Open water swimming at the 2017 World Aquatics Championships – Men's 10 km

The Men's 10 km competition at the 2017 World Championships was held on 18 July 2017.[1][2][3]

Men's 10 km
at the 2017 World Aquatics Championships
VenueLake Balaton
LocationBudapest, Hungary
Dates18 July
Competitors65 from 38 nations
Winning time1:51:58.5
Medalists
gold medal    Netherlands
silver medal    United States
bronze medal    France
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Results edit

The final was started at 10:00.[4]

Rank Swimmer Nationality Time
  Ferry Weertman   Netherlands 1:51:58.5
  Jordan Wilimovsky   United States 1:51:58.6
  Marc-Antoine Olivier   France 1:51:59.2
4 Jack Burnell   Great Britain 1:52:00.8
5 Kristóf Rasovszky   Hungary 1:52:01.7
6 David Aubry   France 1:52:01.9
7 Simone Ruffini   Italy 1:52:07.7
8 Evgeny Drattsev   Russia 1:52:10.1
9 Brendan Casey   United States 1:52:18.6
10 Federico Vanelli   Italy 1:52:21.0
11 Krzysztof Pielowski   Poland 1:52:24.5
12 Christian Reichert   Germany 1:52:29.3
13 Chad Ho   South Africa 1:52:29.9
14 Ventsislav Aydarski   Bulgaria 1:52:30.2
15 Vitaliy Khudyakov   Kazakhstan 1:52:30.8
16 Shahar Resman   Israel 1:52:32.6
17 Jack Brazier   Australia 1:52:32.8
18 Marcel Schouten   Netherlands 1:52:33.1
19 Kirill Abrosimov   Russia 1:52:35.5
19 Fernando Ponte   Brazil 1:52:35.5
21 Dániel Székelyi   Hungary 1:52:35.7
22 Guillermo Bertola   Argentina 1:52:35.9
23 Richard Weinberger   Canada 1:52:36.0
24 Caleb Hughes   Great Britain 1:52:37.0
25 Zu Lijun   China 1:52:38.1
25 Rob Muffels   Germany 1:52:38.1
27 Joaquín Moreno   Argentina 1:52:39.9
28 Philippe Guertin   Canada 1:52:40.6
29 Allan do Carmo   Brazil 1:52:40.7
30 Ivan Enderica Ochoa   Ecuador 1:52:57.7
31 Johndry Segovia   Venezuela 1:53:39.6
32 David Brandl   Austria 1:54:24.3
33 Matěj Kozubek   Czech Republic 1:54:24.6
34 Ihor Chervynskyy   Ukraine 1:54:27.2
35 An Jiabao   China 1:54:27.5
36 Tamás Farkas   Serbia 1:54:34.0
37 Juan Segovia   Venezuela 1:54:37.0
38 Asterios Daldogiannis   Greece 1:54:39.1
39 Georgios Arniakos   Greece 1:54:52.3
40 Yasunari Hirai   Japan 1:54:52.9
41 David Castro   Ecuador 1:54:56.4
42 Marwan El-Amrawy   Egypt 1:55:01.5
43 Ihor Snitko   Ukraine 1:55:06.0
44 Taiki Nonaka   Japan 1:55:14.1
45 Nico Manoussakis   South Africa 1:56:30.0
46 Vít Ingeduld   Czech Republic 1:57:59.8
47 Fernando Betanzos   Mexico 1:58:16.0
48 Shai Toledano   Israel 1:58:23.3
49 Evgenij Pop Acev   North Macedonia 1:59:55.6
50 Haythem Abdelkhalek   Tunisia 1:59:58.2
51 Bence Balzam   Serbia 2:00:01.4
52 Arturo Pérez Vertti   Mexico 2:00:53.4
53 Rodrigo Caballero   Bolivia 2:01:59.1
54 Pedro Pinotes   Angola 2:03:26.5
55 Keith Sin   Hong Kong 2:04:38.1
56 Kenessary Kenenbayev   Kazakhstan 2:05:14.0
57 Peter Gutyan   Slovakia 2:06:07.0
58 Marek Pavuk   Slovakia 2:07:14.9
59 Frank Ojarand   Estonia 2:08:03.0
60 Youssef Hossameldeen   Egypt 2:09:25.3
61 Tse Tsz Fung   Hong Kong 2:09:32.4
62 Zedheir Torrez   Bolivia 2:10:34.1
63 Emilio Avila   Guatemala 2:12:56.8
64 Omkumar Tokalkandiga   India 2:13:52.1
65 Cristofer Lanuza   Costa Rica 2:15:41.2

References edit

  1. ^ Schedule Archived 28 July 2017 at the Wayback Machine
  2. ^ "Entry list". Archived from the original on 18 July 2017. Retrieved 11 July 2017.
  3. ^ "Start list". Archived from the original on 30 January 2018. Retrieved 15 July 2017.
  4. ^ "Final results". Archived from the original on 18 July 2017. Retrieved 18 July 2017.