2003–04 FINA Swimming World Cup
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The 2003–04 FINA Swimming World Cup was a series of eight, short course meets organized by FINA and held at eight different international locations. The meets were held from November 2003 through February 2004.
Ed Moses of the United States and Martina Moravcová of Slovakia were the overall male and female winners of the series.
Meets
[edit]Year | Dates | Location | Results |
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2 0 0 3 |
November 24+25 | ||
November 28–30 | OmegaTiming | ||
December 5–7 | OmegaTiming | ||
2 0 0 4 | |||
January 13+14 | OmegaTiming | ||
January 17+18 | OmegaTiming | ||
January 21+22 | OmegaTiming | ||
January 30+31 | (actually in East Meadow) |
OmegaTiming | |
February 6–8 | OmegaTiming |
Event winners
[edit]Times listed at top of each table represent the series record (WC) as of the start of the 2003/2004 World Cup.
50 Freestyle
[edit]Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Mark Foster, GBR |
Time 21.13 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Alison Sheppard, GBR |
Time 24.06 | |
22.29 | #1: Daejeon | 25.21 | ||
21.68 | #2: Melbourne | 24.19 | ||
21.57 | #3: Durban | 25.23 | ||
21.77 | #4: Stockholm | 24.28 | ||
21.53 | #5: Berlin | 24.43 | ||
21.60 | #6: Moscow | 25.07 | ||
21.42 | #7: New York | 24.60 | ||
21.59 | #8: Rio de Janeiro | 24.83 |
100 Freestyle
[edit]Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Alexander Popov, RUS |
Time 46.74 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Jenny Thompson, USA |
Time 53.05 | |
48.84 | #1: Daejeon | 54.97 | ||
47.36 | #2: Melbourne | 52.64 WC | ||
47.70 | #3: Durban | 54.26 | ||
47.24 | #4: Stockholm | 54.10 | ||
47.61 | #5: Berlin | 53.30 | ||
47.94 | #6: Moscow | 53.90 | ||
46.98 | #7: New York | 53.63 | ||
47.69 | #8: Rio de Janeiro | 53.58 |
200 Freestyle
[edit]Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Ian Thorpe, AUS |
Time 1:41.10 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: YANG Yu, CHN |
Time 1:54.90 | |
1:45.15 | #1: Daejeon | 1:58.78 | ||
1:46.06 | #2: Melbourne | 1:55.27 | ||
1:44.05 | #3: Durban | 1:56.30 | ||
1:43.85 | #4: Stockholm | 1:55.62 | ||
1:44.12 | #5: Berlin | 1:56.13 | ||
1:46.21 | #6: Moscow | 1:56.60 | ||
1:43.85 | #7: New York | 1:56.78 | ||
1:46.41 | #8: Rio de Janeiro | 1:55.81 NR |
400 Freestyle
[edit]Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Ian Thorpe, AUS |
Time 3:34.63 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Lindsay Benko, USA |
Time 3:59.53 | |
3:50.89 | #1: Daejeon | 4:10.66 | ||
3:42.06 | #2: Melbourne | 4:02.29 | ||
3:42.91 | #3: Durban | 4:08.19 | ||
3:41.10 | #4: Stockholm | 4:02.99 | ||
3:39.91 | #5: Berlin | 4:02.00 | ||
3:45.19 | #6: Moscow | 4:07.13 | ||
3:40.87 | #7: New York | 4:01.36 | ||
3:44.54 | #8: Rio de Janeiro | 4:07.45 |
1500/800 Freestyle
[edit]Men (1500 free) | Meet | Women (800 free) | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Grant Hackett, AUS |
Time 14:29.51 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: CHEN Hua, CHN |
Time 8:15.15 | |
15:09.48 | #1: Daejeon | 8:40.79 | ||
14:50.94 | #2: Melbourne | 8:17.97 | ||
14:51.38 | #3: Durban | 8:29.41 | ||
14:46.59 | #4: Stockholm | 8:23.57 | ||
14:42.62 | #5: Berlin | 8:18.87 | ||
14:47.42 | #6: Moscow | 8:36.02 | ||
14:44.69 | #7: New York | 8:13.66 WC | ||
15:06.33 | #8: Rio de Janeiro | 8:29.37 |
50 Backstroke
[edit]Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Thomas Rupprath, GER |
Time 23.49 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: LI Hui, CHN |
Time 26.83 | |
24.44 | #1: Daejeon | 27.87 | ||
23.39 WC | #2: Melbourne | 27.70 | ||
24.66 | #3: Durban | 27.83 | ||
23.92 | #4: Stockholm | 27.61 | ||
23.89 | #5: Berlin | 27.19 | ||
24.06 | #6: Moscow | 27.97 | ||
23.77 | #7: New York | 27.69 | ||
24.79 | #8: Rio de Janeiro |
100 Backstroke
[edit]Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Thomas Rupprath, GER |
Time 50.58 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Natalie Coughlin, USA |
Time 56.71 | |
52.76 | #1: Daejeon | 59.48 | ||
51.13 | #2: Melbourne | 59.15 | ||
52.28 | #3: Durban | 58.82 | ||
51.61 | #4: Stockholm | 58.49 | ||
51.47 | #5: Berlin | 58.45 | ||
52.18 | #6: Moscow | 59.90 | ||
52.08 | #7: New York | 1:00.39 | ||
53.35 | #8: Rio de Janeiro | 1:00.87 |
200 Backstroke
[edit]Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Gordan Kožulj, CRO |
Time 1:51.62 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Natalie Coughlin, USA |
Time 2:03.62 | |
1:55.02 | #1: Daejeon | 2:10.88 | ||
1:51.40 WC | #2: Melbourne | 2:05.47 | ||
1:54.86 | #3: Durban | 2:10.50 | ||
1:53.21 | #4: Stockholm | 2:06.65 | ||
1:54.24 | #5: Berlin | 2:05.99 | ||
1:53.70 | #6: Moscow | 2:06.59 | ||
1:53.80 | #7: New York | 2:08.19 | ||
1:55.01 | #8: Rio de Janeiro | 2:09.40 |
50 Breaststroke
[edit]Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Oleg Lisogor, UKR |
Time 26.20 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Zoë Baker, GBR |
Time 30.21 | |
28.08 | #1: Daejeon | 31.40 | ||
27.17 | #2: Melbourne | 30.24 WC | ||
26.97 | #3: Durban | 31.60 | ||
27.10 | #4: Stockholm | 31.18 | ||
26.68 | #5: Berlin | 30.94 | ||
27.44 | #6: Moscow | 31.10 | ||
26.85 | #7: New York | 31.34 | ||
27.63 | #8: Rio de Janeiro | 30.99 |
100 Breaststroke
[edit]Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Ed Moses, USA |
Time 57.47 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Emma Igelström, SWE |
Time 1:05.55 | |
1:00.82 | #1: Daejeon | 1:07.76 | ||
59.00 | #2: Melbourne | 1:05.09 WR | ||
59.69 | #3: Durban | 1:07.63 | ||
58.08 | #4: Stockholm | 1:06.96 | ||
58.23 | #5: Berlin | 1:06.75 | ||
59.33 | #6: Moscow | 1:07.79 | ||
57.96 | #7: New York | 1:07.16 | ||
1:00.11 | #8: Rio de Janeiro | 1:06.53 |
200 Breaststroke
[edit]Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Ed Moses, USA |
Time 2:03.17 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: QI Hui, CHN |
Time 2:18.86 | |
2:14.43 | #1: Daejeon | 2:23.19 | ||
2:07.84 | #2: Melbourne | 2:17.75 WR | ||
2:10.12 | #3: Durban | 2:24.75 | ||
2:04.54 | #4: Stockholm | 2:23.36 | ||
2:02.92 WR | #5: Berlin | 2:22.79 | ||
2:08.27 | #6: Moscow | 2:27.43 | ||
2:04.61 | #7: New York | 2:21.20 | ||
2:12.19 | #8: Rio de Janeiro | 2:23.74 |
50 Butterfly
[edit]Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Geoff Huegill, AUS |
Time 22.74 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Anna-Karin Kammerling, SWE |
Time 25.36 | |
24.19 | #1: Daejeon | 27.08 | ||
23.46 | #2: Melbourne | 26.20 | ||
23.25 | #3: Durban | 26.53 | ||
23.75 | #4: Stockholm | 25.98 | ||
23.36 | #5: Berlin | 26.06 | ||
23.80 | #6: Moscow | 26.55 | ||
23.04 | #7: New York | 26.04 | ||
23.77 | #8: Rio de Janeiro | 26.39 |
100 Butterfly
[edit]Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Thomas Rupprath, GER |
Time 50.10 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Natalie Coughlin, USA |
Time 56.34 | |
52.99 | #1: Daejeon | 1:00.17 | ||
51.11 | #2: Melbourne | 57.27 | ||
51.90 | #3: Durban | 57.58 | ||
51.66 | #4: Stockholm | 56.90 | ||
50.79 | #5: Berlin | 56.93 | ||
51.42 | #6: Moscow | 58.54 | ||
51.42 | #7: New York | 57.87 | ||
52.39 | #8: Rio de Janeiro | 58.33 |
200 Butterfly
[edit]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 | |
1:57.97 | #1: Daejeon | 2:11.82 | ||
1:52.27 | #2: Melbourne | 2:06.71 | ||
1:56.09 | #3: Durban | 2:07.79 | ||
1:53.67 | #4: Stockholm | 2:08.16 | ||
1:53.94 | #5: Berlin | 2:04.04 WR | ||
1:54.21 | #6: Moscow | 2:11.40 | ||
1:56.28 | #7: New York | 2:08.03 | ||
1:55.64 | #8: Rio de Janeiro | 2:09.50 |
100 Individual Medley
[edit]Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Thomas Rupprath, GER |
Time 52.58 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Natalie Coughlin, USA |
Time 58.80 | |
54.89 | #1: Daejeon | 1:03.25 | ||
53.30 | #2: Melbourne | 1:00.47 | ||
55.09 | #3: Durban | 1:01.63 | ||
53.71 | #4: Stockholm | 1:00.32 | ||
54.33 | #5: Berlin | 1:00.68 | ||
55.73 | #6: Moscow | 1:02.36 | ||
53.67 | #7: New York | 1:00.54 | ||
54.35 | #8: Rio de Janeiro | 1:01.85 |
200 Individual Medley
[edit]Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Jani Sievinen, FIN |
Time 1:55.44 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Yana Klochkova, UKR |
Time 2:08.44 | |
1:58.90 | #1: Daejeon | 2:14.49 | ||
1:54.85 WC | #2: Melbourne | 2:09.48 | ||
1:58.68 | #3: Durban | 2:12.03 | ||
1:56.68 | #4: Stockholm | 2:11.05 | ||
1:56.09 | #5: Berlin | 2:10.01 | ||
2:00.19 | #6: Moscow | 2:11.08 | ||
1:59.21 | #7: New York | 2:09.79 | ||
1:57.57 | #8: Rio de Janeiro | 2:09.75 |
400 Individual Medley
[edit]Men | Meet | Women | ||
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Winner (Nationality) WC: Marcel Wouda, NED |
Time 4:05.41 |
Winner (Nationality) WC: Yana Klochkova, UKR |
Time 4:27.83 | |
4:14.02 | #1: Daejeon | 4:43.40 | ||
4:06.28 | #2: Melbourne | 4:37.27 | ||
4:10.93 | #3: Durban | 4:38.19 | ||
4:09.92 | #4: Stockholm | 4:35.46 | ||
4:06.37 | #5: Berlin | 4:34.85 | ||
4:13.44 | #6: Moscow | 4:39.34 | ||
4:11.78 | #7: New York | 4:33.58 | ||
4:15.40 | #8: Rio de Janeiro | 4:38.15 |
References
[edit]- ^ (2003-04) Swimming World Cup Meet 1 : Daejon, Korea by Russell McKinnon. Published by Swimming World Magazine online on 2003-11-25; retrieved 2011-08-01
- ^ (2003-04) FINA World Cup Meet 1 - Day 2 Daejeon, Korea by Russell McKinnon. Published by SwimNews on 2003-11-25; retrieved 2011-07-31
- ^ (2003-04) FINA World Cup 2 - Day 1 Report by Russell McKinnon. Published by SwimNews on 2003-11-28; retrieved 2011-07-31
- ^ (2003-04) FINA World Cup 2 - Day 2 Report by Russell McKinnon. Published by SwimNews on 2003-11-29; retrieved 2011-07-31
- ^ (2003-04) FINA World Cup 2 - Day 3 Report by Russell McKinnon. Published by SwimNews on 2003-11-30; retrieved 2011-07-31
- ^ (2003-04) FINA World Cup 3 - Prelim Results (Day 1). Published by SwimNews on 2003-12-05; retrieved 2011-07-31.
- ^ (2003-04) FINA World Cup 3 - Day 1 Report and Results by Neville Smith, SwimNews. Published 2003-12-06; retrieved 2011-07-31.
- ^ (2003-04) FINA World Cup 3 - Day 2 Report and Results by Neville Smith, SwimNews. Published 2003-12-07; retrieved 2011-07-31.
- ^ Moses Moves into the World Cup Lead with Two Wins by Nick J. Thierry, SwimNews. Published 2003-01-13; retrieved 2011-07-31.
- ^ Moses Sweeps Breaststroke Events in Stockholm by Nick J. Thierry, SwimNews. Published 2003-01-14; retrieved 2011-07-31.
- ^ Moses Betters Own 200 Breaststroke World Record in Berlin by Nick J. Thierry, SwimNews. Published 2004-01-17; retrieved 2011-07-31.
- ^ World Record for Yang in Women's 200 Fly at World Cup 5 by Nick J. Thierry, SwimNews. Published 2004-01-19; retrieved 2011-07-31.
- ^ (2003-04) World Cup 6 - Day 1 Report by Nick J. Thierry, SwimNews; published 2003-01-21; retrieved 2011-07-31.
- ^ (2003-04) World Cup 6 - Moses and Klochkova Sweep Their Events by Nick J. Thierry, SwimNews; published 2003-01-22; retrieved 2011-07-31.
- ^ World Cup Record for Yamada by Nick J. Thierry for SwimNews. Published 2004-01-31, retrieved 2011-07-31.
- ^ (2003-04) World Cup 7 - Day 2 Report by Nikki Dryden, SwimNews. Published 2004-02-01, retrieved 2011-07-31.
- ^ (2003-04) FINA World Cup 8 Preview by Nick Thierry, SwimNews. Published 2004-02-05; retrieved 2011-07-31
- ^ (2003-04) FINA World Cup 8 - Day 1 by Nick Thierry, SwimNews. Published 2004-02-07; retrieved 2011-07-31
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