2025 World Para Swimming Championships – Freestyle relays

The mixed freestyle relays events at the 2025 World Para Swimming Championships were held at the Singapore Aquatic Centre between 21 and 27 September 2025. Four relays will take place.^[1]

Mixed freestyle relays events will be held across the following schedule:

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Mixed 4 × 100 m freestyle relay (S14)	Great Britain William Ellard Poppy Maskill Dylan Broom Georgia Sheffield	Brazil Arthur Xavier Ribeiro Ana Karolina Soares Beatriz Carneiro Gabriel Bandeira	Thailand Phakhawat Kumarasing Natirat Meeprom Nattharinee Khajhonmatha Wachiraphon Thavornvasu
Mixed 4 × 100 m freestyle relay (49 pts)	Spain José Ramón Cantero Elvira María Delgado Enrique José Alhambra Mollar Marian Polo López	Brazil Matheus Rheine Lucilene da Silva Sousa Douglas Matera Carol Santiago	Japan Keiichi Kimura Genki Saito Tomomi Ishiura Ayano Tsujiuchi
Mixed 4 × 100 m freestyle relay (34 pts)	Australia Alexa Leary Rowan Crothers Chloe Osborn Callum Simpson	China Xu Jialing Zhang Yunxiang Jiang Yuyan Xie Zhili	France Hector Denayer Emeline Pierre Agathe Pauli Laurent Chardard
Mixed 4 × 50m freestyle relay (20 pts)	Ukraine Anna Hontar Oleksandr Komarov Artem Oliinyk Hanna Polishchuk	Brazil Lídia Vieira da Cruz Tiago Ferreira Mayara Petzold Samuel de Oliveira	United States Adin Williams Katie Kubiak Zachary Shattuck Leanne Smith

All four freestyle relays consist of direct finals.

This relay will take place on 27 September, and consists of eight teams in a direct final. The aggregate classifications of teams cannot add up to more than 34. This relay contains higher classification athletes, but not those with sight impediments or learning disability.

Rank	Lane	Athlete	Result	Notes
	4	Australia (AUS)	3:58.40
	6	China (CHN)	4:06.13
	3	France (FRA)	4:08.22
4	1	Great Britain (GBR)	4:12.78
5	2	Spain (ESP)	4:13.54
6	5	United States (USA)	4:13.93
7	7	Canada (CAN)	4:21.61

This relay took place on 26 September, and consists of four teams in a direct final. The aggregate classifications of teams cannot add up to more than 49. This relay consists exclusively of swimmers with sight impediments.

Rank	Lane	Athlete	Result	Notes
	5	Spain (ESP)	3:55.54
	4	Brazil (BRA)	3:56.28
	3	Japan (JPN)	3:07.96
4	6	China (CHN)	4:34.44

This relay took place on 24 September, and consists of four teams in a direct final. All swimmers are S14 classified, and so this relay consists of swimmers with a learning or intellectual disability.

Rank	Lane	Athlete	Result	Notes
	4	Great Britain (GBR)	3:41.14	CR
	5	Brazil (BRA)	3:45.36	AM
	3	Thailand (THA)	3:58.46
4	6	Singapore (SGP)	4:47.94

This relay will take place on 23 September, and consists of five teams in a direct final. The aggregate classifications of teams cannot add up to more than 20. This relay consists of athlete in lower classifications, usually S6 or below.

Rank	Lane	Athlete	Result	Notes
	3	Ukraine (UKR)	2:18.36	CR
	5	Brazil (BRA)	2:21.09
	4	United States (USA)	2:21.62
4	6	Spain (ESP)	2:30.08
5	2	Canada (CAN)	3:07.62