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NATIONAL INDOOR BEST PERFORMANCES OF EUROPEAN COUNTRIES (As at February 28, 2021) Compiled by György Csiki / ATFS + = enroute to longer distance; A = high altitude; y = 220y or 440y distance MEN 60 Metres ALB 6.77 Arben Maka Torino 10 Feb 01 AND 7.01 Estéve Martin Escaldes 04 Mar 00 AUT* 6.56 Andreas Berger Wien 27 Feb 88 6.56 Andreas Berger Den Haag 18 Feb 89 AZE 6.61 Aleksandr Kornelyuk Göteborg 09 Mar 74 BEL 6.56 Ronald Desruelles Maastricht 10 Feb 85 6.56 Ronald Desruelles Sindelfingen 05 Feb 88 BIH 6.82 Sait Huseinbasic Zagreb 28 Feb 18 BLR 6.60 Maksim Lynsha Mogilyov 15 Feb 08 BUL 6.58 Petar Petrov Sofia 25 Feb 78 CRO 6.63 Dejan Vojnovic Linz 07 Mar 03 CYP 6.58 Yiannakis Zisimides Pireás 03 Mar 96 CZE 6.58 Frantisek Ptácník Liévin 21 Feb 87 DEN 6.61 Kojo Musah Randers 20 Feb 21 ESP 6.52 Yunier Pérez Düsseldorf 06 Feb 18 EST 6.63 Karl Erik Nazarov Tallinn 13 Feb 21 FIN 6.58 Markus Pöyhönen Helsinki 04 Mar 03 6.58 Markus Pöyhönen Birmingham 14 Mar 03 FRA 6.45 Ronald Pognon Karlsruhe 13 Feb 05 GBR 6.42 Dwain Chambers Torino 07 Mar 09 GEO 6.71 Besik Gotsiridze Moskva 05 Feb 86 GER 6.52 Julian Reus Leipzig 27 Feb 16 6.52 Kevin Kranz Dortmund 20 Feb 21 GIB 7.01 Jerai Torres Antequera 23 Feb 20 GRE 6.50 Haris Papadiás Paris 07 Mar 97 HUN 6.54 Gábor Dobos Chemnitz 18 Feb 00 IRL 6.61 Paul Hession Birmingham 03 Mar 07 ISL 6.80 Einar Thór Einarsson Malmö 06 Feb 93 6.5 Bjarni Thór Traustason Reykjavík 15 Mar 97 ISR 6.68 Alex Porkhomovskiy Samara 21 Feb 99 6.68 Attila Farkas Budapest 26 Jan 02 ITA 6.51 Michael Tumi Ancona 17 Feb 13 KOS 7.09 Mentor Ajazaj Tirane 25 Jan 12 7.09 Qëndrim Ajazaj Tirane 08 Feb 13 LAT 6.65 Juris Silovs Göteborg 09 Mar 74 6.4 Juris Silovs Moskva 04 Feb 71 6.4 Gennadijs Murasovs Riga 30 Jan 81 LIE 7.20 Fabian Haldner Sindelfingen 08 Feb 14 LTU 6.62 Kastytis Klimas Rodovre 10 Jan 93 LUX 6.76 Daniel Abenzoar-Foule Moskva 10 Mar 06 MDA 6.77 Aleksandr Afteni Moskva 18 Feb 83 6.4 Aleksandr Afteni Chisinau 02 Feb 85 MKD 6.86 Riste Pandev Magglingen 16 Feb 13 MLT 6.76 Darren Gilford Birmingham (1s2) 14 Feb 04 6.76 Darren Gilford Birmingham (2) 14 Feb 04 MNE 6.80 Luka Rakic Ljubljana 14 Feb 15 MON 6.94 Sébastien Gattuso Valencia 07 Mar 08 NED 6.58 Joris van Gool Dortmund 07 Feb 21 NOR 6.55 Jaysuma Saidy Ndure Gent 24 Feb 08 POL 6.51 Marian Woronin Liévin 21 Feb 87 POR 6.53 Francis Obikwelu Paris 06 Mar 11 ROU 6.60 Johann Schromm Bucuresti 14 Feb 81 6.60 Catalin Cimpeanu Bucuresti 09 Feb 13 RUS 6.52 Andrey Grigoryev Volgograd (1s2) 24 Feb 95 6.52 Andrey Grigoryev Volgograd (1) 24 Feb 95 6.52 Andrey Yepishin Moskva 10 Mar 06 SLO 6.58 Matic Osovnikar Budapest 05 Mar 04 6.58 Matic Osovnikar Moskva 10 Mar 06 SMR 6.83 Francesco Sansovini Ancona 17 Jan 21 SRB 6.67 Aleksa Kijanovic Sätra 11 Feb 20 SUI 6.59 Silvan Vicki Magglingen 20 Feb 21 SVK 6.55 Ján Volko Madrid 21 Feb 20 SWE 6.58 Peter Karlsson Gent 07 Feb 96 6.58 Patrik Lövgren Paris (2h7) 07 Mar 97 6.58 Patrik Lövgren Paris (2s2) 07 Mar 97 TUR 6.55 Emre Zafer Barnes Istanbul 18 Feb 18 6.55 Emre Zafer Barnes Metz 10 Feb 19 UKR 6.54 Konstantin Rurak Zaporizhzhya 29 Jan 04 6.3 Viktor Bryzgin Kiyev 04 Feb 83 6.3 Viktor Bryzgin Voroshilovgrad 12 Jan 85 6.3 Viktor Bryzgin Kiyev 02 Feb 85 6.3 Aleksandr Naduda Kiyev 02 Feb 85 6.3 Viktor Bryzgin Kiyev 30 Jan 88 6.3 Viktor Bryzgin Kiyev 30 Jan 88 6.3 Nikolay Razgonov Kiyev 30 Jan 88 6.3 Viktor Bryzgin Lugansk 15 Jan 91 6.3 Viktor Bryzgin Lugansk 05 Jan 92 6.3 Viktor Bryzgin Lugansk 11 Jan 92 6.3 Sergey Osovich Lvov 03 Feb 95 6.3 Sergey Osovich Kiyev 12 Feb 95 6.3 Konstantin Rurak Zaporizhzhya 07 Feb 04 Doubtful timing AUT 6.3 Andreas Berger Karlsruhe 24 Feb 91 400 Metres ALB 46.83 Franko Burraj Istanbul 16 Feb 20 AND 47.94 Daniel Gómez Sevilla 06 Feb 00 ARM 48.96 Aram Davtyan Paris 04 Mar 11 AUT 46.14 Christoph Pöstinger Chemnitz 22 Feb 99 AZE 47.15 Dmitriy Chumichkin Wien 01 Mar 02 BEL 46.18 Cédric van Branteghem Birmingham 21 Feb 03 45.9 Alfons Brijdenbach Sofia 17 Feb 74 BIH 47.14 Amel Tuka Beograd 21 Feb 18 BLR 46.78 Aleksandr Linnik Praha 06 Mar 15 BUL 46.35 Ilya Dzhivondov Pireás 12 Feb 00 CRO 46.38 Luciano Susanj Rotterdam 11 Mar 73 CYP 47.39 Evripides Demosthenous Pireás 14 Feb 98 CZE 45.24 Pavel Maslák Sopot 08 Mar 14 DEN 46.07 Benjamin Lobo Vedel Birmingham/USA 09 Mar 19 ESP 45.66 Óscar Husillos Glasgow 02 Mar 19 EST 45.99 Marek Niit Fayetteville 26 Feb 11 FIN* 47.09 Jussi Heikkilä Fayetteville 02 Mar 08 FRA 45.54 Leslie Djhone Paris 05 Mar 11 GBR 45.39 Jamie Baulch Birmingham 09 Feb 97 GEO 47.26 Mindia Endeladze Istanbul 14 Feb 21 GER 45.05 Thomas Schönlebe Sindelfingen 05 Feb 88 GIB 49.97 Jerai Torres Sabadell 21 Jan 18 GRE 46.36 Konstadinos Kedéris Pireás 13 Feb 99 HUN 46.37 Tamás Molnár Lincoln 10 Feb 90 IRL 45.52 David Gillick Birmingham 03 Mar 07 45.52 David Gillick Birmingham 20 Feb 10 ISL 47.59 Kolbeinn Hodur Gunnarsson Reykjavik 01 Feb 15 ISR 46.46 Donald Sanford Boston/Allston 08 Feb 14 ITA 45.99 Ashraf Saber Valencia 01 Mar 98 KOS 49.59 Astrit Kryeziu Istanbul 25 Feb 16 LAT 46.71 Janis Leitis Fayetteville 26 Jan 13 LIE 51.33 Fabian Haldner Magglingen 02 Feb 13 LTU* 46.75 Remigius Valiulis Sindelfingen 02 Mar 80 LUX 47.49 Vincent Karger Luxembourg 24 Jan 15 MDA 47.09 Vadim Zadoinov Stockholm 10 Mar 96 MKD 47.35 Ismail Macev Budapest 07 Feb 87 MLT 50.40 Reece Dimech London/LV 19 Mar 17 MNE 49.74 Srdan Maric Beograd 21 Feb 18 MON 49.62 Brice Etes Lyon 31 Jan 15 NED 45.99 Liemarvin Bonevacia Apeldoorn 21 Feb 21 NOR 45.05 Karsten Warholm Glasgow 02 Mar 19 POL 45.39 Marek Plawgo Wien 03 Mar 02 POR 46.64 Ricardo Dos Santos Ostrava 03 Feb 21 ROU 45.94 Ioan Vieru Wien 02 Mar 02 RUS 45.90 Ruslan Mashchenko Valencia 01 Mar 98 SLO 46.02 Luka Janezic Wien 27 Jan 18 SMR 49.14 Manlio Molinari Budapest 05 Mar 88 SRB 46.23 Slobodan Brankovic Genova 29 Feb 92 SUI 45.92 Alain Rohr Magglingen 13 Feb 00 SVK 46.65 Dusan Malovec Budapest 06 Mar 83 SWE 45.59 Jimisola Laursen Wien 03 Mar 02 TUR 46.20 Yavuz Can Istanbul 25 Feb 16 UKR 46.45 Vitaliy Butrym Istanbul 18 Feb 18 Oversized track FIN 46.79 Juha Pyy Tampere 27 Feb 88 Not recognised by federation LTU 46.57 Jonas Motiejunas Atlanta 04 Mar 00 800 Metres ALB 1:48.96 Eraldo Qerama Wien 26 Jan 19 AND 1:48.86 Pol Moya Sabadell 07 Feb 17 ARM 1:51.94 Tigran Mkrtchyan Istanbul 17 Feb 17 AUT 1:46.65 Andreas Rapatz Wien 11 Feb 12 AZE 1:48.17 Andrey Vamishin Moskva 20 Jan 89 BEL 1:46.40 Eliott Crestan Metz 06 Feb 21 BIH 1:45.95 Amel Tuka Madrid 24 Feb 21 BLR 1:45.9 Andrey Sudnik Moskva 17 Feb 91 1:46.22 Anatoliy Makarevich Stuttgart 02 Feb 92 BUL 1:47.78 Binko Kolev Wien 25 Feb 79 CRO 1:46.40 Predrag Melnjak Torino 10 Feb 88 CYP 1:48.23 Christos Demetriou Wien 27 Jan 18 CZE* 1:46.09 Jakub Holusa Karlsruhe 31 Jan 10 DEN 1:42.67 Wilson Kipketer Paris 09 Mar 97 ESP 1:45.25 Antonio Manuel Reina Wien 03 Mar 02 EST 1:49.33 Raivo Mägi Moskva 14 Feb 87 FIN* 1:47.36 Markku Taskinen Milano 12 Mar 78 FRA 1:44.82 Mehdi Baala Stockholm 18 Feb 03 GBR 1:43.63 Elliot Giles Torun 17 Feb 21 GEO 1:52.94 Vladimir Baldin Volgograd 11 Feb 88 GER 1:44.88 Nico Motchebon Stuttgart 05 Feb 95 GIB 1:52.59 Harvey Dixon Boston/Allston 10 Feb 18 GRE 1:48.64 Konstadínos Nakopoulos Wien 28 Jan 14 HUN 1:46.20 Balázs Vindics Budapest 23 Feb 20 IRL 1:46.10 Mark English Dublin 20 Feb 21 ISL 1:51.07 Björn Margeirsson Reykjavik 28 Jan 06 ISR 1:47.81 Dustin Emrani Boston/Allston 11 Feb 12 ITA 1:45.44 Giuseppe D'Urso Genova 17 Feb 93 KOS 1:49.31 Musa Hajdari Istanbul 16 Feb 19 LAT 1:45.72 Dmitrijs Milkevics Valencia 09 Mar 08 LIE 1:47.41 Günther Hasler Milano 24 Feb 77 LTU 1:48.42 Vitalij Kozlov Wien 03 Feb 09 LUX 1:47.44 David Fiegen Wien 03 Mar 02 MDA 1:49.6 Anatolii Mamontov Moskva 10 Feb 74 1:49.75 Ion Siuris Istanbul 27 Feb 16 MKD 1:49.36 Vanco Stojanov Sofia 02 Feb 03 MLT* 2:02.23 Marco Filippi Padova 31 Jan 21 MNE 1:55.22 Ilija Ranitovic Pireás 21 Feb 09 MON 1:50.57 Brice Etes Bordeaux 19 Feb 17 NED 1:45.86 Bram Som Karlsruhe 28 Feb 03 NOR 1:46.28 Vebjørn Rodal Birmingham 23 Feb 97 POL 1:44.57 Adam Kszczot Liévin 14 Feb 12 POR 1:46.40 Rui Silva Gent 19 Feb 99 ROU 1:47.21 Petru Dragoescu Pireás 02 Mar 85 RUS 1:44.15 Yuriy Borzakovskiy Karlsruhe 27 Jan 01 SLO 1:46.96 Zan Rudolf Linz 31 Jan 13 SMR 1:54.6 Manlio Molinari Ancona 07 Feb 87 SRB 1:46.44 Slobodan Popovic Torino 10 Feb 88 SUI 1:44.93 André Bucher Wien 03 Mar 02 SVK 1:47.06 Josef Repcik Birmingham 16 Feb 08 SWE 1:45.09 Andreas Kramer Torun 17 Feb 21 TUR 1:48.93+ Ilham Tanui Özbilen Istanbul 20 Feb 14 UKR 1:46.49 Ivan Heshko Athína 20 Feb 05 Oversized track: CZE 1:45.97 Roman Oravec Ames 06 Feb 99 FIN 1:47.06 Wilson Kirwa Kuopio 13 Feb 00 MLT 1:53.92 Ben Micallef Seattle 01 Feb 20 1500 Metres ALB 3:42.16 David Nikolli Ancona 20 Feb 21 AND 3:48.61 Pol Moya Valencia 24 Jan 20 ARM 3:44.55 Yervand Mkrtchyan Istanbul 16 Feb 19 AUT 3:38.50 Robert Nemeth Wien 17 Feb 85 AZE 3:58.93 Namig Asadov Baku 11 Jan 08 3:55.6 Vadim Loginov Chisinau Feb 91 BEL 3:37.30 Pieter-Jan Hannes Birmingham 21 Feb 15 BIH 3:46.2 Vinko Pokrajcic Wien 25 Feb 79 BLR 3:38.97 Azat Rakipov Stuttgart 07 Feb 93 BUL 3:41.7 Evgeni Ignatov Sofia 08 Feb 81 CRO 3:38.05 Branko Zorko Stuttgart 02 Feb 97 CYP 3:42.58 Hristos Papapétrou Pireás 01 Feb 98 CZE 3:36.53 Filip Sasinek Torun 17 Feb 21 DEN 3:38.85 Mogens Guldberg Sevilla 28 Feb 91 ESP 3:33.32 Andrés Manuel Diaz Pireás 24 Feb 99 EST 3:44.34 Andi Noot Tartu 24 Jan 17 FIN 3:38.16 Antti Loikkanen Milano 12 Mar 78 FRA 3:34.71 Mehdi Baala Karlsruhe 15 Feb 09 GBR 3:34.20 Peter Elliott Sevilla 27 Feb 90 GEO 3:50.82 Oleg Khokhlov Panevezys 11 Feb 89 GER 3:34.13 Homiyu Tesfaye Stockholm 19 Feb 15 GIB 3:49.89 Harvey Dixon Birmingham 03 Mar 18 GRE 3:39.63 Panayiótis
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    Hypo Vorarlberg Geschichte Hypomeeting Bis 2019

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