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(New page: The '''10,000 meters''' is the longest standard athletics track event. Most of those running such races also compete in road races and cross country running events. The world recor...) |
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::* Wang Junxia of China in 29:31.78 (5.64 m/s) in [[1993]] | ::* Wang Junxia of China in 29:31.78 (5.64 m/s) in [[1993]] | ||
| + | The Greek records are: | ||
| + | For men | ||
| + | *[[Spyros Andriopoulos]] 28:07.17 at the Rome World championships on [[August 29]], [[1987]] | ||
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| + | For women: | ||
| + | *[[Chrysostomia Iakovou]] 32:18.62 at the European Championships of Munich on [[August 6]], [[2002]] | ||
[[Category:Events in athletics]] | [[Category:Events in athletics]] | ||
Revision as of 09:07, March 20, 2010
The 10,000 meters is the longest standard athletics track event. Most of those running such races also compete in road races and cross country running events.
The world records are: For men:
For women:
- Wang Junxia of China in 29:31.78 (5.64 m/s) in 1993
The Greek records are: For men
- Spyros Andriopoulos 28:07.17 at the Rome World championships on August 29, 1987
For women:
- Chrysostomia Iakovou 32:18.62 at the European Championships of Munich on August 6, 2002
