Swimming at the 2024 European Aquatics Championships – Men's 4 × 100 metre medley relay

Men's 4 × 100 metre medley relay at the 2024 European Aquatics Championships
Venue	Sports Centre Milan Gale Muškatirović
Dates	23 June (heats and final)
Competitors	64 from 15 nations
Teams	15
Winning time	3:33.41
Medalists
Bernhard Reitshammer Valentin Bayer Simon Bucher Heiko Gigler    Austria   Ksawery Masiuk Jan Kałusowski Jakub Majerski Kamil Sieradzki Kacper Stokowski Adrian Jaśkiewicz Dominik Dudys    Poland   Oleksandr Zheltiakov Volodymyr Lisovets Arsenii Kovalov Illia Linnyk    Ukraine
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The Men's 4 × 100 metre medley relay competition of the 2024 European Aquatics Championships was held on 23 June 2024.^[1][2]

Prior to the competition, the existing world, European and championship records were as follows.

	Team	Time	Location	Date
World record	United States	3:26.78	Tokyo	1 August 2021
European record	Great Britain	3:27.51
	Italy		Budapest	25 June 2022
Championship record	Italy	3:28.46	Rome	17 August 2022

The heats were started at 10:22.
Qualification Rules: The 8 fastest from the heats qualify to the final.^[3]

Rank	Heat	Lane	Nation	Swimmers	Time	Notes
1	1	7	Ukraine	Oleksandr Zheltyakov (53.94) Volodymyr Lisovets (59.83) Arsenii Kovalov (51.88) Illia Linnyk (48.70)	3:34.35	Q
2	2	5	Austria	Bernhard Reitshammer (54.83) Valentin Bayer (1:00.04) Simon Bucher (51.52) Heiko Gigler (48.74)	3:35.13	Q
3	1	6	Hungary	Ádám Jászó (54.15) Dániel Sós (1:00.74) Hubert Kós (51.97) Dániel Mészáros (48.87)	3:35.73	Q
4	2	1	Poland	Kacper Stokowski (54.96) Jan Kałusowski (1:00.03) Adrian Jaśkiewicz (51.69) Dominik Dudys (49.25)	3:35.93	Q
5	1	5	Denmark	Robert Falborg Pedersen (56.25) Elias Elsgaard (1:00.02) Casper Puggaard (51.62) Frederik Lentz (48.49)	3:36.38	Q
6	1	3	Germany	Cornelius Jahn (55.45) Noel de Geus (1:00.21) Björn Kammann (52.49) Peter Varjasi (48.80)	3:36.95	Q
7	2	2	Serbia	Ognjen Kovačević (55.67) Uroš Živanović (1:02.04) Đurđe Matić (52.23) Nikola Aćin (48.61)	3:38.55	Q
8	1	2	Israel	David Gerchik (55.05) Kristian Pitshugin (1:00.50) Alexey Glivinskiy (53.44) Martin Kartavi (49.77)	3:38.76	Q
9	1	1	Greece	Apostolos Siskos (55.32) Arkadios Aspougalis (1:02.24) Anastasios Kougkoulos (53.20) Andreas Vazaios (49.23)	3:39.99
10	2	3	Switzerland	Thierry Bollin (54.48) Gian-Luca Gartmann (1:01.61) Marius Toscan (55.10) Tiago Behar (49.55)	3:40.74
11	2	7	Great Britain	Jack Skerry (55.60) Matthew Ward (1:04.60) Joshua Gammon (52.27) Alexander Painter (48.41)	3:40.88
12	2	8	Sweden	Samuel Törnqvist (55.58) Linus Kahl (1:02.02) Albin Lövgren (53.87) Robin Hanson (49.57)	3:41.04
13	2	6	Luxembourg	Rémi Fabiani (55.65) Finn Kemp (1:02.24) João Carneiro (55.01) Ralph Daleiden Ciuferri (48.50)	3:41.40
14	2	4	Latvia	Valerijs Čurgelis (56.36) Daniils Bobrovs (1:02.19) Ronens Kermans (55.72) Kristaps Miķelsons (50.61)	3:44.88
15	1	4	Slovenia	Primož Šenica Pavletič (57.60) Anže Ferš Eržen (1:03.89) Jaka Pušnik (56.28) Sašo Boškan (50.19)	3:47.96

The final was held at 19:55.^[4]

Rank	Lane	Nation	Swimmers	Time	Notes
	5	Austria	Bernhard Reitshammer (54.54) Valentin Bayer (59.87) Simon Bucher (51.42) Heiko Gigler (47.58)	3:33.41
	6	Poland	Ksawery Masiuk (54.50) Jan Kałusowski (59.74) Jakub Majerski (51.17) Kamil Sieradzki (48.03)	3:33.44
	4	Ukraine	Oleksandr Zheltyakov (53.91) Volodymyr Lisovets (58.96) Arsenii Kovalov (51.90) Illia Linnyk (48.73)	3:33.50	NR
4	3	Hungary	Ádám Jászó (54.49) Dániel Sós (1:00.85) Hubert Kós (51.41) Szebasztián Szabó (48.30)	3:35.05
5	2	Denmark	Robert Falborg Pedersen (56.26) Elias Elsgaard (59.90) Casper Puggaard (50.87) Frederik Lentz (48.27)	3:35.30
6	7	Germany	Cornelius Jahn (54.97) Noel de Geus (1:00.22) Björn Kammann (52.05) Peter Varjasi (48.20)	3:35.44
7	1	Serbia	Ognjen Kovačević (56.06) Uroš Živanović (1:01.86) Đurđe Matić (52.10) Nikola Aćin (48.21)	3:38.23
8	8	Israel	David Gerchik (55.24) Kristian Pitshugin (1:00.22) Alexey Glivinskiy (53.46) Martin Kartavi (49.90)	3:38.82