The last day of the 2017 FINA World Masters Championships in Budapest, Hungary did not disappoint, with many more records falling. Take a look below to see all of the records that fell on the last day of the meet!
25-29 Age Group
Spain’s Oscar Pereiro Carril set a new championship record of 26.11 in the 50 backstroke while Estefania Milanez of Brazil set a new championship record in the women’s event with a 30.20.
Italy’s Matteo Montanari won the 400 free in a new championship record of 4:05.09.
Marek Botik of Slovakia set a world record in the men’s 50 breast with a 27.65.
30-34 Age Group
Brazil’s Leonardo Sumida set a new championship record in the 50 backstroke with a 26.54, while Ukraine’s Iryna Bolshakova set a championship record of 30.57 in the women’s event.
Great Britain’s Sophie Casson won the women’s 400 free in a championship record of 4:22.91.
35-39 Age Group
Ryan Pini of Papua New Guinea added another record to his name, winning the 50 backstroke in a new championship and world record of 26.43.
Russia’s Sergei Geibel set a new championship record in the men’s 50 breast with a 28.85, while Germany’s Nicole Heidemann set a new world record in the same event with her 32.67.
40 – 44 Age Group
Finland’s Raakel Luoto set a new world and championship record in the 50 backstroke with a 30.47, just by the old record by just one one-hundredth.
45-49 Age Group
Turley’s Serkan Atasay broke the world and championship record in the 50 backstroke with a 27.67, and would come back to do the same in the 50 breaststroke with a 29.51.
Australia’s Linley Frame set a new world record in the 50 breaststroke with a 33.56.
50-54 Age Group
Great Britain’s Mike Hodgson set a new world and championship record in the 50 breaststroke with a 30.26.
55-59 Age Group
Denmark’s Pia Thulstrup added another record to her name with a new world and championship mark in the 50 breaststroke (36.59).
60 – 64 Age Group
Russia’s Andre Steynberg set a new championship record in the 50 backstroke with a 31.18, just half a second off the world record.
Dan Stevenson of the United States set a new world record in the 400 free with a 4:38.37.
65-69 Age Group
Laura Val of the United States took down the world record in the 50 backstroke by exactly one second, setting the new mark with a 34.46.
France’s Patrick Moreau set a new championship record in the men’s 400 free with a 5:05.48, while the United States’ Jacki Hirsty set a new championship record in the women’s event in 5:39.75.
Australia’s Stuart Ellicott set a new championship record in the 50 breaststroke with a 33.69.
75-79 Age Group
Hungary’s Miklos Kovats broke the championship record in the 50 backstroke with a 39.05.
Brazil’s Antonio Orselli set a new world and championship record in the 50 breaststroke with a 39.22.
80-84 Age Group
Germany’s Werner Schnabel set a new championship record in the men’s 400 free with a 6:21.00.
Russia’s Mikhail Farafonov won the 50 breast in a new championship record of 42.12.
85-89 Age Group
Australia’s Dorothy Dickey set a new championship record in the 400 freestyle with a 8:21.99.
Belgium’s Agnes van Obberghen set a new championship record in the women’s 50 breast with a 52.86, just a second off the world record.
90-94 Age Group
Sweden’s Kerstin Gjores set a new championship record of 1:06.84 in the 50 backstroke.
95-99 Age Group
Poland’s Kazimierz Mrowczynski set a new championship record in the 50 breaststroke with a 1:17.55.