The men's 100m backstroke events at the 2023 World Para Swimming Championships were held at the Manchester Aquatics Centre between 31 July and 6 August.
Medalists
Results
S1
The applicable records entering the event were as follows:
- Final
The event took place on 2 Aug 2023 at 17:35. Five swimmers entered and the event progressed directly to final.
S2
The applicable records entering the event were as follows:
- Final
The event took place on 2 Aug 2023 at 17:42. Seven swimmers entered and the event was treated as a direct final.
S6
The event took place on the morning and evening of 31 July.
Entering the event, the World and championships records were as follows:[1]
Record
|
Swimmer
|
Time
|
World record |
Zheng Tao :
|
1:10.84
|
Championship record |
Zheng Tao :
|
1:12.94
|
- Heats
Nine swimmers entered the event. The top eight, regardless of heat, advanced to the final.[2]
- Final
Eight swimmers from six nations took part.[3]
S7
The applicable records entering the event were as follows:
- Heats
The event took place on 3 Aug 2023 at 10:26. Nine swimmers entered. The highest ranked eight, regardless of heat, progressed to the final
- Final
The event took place on 3 Aug 2023 at 20:12.
S8
The applicable records entering the event were as follows:
- Final
The event took place on 3 Aug 2023 at 20:12.
S9
The applicable records entering the event were as follows:
- Heats
10 swimmers entered the competition.
- Final
S10
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S12
The event took place on the morning and evening of 31 July.
Entering the event, the World and championship records were as follows:
Record
|
Swimmer
|
Time
|
World record |
A Svetov-Nevolin :
|
59.35
|
Championship record |
Yaroslav Denysenko :
|
59.40
|
- Heats
12 swimmers took part. The Top eight, regardless of heat, progress to the final[4]
- Final
Eight swimmers from seven nations took part.[5]
S14
The event took place on the morning and evening of 1 August.
Entering the event, the World and championship records were as follows:
- Heats
13 swimmers took part. The Top eight, regardless of heat, progress to the final[6]
- Final
Eight swimmers from seven nations took part.[7]
References