Swimming at the 2022 European Aquatics Championships – Men's 4 × 100 metre medley relay

The Men's 4 × 100 metre medley relay competition of the 2022 European Aquatics Championships was held on 17 August 2022.

Men's 4 × 100 metre medley relay at the 2022 European Aquatics Championships
Venue	Foro Italico
Dates	17 August
Competitors	68 from 14 nations
Teams	14
Winning time	3:28.46
Medalists
Thomas Ceccon Nicolò Martinenghi Matteo Rivolta Alessandro Miressi Michele Lamberti Federico Poggio Federico Burdisso Manuel Frigo   Italy   Yohann Ndoye-Brouard Antoine Viquerat Clément Secchi Maxime Grousset Mewen Tomac Charles Rihoux   France   Bernhard Reitshammer Valentin Bayer Simon Bucher Heiko Gigler   Austria

Records

Prior to the competition, the existing world, European and championship records were as follows.

	Team	Time	Location	Date
World record	United States	3:26.78	Tokyo	1 August 2021
European record	Great Britain	3:27.51
	Italy		Budapest	25 June 2022
Championship record	Great Britain	3:28.59		23 May 2021

The following new records were set during this competition.

Date	Event	Nation	Time	Record
17 August	Final	Italy	3:28.46	CR

Results

Heats

The heats were started at 10:11.

Rank	Heat	Lane	Nation	Swimmers	Time	Notes
1	1	2	Italy	Michele Lamberti (54.95) Federico Poggio (59.70) Federico Burdisso (51.37) Manuel Frigo (48.33)	3:34.35	Q
2	2	5	Austria	Bernhard Reitshammer (55.31) Valentin Bayer (59.43) Simon Bucher (51.85) Heiko Gigler (48.23)	3:34.82	Q
3	2	2	Great Britain	Jonathon Marshall (54.67) James Wilby (59.92) Jacob Peters (52.67) Jacob Whittle (48.19)	3:35.45	Q
4	1	4	France	Mewen Tomac (54.72) Antoine Viquerat (1:00.71) Clément Secchi (51.74) Charles Rihoux (48.29)	3:35.46	Q
5	2	0	Poland	Kacper Stokowski (54.09) Dawid Wiekiera (1:00.85) Adrian Jaśkiewicz (52.03) Kamil Sieradzki (49.07)	3:36.04	Q
6	2	8	Ukraine	Oleksandr Zheltyakov (55.10) Volodymyr Lisovets (1:00.36) Denys Kesil (52.49) Sergii Shevtsov (48.74)	3:36.69	Q
7	2	3	Germany	Ole Braunschweig (54.17) Lucas Matzerath (1:00.61) Björn Kammann (53.87) Peter Varjasi (48.30)	3:36.95	Q
8	1	3	Spain	Nicolás García (55.66) Carles Coll (1:01.45) Mario Mollà (52.09) Sergio de Celis (47.89)	3:37.09	Q
9	1	7	Bulgaria	Kaloyan Levterov (55.76) Tonislav Sabev (1:00.82) Antani Ivanov (52.78) Deniel Nankov (48.66)	3:38.02
10	1	1	Greece	Theodoros Andreopoulos (55.12) Arkadios Aspougalis (1:02.16) Konstantinos Stamou (53.03) Stergios Bilas (49.04)	3:39.35
11	1	6	Lithuania	Erikas Grigaitis (56.05) Andrius Šidlauskas (1:00.20) Danas Rapšys (53.94) Tomas Navikonis (50.01)	3:40.20
12	1	5	Sweden	Björn Seeliger (56.59) Daniel Räisänen (1:01.55) Oskar Hoff (53.68) Robin Hanson (49.88)	3:41.70
13	2	4	Luxembourg	Max Mannes (56.96) Pit Brandenburger (1:04.55) Julien Henx (55.11) Rémi Fabiani (49.72)	3:46.34
	1	8	Norway	Markus Lie (55.53) Christoffer Haarsaker (1:01.62) Jon Jøntvedt Nicholas Lia	Disqualified
	2	1	Ireland		Did not start
	2	6	Netherlands
	2	7	Switzerland

Final

The final was held at 19:25.

Rank	Lane	Nation	Swimmers	Time	Notes
	4	Italy	Thomas Ceccon (52.82) Nicolò Martinenghi (57.72) Matteo Rivolta (50.75) Alessandro Miressi (47.17)	3:28.46	CR
	6	France	Yohann Ndoye-Brouard (53.06) Antoine Viquerat (1:00.48) Clément Secchi (51.53) Maxime Grousset (47.43)	3:32.50
	5	Austria	Bernhard Reitshammer (54.68) Valentin Bayer (59.54) Simon Bucher (50.97) Heiko Gigler (48.09)	3:33.28
4	3	Great Britain	Luke Greenbank (54.28) James Wilby (59.51) Edward Mildred (51.72) Thomas Dean (48.09)	3:33.60
5	2	Poland	Ksawery Masiuk (53.49) Dawid Wiekiera (1:00.79) Jakub Majerski (51.17) Karol Ostrowski (48.71)	3:34.16
6	7	Ukraine	Oleksandr Zheltyakov (54.60) Volodymyr Lisovets (59.40) Denys Kesil (52.12) Sergii Shevtsov (48.54)	3:34.66	NR
7	1	Germany	Ole Braunschweig (54.40) Lucas Matzerath (59.74) Björn Kammann (53.60) Peter Varjasi (47.91)	3:35.65
8	8	Spain	Nicolás García (55.30) Carles Coll (1:01.31) Mario Mollà (52.20) Sergio de Celis (48.44)	3:37.25