Swimming at the 2006 Commonwealth Games – Men's 50 metre backstroke

Men's 50 m Backstroke - Final
Pos. Lane Athlete R.T. 50 m Tbh.
3 Matthew Clay (ENG) 0.59 25.04  
4 Liam Tancock (ENG) 0.59 25.10 0.06
5 Gerhard Zandberg (RSA) 0.66 25.16 0.12
4 6 Matthew Welsh (AUS) 0.66 25.34 0.30
5 2 Keng Liat Lim (MAS) 0.62 25.77 0.73
6 1 Matthew Rose (CAN) 0.58 26.05 1.01
6 7 Andrew Lauterstein (AUS) 0.58 26.05 1.01
88 Scott Talbot (NZL)0.6326.331.29

Men's 50 m Backstroke - Semifinals

Men's 50 m Backstroke - Semifinal 01
Pos. Lane Athlete R.T. 50 m Tbh.
1 4 Matthew Clay (ENG) 0.59 25.49  
2 5 Matthew Rose (CAN) 0.59 25.99 0.50
3 3 Scott Talbot (NZL) 0.63 26.24 0.75
4 7 Garth Tune (RSA) 0.63 26.58 1.09
5 6 Nicholas Neckles (BAR) 0.57 26.66 1.17
6 2 Johannes Du Rand (RSA) 0.72 26.71 1.22
7 1 Chris Vythoulkas (BAH) 0.60 27.55 2.06
8 8 Onan Thom (GUY) 0.66 28.04 2.55

Men's 50 m Backstroke - Semifinal 02
Pos. Lane Athlete R.T. 50 m Tbh.
1 4 Liam Tancock (ENG) 0.56 24.84 (GR)  
2 6 Gerhard Zandberg (RSA) 0.68 25.16 0.32
3 5 Matthew Welsh (AUS) 0.67 25.50 0.66
4 2 Keng Liat Lim (MAS) 0.63 25.71 0.87
5 3 Andrew Lauterstein (AUS) 0.68 25.92 1.08
6 7 Cameron Gibson (NZL) 0.73 26.75 1.91
7 1 David Dunford (KEN) 0.70 27.68 2.84
8 8 Gael Adam (MRI) 0.68 28.30 3.46

Men's 50 m Backstroke - Heats

Men's 50 m Backstroke - Heat 01
Pos. Lane Athlete R.T. 50 m Tbh.
1 3 Onan Thom (GUY) 0.67 28.33  
2 4 Jonathon Le Noury (GUE) 0.65 28.70 0.37
3 5 Gilbert Kaburu (UGA) 0.72 33.75 5.42

Men's 50 m Backstroke - Heat 02
Pos. Lane Athlete R.T. 50 m Tbh.
1 4 Matthew Clay (ENG) 0.61 25.61 (GR)  
2 5 Matthew Rose (CAN) 0.58 25.75 0.14
3 3 Gerhard Zandberg (RSA) 0.66 26.31 0.70
4 6 Garth Tune (RSA) 0.62 26.93 1.32
5 7 Arun Karunaratne (SRI) 0.57 29.01 3.40
6 1 Michael O'connor (BER) 0.57 29.06 3.45
7 2 Jonathan Calderon (LCA) 0.65 29.28 3.67

Men's 50 m Backstroke - Heat 03
Pos. Lane Athlete R.T. 50 m Tbh.
14 Matthew Welsh (AUS)0.6725.66
23 Scott Talbot (NZL)0.6626.290.63
35 Keng Liat Lim (MAS)0.6626.490.83
46 Cameron Gibson (NZL)0.7126.741.08
52 Gael Adam (MRI)0.6928.192.53
61 Andrew Mackay (CAY)0.6028.432.77
77 Mohammad Rana (BAN)0.7829.473.81
88 Jamie Zammitt (GIB)0.6129.674.01

Men's 50 m Backstroke - Heat 04
Pos. Lane Athlete R.T. 50 m Tbh.
1 4 Liam Tancock (ENG) 0.58 25.26 (GR)  
2 5 Andrew Lauterstein (AUS) 0.68 26.03 0.77
3 3 Nicholas Neckles (BAR) 0.58 26.41 1.15
4 6 Johannes Du Rand (RSA) 0.74 26.57 1.31
5 7 David Dunford (KEN) 0.66 27.43 2.17
6 2 Chris Vythoulkas (BAH) 0.61 27.53 2.27
7 8 Thomas Hollingsworth (GUE) 0.59 28.44 3.18
8 1 Dane Harrop (IOM) 0.73 29.06 3.80
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gollark: Also, it handles OS interaction poorly and tries to hide complexity sometimes in ways which do not work.
gollark: Go is kind of the opposite, in that it has complicated inconsistent rules to try and look simple.
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