Eastin (USA) 12 August 2017 Eindhoven
23 4:26.31   Bailey Andison (CAN) 5 September 2021 Naples
24 4:26.41   Fantine Lesaffre (FRA) 23 November 2019 London
25 4:26.52   Kirsty Coventry (ZIM) 9 April 2008 Manchester
  Ellen Walshe (IRE) 16 December 2021 Abu Dhabi [53]

Notes

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Below is a list of other times equal or superior to 4:26.52:

  • Katinka Hosszú also swam 4:19.75 (2015), 4:19.82 (2017), 4:20.83 (2014), 4:20.85 (2013), 4:21.05 (2014), 4:21.21 (2015), 4:21.40 (2018), 4:21.67 (2016), 4:21.91 (2018), 4:22.05 (2017), 4:22.06 (2014), 4:22.18 (2013), 4:22.94 (2014), 4:23.55 (2018), 4:23.59 (2018), 4:23.66 (2014), 4:23.67 (2014), 4:23.91 (2012), 4:24.02 (2018), 4:24.37 (2011), 4:24.69 (2013), 4:24.78 (2017), 4:25.03 (2016), 4:25.10 (2019), 4:25.13 (2016), 4:25.15 (2018), 4:25.18 (2017), 4:25.24 (2019), 4:25.33 (2014), 4:25.66 (2014), 4:25.68 (2018), 4:25.69 (2016), 4:25.88 (2017), 4:25.95 (2012), 4:25.97 (2013), 4:26.32 (2019).
  • Mireia Belmonte also swam 4:19.86 (2014), 4:21.23 (2013), 4:22.55 (2017), 4:22.68 (2014), 4:24.21 (2010), 4:24.55 (2011), 4:24.58 (2013), 4:25.06 (2008), 4:25.23 (2013), 4:25.85 (2014), 4:26.16 (2014).
  • Yui Ohashi also swam 4:23.25 (2020), 4:24.03 (2017), 4:24.87 (2020), 4:25.53 (2020), 4:25.84 (2020), 4:26.13 (2020).
  • Hannah Miley also swam 4:23.47 (2012), 4:24.51 (2009), 4:24.74 (2014), 4:25.66 (2009), 4:26.06 (2011).
  • Melanie Margalis also swam 4:24.46 (2019), 4:25.48 (2020), 4:25.84 (2018).
  • Ye Shiwen alsow swam 4:24.55 (2010).
  • Sydney Pickrem also swam 4:24.84 (2020), 4:25.90 (2020).
  • Julia Smit also swam 4:25.87 (2008).
  • Bailey Andison also swam 4:26.39 (2021).
  • Mary-Sophie Harvey also swam 4:26.42 (2016).
  • Summer McIntosh also swam 4:26.44 (2021).
  • Hali Flickinger also swam 4:26.51 (2022).

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