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Récords de España Absolutos Aire Libre - Actualizado a 31 de Octubre de 2000 - HOMBRES 100 10.17 Venancio José Murcia 76 C.A.Valencia T-M 09/08/00 Castellón 200 20.59 Venancio José Murcia 76 Larios-A.A.M. 05/09/97 Madrid 400 44.96 Cayetano Cornet Pamies 63 C.G. Tarragona 12/08/89 Barcelona 800 1:44.84 Luis Javier González Fanegas 69 Larios-A.A.M 27/07/93 Salamanca 1.500 3:28.95 Fermín Cacho Ruiz 69 Reebok 13/08/97 Zürich 5.000 13:04.64 Alberto García Fernández 71 Larios-A.A.M. 14/07/98 Roma 10.000 27:14.44 Fabián Roncero Domínguez 70 Nike 04/04/98 Lisboa Maraton 2h07:23 Fabián Roncero Domínguez 70 Nike 18/04/99 Rotterdam 110 v. 13.42 Javier Moracho Torrente 57 Larios-A.A.M. 16/08/87 Barcelona 400 v. 49.00 José Alonso Valero 57 Larios-A.A.M. 31/08/87 Roma 3.000 Obst. 8:09.77 Luis Miguel Martín Berlanas 72 Nike Internacional 18/08/00 Montecarlo Altura 2,34 Arturo Ortiz Santos 66 Larios-A.A.M. 22/06/91 Barcelona Pértiga 5,81 Montxu Miranda Díez 76 Airtel A.A.M. 02/09/00 Barcelona Longitud 8,56 Yago Lamela Tobio 77 C.A.Chapín Jerez 24/06/99 Turín Triple 16,93 Santiago Moreno Hernando 64 Larios-A.A.M. 04/07/91 Avila Peso 20,55 Manuel Martínez Gutiérrez 74 Univ. de León 22/09/00 Sidney Disco 65,36 David Martínez Varela 67 Larios-A.A.M. 25/04/92 Salinas Martillo 73,65 Moisés Campeny Brugue 79 Transports T2 L´H C.N.B. 14/03/99 Palafrugell Jabalina 78,78 Julián Sotelo Madrazo 65 Larios-A.A.M. 23/09/92 Pamplona Decathlon 8.526 Francisco Javier Benet Martín 68 Adidas R.T. 17/05/98 Alhama de Murcia (10.72 - 7,45 - 14,57 - 1,92 - 48.10 - 13.83 - 46,12 - 5,00 - 65,37 - 4:26.81) 20 km. M.R. 1h18:56 Fco. Javier Fernández Peláez 77 Puma Sevilla Abierta 17/06/00 Eissenhuttenstadt 50 km. M.R. 3h38:43 Valentí Massana Gracia 70 C.N.Barcelona 20/03/94 Orense 4 x 100 38.60 Selección Española 09/08/97 Atenas (Feo-José-Mayoral-Berlanga) 4 x 400 3:02.47 Selección Española 22/08/98 Budapest (Andrés, Trull, A.Martínez, Canal) Otras pruebas 300 32.56 Antonio Sánchez Muñoz 63 Cajasalamanca 20/06/87 Salamanca 32.5 Antonio Sánchez Muñoz 63 Cajasalamanca 15/09/84 Salamanca 600 1:16.74 Colomán Trabado Pérez 58 Endesa 26/06/86 Manresa 1.000 2:16.13 Fermín Cacho Ruiz 69 C.D. Numancia 06/09/93 Andújar Milla 3:47.79 José Luis González Sánchez 57 Asland 27/07/85 Oslo 2.000 4:52.40 José Manuel Abascal Gómez 58 Independiente 07/09/86 Santander 3.000 7:29.34 Isaac Carlos Viciosa Plaza 69 Larios-A.A.M. 09/07/98 Oslo 20.000 58.37.8m Mariano Haro Cisneros 40 Ed. y Descanso 09/08/75 San Sebastián 1 hora 20.493m Mariano Haro Cisneros 40 Ed. y Descanso 09/08/75 San Sebastián 25.000(r) 1h15:06 Alberto Juzdado López 66 Adidas R.T. 12/02/96 Tokio 25.000 (p) 1h19:56.8 Carlos Pérez Alonso 35 Real Club Celta 02/09/69 La Coruña 30.000 (r) 1h30:08 Alberto Juzdado López 66 Adidas R.T. 12/02/96 Tokio 30.000 (p) 1h36:07.8 Carlos Pérez Alonso 66 Real Club Celta 02/09/69 La Coruña 200 v. 22.96 Carlos Sala Molera 60 Larios-A.A.M. 09/09/87 Santander 2.000 Obs. 5:24.18 Jorge Bello Sarasa 63 C.N. Barcelona 16/08/86 Barcelona M.Maratón 1h01:08 Martín Fiz Martín 63 Reebok 29/09/96 Grevenmacher 100 km.Ruta 6h30:37 Domingo Catalán Lera 48 Nike Barcelona 16/02/92 Palamós 5 km.M. (p) 18:54.04 Fco. Javier Fernández Peláez 77 Puma Sevilla Abierta 26/06/99 Vitoria 10 km. M. (p) 38:42.38 Fco. Javier Fernández Peláez 77 Puma Sevilla Abierta 11/07/99 Torremolinos 10 km. M. (r) 39:12:00 Miguel Angel Prieto Adanero 64 Oviedo At. 03/06/89 La Coruña 20 km.M. (p) 1h23:43.2 José Marín Sospedra 50 C.N.Barcelona 03/04/83 Sant Celoní 30 km. M. (r) 2h07:58 Valentin Massana Gracia 70 C.N.Barcelona 28/03/93 El Prat 30 km M. (p) 2h07:59.8 José Marín Sospedra 50 C.N.Barcelona 08/04/79 Barcelona 50 km. M.(p) 3h51:54.5 José Marín Sospedra 50 C.N. Barcelona 07/04/90 Manresa 1 hora M. (p) 14.842m Daniel Plaza Montero 66 G.C.R. La Seda 31/03/90 El Prat 2 horas M.(p) 28.165m José Marín Sospedra 50 C.N.Barcelona 08/04/79 Barcelona 4 x 100 Clubes 39.23 Larios-A.A.M. 07/06/97 Barcelona (Feo-José-Grande-Borrega) 4 x 200 1:23.69 Selección Española 28/06/86 Madrid (Prado- Hornillos- Arques- Sánchez) 4 x 400 Clubes 3:05.59 Larios-A.A.M. 31/05/92 Birmingham (Moreno-Heras- Sánchez- Cornet) 4 x 800 7:18.59 Selección Española 05/06/93 Soupthampton (Castro-Arribas-Lahuerta-Aguado) 4 x 1.500 14:46.16 Larios-A.A.M. 05/09/97 Madrid (Jiménez-Pancorbo-A.García-Viciosa) MUJERES 100 11.06 Sandra Myers Brown 61 Kelme 23/07/91 Vigo 200 22.38 Sandra Myers Brown 61 Kelme 30/08/90 Split 400 49.67 Sandra Myers Brown 61 Kelme 06/07/91 Oslo 800 1:57.45 Maite Zúñiga Domínguez 64 Hérc. Hispano 01/06/88 Sevilla 1.500 4:00.59 Maite Zúñiga Domínguez 64 Aurr.Vital Kutxa 08/08/92 Barcelona 3.000 8:28.80 Marta Domínguez Azpeleta 75 Nike Internacional 11/08/00 Zürich 5.000 m 14:44.95 Julia Vaquero Sousa 70 New Balance 05/07/96 Oslo 10.000 31:14:51 Julia Vaquero Sousa 70 New Balance 05/04/97 Barakaldo Maratón 2h26:51 Ana Isabel Alonso Nieto 63 Nike At.Club 15/10/95 San Sebastián 100 v. 12.89 Mª .José Mardomingo Landáburu 69 Valencia C.A. 31/08/96 Atlanta 400 v. 55.23 Cristina Pérez Díaz 65 U.D. Las Palmas 26/09/88 Seul Altura 1,93 Marta Mendía Valencia 75 C.A.Valencia T-M 24/08/00 Manresa Pértiga 4,30 María del Mar Sánchez Gutiérrez 79 C.A.Valencia T-M 26/08/00 Castellón Longitud 7,06 Niurka Montalvo Amaro 68 C.A.Valencia T-M 23/08/99 Sevilla Triple 14,30 Concepción Paredes Tamayo 70 Larios-A.A.M. 28/06/94 Segovia Peso 18,17 Martina de la Puente Piñera 75 C.A.Valencia T-M 12/06/99 Jerez Frontera Disco 60,56 Angeles Barreiro Rico 63 Atmo.Coruña 10/06/94 El Ferrol Martillo 61,39 María Dolores Pedrares Alonso 73 C.A.Valencia T-M 20/05/00 Rio de Janeiro Jabalina (nueva) 59,02 Marta Míguez Telle 73 C.A.Valencia T-M 02/09/00 Barcelona Heptathlón 5.843 Imma Clopés Gasull 68 Biocentury G.E.E.G. 20/08/00 Logroño (14.27 - 1,74 - 13,56 - 25.75 / 6,09 - 43,12 - 2:20.95) 10 km. Ruta 43:02:00 María Vasco Gallardo 75 T2 - C.N.B. L’H 20/08/98 Budapest 20 km. M.(r) 1h30:20 María Vasco Gallardo 75 Integra2 L’H C.N.B. 23/04/00 Royal Leamington 4 x 100 44.08 Selección Española 31/08/91 Tokio (Morales-Castro-Gª.-Campero-Myers) 4 x 400 3:27.57 Selección Española 01/09/91 Tokio (Merino-Lacambra-Myers-Ferrer) Otras pruebas 600 1:26.99 Sandra Myers Brown 61 Kelme 06/09/93 Andújar 1.000 2:34.66 Maite Zúñiga Domínguez 64 Hérc. Hispano 13/09/89 Jerez Milla 4:25.17 Montserrat Pujol Clusellas 61 Santiveri 14/07/90 Oslo 2.000 +5:47.81 Julia Vaquero Sousa 70 New Balance 10/07/96 Niza 1 hora Pista 14.326m Nuria de Miguel Hernández 52 Canguro A.A.C. 23/12/83 Madrid 20.000 1h27:49.0 María Antonia Griñó Campany 45 J.A.Sabadell 08/12/78 Mataró M.Maratón 1h09:59 Rocío Rios Pérez 69 Adidas 20/04/97 Azkoitia Jabalina (ant.) 60,64 Natividad Vizcaino Ruiz 54 Tintoretto 05/07/86 Epinal 3 Km. M.(p) 12:34.32 Encarna Granados Aguilera 72 G.E.E.Gironí 03/04/99 Torrevieja 5 km. M.(p) 21:36.22 María Vasco Gallardo 75 C.N.Barcelona T2 26/07/97 Alicante 5 km. M.(r) 21:25 Mª Reyes Sobrino Jiménez 67 C.N. Barcelona 16/05/87 La Coruña 10 km. M.(p) 43:30.22 Encarna Granados Aguilera 72 Biocentury G.E.E.G 02/09/00 Barcelona 4 x 100 Clubes 45.15 C.A.Valencia Terra i Mar 03/09/00 Barcelona (Blay-Alba-Fraguas-Alozie/NGR) 4 x 200 1:35.18 Selección Española 28/06/86 Madrid (Cano-Hortelano-Pérez- Lacambra) 4 x 400 Clubes 3:33.81 Kelme 12/08/90 Jerez (Lahoz-Comaschi/ARG- Bergasa-Carabali/COL) 4 x 800 8:50.0 Federación Catalana 26/06/90 Manresa (Romero-Bes-Bosch-Rovira) 4 x 1.500 18:43.44 Mislata-Playas de Castellón 05/06/99 Castellón (Pico-Francisco-Peñarrocha-Bachero) Mejores Marcas Campeonato de España Absoluto Aire Libre - Actualizado a 31 de Octubre de 2000 - HOMBRES 100 10.18 Venancio José Murcia 76 C.A.Valencia T-M 2000 Barcelona 200 20.66 Fco.
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