2001–02 FINA Swimming World Cup
The 2001–2002 FINA Swimming World Cup was a series of nine international short course (25m) swimming meets organized by FINA. The meets were held in nine different cities, from November 2001 through January 2002.[1] Each featured 34 events: seventeen for males and seventeen for females.
Ed Moses of the USA and Martina Moravcová of Slovakia were the overall male and female winners of the series. The 2001–2002 World Cup saw 22 world records bettered.[2]
Meets
Dates and locations for the 2001–2002 World Cup meets were:[1][3]
Year | Dates | Location | Results |
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2 0 0 1 | |||
November 16–18 | |||
November 23–24 | |||
November 27–28 | |||
December 2–3 | Omega Timing | ||
December 7–9 | Omega Timing | ||
2 0 0 2 | |||
January 14–15 | Omega Timing | ||
January 18–19 | |||
January 22–23 | Omega Timing | ||
January 26–27 | Omega Timing | ||
Event winners
50 freestyle
Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Mark Foster, GBR | Time 21.13 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Therese Alshammar, SWE | Time 24.39 | |
21.91 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 24.85 | ||
21.85 | #2: Edmonton | 24.53 | ||
21.86 | #3: New York | 25.14 | ||
22.35 | #4: Shanghai | 24.92 | ||
21.75 | #5: Melbourne | 25.27 | ||
21.86 | #6: Imperia | 25.23 | ||
21.64 | #7: Paris | 24.95 | ||
21.57 | #8: Stockholm | 24.76 | ||
21.51 | #9: Berlin | 24.91 | ||
100 freestyle
Men | Meet | Women | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
Winner (Nationality) WC: Alexander Popov, RUS | Time 46.74 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Jenny Thompson, USA | Time 53.05 | |
48.05 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 54.26 | ||
47.74 | #2: Edmonton | 53.82 | ||
47.67 | #3: New York | 54.04 | ||
48.29 | #4: Shanghai | 53.93 | ||
47.79 | #5: Melbourne | 54.50 | ||
47.73 | #6: Imperia | 55.01 | ||
47.44 | #7: Paris | 53.90 | ||
47.25 | #8: Stockholm | 53.40 | ||
47.30 | #9: Berlin | 53.67 | ||
200 freestyle
Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Ian Thorpe, AUS | Time 1:41.10 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: YANG Yu, CHN | Time 1:55.50 | |
1:45.84 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 1:57.54 | ||
1:45.59 | #2: Edmonton | 1:55.92 | ||
1:46.13 | #3: New York | 1:55.41 WC | ||
1:46.94 | #4: Shanghai | 1:56.42 | ||
1:44.24 | #5: Melbourne | 1:56.12 | ||
1:45.04 | #6: Imperia | 1:56.05 | ||
1:44.49 | #7: Paris | 1:55.81 | ||
1:43.85 | #8: Stockholm | 1:56.38 | ||
1:43.81 | #9: Berlin | 1:55.16 WC | ||
400 freestyle
Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Ian Thorpe, AUS | Time 3:35.75 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Sarah-Jane D'Arcy, AUS | Time 4:03.50 | |
3:45.55 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 4:07.84 | ||
3:42.42 | #2: Edmonton | 4:07.45 | ||
3:46.05 | #3: New York | 4:07.37 | ||
3:51.17 | #4: Shanghai | 4:02.80 WC | ||
3:44.18 | #5: Melbourne | 4:03.38 | ||
3:42.50 | #6: Imperia | 4:08.60 | ||
3:42.19 | #7: Paris | 4:05.98 | ||
3:41.99 | #8: Stockholm | 4:07.29 | ||
3:43.38 | #9: Berlin | 4:00.30 WC | ||
1500/800 freestyle
Men (1500 free) | Meet | Women (800 free) | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Grant Hackett, AUS | Time 14:29.52 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Sachiko Yamada, JPN | Time 8:17.76 | |
15:11.54 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 8:35.02 | ||
15:05.72 | #2: Edmonton | 8:46.43 | ||
14:50.92 | #3: New York | 8:18.50 | ||
15:05.06 | #4: Shanghai | 8:15.50 WR | ||
15:03.33 | #5: Melbourne | 8:21.27 | ||
14:56.16 | #6: Imperia | 8:30.28 | ||
14:56.80 | #7: Paris | 8:19.54 | ||
14:55.90 | #8: Stockholm | 8:23.99 | ||
14:54.38 | #9: Berlin | 8:17.64 | ||
50 Backstroke
Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Matt Welsh, AUS | Time 24.11 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: BJ Bedford, USA | Time 27.62 | |
24.64 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 28.34 | ||
24.94 | #2: Edmonton | 27.92 | ||
24.42 | #3: New York | 27.29 WC | ||
25.00 | #4: Shanghai | 26.83 WR | ||
24.34 | #5: Melbourne | 28.00 | ||
24.54 | #6: Imperia | 28.30 | ||
24.69 | #7: Paris | 27.41 | ||
24.50 | #8: Stockholm | 27.31 | ||
24.05 WC | #9: Berlin | 27.26 | ||
100 Backstroke
Men | Meet | Women | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
Winner (Nationality) WC: Lenny Krayzelburg, USA | Time 51.28 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: BJ Bedford, USA | Time 58.89 | |
53.94 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 1:00.76 | ||
53.61 | #2: Edmonton | 1:00.41 | ||
52.71 | #3: New York | 57.08 WR | ||
54.25 | #4: Shanghai | 58.96 | ||
53.26 | #5: Melbourne | 1:00.16 | ||
53.21 | #6: Imperia | 1:00.49 | ||
53.15 | #7: Paris | 59.74 | ||
52.69 | #8: Stockholm | 59.66 | ||
51.35 | #9: Berlin | 59.19 | ||
200 Backstroke
Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Gordan Kožulj, CRO | Time 1:51.62 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Clementine Stoney, AUS | Time 2:06.70 | |
1:56.16 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 2:08.42 | ||
1:55.33 | #2: Edmonton | 2:07.73 | ||
1:56.38 | #3: New York | 2:03.62 WR | ||
1:56.82 | #4: Shanghai | 2:10.80 | ||
1:54.23 | #5: Melbourne | 2:06.80 | ||
1:54.79 | #6: Imperia | 2:09.27 | ||
1:54.65 | #7: Paris | 2:09.69 | ||
1:54.41 | #8: Stockholm | 2:09.72 | ||
1:54.14 | #9: Berlin | 2:06.86 | ||
50 Breaststroke
Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Mark Warnecke, GER | Time 26.97 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: HAN Xue, CHN | Time 30.77 | |
27.22 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 31.34 | ||
27.81 | #2: Edmonton | 30.71 WC | ||
27.53 | #3: New York | 30.68 WC | ||
26.90 WC | #4: Shanghai | 30.56 WR | ||
27.92 | #5: Melbourne | 30.61 | ||
26.96 | #6: Imperia | 30.51 WR | ||
26.74 WC | #7: Paris | 30.47 WR | ||
26.28 WR | #8: Stockholm | 30.43 WR | ||
26.20 WR | #9: Berlin | 30.31 WR | ||
100 Breaststroke
Men | Meet | Women | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
Winner (Nationality) WC: Dmitry Volkov, RUS | Time 59.30 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Luo Xuejuan, CHN | Time 1:06.18 | |
58.76 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 1:09.09 | ||
59.94 WC | #2: Edmonton | 1:06.37 | ||
1:00.14 | #3: New York | 1:05.78 WC | ||
58.57 WC | #4: Shanghai | 1:06.22 | ||
59.29 | #5: Melbourne | 1:07.27 | ||
59.70 | #6: Imperia | 1:06.49 | ||
58.08 WC | #7: Paris | 1:06.39 | ||
57.47 WR | #8: Stockholm | 1:06.21 | ||
57.67 | #9: Berlin | 1:06.14 | ||
200 Breaststroke
Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Jim Piper, AUS | Time 2:07.69 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Qi Hui, CHN | Time 2:19.25 | |
2:09.50 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 2:27.42 | ||
2:08.71 | #2: Edmonton | 2:26.50 | ||
2:09.58 | #3: New York | 2:22.90 | ||
2:09.75 | #4: Shanghai | 2:23.96 | ||
2:07.59 WC | #5: Melbourne | 2:23.47 | ||
2:08.34 | #6: Imperia | 2:25.79 | ||
2:04.37 WR | #7: Paris | 2:22.89 | ||
2:03.26 WR | #8: Stockholm | 2:20.87 | ||
2:03.17 WR | #9: Berlin | 2:21.31 | ||
50 Butterfly
Men | Meet | Women | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
Winner (Nationality) WC: Mark Foster, GBR | Time 22.87 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Anna-Karin Kammerling, SWE | Time 25.36 | |
23.84 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 26.68 | ||
23.05 | #2: Edmonton | 26.62 | ||
23.16 | #3: New York | 25.83 | ||
24.10 | #4: Shanghai | 26.78 | ||
22.84 WR | #5: Melbourne | 26.77 | ||
23.82 | #6: Imperia | 27.40 | ||
23.03 | #7: Paris | 26.56 | ||
22.84 WR | #8: Stockholm | 25.50 | ||
22.80 * | #9: Berlin | 26.06 | ||
* In prelims of the Berlin meet, Huegill swam a 22.74 to lower the World and Cup records again.
100 Butterfly
Men | Meet | Women | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
Winner (Nationality) WC: Michael Klim, AUS | Time 51.07 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Jenny Thompson, USA | Time 56.80 | |
53.54 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 58.29 | ||
51.04 WC | #2: Edmonton | 58.41 | ||
51.64 | #3: New York | 57.43 | ||
53.68 | #4: Shanghai | 57.74 | ||
50.71 WC | #5: Melbourne | 57.45 | ||
51.90 | #6: Imperia | 1:00.43 | ||
51.55 | #7: Paris | 57.09 | ||
50.79 | #8: Stockholm | 56.86 | ||
50.10 WR | #9: Berlin | 56.55 WR | ||
200 Butterfly
Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: James Hickman, GBR | Time 1:51.76 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Susie O'Neill, AUS | Time 2:04.16 | |
1:57.43 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 2:11.88 | ||
1:55.75 | #2: Edmonton | 2:11.28 | ||
1:54.02 | #3: New York | 2:08.24 | ||
1:56.69 | #4: Shanghai | 2:07.54 | ||
1:54.43 | #5: Melbourne | 2:09.30 | ||
1:54.62 | #6: Imperia | 2:07.41 | ||
1:55.20 | #7: Paris | 2:07.78 | ||
1:57.13 | #8: Stockholm | 2:08.59 | ||
1:53.20 | #9: Berlin | 2:07.92 | ||
100 Individual Medley
Men | Meet | Women | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
Winner (Nationality) WC: Jani Sievinen, FIN | Time 53.10 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Martina Moravcová, SVK | Time 1:00.34 | |
55.38 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 1:02.55 | ||
56.07 | #2: Edmonton | 1:00.97 | ||
54.22 | #3: New York | 1:01.28 | ||
55.47 | #4: Shanghai | 1:00.97 | ||
54.98 | #5: Melbourne | 1:02.17 | ||
54.42 | #6: Imperia | 1:02.25 | ||
54.57 | #7: Paris | 1:00.88 | ||
54.77 | #8: Stockholm | 1:00.70 | ||
54.60 | #9: Berlin | 1:00.48 | ||
200 Individual Medley
Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Jani Sievinen, FIN | Time 1:55.44 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Zhan Shu, CHN | Time 2:10.26 | |
1:59.03 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 2:13.52 | ||
1:59.36 | #2: Edmonton | 2:14.04 | ||
1:59.60 | #3: New York | 2:12.14 | ||
1:59.18 | #4: Shanghai | 2:11.52 | ||
1:58.16 | #5: Melbourne | 2:10.67 | ||
1:57.99 | #6: Imperia | 2:12.55 | ||
1:57.92 | #7: Paris | 2:09.10 WC | ||
1:57.65 | #8: Stockholm | 2:09.16 | ||
1:57.49 | #9: Berlin | 2:09.24 | ||
400 Individual Medley
Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Marcel Wouda, NED | Time 4:05.41 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Yana Klochkova, UKR | Time 4:33.66 | |
4:15.88 | #1: Rio de Janeiro | 4:39.86 | ||
4:13.76 | #2: Edmonton | 4:43.72 | ||
4:16.64 | #3: New York | 4:45.74 | ||
4:16.88 | #4: Shanghai | 4:39.97 | ||
4:11.15 | #5: Melbourne | 4:36.38 | ||
4:13.60 | #6: Imperia | 4:40.30 | ||
4:13.19 | #7: Paris | 4:27.83 WR | ||
4:10.51 | #8: Stockholm | 4:38.99 | ||
4:10.39 | #9: Berlin | 4:31.86 | ||
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References
- Top international swimmers to compete in Edmonton at the 2001 Speedo World Cup Archived 2013-10-20 at the Wayback Machine, press release from Swimming Canada. Published 2001-11-21, retrieved via Sport Information Resource Centre website (www.sirc.ca) on 2012-03-24.
- Commentary (on the 2001-2002 FINA World Cup), by Nick J. Thierry, in SwimNews magazine, January–February 2002.
- (in French) Natation Infos, N° 1213 (trans: Swimming Info volume 1213), journal of the Fédération Française de Natation, February 2002 edition, p.3. Retrieved 2012-03-25.
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