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Kregor is a swimmer from Estonia, an international traveller on the circuit and an international championship swimmer, whose official competitive record spans 12 seasons, 30 countries and 107 meets.
His recorded career begins in 2015 in Riga, where he raced the 1500 freestyle in 16:11.75.
His signature event is the 200 freestyle, the event he has raced the most, followed by the 200 butterfly and 400 freestyle. Freestyle is the backbone of the whole record: 98 meets and 174 recorded swims.
His best 200 freestyle time in short course (25 m) is 1:43.16, set in 2022 at 16th FINA World Swimming Championships (25m) 2022.
He has raced at the Olympic Games level, between 2015 and 2024 (European Youth Olympic Festival 2015 and Olympic Games Tokyo 2020). A representative mark at that level is 1:46.10 in the 200 freestyle, recorded in long course (50 m). He also appears in world championships, the World Cup circuit, continental championships, national championships and international meets.
The record runs unbroken from 2015 to 2026: 12 consecutive seasons without a single missing year. 2021 is the busiest season on record, with 55 verified individual swims.
He is a genuinely international swimmer: the official record spans 30 countries (Estonia, Hungary, the United Kingdom, Italy, Sweden, France, Monaco, the Netherlands, Spain, Luxembourg, the United States, China, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Israel, Japan, Norway, Serbia, Türkiye, Australia, Belgium, Finland, South Korea, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Singapore, Switzerland and the United Arab Emirates), including 92 of 107 meets outside Estonia.
Those meets span 55 different venues (Budapest, Stockholm, Monaco and Rome…). He has raced for SG Frankfurt.
Still active: the directory includes official activity in the 2026 season. Latest competition: 2026 European Aquatics Championships (50m) in Paris, on August 14, 2026, with 1 swim: 1:56.04 in the 200 butterfly, all in long course (50 m). He holds 25 current event personal bests and 69 all-time PB improvements across 329 verified official swims in competitions governed by World Aquatics.