The FINA World Championships is just around the corner. With just a week left for the meet, fans of the sport cannot hold their excitement over the results of each event.

This year’s meet will feature face-offs between existing rivals while forming new ones. Some very prominent names will be featuring at the meet, including Katie Ledecky and Caeleb Dressel.

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However, Ariarne Titmus, widely regarded as the arch-rival of Ledecky, will not compete at the meet to prepare for the 2022 Commonwealth Games. Furthermore, Adam Peaty also withdrew from the meet last month after an incident left him with a fractured bone in his foot.

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Other promising athletes to compete at the meet include 100m backstroke world record holder Kaylee McKeown, Regan Smith, and Kyle Chalmers.

The swimming events of the meet will be held in the Duna Arena, Budapest. With expectations soaring high among fans and sports enthusiasts, let’s look at the schedule prepared for the meet.

FINA World Championships 2022 Swimming Schedule

The finals of the swimming events will commence from 18:00 CET every evening. The extensive list of all final events has been provided below for added convenience.

June 18

400m freestyle (Women)

4x100m freestyle relay (Women)

400m freestyle (Men)

400m medley (Men)

4x100m freestyle medley (Men)

June 19

100m butterfly (Women)

200m medley (Women)

100m breaststroke (Men)

50m butterfly (Men)

20 June

1500m freestyle (Women)

100m backstroke (Women)

100m breaststroke (Women)

200m freestyle (Men)

100m backstroke (Men)

21 June

200m freestyle (Women)

800m freestyle (Men)

50m breaststroke (Men)

200m butterfly (Men

4x100m medley relay (Mixed)

22 June

50m backstroke (Women)

200m butterfly Women)

4x200m freestyle relay Women)

100m freestyle (Men)

200m medley (Men)

23 June

100m freestyle (Women)

200m breaststroke (Women)

200m backstroke (Men)

200m breaststroke (Men)

4x200m freestyle relay (Men)

24 June

800m freestyle (Women)

200m backstroke (Women)

50m butterfly (Women)

50m freestyle (Men)

100m butterfly (Men)

4x100m freestyle relay (Mixed)

25 June

50m freestyle (Women)

50m breaststroke (Women)

400m medley (Women)

4x100m medley relay (Women)

1500m freestyle (Men)

50m backstroke (Men)

4x100m medley relay (Men)

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FINA World Championships 2022 – Where to watch

The swimming leg of the meet will be held between June 18 and 25. The results of each event should appear in the ‘Result’ section on the official site.

Moreover, viewers will be able to watch the events on the platform created through the combined effort of Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA and Peacock. The platform will be reporting live from the venue of the meet. Therefore, viewers can also check the results from them.