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Novos Recordes NOVOS RECORDES 28/09/2014 – ATLETISMO Maratona de Berlim Distância Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. Maratona Dennis Kimetto (QUE) Wilson Kipsang (QUE) 2:02:57 2:03:23 29/09/13 - Berlim 15/02/2014 – ATLETISMO INDOOR Donetsk, Ucrânia Prova Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. Salto com Renaud Lavillenie Sergey Bubka (UKR) 6:16 6:15 21/02/93 - Vara (indoor) (FRA) Donetsk 29/09/2013 – ATLETISMO Maratona de Berlim Distância Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. Maratona Wilson Kipsang (QUE) Patrick Makau (QUE) 2:03:23 2:03:38 25/09/11 - Berlim 07/09/2012 – ATLETISMO Diamond League, Bruxelas Prova Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. 110m com Aries Merrit (USA) Dayron Robles (CUB) 12.80 12.87 12/06/08 - barreiras Ostrava masc 11/08/2012 – ATLETISMO Olimpíadas de Londres Prova Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. 4x100 masc Jamaica (Nesta Carter, Jamaica (Nesta Carter, 36.84 37.04 04/09/11 – Michael Frater, Yohan Michael Frater, Yohan Daegu Blake, Usain Bolt) Blake, Usain Bolt) Marcha Yelena Vera Sokolova (RUS) 01:25:02 01:25:08 26/02/11 - 20km fem Lashmanova(RUS) Sochi 10/08/2012 – ATLETISMO Olimpíadas de Londres Prova Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. 4x100 fem USA (Tianna Madison, Alemanha Oriental 40.82 41.37 06/10/85 – Allyson Felix, Bianca Canberra Knight, Carmelita Jeter) 09/08/2012 – ATLETISMO Olimpíadas de Londres Prova Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. 800m masc David Rudisha (QUE) David Rudisha (QUE) 1:40.91 1:41.01 21/08/10 – Rieti 04/08/2012 – NATAÇÃO Olimpíadas de Londres Prova Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. 1500 livre Sun Yang (CHN) Sun Yang (CHN) 14:31.02 14:34.14 31/07/11 - masc 27.09, 55.80 (28.71), 1:25.26 56.25, 58.81, 58.79, 58.88, 58.70, 58.73, Xangai (29.46), 1:54.31 (29.05), 2:23.66 58.65,58.64, 58.66, 58.87, 58.69, 58.54, (29.35), 2:52.63 (28.97), 3:22.16 58.95, 58.76, 54.22 (29.53), 3:51.50 (29.34), 4:20.73 (29.23), 4:49.62 (28.89), 5:18.88 (29.26), 5:48.15 (29.27), 6:17.40 (29.25), 6:46.74 (29.34), 7:16.15 (29.41), 7:45.45 (29.30), 8:14.94 (29.49), 8:44.32 (29.38), 9:13.78 (29.46), 9:43.10 (29.32), 10:12.52 (29.42), 10:41.73 (29.21), 11:11.27 (29.54), 11:40.64 (29.37), 12:09.81 (29.17), 12:39.00 (29.19), 13:08.39 (29.39), 13:37.53 (29.14), 14:05.34 (27.81), 14:31.02 (25.68) 4 x 100 USA (Missy Franklin, CHN (Jing Zhao, Huija 3:52.05 (58.50, 3:52.19 (58.98, 1:04.12, 01/08/09 - medley fem Rebecca Soni, Dana Chen, Liuyang Jiao, 1:04.82, 55.48, 53.25) 56.28, 52.81) Roma Vollmer, Allison Schmitt) Zhesi Li) 03/08/2012 – NATAÇÃO Olimpíadas de Londres Prova Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. 200m costas Missy Franklin (USA) Kirsty Coventry (ZIMB) 2:04.06 (29.53, 30.97, 2:04.81 (29.44, 31.47, 01/08/09 - fem 31.66, 31.90) 31.90, 32.00) Roma 02/08/2012 – NATAÇÃO Olimpíadas de Londres Prova Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. 200m peito Rebecca Soni (USA) Annamay Pierse (CAN) 2:19.59 (32.49, 35.61, 2:20.10 (32.03, 35.25, 30/07/09 - fem 35.85, 35.64) 36.14, 36.70) Roma 01/08/2012 – NATAÇÃO Olimpíadas de Londres Prova Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. 200m peito Daniel Gyurta (HUN) Christian Sprenger 2:07.28 (29.19, 32.37, 2:07.31 (28.91, 32.60, 30/07/09 - masc (AUS) 32.60, 33.12) 32.98, 32.82) Roma 29/07/2012 – NATAÇÃO Olimpíadas de Londres Prova Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. 100m peito Cameron Van der Brenton Rickard (AUS) 58.46 (27.07, 31.39) 58.58 (27.67, 30.91) 27/07/09 - masc Burgh (RSA) Roma 100m borbol Dana Wollmer (USA) Sarah Sjostrom (SUE) 55.98 (26.39, 29,59) 56.44 (26.94, 29.12) 27/07/09 - fem Roma 28/07/2012 – NATAÇÃO Olimpíadas de Londres Prova Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. 400m Ye Shiwen (CHN) Stephanie Rice (AUS) 4:28.43 (28.85, 4:29.45 (1:01.47, 1:08.36, 10/08/08 - medley fem 33.34, 35.34, 34.20, 1:17.42, 1:02.20) Pequim 38.80, 39.22, 29.75, 28.93) 10/03/2012 – ATLETISMO GP Indoor de Istambul Prova Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. Heptatlo Ashton Eaton (USA) Ashton Eaton (USA) 6645 pontos (6.79 - 6568 pontos (6.71 - 7.73 - 06/02/11 - Masculino 8.16 - 14.56 - 2.03 13.12 - 2.11 / 7.77 - 5.10 - Tallin /7.68 - 5.20 - 2:32.77) 2:32.67) 09/03/2012 – ATLETISMO GP Indoor de Istambul Prova Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. Pentatlo Natallia Dobrynska Irina Belova (RUS) 5013 pontos (8.38 - 4991 pontos (8.22 - 1.93 - 15/02/92 - Feminino (UCR) 1.84 - 16.51 - 6.57 - 13.25 - 6.67 - 2:10.26) Berlim 2:11.15 23/02/2012 – ATLETISMO GP Indoor de Estocolmo Prova Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. Salto com Yelena Isinbayeva Yelena Isinbayeva 5,1 m 5,0 m 15/02/09 - Vara (RUS) (RUS) Donetsk 25/09/2011 – ATLETISMO Maratona de Berlim Distância Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. Maratona Patrick Makau (QUE) Haile Gebrselassie 2:03:38 02:03:59 28/09/08 - (ETI) Berlim 04/09/2011 – ATLETISMO No Mundial de Atletismo disputado em Daegu, Coréia do Sul, nos 4 x 100m masculino: Distância Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. 4x100 masc Jamaica Jamaica 37.04 37.10 22/08/08 - Pequim 31/07/2011 – NATAÇÃO Em Xangai, no campeonato mundial de piscina de 50m: Estilo Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. 1500m livre Sun Yang (CHN) Grant Hacket (AUS) 14:34.14 (56.25, 14:34.56 (54.19, 29/07/01 - 58.81, 58.79, 58.88, 58.26, 58.84, 58.89, Fukuoka 58.70, 58.73, 58.65, 58.64, 58.63, 58.51, 58.64, 58.66, 58.87, 58.51, 58.58, 58.73, 58.69, 58.54, 58.95, 58.78, 58.95, 59.00, 58.76, 54.22) 59.38, 56.67) 28/07/2011 – NATAÇÃO Em Xangai, no campeonato mundial de piscina de 50m: Estilo Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. 200m Ryan Lochte (USA) Ryan Lochte (USA) 1:54.00 (24.89, 1:54.10 (24.72, 30/07/09 - medley masc 28.59, 33.03, 27.49) 28.48, 33.08, 27.82) Roma 17/12/2010 – NATAÇÃO Em Dubai, no campeonato mundial de piscina curta: Estilo Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. 200m Ryan Lochte (USA) Darian Towsend (RSA) 1:50.08 (24.07, 1:51.55 (23.96, 15/11/09 - medley masc 27.35, 32.07, 26.59) 28.00, 33.45, 26.14) Berlim 16/12/2010 – NATAÇÃO Em Dubai, no campeonato mundial de piscina curta: Estilo Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. Revez Nikita Lobintsev, Danila Colin Russel , Stefan 6:49.04 (1:42.10, 6:51.05 (1:43.60, 07/08/09 – 4x200m livre Izotov, Evgeny Lagunov e Hirniak , Brent Hayden e 1:42.15, 1:42.32, 1:43.41, 1:41.49 e Leeds masc Alexander Sukhorukov Joel Greenshields (CAN) 1:42.47) 1:42.55) (RUS) 400m Ryan Lochte (USA) Laszlo Cseh (HUN) 3:55.50 (25.05, 3:57.40 (24.70, 11/12/09 - medley masc 29.57, 29.89, 29.22, 28.88, 30.01, 28.77, Istambul 33.55, 33.86, 27.69, 34.03, 34.72, 28.88, 26.67) 27.28) 15/12/2010 – NATAÇÃO Em Dubai, no campeonato mundial de piscina curta: Estilo Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant. Revez Chen Qian, Tang Yi, Lie Jing Inge Dekker, Femke 7:35.94 (1:54.73, 7:38.90 ((1:55.36, 09/04/08 – 4x200m livre e Zhu Qianwei (CHN) Heemskerk, Marleen 1:53.54, 1:53.59, 1:53.44, 1:54.17, Manchester fem Veldhuis e Ranomi 1:54.08) 1:55:93) Kromowidjojo (HOL) 29/08/2010 – ATLETISMO No Meeting de Rieti, nos 800m rasos: Distância Novo/a Recordista Recordista Anterior Novo Recorde Recorde Anterior Data e Local Recorde Ant.
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