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Todos Los Saltos Sobre 2.40M Todos los saltos sobre 2.40m AL AIRE LIBRE 1985 (2 registros/2 atletas) 1 2.40 WR Rudolf Povarnitsyn 13.06.1962 URS 1 Donetsk 11.08.1985 2 2.41 WR Igor Paklin 15.06.1963 URS 1 Kobe 04.09.1985 1987 (1 registro/ atleta) 3 2.42 WR Patrik Sjöberg 05.01.1965 SWE 1 Stockholm 30.06.1987 1988 (1 registro/1 atleta) 4 2.43 WR Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 Salamanca 08.09.1988 1989 (4 registros/2 atletas) 5 2.40 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 La Habana 12.03.1989 6 2.44 WR Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 San Juan, PUR 29.07.1989 7 2.40 Patrik Sjöberg 05.01.1965 SWE 1 Bruxelles 05.08.1989 8 2.40 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 Bogotá 13.08.1989 1991 (2 registros/2 atletas) 10 2.40 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 Paris Saint-Denis 19.07.1991 11 2.40 Charles Austin 19.12.1967 USA 1 Zürich 07.08.1991 1993 (4 registros/1 atleta) 12 2.40 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 La Habana 22.05.1993 13 2.40 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 London 23.07.1993 14 2.45 WR Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 Salamanca 27.07.1993 15 2.40 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 Stuttgart 22.08.1993 1994 (7 registros/1 atleta) 16 2.42 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 Sevilla 05.06.1994 17 2.41 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 La Habana 25.06.1994 18 2.40 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 Eberstadt 10.07.1994 19 2.41 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 London 15.07.1994 20 2.40 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 Nice 18.07.1994 21 2.40 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 Sankt-Peterburg 29.07.1994 22 2.40 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 London 11.09.1994 1995 (1 registro/1 atleta) 23 2.40 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 Mar del Plata 25.03.1995 2000 (1 registro/1 atleta) 24 2.40 Vyacheslav Voronin 05.04.1974 RUS 1 London 05.08.2000 2013 (3 registros/2 atletas) 25 2.40 Mutaz Essa Barshim 24.06.1991 QAT 1 Eugene, OR 01.06.2013 26 2.41 Bohdan Bondarenko 30.08.1989 UKR 1 Lausanne 04.07.2013 27 2.41 Bohdan Bondarenko 30.08.1989 UKR 1 Moskva 15.08.2013 2014 (12 registros/5 atletas) 28 2.40 Derek Drouin 06.03.1990 CAN 1 Des Moines, IA 25.04.2014 29 2.41 Ivan Ukhov 29.03.1986 RUS 1 Doha 09.05.2014 30 2.40 Bohdan Bondarenko 30.08.1989 UKR 1 Tokyo 11.05.2014 31 2.41 Mutaz Essa Barshim 24.06.1991 QAT 1 Roma 05.06.2014 32 2.42 Bohdan Bondarenko 30.08.1989 UKR 1 New York City, NY 14.06.2014 33 2.42 Mutaz Essa Barshim 24.06.1991 QAT 2 New York City, NY 14.06.2014 34 2.40 Bohdan Bondarenko 30.08.1989 UKR 1 Lausanne 03.07.2014 35 2.40 Andriy Protsenko 20.05.1988 UKR 2 Lausanne 03.07.2014 36 2.40 Bohdan Bondarenko 30.08.1989 UKR 1 Monaco 18.07.2014 37 2.41 Mutaz Essa Barshim 24.06.1991 QAT 1 Eberstadt 22.08.2014 38 2.43 Mutaz Essa Barshim 24.06.1991 QAT 1 Bruxelles 05.09.2014 39 2.40 Bohdan Bondarenko 30.08.1989 UKR 2 Bruxelles 05.09.2014 BAJO TECHO 1987 (3 registros/2 atletas) 1 2.40 WR Carlo Thränhardt 05.07.1957 FRG 1 Simmerath 16.01.1987 2 2.41 WR Patrik Sjöberg 05.01.1965 SWE 1 Pireás 01.02.1987 3 2.40 Patrik Sjöberg 05.01.1965 SWE 1 Berlin 27.02.1987 1988 (1 registro/1 atleta) 4 2.42 WR Carlo Thränhardt 05.07.1957 FRG 1 Berlin 26.02.1988 1989 (1 registro/1 atleta) 5 2.43 WR Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 Budapest 04.03.1989 1991 (1 registro/1 atleta) 6 2.40 Hollis Conway 08.01.1967 USA 1 Sevilla 10.03.1991 1993 (1 registro/1 atleta) 7 2.41 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 Toronto 14.03.1993 1994 (2 registros/1 atleta) 8 2.40 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 Wuppertal 04.02.1994 9 2.40 Javier Sotomayor 13.10.1967 CUB 1 Birmingham, GBR 26.02.1994 2005 (1 registro/1 atleta) 10 2.40 Stefan Holm 25.05.1976 SWE 1 Madrid 06.03.2005 2009 (1 registro/1 atleta) 11 2.40 Ivan Ukhov 29.03.1986 RUS 1 Pireás 25.02.2009 2014 (4 registros/2 atletas) 12 2.41 Ivan Ukhov 29.03.1986 RUS 1 Chelyabinsk 16.01.2014 13 2.40 Ivan Ukhov 29.03.1986 RUS 1 Arnstadt 08.02.2014 14 2.40 Aleksey Dmitrik 12.04.1984 RUS 2 Arnstadt 08.02.2014 15 2.42 Ivan Ukhov 29.03.1986 RUS 1 Praha 25.02.2014.
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