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This is without doubt the toughest vote we have had so far.I've picked what I feel are the Top 10 Male Performances of 2010. 7 Long Course, 3 Short Course. You're job is to choose the most impressive swim of MMX. Remember: This is not a personality contest.Just 6 days to vote on this one.The Top 10- Sun Yang, 1500 LCM Free- 14:35.432nd fastest 1500 of all-time. Missed Hackett's WR by
0.87 seconds.- Ryan Lochte, 200 LCM IM- 1:54.433rd fastest 200m IM of all-time. Missed his own WR by 0.33 seconds.- Camille Lacourt, 50 LCM Back- 24.072nd fastest 50m Back of all-time. Missed Tancock's WR by 0.03 seconds.- Park Tae-Hwan, 400 LCM Free- 3:41.5310th fastest 400m Free of all-time. Missed Biedermann's WR by 1.46 seconds.- Fred Bousquet, 50 LCM Free- 21.36 22nd fastest 50m Free of all-time. Missed Cielo's WR by 0.45 seconds.- Kosuke Kitajima, 100 LCM Breast- 59.0412th fastest 100m Breast of all-time. Missed Rickard's WR by 0.46 seconds.- Camille Lacourt 100 LCM Back, 52.112nd fastest 50m Back of all-time. Missed Peirsol's WR by 0.17 seconds.- Cesar Cielo. 50 SCM Free- 20.513rd fastest 50m Free of all-time. Missed Schoeman's WR by 0.21 seconds.- Stanislav Donets, 100 SCM Back- 48.952nd fastest 100m Back of all-time. Missed Thoman's WR by 0.01 seconds- Ryan Lochte, 200 SCM IM- 1:50.08 Fastest 200m IM of all-time. Broke Darian Townsend's WR by 1.47 seconds.(If you feel like a different swim deserves to be on this list, state your case in the comments below). ======================================================================Top Male Performance of 2010 - Vote Result The ten efforts below prove what a good year of swimming this was on the Men's side. In the end the vote came down to two swims.
One was an effort that shook the most iconic World Record in Men's swimming to its core vs. a swim that crushed a World Record from the techsuit era. Only two votes split the swims, so without further ado.... The Top Male Performance of 2010 goes to... Sun Yang ResultsA Cut Above The RestSun Yang, 1500 LCM Free, 14:35.43 - 26 votes (32%)Ryan Lochte, 200 SCM IM, 1:50.08 - 24 votes (29%)Honourable MentionsCamille Lacourt, 100 LCM Back, 52.11 - 7 votes (8%)Cesar Cielo, 50 SCM Free, 20.51 - 7 votes (8%)So Good I Made The List TwiceCamille Lacourt, 50 LCM Back, 24.07 - 5 votes (6%)Ryan Lochte, 200 LCM IM, 1:54.43 - 4 votes (4%)'Just Pleased To Be Nominated' TierKosuke Kitajima, 100 LCM Breast, 59.04 - 3 votes (3%)Park Tae-Hwan, 400 LCM Free, 3:41.53 - 2 votes (2%)Stanislav Donets, 100 SCM Back, 48.95 - 2 votes (2%)Fred Bousquet, 50 LCM Free, 21.36 - 1 vote (1%)
【Top 10 Swimmers of 2011】10. Rebecca Adlington – 2011 Highlight – Victory in the 800m Free in Shanghai in a time of 8:17.51.Winning another global title in the 800m Free was a great way for Adlington to regain her self-belief going into 2012, and she did it in style. After tracking Lotte Friis for the entire race, she put on the burners in the last 50m with a split of 28.91. She also made a step forward in the 400m with a time of 4:02.84 at British Nationals. While she wasn’t able to reproduce that time in the 400 final, she still swam well enough to win the silver medal. Adlington still needs to find a second to get down to Pellegrini’s winning time from Shanghai in the 400 Free, but all signs are pointing in the right direction ahead of a home Olympics.9. Dana Vollmer – 2011 Highlight – New textile best time in the 100m Fly semi in Shanghai (56.47)Vollmer's 56.47 was one of swimming's most unexpected performances of 2011. It was not that she was unfancied to win the 100m Fly, but to swim the 5th fastest time ever and give a seemingly untouchable world record a scare certainly did come as a shock. Vollmer dropped a clue back in April when she swam 57.5 untapered. The American also had a great year as part of a dominant USA 4 x 100 Medley team that shook the LC world record and broke the record SC. She also had a strong anchor leg in the 4 x 100 Free relay and would have won gold for the USA, had she not come up against Femke Heemskerk on top form.8. Federica Pellegrini – 2011 Highlight – Utter dominance in the second half of the women’s 400m Free final (4:01.97)In the Shanghai 400m Free final, Pellegrini swam a tactically perfect race. By keeping pace with the field until 200m (turned 5th in 2:02.30) and then unleashing an incredible 1:59.67 last 200m split she nullified all her opponents weapons and played to all of her strengths. The performance was so good, that if she swims the exact same race this summer you couldn't see anyone getting past her. She then backed up her 400 win with a victory in the 200m Free with another tactical masterclass. This time she didn't panic when Femke Heemskerk went out in world record pace, instead she put in her burst between 100m and 150m. The Italian is going to have company in the form of Missy Franklin in the 200m Free and may struggle to win the double in London, but 2011 was a masterclass in middle distance Freestyle from Pellegrini.7. Rebecca Soni – 2011 Highlight – Clear victory in the 100m Breast at Worlds (1:05.05), just missing the textile best time she set in the semi final (1:04.91)After Soni's incredible 2010, her two victories in Shanghai were fully expected. That doesn't take anything away from the swims though. Her semi final and final efforts in the 100m Breast were the 3rd and 6th fastest swims in history respecively. Her 200m Breast was the 11th fastest swim in history, albeit slightly down on her time from 2010. Like Vollmer, she also gets a bump for being part of the US 4 x 100 Medley team. A word of warning though, Soni was slower in both finals than the semis. With Hardy and Efimova seemingly closing the gap on Soni, she will need to be at her best when it matters in London.6. Alexander Dale Oen – 2011 Highlight – His emotion charged win in the 100m Breast final in Shanghai (58.71)Dale Oen's 100m Breast win was arguably swimming’s highlight of the year. After the tragic events in his native Norway, this was the definitive example of swimming for your country. Dale Oen had been in fine form just before Worlds with a unshaved sub-60 second effort, but getting within 0.13 seconds of the world record was truly stunning. How charged up was Dale Oen for the final? He split 27.20 at 50m, faster than his effort in the 50m and would have missed a medal in the 50m Breast by just 0.01. He may not have had the multiple medals of some of the other swimmers behind him on the list, but his one moment was enough to vault him this high up on the list. Clear favourite for this event in London, it might take a WR to beat him.
【Top 10 Swimmers of 2011】5. Michael Phelps – 2011 Highlight – Setting a new personal best in the 200 IM, just 0.16 shy of Lochte.It speaks volumes about the quality of swimming this year that Phelps, who won four golds, two silvers and a bronze in Shanghai, only makes it to 5 on this list. He won his two Fly events with ease, played his part in two relay victories and finished behind only Ryan Lochte in the 200m Free and 200m IM. However, given the standards that we expect from the man, this year felt like at best a return to form, most likely a transition year, and at worst a down year. The highlight of his year came in a non-winning swim in the 200m IM, clearly Lochte was in better shape than Phelps, but MP was still able to push himself on to a new best time in the event. That swim spoke of two things, his focus on speed is helping his 200 events and that his competitive nature will ensure that he will be much improved in 2012. For anyone that believes Lochte is a lock in the 200 Free and 200 IM next year, watch out.4. James Magnussen – 2011 Highlight – Shocking the world with his incredible 47.49 relay lead off in the 4 x 100m Free, dominating Michael Phelps and Alain Bernard in the process.Like Dale Oen, Magnussen doesn't have the quantity of success as others below him on the list, but each time he swam the 100m Free in Shanghai, he was electric. He also single handedly changed the way people look at race pace in swimming's blue-ribbon event. During his textile best time of 47.49 he went out in 23.10 (compared to Cesar Cielo's 22.6 in the 100m Free final), Magnussen was then a man possessed on the way home splitting 24.39. The swim seemed to inspire his relay colleagues to raise their performance as they won gold from the French and the Americans. After the relay lead-off, he became the hot favourite for the 100m Free, and he did not disappoint winning by 0.32 seconds. While he wasn't able to catch Nathan Adrian in the 4 x 100m Medley relay, he came a lot closer than anyone could have expected with a 47.00 leg. Hot favourite for gold next year, although he does now have a target on his back and others will try to come up with a game plan to counter his second half surge.3. Missy Franklin – 2011 Highlight – The 200m Back final in Shanghai, while she just missed the world record, it was a swim that announced to the world that she was a superstar.Missy Franklin was a revelation in 2011. After a promising 2010, Franklin improved as many 15/16 year olds do, with the only difference being that Missy Franklin was already a world class swimmer before the huge improvements. The end results were as follows: a short course world record in the 200m Back, getting to within 0.29 of
the long course world record, leading the world rankings in the 200m Free by half a second, being 0.13 seconds away from the world no.1 in the 100 Back despite not racing the event in Shanghai, 7th in the world in the 100m Free, . The list could go on and on including her impressive early and late year form. What are the odds that next year this number 3 place turns into number 1?2. Ryan Lochte – 2011 Highlight – Setting the first long course WR since the suit ban in the 200m IM, holding off Phelps in the process.On accomplishments alone, Lochte has the right to feel aggrieved at not being number one. He went undefeated in Shanghai. He won the 200m Free comfortably, the event most stacked with talent and stars on the men's side, he broke the first post-suits long course world record in the 200m IM, beating Michael Phelps in the process. He wasn't challenged in the 200m Back or the 400 IM and posted the fastest split in the 4 x 200m Free relay. Lochte is a star and will receive a lot of hype in the lead-up to the Olympics, however, he may have two potential stumbling blocks as he aims for Phelps-like adoration from general public in London. He needs to find a way to get on to the 100m relays and he needs to hold off an improving Phelps. After picking 49 swimmers, the decision for number 1 and 2 was by far the most difficult.1. Sun Yang – 2011 Highlight – The last 50m of his record breaking 1500m Free. One of the most remarkable finishes to a race the sport has ever seen.Sun Yang is your number 1 swimmer of 2011 for one reason, history. He did not win the golds that Lochte did, but Sun Yang had two historic swims during 2011. The first was his 1500m Free in Shanghai. Having been 2-3 seconds down on world record pace throughout the race, he started to increase his speed at 1400m, what happened between 1450m and 1500m will not be easily forgotten. Finishing in 25.94 with what looked like a jet engine on his back, he cleared Grant Hackett's 10 year old world record. That closing split was faster than Lochte, Phelps and any other man in the 200m Free final.The second swim came in September when he rattled Paul Biedermann's 3:40.07 400m Free world record (and Ian Thorpe's 3:40.08 textile record) with a 3:40.29 effort. The 400m Free world record is one of the most emotive in the sport and for Sun Yang to get so close in a pair of jammers is incredible. There is an argument to be made that the 400 was a better swim even than his 1500 WR. Add in the fact that Sun Yang broke 1:45 in the 200m Free (there are reports he is capable of 48-low in the 100m Free) and you have a spectacular year.The only black mark against Sun Yang was his 400m Free silver in Shanghai which he blamed on a lack of experience, something that he will be desperate to put right in London. Two world records are under threat, and if he adds the 200m Free to his schedule, we are going to be in store for some great racing in just over 200 days time. 选择孙杨作为2011年排名第一的游泳运动员只有一个原因——历史。孙杨没有赢得像罗切特那样多的金牌，但是他在2011年有两场历史性的游泳比赛。首先是他在上海世锦赛的1500米自由泳。在比赛中落后世界纪录2-3秒的情况下，他在1400米开始加大速度，1450米和1500米之间发生了什么事情是不会轻易忘记的。孙杨以25.94完成最后50米，横扫哈克特保持了10年的世界纪录，看起来在他的背上像有一台喷气发动机。这分段比罗切特，菲尔普斯和其他任何人在200米自由泳决赛的最后50米更快。 第二个游泳比赛是9月的日照全锦赛，孙杨3:40.29的成绩差点打破保比德尔曼保持的400米自由泳世界纪录3:40.07（和索普的纺织泳衣世界记录3:40.08）。 400米自由泳的世界纪录是最难打破的纪录之一？孙杨如此接近世界纪录是不可思议的。还有一种说法认为孙杨这场400米自由泳比赛甚至比他1500 米自由泳创造世界纪录的比赛更好。再加上孙杨在200米自由泳突破了1:45（也有报道他100米自由泳能够游到48？），孙杨拥有令人惊叹的一年。 孙杨唯一的遗憾是他在上海只收获400米自由泳的银牌，这归咎于缺乏经验。相信他在伦敦肯定会摆正位置。两项世界纪录正受到威胁，如果他在日程安排上增加200米自由泳，我们将在短短200多天之后看到一场伟大的比赛。
【top 51 swimmers of 2011】51. Miriea Belmonte Garcia50. Brent Hayden49. Yannick Agnel 48. Tyler Clary 47. Leisel Jones 46. Cameron van der Burgh45. Naoya Tomita44. Ryan Cochrane43. Hannah Miley 42. Liu Zige41. Brendan Hansen40. Camille Muffat39. Paul Biedermann 38. Takeshi Matsuda 37. Jessica Hardy 36. Kosuke Kitajima 35. Fabio Scozzoli34. Konrad Czerniak33. Belinda Hocking32. Ellen Gandy 31. Natalie Coughlin30. Yulia Efimova 29. Ryosuke Irie28. Sarah Sjöström27. Ranomi Kromowidjojo 26. Femke Heemskerk 25. Alicia Coutts24. Anastasia Zueva22= Aleksandra Herasimenia22= Jeanette Ottesen 21. Zhao Jing20. Daniel Gyurta 19. Jiao Liuyang18. Therese Alshamma16= Camille Lacourt16= Jeremy Stravius15. Park Tae-Hwan 14. Elizabeth Beisel 13. Lotte Friis 12. Cesar Cielo 11. Ye Shiwen 10. Rebecca Adlington9. Dana Vollmer8. Federica Pellegrini7. Rebecca Soni6. Alexander Dale Oen5. Michael Phelps4. James Magnussen3. Missy Franklin2. Ryan Lochte1. Sun Yang
【Top 10 Swimmers of 2012 】The second annual Speed Endurance Top 50 Swimmers of the Year is upon us. There is no set-in-stone criteria, but as you would expect, this year the Olympic Games carried the most weight in the decision making process. Other outstanding achievements away from London were also acknowledged, but it took an extraordinary feat to better an Olympic medallist. Also worth noting, relay medals alone were not valued highly, however race-changing relay contributions were.This is it. The final instalment takes us from 10 to 1.10. Cameron van der Burgh - 2012 Highlight - Dominating the 100 breaststroke final, winning in a new world record and finishing the job that his close friend Alex Dale Oen had startedUntil this year van der Burgh was considered to be a speed merchant who didn't quite have the endurance to win a global title over 100m. That all changed in London. Van der Burgh went out in a lightning fast 27.07 first 50m, but what was even more impressive, on the way home only Christian Sprenger split faster than the South African. This in a final that included 200 breast champion Daniel Gyurta, Kosuke Kitajima and Brendan Hansen. Some sentimentality also comes with this pick, due to van der Burgh's dedication of his victory to Alexander Dale Oen who tragically passed away just 3 months before the Olympic final. For anyone who would like to see the South African dropped lower down the list because of his admission of illegal fly kicks, rewatch the final. He was certainly not alone.9. Camille Muffat - 2012 Highlight - Becoming Olympic champion in the 400 freestyle in 4:01.45, leading from start to finishIt says a lot about Muffat's year that London didn't rank as one of her most impressive performances of the year ... and yet she still came away with an individual gold and silver medal. Muffat makes the Top 10 for consistent brilliance across for the entire year. Her 4:01.13 from French Olympic trials was spectacular. Her consistency of swimming 1:55s and 1:56s in the 200 freestyle all year long was incredible, with her fastest effort of the year a 1:54.66 from Olympic trials. She also had some of the most incredible splits we've ever seen. A 8:23.60 effort in the 800 free with splits of 4:18.7 and 4:04.8 as well as a 4:02.97 swim in the 400 free with splits of 2:04.4 and 1:58.5. She rounded out the year with total dominance of women's short course freestyle with world records in the 400 free (3:54.85) and 800 free (8:01.06) as well as a 1:51.65 for good measure in the 200 free.8. Rebecca Soni - 2012 Highlight - Stamping her authority on the 200 breaststroke by breaking the world record twice in two days en route to goldRebecca Soni had been knocking on the door of Annamay Pierse's 200 breast world record since 2010, in London she took out that frustration by breaking it twice. Firstly in the semi-final she crept under the mark by 0.12 seconds, she then took the record down another 0.41 seconds to 2:19.59 in the final. Despite excellent swims from the other medallists in London, Soni still finished first in her final by over a second. Soni came very close to doubling up in the 100 breaststroke, but couldn't quite get past Ruta Meilutyte in the final. She also threw down a 1:04.82 relay split on the USA's world record breaking 4x100 medley relay. Had a young Lithuanian not emerged in London, Soni would have been vying for a Top 5 spot.7. Dana Vollmer - 2012 Highlight - Saving her best swim of the year for the 100 butterfly Olympic final where she won gold in a new world record of 55.98Of all swimming events in 2012, male or female, nobody dominated their event like Dana Vollmer and the 100 fly. Not only did Vollmer take the event to uncharted territories by breaking the 56 second barrier, she set the new standard without the aid of her competitors snapping at her heels. Peppering the world rankings with 56 and 57 second swims she was in a league of her own this year. Her heat, semi and final times from US Trials and the Olympics were all faster than the next fastest swimmer this year in the 100 fly. In the Olympic final she turned in third before turning on the jets with the only sub-30 second final split to win by 0.89... and here's a terrifying prospect for her rivals, she had an awful finish. I would also argue that her 55.48 relay split was the key leg in the world record breaking USA 4x100 medley relay.6. Michael Phelps - 2012 Highlight - Winning the 200 IM in 1:54.27, well clear of long time rival Ryan LochteThe greatest of all time hung up his goggles in London and did so with an extra four gold medals and two silvers to add to his hefty collection. For that reason alone Phelps will top many people's lists this year, but not mine. Let's look at what Phelps didn't do in 2012. He didn't set an Olympic record, a textile best time or a world record this year. Every other swimmer in the Top 10 set at least one of these. He also failed to medal in the 400 IM and lost the 200 butterfly to Chad le Clos. That's not to say he had a bad year. His 200 IM victory was clinical, as was his 100 butterfly to a slightly lesser extent. As always Phelps showed up in the relays too. In the 4x100 free relay, had Yannick Agnel not raced to his out of this world split of 46.74, we would have been talking more about Phelps' 47.14 second split that put the USA in a great position to win. His 1:44.0 200 free split was the second fastest of the entire relay, again behind Agnel, and his 50.73 fly split in the 4x100 medley relay took the USA from 2nd to an unassailable gold medal winning position. Phelps is the greatest swimmer and greatest Olympian of all time, but that doesn't automatically make him the best swimmer of 2012.
【Top 10 Swimmers of 2012】5. Ye Shiwen - 2012 Highlight - Unleashing a spectacular freestyle split to win the 400 IM in a new world record time of 4:28.43... and surviving the media furore that followedYe Shiwen entered London as a 16 year old known in the swimming community for her fast finishes and 200 IM world title. She left as one of the most talked about athletes of 2012, sadly not enough of the discussion was focused on the positives... her two superb IM swims. Her 400 IM was sensational, after tracking Elizabeth Beisel for 300m, she came home in a spectacular final 100m time of 58.68. Employing the same tactics in the 200 IM, she swept past Alicia Coutts to win in a new textile best time of 2:07.57. Ye Shiwen couldn't have done any more in her two swims in London and she missed out on a Top 3 spot by the narrowest of margins. Ultimately swimming only two events in London without any relay heroics dented her chances.4. Missy Franklin - 2012 Highlight - Leading from start to finish in the final of the 200 backstroke in London, setting a new world record in the processFranklin was the most successful female swimmer in London from a medal standpoint. She left with 4 golds (2 individual + 2 relay) as well as bronze in the 4x100 free relay. As well as her individual world record in the 200 back, she also led off USA's world record setting 4x100 medley relay. London was a sensational first Olympic Games for Franklin, and she is well on her way to becoming the biggest name in American swimming. She had a couple of disappointments in London as she finished 4th in the 200 freestyle, missing bronze by 0.01, an event many had predicted her winning in the build up to the Olympics. She was also outside the medals in the 100 freestyle with a 5th place finish. Those two swims were just enough to keep her out of the Top 3, but like Ye Shiwen, by the narrowest of margins. This year Franklin also confirmed her status as the friendliest person to ever enter a body of water.3. Ranomi Kromowidjojo - 2012 Highlight - Winning the 50 free in a new textile record and Olympic record of 24.05, her second individual gold medal of the Olympic GamesAll Olympic swimming events are equal... but some events are more equal than others. Kromowidjojo just so happened to take part in three of the most iconic Olympic races (50 free, 100 free, 4x100 free relay) and was sensational in all of them. In her individual races Kromowidjojo set new Olympic records to win both the 50 free and 100 free, emulating her compatriot Inge de Bruijn's achievements from 2000. Not only did she win them, she won them by some distance. In the 50 free a stunning start took her clear of the field before winning by 0.23 seconds. In the 100 free she turned in fourth, but a superb turn and second 50m gave her victory by 0.38 seconds. The best swim from Kromowidjojo came in the 4x100 freestyle relay, even though the Dutch had to settle for a silver medal behind Australia. Kromowidjojo, swimming the last leg, started 1.36 seconds down on Australia but produced a sensational relay split of 51.93 to make things interesting. Had she been up against a lesser swimmer than Mel Schlanger, she might just have done it. Kromowidjojo also set a new textile best time of 52.75 in the 100 free back in April. Looking back over the last 12 months, Kromowidjojo is the undisputed fastest woman in water.2. Sun Yang - 2012 Highlight - Lowering his own 1500 freestyle world record by 3 seconds to win his trademark event in LondonSun Yang was spectacular in London. He got the ball rolling by winning the 400 freestyle in 3:40.14, just 0.07 shy of Paul Biedermann's world record (and 0.08 seconds shy of Ian Thorpe's textile best time). By doing so he was also able to beat his Korean rival Park Tae Hwan into second and get some revenge for his defeat in Shanghai at Worlds the year before. In the 200 freestyle he tied with Park Tae Hwan for silver in a new national record, beating Ryan Lochte and Paul Biedermann in the process. Then came his 1500 free masterclass. His slowest 50 of the entire race was a 29.54 as he dropped his rivals one by one, then came the fireworks at the end of the race. His final 100m was a 53.49, his final 50m a 25.68. This came after 1400m of racing. The only slight disappointment of his Olympic efforts was his 1:45.55 split in the 4x200 free relay (0.6 seconds slower than his individual final), although he did move from 5th to 3rd to secure a bronze for China. Had this list been focused on the Olympics alone, Sun Yang would have been number one. 孙杨在伦敦是令人惊叹的。他以3:40.14赢得了400米自由泳的冠军，比比德尔曼保持的世界纪录慢0.07秒（比索普的纺织泳衣世界纪录慢0.06秒）。这样他击败他的韩国对手朴泰桓，并复仇他在前一年上海世锦赛的失利。200米自由泳，他以一个新的全国纪录与朴泰焕并列摘银，在这个过程中他击败了罗切特和比德尔曼。然后是他大师级的1500米自由泳。他在整个比赛中最慢的50米分段是29.54 ，他一个接一个地放倒了对手，接着又在比赛即将结束时火力全开。他的最后一百米分段是53.49 ，最后五十米分段是25.68 ，要知道这是在之前游了1400米的情况下。孙杨的奥运征程唯一略微遗憾的是他在4X200米自由泳接力的分段是1:45.55（比他的单项决赛成绩慢0.6秒） ，虽然他也帮助中国从第五升至第三，确保中国的铜牌。如果这个名单只专注于奥运会，孙杨将是第一。1. Yannick Agnel - 2012 Highlight - Overtaking Ryan Lochte in the final 10m of the 4x100 free relay to become a national hero back in FranceYannick Agnel takes the number one spot for two of the most stunning moments from London as well as his brilliant end to the year in the short course pool. Agnel did not return with the medals of some of the others on this list, he also did not set a LC world record. On the surface he seems like an odd choice for the top spot, but then you just need to cast your mind back to Sunday 29 July and the men's 4x100 freestyle relay. After France lost out to the USA in the same race on the back of Jason Lezak's heroics in Beijing, it was a memory that haunted an entire nation for four years. In the intervening years they unearthed Yannick Agnel and tested him on the final leg of several relays, each time he performed well. As all attention shifted to theAustralia vs USA showdown, the French knew they had a weapon they could deploy on the final leg. Even so, the race looked over as Agnel dived in over half a second behind superstar Ryan Lochte, a proven commodity in relays. He also had James Roberts and Danila Izotov just behind him. After the takeover Lochte extended his lead before Agnel closed the gap at the turn to 0.30 seconds. The American's turn opened up the gap again to Agnel, before the Frenchman managed to draw level with Lochte with 10m to go. In the next 10m Agnel delighted a nation and ended 4 years of hurt. His split time of 46.74 was Lezak-esque. In fact, Agnel Lezak'd the USA. That wasn't the end of Agnel's stunning Olympics either. The 200 freestyle was all set to be a clash of the titans. Lochte, Biedermann, Sun Yang, Park Tae Hwan and Agnel. Only Michael Phelps was missing. A race too close to call ended up being a procession for Agnel who won by 1.79 seconds to set a new textile best time of 1:43.14. He also just missed out on a medal in the individual 100 freestyle by 0.04 seconds finishing in 4th. His final contribution in London was the fastest 200 freestyle split of the entire 4x200 free relay (0.8 seconds faster than Phelps), to lead France to silver in the relay. It wasn't just London that sealed the top spot for Agnel. Throughout the early part of the year he was dropping incredibly fast swims, alongside team mate Camille Muffat they were two of the early stars of 2012. He also didn't slow down post-Olympics becoming the first man to break a Paul Biedermann suited world record with his 400 free time of 3:32.25 as well as just missing the 200 freestyle mark by 0.33 with his 1:39.70. As a comparison, the respective world titles in Istanbul were won in 3:39.15 by Paul Biedermann nearly 7 seconds slower than Agnel and 1:41.70 by Ryan Lochte, 2 seconds down on Agnel's time.So there you have it, the Speed Endurance Swimmer of the year goes to France's Yannick Agnel
【Top 50 Swimmers of 2012】50. Brendan Hansen49. Oussama Mellouli48. Yulia Efimova47. Aya Terakawa46. Cesar Cielo45. Yevgeny Korotyshkin44. Katinka Hosszu43. Melanie Schlanger42. Lu Ying41. Vladimir Morozov40. Nick Thoman39. Thiago Pereira38. Cullen Jones37. Ryan Cochrane36. Takeshi Matsuda35. Christian Sprenger34. Anastasia Zueva33. Rebecca Adlington32. Elizabeth Beisel31. Ryosuke Irie30. Satomi Suzuki29. Alicia Coutts28. Park Tae-Hwan27. Emily Seebohm26. Mireia Belmonte Garcia25. Michael Jamieson24. Aliaksandra Herasimenia23. Akihiro Yamaguchi22. James Magnussen21. Tyler Clary20. Florent Manaudou19. Jiao Liuyang18. Nathan Adrian17. Ruta Meilutyte16. Allison Schmitt15. Katie Ledecky14. Matt Grevers13. Daniel Gyurta12. Ryan Lochte11. Chad le Clos10. Cameron van der Burgh9. Camille Muffat8. Rebecca Soni7. Dana Vollmer6. Michael Phelps5. Ye Shiwen4. Missy Franklin3. Ranomi Kromowidjojo2. Sun Yang1. Yannick Agnel
【Top 10 Swimmers of 2013】The third annual Speed Endurance Top 50 Swimmers of the Year list is upon us. There is no set-in-stone criteria, but priority is given to achievements in Barcelona at the World Championships. World records and textile best times also carry a lot of weight. Other outstanding achievements away from Barcelona were acknowledged, but it took an extraordinary feat to better a World Championship medal. Also worth noting, as this is a list of the Top 50 individuals, relay medals did not come into play, however race-changing relay contributions were valued highly.This is it. The final installment takes us from number 10 to this year's number 1 swimmer of 2013.10. Chad le Clos - 2013 Highlight: Emerged as the undisputed best male fly swimmer in the world. Two decisive victories in the 100 and 200 fly gave the South African his first world titles. Le Clos then backed up his Barcelona performance by twice lowering the short course world record in the 200 fly and taking home $305,000 in prize money as the Top Male on the World Cup tour.9. Rikke Moller Pedersen - 2013 Highlight: Her superb world record of 2:19.11 in the 200 breast semi-final in Barcelona. Although Yulia Efimova was able to get past the Dane in the final of the event, Moller Pedersen's world record still stands. The 200 breaststroke event has turned on its head since Rebecca Soni's domination at London 2012 with Pedersen leading the revolution.8. Mireia Belmonte - 2013 Highlight: Belmonte is the highest ranked non-world champion on this year's list. She makes it this high thanks to the overall strength of her 2013. She set three short course world records, picked up two silvers (200 fly, 400 IM) and a bronze (200 IM) in Barcelona and ended the year with 6 Top 20 ranked long course times, which was only bettered by her Hungarian rival who appears a little higher up this list.7. Cate Campbell - 2013 Highlight: Leading off the Australian 4x100 freestyle relay in a new textile best time of 52.33 on day one at worlds before following that up with gold in the 100 free individual event in 52.34 and silver in the 50 free in 24.14. Campbell's 52.09 relay split in the medley relay also turned a bronze into a silver for Australia. Watch out in 2014, Britta Steffen's world record of 52.07 which once seemed light years away from the current crop of sprinters, suddenly seems within reach for the Australian freestyler.6. Sun Yang - 2013 Highlight: The Chinese distance star is our top ranked male for 2013. It shows how much further ahead of the rest of the world he is when he can have an off-year by his high time standards and still win the 400, 800 and 1500 free world titles comfortably. His most impressive swim in Barcelona was arguably his 1:43.16 split in the 4x200 free relay which was 1.8 seconds faster than any other split and took China from 5th up to 3rd. Frustratingly it also showed us what kind of competition he could have given Yannick Agnel in the 200 individual event.中国的长距离明星是我们2013年排名最高的男子游泳运动员。孙杨仍然轻松地赢得了400米，800米和1500米自由世界冠军，这显示了他是多么进一步领先于世界其他选手。他在巴塞罗那世锦赛最令人印象深刻的游泳比赛可以说是他在4X200米自由泳接力中游出的1:43.16。这比任何其他分段快1.8秒并且帮助中国从第5升至第3。令人沮丧的是这也表明他在200米自由泳单项上原本可以与阿格内尔展开激烈的竞争。
【Top 10 Swimmers of 2013】
5. Missy Franklin - 2013 Highlight: There were no world records or textile best times for Franklin in 2013, but she secured three world titles (200 free, 100 back, 200 back) and had two stand-out relay performances in the 4x100 medley (58.39 backstroke split) and 4x200 freestyle (1:54.27 final leg, moving USA from 2nd to 1st in the process). Having a 6-time gold medalist at number 5 goes to show just how strong a year 2013 was for women in the pool.4. Katinka Hosszu - 2013 Highlight: The Iron Lady of swimming was able to combine her incredibly tough schedule of racing with success on the biggest stage with victories at the World Championships in the 200 and 400 IM, as well as bronze in the 200 fly. While her performances in Barcelona were impressive, Hosszu then put together a magnificent short course season setting an incredible 6 new world records as well picking up the Top Female award (and $365,500 in prize money) from the world cup tour.3. Yuliya Efimova - 2013 Highlight: The Russian breaststroke ace proved that she saves her best for the races that matter the most. Efimova went into the 50 and 200 breaststroke finals in Barcelona as the underdog to a world record setter in the semi-final. On both occasions she got to the wall first in times that shook the new world records, but ultimately didn't topple them. She also finished the year in great form setting two short course world records to go alongside the 50 breast world record she set in the Barcelona heats (that ultimately lasted less than a day).2. Ruta Meilutyte - 2013 Highlight: It was incredibly difficult to split Efimova and Meilutyte and ultimately it came down to how much long course world records were valued. Meilutyte finished the year with world record times of 29.48 and 1:04.35 in the 50 and 100 breaststroke, gold in the 100 breast, silver in the 50 breast in Barcelona as well as a new short course mark of 1:02.36 in the 100 breast. In Meilutyte's young career she has shown a tendency to have her best swims in semi-finals which is something she will need to work on when she next locks horns with Efimova, but remains a well deserving number 2 in this list. She also possesses one of the best starts in swimming.1. Katie Ledecky - 2013 Highlight: The runaway winner in this year's list goes to the young American distance phenomenon. Ledecky put on a freestyle display for the ages in Barcelona breaking the 800 and 1500 freestyle world records en route to golds in both events. She also broke the iconic 4 minute barrier to win the 400 freestyle title. Lotte Friis put up a brave fight in both the 800 and 1500 races, but Ledecky couldn't be stopped. The truly terrifying part for her competitors is that you get the impression that she has only just scratched the surface of her potential and is still just 16 years old. They will be lining up against her for the foreseeable future. Ledecky's 1:56.32 opening relay leg in the 4x200 free points to a Sun Yang-esque freestyle range and should she decide to shift her focus to the shorter distance as she gets older, who knows how much lower she can take her best time to.Final tally for Ledecky in 2013: 2 LC world records, 3 individual world titles, 4 Top 10 ranked times. Total distance freestyle domination.
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【 Top 50 swimmers of 2013】50. Chase Kalisz49. Jimmy Feigen48. Melani Costa47. Laszlo Cseh46. Belinda Hocking45. Pawel Korzeniowski44. Radoslaw Kawecki43. Emily Seebohm42. Connor Dwyer41. Fabien Gilot40. Jessica Hardy39. Aya Terakawa38. Federica Pellegrini37. Thiago Pereira36. Ryan Cochrane35. Zhao Jing34. Dana Vollmer33. Vladimir Morozov32. Camille Lacourt31. Nathan Adrian30. Danila Izotov29. Yannick Agnel28. Fu Yuanhui27. Lauren Boyle26. Liu Zige25. James Magnussen24. Daiya Seto23. Jeanette Ottesen22. Alicia Coutts21. Kosuke Hagino20. Matt Grevers19. Daniel Gyurta18. Lotte Friis17. Sarah Sjostrom16. Cameron van der Burgh15. Christian Sprenger14. Jeremy Stravius13. Cesar Cielo12. Ranomi Kromowidjojo11. Ryan Lochte10. Chad le Clos9. Rikke Moller Pedersen8. Mireia Belmonte7. Cate Campbell6. Sun Yang5. Missy Franklin4. Katinka Hosszu3. Yuliya Efimova2. Ruta Meilutyte1. Katie Ledecky
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从2011年到2013年3届评选排名都在前十的有某杨和米西~1，2，6，某杨的排名素不素越来越低了呢？为了今年不跌出前十，某杨嫩把400自WR破了吧~查了下前2届亚运会的游泳赛程，男子400自安排在第4天，当天还有男子4×100自接力，估计要派去接力打酱油，那我的400自WR还有戏么
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