It is not easy to break the world record in track and field events, and yellow people need to work harder if they want to break the world record. What the author wants to share today is the 9 world records that our country still holds. However, this article does not count juvenile world records, and will be introduced in a separate post later.
1. Wang Junxia’s women’s 3000m world record
8 minutes, 06 seconds and 11 seconds is the most difficult world record to break in track and field events. Since Wang Junxia set this world record, no one has been able to come close to this record within 10 seconds. . In the outdoor competition of track and field, no one can even run under 8 minutes and 20 seconds. The 1500m and 10000m world records set by Ma Jiajun have been broken. Only the 3000m record is still not close. Judging from the grand occasion, Ma Jiajun's strength at 3,000 meters is far higher than that at 10,000 meters and 1,500 meters.
2. Liu Hong’s women’s 20-kilometer race walking world record
Liu Hong is the first person in Chinese track and field competitions. She is the only athlete besides Wang Junxia who can win two medals in the Olympic Games. She ranked fourth in the Beijing Olympics. , third place in the London Olympics, champion of the Rio Olympics, and the only athlete besides Huang Zhihong to win double gold in the World Championships. He was the champion of the World Championships twice in 2011 and 2015, and was the runner-up of the 2009 World Championships. , third place in the 2013 World Championships.
In 2015, she set a new human record for women's 20-kilometer race walking in 1 hour, 24 minutes and 38 seconds.
It is a pity that the project did not receive much attention and did not obtain the status corresponding to the achievement.
3. Liang Rui's women's 50 km race walking world record
Last year at the IAAF Race Walking Team Championships, Liang Rui became the first women's 50 km race walker to break the 4 hour, 05 minute mark with a time of 4 hours, 04 minutes and 36 seconds.
4. Wang Zhen10 km race walking youth record
Wang Zhen, a famous athlete born in 1991, set this good result when he was 19 years old, 37 minutes and 44 seconds (which is probably faster than most runners including the editor) quick). He was the men's 20-kilometer race walking champion at the 2016 Rio Olympics, third at the 2012 London Olympics, and the runner-up at the 2011 and 2015 World Championships. He is also the two-time International Track and Field Race Walking World Cup champion in 2012 and 2016.
5. Lang Yinglai women’s 1500m youth record
The leader of the second generation of Ma Jiajun, at the age of 18 in the 1997 National Games, she ran a world youth record of 3 minutes, 51 seconds and 34 seconds, just one distance away from her senior sister Qu Yunxia The world record is less than 1 second apart.
Six, Zhang Wenxiu Women's Hammer Throw Youth World Record
The legend of the Chinese women's hammer throw. In 2005, when she was only 19 years old, she set a youth world record of 73.24 seconds. In four games at the Olympics, he finished second twice, fourth once, and seventh once. He has participated in the World Athletics Championships seven times, finishing runner-up once, third place three times, fourth twice, and fifth once; he is also a benchmark figure in Chinese track and field.
7. Gao Hongmiao set a youth world record for women's 10-kilometer race walking
In the 1993 Beijing World Cup race walking competition, he set a youth world record for women's 10-kilometer race walking of 41 minutes and 57 seconds.
8. Ren Ruiping's women's triple jump indoor youth record
In the 1995 Barcelona World Indoor Championships, her score of 14.37 meters set a new world youth world record. Also won third place.
These are the 8 world (youth) records that our country still maintains, and they are also the glory of our country’s track and field. We look forward to Chinese track and field athletes setting more world records in the future.
