Asian Games 2026 Swimming: Complete Results and Medal Winners
Sports Correspondent: Imran Sohail
Swimming competition at the Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026 is set to bring Asia’s leading swimmers together for six days of action at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre from September 20 to 25.
A total of 41 gold medals will be awarded across the swimming programme, featuring 20 women’s events, 20 men’s events and one mixed event. The competition includes several high-profile swimmers, including Olympic and world champions as well as athletes who hold world records.
China Enters Asian Games With Strong Swimming Squad
China will once again be among the major teams to watch in the swimming competition after a dominant performance at the Hangzhou 2023 Asian Games.
The Chinese team won 28 swimming gold medals at the previous edition and returns to the competition with several leading international swimmers.
Among the key names are world record holders Pan Zhanle and Qin Haiyang, who are expected to feature prominently during the six-day programme.
41 Swimming Events on the Schedule
The swimming programme will distribute medals across 41 events, giving athletes opportunities to compete in individual and team-based races.
With top swimmers from across the continent taking part, the competition is expected to feature closely contested races throughout the week.
The events will be held at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre, with competition running from September 20 through September 25.
Asian Games 2026 Swimming Results
The complete results and medal winners from all 41 swimming events will be updated throughout the competition.
Fans can follow the latest race results, gold, silver and bronze medallists as the swimming programme progresses in Tokyo.
Asian Games 2026 Swimming Dates
- Venue: Tokyo Aquatics Centre
- Competition dates: September 20–25, 2026
- Total gold medals: 41
- Women’s events: 20
- Men’s events: 20
- Mixed event: 1
The swimming competition is expected to be one of the major attractions of the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, with leading athletes from across Asia competing for medals and continental honours.
