Holger Kimmig (born 5 March 1975) is a German retired swimmer who competed at the 1992, 1996 and 2000 Paralympic Games.^[1]

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Holger Kimmig

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Born	(1975-03-05) 5 March 1975 (age 49) Appenweier, Germany
Sport
Country	Germany
Sport	Paralympic swimming
Disability class	S8
Medal record Paralympic swimming Representing  Germany Paralympic Games 1996 Atlanta 100m backstroke S8 1996 Atlanta 4x100m freestyle relay S7-10 1996 Atlanta 4x100m medley relay S7-10 2000 Sydney 100m backstroke S8 1992 Barcelona 100m backstroke S8 1992 Barcelona 4x100m freestyle S7-10 1996 Atlanta 100m freestyle S8 1996 Atlanta 400m freestyle S8 1996 Atlanta 200m individual medley SM8 2000 Sydney 100m freestyle S8 1992 Barcelona 50m freestyle S8 1992 Barcelona 100m freestyle S8 1992 Barcelona 400m freestyle S8 1996 Atlanta 50m freestyle S8 2000 Sydney 200m individual medley SM8 World Championships 1994 Malta 100m backstroke S8 1994 Malta 4x100m medley relay S7-10 1994 Malta 50m freestyle S8 1994 Malta 200m individual medley SM8 1998 Christchurch 100m backstroke S8 1994 Malta 400m freestyle S8 1998 Christchurch 100m freestyle S8

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Competing in the S8 100 metre backstroke, Kimmig finished in a dead heat with David Malone and they were both awarded gold medals. They finished with a time of 1:09.90.^[2]