Aussie Olympic Champion Kyle Chalmers’ Scorching 47.24, The Fourth Fastest Time of His Career in Norway
Australia’s Olympic champion Kyle Chalmers has scorched to the fourth fastest 100m freestyle time of his celebrated career, clocking 47.27 to win the 2025 Bergen Swim Festival in Norway overnight.
The 26-year-old South Australian cruised to a new meet record in the heats of 48.04 – erasing the mark of 48.78 set by Belgium’s Peter Timmers in 2019 – Trimmers the man Chalmers beat to win his Olympic gold in Rio in 2016.
With his pregnant Norwegian fiancé Ingeborg Løyning cheering him on, Chalmers split 22.76 and powered home in 24.51 for his 47.27 – marginally outside his personal best of 47.08 – first swum in 2019 at the Gwangju World Championships in Korea and then again at the postponed Tokyo Olympics, swum in 2021 – both times beaten by the USA’s Caeleb Dressel.
Norway’s Sander Sorensen established a new Norwegian National record, talking silver in 48.86.
Here’s a look at Kyle Chalmers Sub 48 swims
47.08 – World Championships, 2019
47.08 – Tokyo Olympics, 2021
47.15 – Fukuoka Worlds, 2023
47.27 – 2025 Bergen Swim
47.35 – Australian Trials, 2019
47.36 – Birmingham Commonwealth Games, 2022
47.44 – Australian Trials, 2023
47.48 – Paris Olympics, 2024
47.48 – Australian Trials, 2019
47.51 – Birmingham Commonwealth Games, 2022
47.58 – Rio Olympic Games, 2016
47.59 – Australian Trials, 2021
47.63 – Australian Championships, 2024
47.75 – Australian Trials, 2024
47.88 – Rio Olympic Games, 2016
47.89 – NSW Championships, 2019
47.90 – Rio Olympic Games, 2016
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