Swimming at the 2015 World Aquatics Championships – Men's 50 metre butterfly

Men's 50 metre butterfly at the 2015 World Aquatics Championships
Victory Ceremony
Dates	2 August (heats and semifinals) 3 August (final)
Competitors	80 from 77 nations
Winning time	22.97
Medalists
Florent Manaudou    France   Nicholas Santos    Brazil   László Cseh    Hungary   Konrad Czerniak    Poland
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The Men's 50 metre butterfly competition of the swimming events at the 2015 World Aquatics Championships was held on 2 August with the heats and the semifinals and 3 August with the final.^[1]

Records

Prior to the competition, the existing world and championship records were as follows.

World record	Rafael Muñoz (ESP)	22.43	Málaga, Spain	5 April 2009
Competition record	Milorad Čavić (SRB)	22.67	Rome, Italy	27 July 2009

Results

Heats

The heats were held at 10:44.^[2]

Rank	Heat	Lane	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
1	9	5	Florent Manaudou	France	23.15	Q
2	8	2	László Cseh	Hungary	23.32	Q, NR
3	9	3	Rafael Muñoz	Spain	23.36	Q
4	8	6	Konrad Czerniak	Poland	23.38	Q, NR
5	7	6	Joseph Schooling	Singapore	23.40	Q, NR
6	8	4	Nicholas Santos	Brazil	23.41	Q
7	9	2	Shi Yang	China	23.43	Q
8	8	3	Chad le Clos	South Africa	23.45	Q
9	8	5	Yauhen Tsurkin	Belarus	23.49	Q
9	9	4	Andriy Hovorov	Ukraine	23.49	Q
11	7	4	Ben Proud	Great Britain	23.58	Q
12	7	2	François Heersbrandt	Belgium	23.59	Q
13	7	7	Takeshi Kawamoto	Japan	23.61	Q
14	7	5	César Cielo	Brazil	23.66	Q
15	7	8	Santo Condorelli	Canada	23.67	Q
15	9	0	Dylan Carter	Trinidad and Tobago	23.67	Q, NR
17	7	1	Aleksandr Popkov	Russia	23.75
18	7	3	Piero Codia	Italy	23.81
19	8	1	Jayden Hadler	Australia	23.83
20	6	9	Tadas Duškinas	Lithuania	23.85
21	9	6	Yu Hexin	China	23.87
21	9	8	Ivan Lenđer	Serbia	23.87
23	9	1	Tim Phillips	United States	23.91
24	8	9	Kristian Golomeev	Greece	23.96
25	8	0	Mario Todorović	Croatia	24.00
26	6	5	Santiago Grassi	Argentina	24.03
27	7	9	Geoffrey Cheah	Hong Kong	24.12
28	6	8	Søren Dahl	Denmark	24.13
28	7	0	Albert Subirats	Venezuela	24.13
30	6	4	Christoffer Carlsen	Sweden	24.18
30	8	8	Ryan Pini	Papua New Guinea	24.18
32	5	4	Elvis Burrows	Bahamas	24.19
33	6	1	Luis Martínez	Guatemala	24.20
34	6	2	Ben Hockin	Paraguay	24.24
35	6	7	Ralf Tribuntsov	Estonia	24.28
36	6	6	Jan Šefl	Czech Republic	24.34
37	9	9	Tomer Zamir	Israel	24.49
38	6	3	Glenn Sutanto	Indonesia	24.51
39	5	5	Franco Reyes	Panama	24.60
40	6	0	Omar Eissa	Egypt	24.63
41	4	5	Anthonny Ralefy	Madagascar	24.69
42	8	7	Alejandro Escudero	Mexico	24.73
43	5	1	Zuhayr Pigot	Suriname	24.76
44	9	7	Daniel Ramírez	Mexico	24.83
45	5	3	Anthony John Barbar	Lebanon	24.88	NR
46	5	2	Ralph Goveia	Zambia	25.16
47	5	6	Thibaut Danho	Ivory Coast	25.33
48	5	9	Bradley Vincent	Mauritius	25.42
49	5	7	Maksim Inić	Montenegro	25.52
50	4	3	Joshua Daniel	Saint Lucia	25.61
51	4	6	Ifeakachuku Nmor	Nigeria	25.91
52	5	8	Ahmad Attellesey	Libya	25.94
53	3	5	Oumar Touré	Mali	26.13
54	5	0	Vahan Mkhitaryan	Armenia	26.19
55	4	4	Abeiku Jackson	Ghana	26.41
56	4	1	Hasan Sadeq	Iraq	26.93
57	4	2	Adam Viktora	Seychelles	27.08
58	4	0	Ibrahim Nishwan	Maldives	27.42
59	3	4	Muhammad Saad	Pakistan	27.66
60	4	8	Stefano Mitchell	Antigua and Barbuda	27.72
61	3	6	Myat Thint	Myanmar	27.77
62	3	2	Borhane Abro	Djibouti	27.99
63	4	7	Yacop Al-Khulaifi	Qatar	28.31
64	4	9	Nikolas Sylvester	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	28.39
65	3	0	Meriton Veliu	Kosovo[a]	28.67
66	3	3	Ammaar Ghadiyali	Tanzania	28.81
67	2	2	Abdelaziz Ahmed	Sudan	29.66
68	3	1	Olim Kurbanov	Tajikistan	29.82
69	2	5	Kaleo Kihleng	Federated States of Micronesia	30.15
70	1	6	Dienov Koka	Congo	30.20
71	3	8	Billy-Scott Irakoze	Burundi	30.44
72	2	6	Yousef Al-Nehmi	Yemen	30.53
73	2	3	Brave Lifa	Malawi	30.92
74	3	7	Robel Habte	Ethiopia	30.95
75	2	8	Chaoili Aonzoudine	Comoros	31.09
76	3	9	Andrew Fowler	Guyana	31.14
77	2	4	Jules Bessan	Benin	31.53
78	1	3	Pap Jonga	The Gambia	32.36
79	1	5	Osman Kamara	Sierra Leone	35.21
80	2	1	Mael Ambonguilat	Gabon	35.30
	1	4	Charly Ndjoume	Cameroon	DNS
	2	7	Albarchir Mouctar	Niger	DNS

Semifinals

The semifinals were held on 2 August at 18:07.^[3]

Semifinal 1

Rank	Lane	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
1	3	Nicholas Santos	Brazil	23.05	Q
2	4	László Cseh	Hungary	23.06	Q, NR
3	5	Konrad Czerniak	Poland	23.07	Q, NR
4	2	Andriy Hovorov	Ukraine	23.15	Q
5	1	César Cielo	Brazil	23.29	Q
6	7	François Heersbrandt	Belgium	23.34	NR
7	6	Chad le Clos	South Africa	23.49
8	8	Dylan Carter	Trinidad and Tobago	23.60	NR

Semifinal 2

Rank	Lane	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
1	4	Florent Manaudou	France	22.84	Q, =NR
2	7	Ben Proud	Great Britain	23.24	Q
3	3	Joseph Schooling	Singapore	23.27	Q, AS
4	8	Santo Condorelli	Canada	23.30	NR
5	2	Yauhen Tsurkin	Belarus	23.41
6	5	Rafael Muñoz	Spain	23.44
6	6	Shi Yang	China	23.44
8	1	Takeshi Kawamoto	Japan	23.74

Final

The final was held on 3 August at 18:17.^[4]

Rank	Lane	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
	4	Florent Manaudou	France	22.97
	5	Nicholas Santos	Brazil	23.09
	3	László Cseh	Hungary	23.15
	6	Konrad Czerniak	Poland	23.15
5	2	Andriy Hovorov	Ukraine	23.18
6	8	César Cielo	Brazil	23.21
7	1	Joseph Schooling	Singapore	23.25	AS
8	7	Ben Proud	Great Britain	23.39

References

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