The men's 4 × 100 metre medley relay at the 2007 World Aquatics Championships took place on 1 April 2007 at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia. The top-12 finishers from this race qualified for the event at the 2008 Olympics.

The existing records when the event started were: World record (WR): 3:30.68, USA (Peirsol, Hansen, Crocker, Lezak), 21 August 2004 in Athens, Greece. Championship record (CR): 3:31.54, (USA) (Peirsol, Hansen, Crocker, Lezak), Barcelona 2003 (27 July 2003)

Results

Finals Place Nation Swimmers Time Note 1 Australia Matt Welsh  (54.78) Brenton Rickard  (59.63) Andrew Lauterstein  (52.63) Eamon Sullivan  (47.89) 3:34.93 2 Japan Tomomi Morita   (54.76) Kosuke Kitajima   (59.23) Takashi Yamamoto   (51.90) Daisuke Hosokawa   (49.27) 3:35.16 3 Russia Arkady Vyatchanin   (54.08) Dmitry Komornikov   (1:00.65) Nikolay Skvortsov   (52.13) Evgeny Lagunov   (48.65) 3:35.51 4 South Africa Gerhard Zandberg   (54.57) Cameron van der Burgh   (1:01.20) Lyndon Ferns   (52.12) Ryk Neethling   (48.03) 3:35.92 5 Great Britain Liam Tancock   (54.08) James Gibson   (1:00.62) Matthew Bowe   (53.01) Simon Burnett   (48.47) 3:36.18 6 Italy Damiano Lestingi   (55.58) Loris Facci   (1:01.44) Rudy Goldin   (52.63) Christian Galenda   (48.02) 3:37.67 7 Simon Dufour   (56.46) Hugues Duboscq   (1:00.61) Amaury Leveaux   (52.42) Alain Bernard   (48.36) 3:37.85 8 Romania Răzvan Florea   (54.99) Valentin Preda   (1:00.98) Ioan Gherghel   (53.13) Octavian Guţu   (49.76) 3:38.86

Heats Rank Nation Swimmers Time Note 1 Masafumi Yamaguchi  (55.21),  Kosuke Kitajima  (59.49),Takashi Yamamoto  (52.79), Daisuke Hosokawa  (49.55) 3:37.04 Q Olympic 2 Russia Arkady Vyatchanin  (Russia),  Roman Sloudnov  (1:00.94),Nikolay Skvortsov  (52.34),  Andrey Kapralov  (48.69) 3:37.16 Q Olympic 3 South Africa Gerhard Zandberg  (55.60),  Cameron van der Burgh  (1:01.54),Lyndon Ferns  (51.82),  Ryk Neethling  (48.21) 3:37.17 Q Olympic 4 Australia Hayden Stoeckel  (55.18),  Brenton Rickard  (1:00.60),Michael Klim  (53.38),  Kenrick Monk  (49.42) 3:38.58 Q Olympic 5 Simon Dufour  (56.31),  Hugues Duboscq  (1:00.55),Amaury Leveaux  (52.78),  Alain Bernard  (48.99) 3:38.63 Q Olympic 6 Great Britain Matthew Clay  (55.36),  Chris Cook  (1:01.06),Matthew Bowe  (52.66),  Simon Burnett  (49.56) 3:38.64 Q Olympic 7 Italy Damiano Lestingi  (55.88),  Loris Facci  (1:00.87),Rudy Goldin  (52.91),  Christian Galenda  (49.13) 3:38.79 Q Olympic 8 Romania Răzvan Florea  (55.41),  Valentin Preda  (1:01.16),Ioan Gherghel  (53.01),  Octavian Guţu  (49.75) 3:39.33 Q Olympic 9 Brazil Thiago Pereira  (55.64),  Henrique Barbosa  (1:01.50), Gabriel Mangabeira  (53.53),  César Cielo Filho  (48.67) 3:39.34 Olympic 10 Ukraine Andriy Oleynyk  (56.71),  Valeriy Dymo  (1:00.26), Andriy Serdinov  (52.64),  Yuriy Yegoshin  (50.10) 3:39.71 Olympic 11 New Zealand Cameron Gibson  (55.70),  Glenn Snyders  (1:01.50), Corney Swanepoel  (52.46),  Mark Herring  (50.63) 3:40.29 Olympic 12 Belarus Pavel Sankovich  (56.10),  Mikalai Vasilyeu  (1:02.34), Yauheni Lazuka  (52.81),  Stanislau Neviarouski  (49.38) 3:40.63 Olympic 13 OUYANG Kunpeng   (56.12),  LAI Zhongjian   (1:02.05), WANG Dong   (53.10),  CHEN Zuo   (50.06) 3:41.33 14 Lithuania Vytautas Janušaitis   (55.73),  Giedrius Titenis   (1:01.76), Paulius Andrijauskas   (54.19),  Paulius Viktoravicius   (49.68) 3:41.36 15 Helge Meeuw   (56.40),  Johannes Neumann   (1:02.35), Benjamin Starke   (53.56),  Michael Schubert   (49.19) 3:41.50 16 Matt Rose   (57.22),  Mike Brown   (1:02.04), Brian Johns   (54.04),  Brent Hayden   (48.64) 3:41.94 17 Norway Kim Torry Simmenes   (57.67),  Alexander Dale Oen   (59.92), Aleksander Hetland   (55.37),  Robin Dale Oen   (49.92) 3:42.88 18 Israel Ehud Segal   (56.33),  Michael Malul   (1:03.32), Guy Marcus Barnea   (53.28),  Shai Liwnat   (50.03) 3:42.96 19 Croatia Ivan Tolic   (58.05),  Nikola Delic   (1:03.94), Mario Todorović   (53.44),  Dominik Straga   (50.93) 3:46.36 20 Kazakhstan Stanislav Ossinskiy   (57.71),  Yevgeniy Ryzhkov   (1:04.37), Stanislav Kuzmin   (55.09),  Vitaliy Khan   (50.17) 3:47.34 21 Greece Georgios Demetis   (57.28),  Romanos Alyfantis   (1:02.42), Ioannis Giannoulis   (58.55),  Andreas Zisimos   (50.05) 3:48.30 22 Uzbekistan Danil Bugakov   (58.44),  Andrey Morkovin   (1:06.00), Oleg Lyashko   (55.20),  Petr Romashkin   (51.38) 3:51.02 23 Indonesia Felix Sutanto   (59.55),  Billy Arfianto   (1:06.47), Andy Wibowo   (56.00),  Albert Sutanto   (53.74) 3:55.76 24 Singapore ONG Wei Shien Zach   (1:01.14),  TAN Jin Leonard   (1:06.46), TAN Xue-Wei Nicholas   (57.62),  TAY Zhirong Bryan   (52.17) 3:57.39 25 Peru Carlos Eduardo Gil   (1:02.29),  Gianmarco Mosto   (1:08.64), Jose Emmanuel Crescimbeni   (55.73),  Nikola Ustadvich   (55.33) 4:01.99 26 India Sandeep Nagar Anthal   (1:01.83),  Rehan Poncha   (1:12.63), Ankur Poseria   (55.49),  Virdhawal Khade   (54.26) 4:04.21 27 Guam Carlos Shimizu   (1:15.08),  Celestino Aguon   (1:10.92), Hernan Bonsembiante   (1:04.61),  Christopher Duenas   (54.67) 4:25.28 28 Guyana Onan Thom   (1:04.12),  Niall Roberts   (1:24.17), Jamaal Sobers   (1:06.78),  Yannick Roberts   (59.60) 4:34.67 -- Virgin Islands DNS -- Nigeria DNS -- Switzerland Flori Lang,  Dimitri Waeber, Damien Courtois,  Dominik Meichtry DQ -- Kenya David Dunford,  Amar Shah, Jason Dunford,  Rama Vyombo DQ -- Ryan Lochte,  Scott Usher, Ian Crocker,  Neil Walker DQ

See also Swimming at the 2005 World Aquatics Championships – Men's 4 × 100 metre medley relay Swimming at the 2008 Summer Olympics – Men's 4 × 100 metre medley relay Swimming at the 2009 World Aquatics Championships – Men's 4 × 100 metre medley relay

References

Men's 4x100m Medley Relay Heats results from the 2007 World Championships. Published by OmegaTiming.com (official timer of the '07 Worlds); retrieved 2009-06-30. Men's 4x100m Medley Relay Final results from the 2007 World Championships. Published by OmegaTiming.com (official timer of the '07 Worlds); retrieved 2009-06-30.