Ahead of the Swimming World Cup 2026, we’re looking back at some of the incredible Short Course World Records set at previous World Cup meets🌎
These record-breaking swims are still standing today, but could that change on the Silk Road Tour?
The 2026 Swimming World Cup begins in Baku 🇦🇿 before heading to Tashkent 🇺🇿 and Astana 🇰🇿. Which World Record will fall next?
👀Where to watch the Swimming World Cup 2026: https://www.worldaquatics.com/news/4579883/where-to-watch-world-aquatics-swimming-world-cup-2026
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0:00 – Hubert Kos – Men’s 100m Backstroke
1:29 – Hubert Kos – Men’s 200m Backstroke
4:05 – Josh Liendo – Men’s 100m Butterfly
5:19 – Caspar Corbeau – Men’s 200m Breaststroke
7:42 – Kate Douglass – Women’s 100m Freestyle
9:21 – Kaylee McKeown – Women’s 200m Backstroke
11:55 – Lani Pallister – Women’s 800m Freestyle
14:40 – Mollie O’Callaghan – Women’s 200m Freestyle
17:00 – Regan Smith – Women’s 100m Backstroke
18:32 – Gretchen Walsh – Women’s 50m Butterfly
19:23 – Leon Marchand – Men’s 200m Medley
21:45 – Katie Ledecky – Women’s 1500m Freestyle
24:03 – Kyle Chalmers – Men’s 100m Freestyle
