Swimming at the 2015 European Games – Men's 200 metre freestyle

The men's 200 metre freestyle event at the 2015 European Games in Baku took place on 26 and 27 June at the Aquatic Palace.[1]

Men's 200 metre freestyle at the 2015 European Games
Venue	Aquatic Palace
Dates	26–27 June
Competitors	53 from 25 nations
Winning time	1:48.55
Medalists
Duncan Scott    Great Britain   Cameron Kurle    Great Britain   Elisei Stepanov    Russia

Results

Heats

The heats were started on 25 June at 10:05.[2]

Rank	Heat	Lane	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
1	4	4	Elisei Stepanov	Russia	1:49.29	Q, GR
2	6	4	Duncan Scott	Great Britain	1:49.39	Q
3	6	5	Cameron Kurle	Great Britain	1:49.83	Q
4	6	7	Nikolay Snegirev	Russia	1:50.22	Q
5	5	4	Aleksandr Prokofev	Russia	1:50.27
6	4	6	Marc Vivas	Spain	1:50.93	Q
7	4	5	Kyle Chisholm	Great Britain	1:51.18
8	3	4	Erge Gezmis	Turkey	1:51.62	Q
9	6	8	Mateusz Arndt	Poland	1:51.73	Q
10	6	3	Sebastian Steffan	Austria	1:51.79	Q, WD
11	5	1	Valentin Borisavljevic	Belgium	1:51.83	Q
12	5	6	Guillem Pujol	Spain	1:51.92	Q
13	5	2	Thomas Thijs	Belgium	1:51.96	Q
14	5	5	Martyn Walton	Great Britain	1:51.99
15	4	0	Filippo Megli	Italy	1:52.15	Q
16	6	1	Joan Casanovas	Spain	1:52.20
17	6	6	Moritz Brandt	Germany	1:52.30	Q
18	4	2	Dimitrios Dimitriou	Greece	1:52.51	Q
19	5	7	Alexis Borisavljevic	Belgium	1:52.55
20	2	5	Blaž Demšar	Slovenia	1:52.72	Q
21	5	3	Igor Shadrin	Russia	1:52.80
22	4	1	Konstantin Walter	Germany	1:52.84	Q
23	4	3	Henning Mühlleitner	Germany	1:52.91
24	3	1	Andrea Mozzini Vellen	Switzerland	1:52.99	Q
25	4	7	Alessio Proietti Colonna	Italy	1:53.24
26	6	0	Ricardo Rosales	Spain	1:53.28
27	4	9	Daniel Forndal	Sweden	1:53.58
28	3	6	Matteo Cinquino	Italy	1:53.87
29	3	3	Kaan Özcan	Turkey	1:53.92
30	6	2	Alexander Trap	Belgium	1:54.36
31	2	6	Cla Remund	Switzerland	1:54.42
32	3	9	Armin Remenyi	Hungary	1:54.55
33	5	9	Filip Grimberg	Sweden	1:54.65
34	3	2	João Gil	Portugal	1:54.67
35	4	8	Alexander Lohmar	Germany	1:54.71
36	1	4	Igor Kostovski	Croatia	1:54.78
37	3	8	Borna Jukić	Croatia	1:54.99
38	5	8	Andrej Barna	Serbia	1:55.07
39	2	4	Viacheslav Ohnov	Ukraine	1:55.09
40	1	5	Filip Hodur	Poland	1:55.27
41	3	5	Alessandro Miressi	Italy	1:55.51
42	2	9	Juliusz Gosieniecki	Poland	1:55.87
43	2	1	Manuel Leuthard	Switzerland	1:56.12
43	3	0	Batuhan Hakan	Turkey	1:56.12
45	5	0	Gustaf Dahlman	Sweden	1:57.14
46	2	0	Gabriel Sonoc	Romania	1:57.18
47	3	7	Sigurd Holten Bøen	Norway	1:57.34
48	2	8	Max Mannes	Luxembourg	1:57.49
49	2	2	Olivier Petignat	Switzerland	1:57.71
50	1	7	Kyriacos Papa-Adams	Cyprus	1:58.79
51	1	3	Marius Ihlen Gardshodn	LEN ( Faroe Islands)	1:59.41
52	1	6	Georgia Biganishvili	Georgia	2:01.01
53	1	2	Franc Aleksi	Albania	2:01.88
	2	3	Ole-Mikal Fløgstad	Norway	DNS
	2	7	Jakub Książek	Poland
	6	9	Victor Johansson	Sweden

Semifinals

The semifinals were started on 26 June at 18:11.[3]

Semifinal 1

Rank	Lane	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
1	5	Nikolay Snegirev	Russia	1:49.57	Q
2	4	Duncan Scott	Great Britain	1:50.11	Q
3	3	Erge Gezmis	Turkey	1:51.63
4	7	Moritz Brandt	Germany	1:51.89
5	1	Blaž Demšar	Slovenia	1:52.80
6	6	Valentin Borisavljevic	Belgium	1:52.90
7	8	Andrea Mozzini Vellen	Switzerland	1:52.96
8	2	Thomas Thijs	Belgium	1:54.29

Semifinal 2

Rank	Lane	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
1	4	Elisei Stepanov	Russia	1:49.43	Q
2	5	Cameron Kurle	Great Britain	1:49.50	Q
3	3	Marc Vivas	Spain	1:50.55	q
4	6	Mateusz Arndt	Poland	1:51.13	q
5	1	Dimitrios Dimitriou	Greece	1:51.21	q
6	7	Filippo Megli	Italy	1:51.24	q
7	2	Guillem Pujol	Spain	1:51.74
8	8	Konstantin Walter	Germany	1:52.02

Final

The final was held on 27 June at 18:22.[4]

Rank	Lane	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
	4	Duncan Scott	Great Britain	1:48.55	GR
	5	Cameron Kurle	Great Britain	1:48.92
	8	Elisei Stepanov	Russia	1:49.64
4	1	Nikolay Snegirev	Russia	1:49.83
5	2	Filippo Megli	Italy	1:50.84
6	3	Marc Vivas	Spain	1:51.03
7	6	Dimitrios Dimitriou	Greece	1:51.39
8	7	Mateusz Arndt	Poland	1:51.80

References

1. Start list
2. Heats results
3. Semifinals results
4. Final results