Men's long jump Italian record progression

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Andrew Howe current Italian recordman.

The Italian record progression men's long jump is recognised by the Italian Athletics Federation (FIDAL).[1]

Record progression[edit]

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Record Athlete Venue Date
6.40 Arturo Nespoli Italy Milan 11 October 1919
6.49 Arturo Nespoli Italy Milan 3 July 1920
6.76 Arturo Nespoli Italy Treviso 9 June 1922
6.85 Adolfo Contoli Italy Bologna 18 June 1922
6.86 Virgilio Tommasi Italy Busto Arsizio 26 August 1923
6.92 Virgilio Tommasi Italy Genoa 12 April 1924
6.93 Virgilio Tommasi Italy Bologna 20 September 1924
6.995 Virgilio Tommasi Italy Bologna 12 October 1924
7.17 Virgilio Tommasi Italy Bologna 13 April 1925
7.25 Virgilio Tommasi Hungary Budapest 16 September 1928
7.41 Virgilio Tommasi Italy Bologna 21 September 1929
7.42 Arturo Maffei Italy Bologna 17 May 1936
7.50 Arturo Maffei Italy Bologna 29 June 1936
7.50 Gianni Caldana Italy Florence 14 July 1936
7.73 Arturo Maffei Germany Berlin 4 August 1936
7.91 Giuseppe Gentile Poland Chorzow 17 August 1968
7.95 Mario Lega Italy Salsomaggiore 30 April 1980
7.98 Marco Piochi Italy Rome 11 April 1981
8.07 Giovanni Evangelisti Italy Riccione 22 August 1982
8.09 Marco Piochi Italy Milan 22 June 1983
8.09 Giovanni Evangelisti Italy Rovereto 7 September 1983
8.15 Giovanni Evangelisti Italy Milan 2 June 1984
8.16 Giovanni Evangelisti Italy Milan 9 June 1984
8.24 Giovanni Evangelisti United States Los Angeles 6 August 1984
8.24 Giovanni Evangelisti Italy Caorle 27 July 1986
8.31 Giovanni Evangelisti Italy San Giovanni Valdarno 16 May 1987
8.43 Giovanni Evangelisti Italy San Giovanni Valdarno 16 May 1987
8.47 Andrew Howe Japan Osaka 30 August 2007

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Annuario FIDAL dell'atletica 2010" (PDF) (in Italian). asdpedaggio-castiglionetorinese.com. Retrieved 2 June 2021.
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