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National Athletics Records Top 100 4X100m / 31/12/2014 Athlestats National Athletics Records _ Top 100 _ 4X100m / 31/12/2014 1 JAMAICA (JAM) 36.84 CARTER Nesta, FRATER Michael, BLAKE Yohan, BOLT Usain 11/08/12 1 London 150 2 UNITED STATES (USA) 37.04 KIMMONS Trell, GATLIN Justin, GAY Tyson, BAILEY Ryan 11/08/12 2 London 149 3 TRINIDAD & TOBAGO (TRI) 37.62 BROWN Darrel, BURNS Marc, CALLANDER Emmanuel, THOMPSON Richard 22/08/09 2 Berlin 148 4 CANADA (CAN) 37.69 ESMIE Robert, GILBERT Glenroy, SURIN Bruny, BAILEY Donovan 03/08/96 1 Atlanta 147 5 GREAT BRITAIN & N.I (GBR) 37.73 GARDENER Jason, CAMPBELL Darren, DEVONISH Marlon, CHAMBERS Dwain 29/08/99 2 Sevilla 146 6 FRANCE (FRA) 37.79 MORINIERE Max, SANGOUMA Daniel, TROUABAL Jean-Charles, MARIE-ROSE Bruno 01/09/90 1 Split 145 7 BRAZIL (BRA) 37.90 de LIMA Vicente, RIBEIRO Edson Luciano, da SILVA Andre Domingos, da SILVA Claudinei Quirino 30/09/00 2 Sydney 144 8 NIGERIA (NGR) 37.94 EZINWA Osmond, ADENIKEN Olapade, OBIKWELU Francis, EZINWA Davidson 09/08/97 1s2 Athína 143 9 CHINA (CHN) 37.99 CHEN Shiwei, XIE Zhenye, SU Bingtian, ZHANG Peimeng 02/10/14 1 Incheon 142 10 CUBA (CUB) 38.00 SIMON Andrés, LAMELA Joel, ISASI Joel, AGUILERA Jorge Luis 08/08/92 3 Barcelona 141 11 GERMANY (GER) 38.02 REUS Julian, UNGER Tobias, KOSENKOW Alexander, JAKUBCZYK Lucas 27/07/12 1 Weinheim 140 12 JAPAN (JPN) 38.03 TSUKAHARA Naoki, SUETSUGU Shingo, TAKAHIRA Shinji, ASAHARA Nobuharu 01/09/07 5 Osaka 139 13 GHANA (GHA) 38.12 DUAH Abu, NKANSAH Eric, AZIZ Abdul, TUFFOUR Emmanuel 09/08/97 1s1 Athína 138 14 AUSTRALIA (AUS) = 38.17 HENDERSON Paul, JACKSON Tim, BRIMACOMBE Steve, MARSH Damien 12/08/95 1s2 Göteborg 137 15 ITALY (ITA) 38.17 DONATI Roberto, COLLIO Simone Di GREGORIO Emanuele, CHECCUCCI Maurizio 01/08/10 2 Barcelona 136 16 NETHERLANDS (NED) 38.29 MARIANO Brian, MARTINA Churandy, CODRINGTON Giovanni, van LUIJK Patrick 10/08/12 3h1 London 135 17 POLAND (POL) 38.31 MASZTAK Kamil, KUC Dariusz, KUBACZYK Robert, KRYNSKI Kamil 10/08/12 6h2 London 134 18 SOUTH AFRICA (RSA) 38.35 BRUINTJIES Henricho, MAGAKWE Simon, TITI Ncincilili, SIMBINI Akani 02/08/14 4 Glasgow 133 19 ST KITTS & NEVIS (SKN) 38.41 ROLAND Lestrod, ROGERS Jason, ADAMS Antoine, LAWRENCE Brijesh 10/08/12 6h1 London 132 20 RUSSIA (RUS) 38.46 ZHAROV Innokentiy, KRYLOV Vladimir, FATUN Oleg, GOREMYKIN Aleksandr 01/09/90 4 Split 131 21 SPAIN (ESP) 38.46 VILES Eduard, RUIZ Sergio, HORTELANO Bruno, RODRÍGUEZ Ángel David 18/08/13 4h1 Moskva 130 22 HONG KONG (HKG) 38.47 TANG Yik Chun, LAI Chun Ho, NG Ka Fung, TSUI Chi Ho 26/05/12 1 Taipei 129 23 BAHAMAS (BAH) 38.52 GRIFFITH Adrian, FRASER Warren, HART Shavez, SMITH Teray 01/08/14 3h1 Glasgow 128 24 UKRAINE (UKR) = 38.53 RURAK Konstantin, OSOVICH Sergey, KRAMARENKO Oleg, DOBRYDNYOV Vladimir 01/06/96 1 Madrid 127 25 SWITZERLAND (SUI) 38.54 MANCINI Pascal, SCHENKEL Reto , SOMASUNDARAN Suganthan, WILSON Alex 16/08/14 2h1 Zürich 126 26 IVORY COAST (CIV) 38.60 MEITE Ibrahim, DOUHOU Ahmed, SONAN Yves, N'DRI Eric Pacome 12/08/01 3s1 Edmonton 125 27 GREECE (GRE) 38.61 SEGGOS Vasílios, ALEXOPOULOS Alexiós, PANAYIOTOPOULOS Geóryios, HOIDIS Hristóforos 19/06/99 2 Paris 124 28 SWEDEN (SWE) 38.63 KARLSSON Peter, MÅRTENSSON Torbjörn, HEDNER Lars, STRENIUS Patrik 02/08/96 3s2 Atlanta 123 29 HUNGARY (HUN) 38.67 KARAFFA László, NAGY Istvan, TÁTAR Istvan, KOVÁCS Attila 11/08/86 1 Budapest 122 30 KOREA (SOUTH) (KOR) 38.74 OH Kyung-Su, CHO Kyu-Won, KIM Kuk-Young, YEO Ho-Su-Ah 06/07/14 1 Jinhua 121 31 CHINESE TAIPEI (TPE) 38.78 WANG Wen-Tang, LIU Yuan-Kai, LIANG Tse-Ching, YI Wei-Chen 26/05/12 3 Taipei 120 32 PORTUGAL (POR) 38.79 ANTUNES Diogo, OBIKWELU Francis, ABRANTES Arnaldo, NASCIMENTO Yazaldes 16/08/14 5h2 Zürich 119 33 THAILAND (THA) 38.80 NETENEE Kongdech, SOPHANICH Vissanu, JANTHANA Ekkachai, SUWONPRATEEP Sittichai 31/08/00 1 Jakarta 118 34 ISRAEL (ISR) 38.81 RAFEL Yaar, JABLONKA Gideon, KAFRI Tommy, PORKHOMOVSKIY Aleksandr 28/08/99 3h2 Sevilla 117 athlestats all-time 35 CZECH REPUBLIC (CZE) 38.82 MATOUSEK Jaroslav, DEMEC Juraj, KYNOS Jiri, BOHMAN Ludek 10/09/72 4 München 116 36 INDIA (IND) 38.89 Molla Rahamatulla, Sathya Suresh, Naseema Manzile Shameer Mon, Qureshi Abdul Najeeb 12/10/10 3 New Delhi 115 37 SIERRA LEONE (SLE) 38.91 LISK Pierre, GANDA Thomas, THOMAS Josephus, TURAY Sanusi 02/08/96 5s1 Atlanta 114 38 BARBADOS (BAR) 38.94 HINDS Andrew, CADOGAN Levi, BRATHWAITE Shane., GITTENS Ramon 18/08/13 4h2 Moskva 113 39 NORWAY (NOR) 38.96 RAMIREZ Fernando, ERTZGAARD John, IVAR Per, MOEN Geir 21/06/97 2 Monaco 112 40 SAUDI ARABIA (KSA) 38.98 AL-SAKER Khalifa, ATA MUBARAK Mubarak AL-YAMI Salem Mubarak, al-SAFFAR Jamal Abdulla 28/03/02 1 Qatif 111 41 BULGARIA (BUL) = 38.99 PAVLOV Pavel, IVANOV Vladimir, KARANYOTOV Ivaylo, PETROV Petar 01/08/80 6 Moskva 110 42 MAURITIUS (MRI) 38.99 CASQUETTE Arnaud, MILAZAR Eric, AUGUSTIN Fernando, BUCKLAND Stéphane 11/08/01 3h4 Edmonton 109 43 NEW ZEALAND (NZL) 38.99 ROBERTS Dallas, FALEALILI David, DOLPHIN James, DONALDSON Chris 20/11/05 1 Sydney 108 44 DOMINICAN REP (DOM) = 39.01 ENCARNACION Juan, MORILLO Luis, SAINFLEUR Juan, BAEZ Yoel 30/08/03 5h1 Paris Saint-Denis 107 45 VENEZUELA (VEN) 39.01 CHIRINOS Jermaine, RAMÍREZ Arturo, RIVAS Diego, ACEVEDO José 10/06/12 2 Barquisimeto 106 46 PUERTO RICO (PUR) 39.04 AMALBERT Marcos, RODRIGUEZ Carlos, HOLSTON Marquis, LOPEZ Miguel 04/09/11 7h2 Daegu 105 47 QATAR (QAT) 39.05 ABBAS, AL-SHEEB, YOUSSEF S., MUBARAK Saad 09/08/97 4h4 Athína 104 48 BELGIUM (BEL) 39.05 BONGELO Nathan, FERRO Anthony, BEYENS Kristof, de BAERDEMAEKER Xavier 30/08/03 4h2 Paris Saint-Denis 103 49 BOTSWANA (BOT) 39.09 SERIBE Pako, KENOSI Fanuel, KETLOGETSWE Thapelo, NGWINGWA Obakeng 13/09/11 3 Maputo 102 50 CYPRUS (CYP) 39.12 SKENDER, MARCOULIDES, KATSANTONIS P., ZISIMIDES Y 18/06/97 3 Bari 101 51 AUSTRIA (AUT) 39.16 SCHÜTZENAUER Martin, LACHKOVICS Martin, GRIESSER Thomas, PÖSTINGER Christoph 25/06/96 1 Luzern 100 52 ZIMBABWE (ZIM) 39.16 MAKUSHA Ngonidzashe, MVUMVURE Gabriel, DZINGAI Brian, BANDA Lewis 20/07/07 3 El-Djezaïr 99 53 SLOVENIA (SLO) 39.20 PREDANIC Rok, OSOVNIKAR Matic, FRIDRIH Boštjan, ŽUMER Jan 22/06/02 1 Sevilla 98 54 COLOMBIA (COL) 39.20 MONTOYA I., GÓMEZ Á., NÚÑEZ L. C., GRUESO 29/07/10 5 Mayagüez 97 55 CAMEROON (CMR) 39.25 NGAPOUT F. BENGONO S., BATANGDON J., TOUKENE-GUEBOGO C. 28/08/99 5h2 Sevilla 96 56 GUATEMALA (GUA) 39.25 BLANCO N., MENESES, MENESES, TINOCO 30/07/00 1 La Habana 95 57 IRELAND (IRL) 39.26 MCADOREY J., RYAN G., COMYNS T., BRIZZELL P. 29/09/00 4h3 Sydney 94 58 FINLAND (FIN) 39.29 ALI-HUOKUNA H., RAUTANEN J., ÅSTRAND J., HÄMÄLÄINEN H. 01/08/10 7 Barcelona 93 59 KAZAKHSTAN (KAZ) 39.30 YAZYNIN, BOROV, MURAVYOV V., SAVIN V. 31/05/88 Sochi 92 60 LATVIA (LAT) 39.32 MURAŠOVS G., RAZMUSS R., TONE J., ABOLINŠ A. 18/06/83 Moskva 91 61 MEXICO (MEX) 39.32A ROJAS, NAVA, ADAM, CÁRDENAS 21/06/92 1 México 90 62 SENEGAL (SEN) 39.36 SECK C., MBAYE A. M., LOUM S., LOUM O. 15/07/92 Nice 89 63 KENYA (KEN) 39.40 KIMARU S., MUTEGI A., BARASA S., SOI K. 30/07/10 4 Nairobi 88 64 BELARUS (BLR) 39.44 13/07/91 Kyiv 87 65 TOGO (TOG) 39.45 FOLLIGAN, LAWSON, AMEGNIGNAN, AKOTO 12/08/95 6h1 Göteborg 86 66 SINGAPORE (SIN) 39.45 MUSTAPHA Muhammad Elfi, Gary Yeo Foo Ee, LEE Cheng Wei, JAMAL Mohd Amiruddin 08/05/13 1r1 Chonburi 85 67 ROMANIA (ROU) 39.47 COJOCARU D., PUNGA I., TARUS B., GOGOASE M. 05/06/99 3 Athína 84 68 NAMIBIA (NAM) 39.48 LOUW S., VRIES S., AKWENYE T., BOTHA B. 01/09/01 Beijing 83 69 ANTIGUA (ANT) 39.48 GREENE Cejhae, BAILEY Daniel, COLBOURNE Kasheem, FRANCIS Miguel 01/08/14 3h3 Glasgow 82 70 CHILE (CHI) 39.49 FAÚNDEZ J.P., ROACH Ro., ROACH Ri., KEITEL S. 10/06/00 1 Sao Paulo 81 71 OMAN (OMA) 39.49 AL-JARBI F., AL-HARTHI B. M., AL-SOOLI A., AL-NOFALI Y. 18/10/11 1 Manama 80 72 GABON (GAB) 39.5 MOCCI-RAOUMBE, TAYOT, DOVY, BOUSSOMBO 03/09/97 3 Antananarivo 79 athlestats all-time 73 ESTONIA (EST) 39.52 MURU Mart, VEESALU Rait, ELLISAAR Markus, NIIT Marek 16/08/14 7h1 Zürich 78 74 CAYMAN ISLANDS (CAY) 39.54 HYMAN K., CUFFY T., HAMIL D., MORGAN C. 04/07/09 5 La Habana 77 75 CONGO (CGO) 39.54A NTSANA, KANZA, NKOUNKOU, PAULETTO 12/09/79 1h1 Mexico 76 76 BURKINA FASO (BUR) 39.57 SON Siaka, SANOU Idrissa, BOLOGO Innocent, KOBEANE Gérard 03/10/09 1 Beyrouth 75 77 GUYANA (GUY) 39.59A SCHULTZ C., WILSON A., COLLISON D., GILKES J. 20/10/75 Mexico 74 78 MOROCCO (MAR) 39.61 EL KANDOUSSI M., MOUDAMANE M., BENSADOU D., EL BOUKHAR A. 07/09/92 2 Latakie 73 79 ECUADOR (ECU) 39.62 MORÁN Luis, VALENCIA Jhon Jairo, NAZARENO Franklin, QUIÑONEZ Alex 28/11/13 2 Trujillo 72 80 TURKEY (TUR) 39.62 AY Aykut, SAFER İzzet, HARVEY Jacques, ASLAN İsmail (ENKA Istanbul) 01/09/14 1 Ankara 71 81 UGANDA (UGA) 39.67A MUSONGE Moses, SALI, OLWENY, BITOGA Edward 08/08/87 2h1 Nairobi 70 82 IRAN (IRI) 39.69 GHASEMI Reza, HABIBI Ali Reza, ZAMANI Mehdi, TAFTIAN Hassan 21/06/13 1 Tehran 69 83 UZBEKISTAN (UZB) 39.70 PAVLOV S., KHUZYAKHMETOV Z., TABAKOV V., RUBINSHTEYN A.
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