Decathlon

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The Zehnkampf (also Dekathlon from Greek δέκα Déka , ten 'and ἄθλος Athlos or ἄθλον Athlon , heroic'; English decathlon ) is a sporty athletic contest , in which a in the form of multi-campaign are discharged ten individual competitions in different disciplines within two days. Their results are converted according to a point table , which is based on the respective world record; the current world record in each individual discipline is set at around 1200 points. The winner is the athlete with the highest point total from all ten sub-disciplines. At international championships, decathlons are only carried out by male athletes of the youth, junior and male age groups with the same disciplines and order . The four running, three jumping and three throwing disciplines require great versatility and endurance from the athletes. That is why the decathlon is also called the supreme discipline of athletics.

110-meter hurdles at the all-around meeting in Götzis , May 2017

The ten individual disciplines:

• First day: 100-meter run , long jump , shot put , high jump , 400-meter run
• Second day: 110-meter hurdles , discus throw , pole vault , javelin throw , 1500-meter run

The decathlon with these individual disciplines has been part of the Olympic Games since 1912 .

As of 2018, the decathlon will only be held for men at international highlights. Only since the beginning of 2005 by the IAAF also a world record for women officially out there in women's sport traditionally heptathlon is operated.

history

The all- around event was part of the ancient Olympic Games as a pentathlon , but was not yet practiced in the early days of modern athletics, from around 1860. An eventing decathlon took place at the Olympic Games in 1904 . Its discipline was already very similar to today's decathlon, which was introduced for the Olympic Games in 1912 .

The selection of the disciplines and the order has remained unchanged since then.

The first decathlon under these rules took place in 1911. On October 15, as a test for the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm, a decathlon with three participants took place, which was played on one day. At the same time, the 1st decathlon championship of the German Sports Authority for Athletics (DSBfA; forerunner of the German Athletics Association ) took place in Münster . The winner in Münster was Karl Halt (5060 points).

The first Olympic decathlon in 1912 was split over three days because of the large number of participants.

Everyday training of a decathlete (1985)

The overall result of a decathlon is determined after scoring . The evaluation table was changed several times; There are tables from 1912, 1920, 1936, 1952, 1964 and 1985. The weighting of the individual disciplines was also changed, so that in the statistics, earlier best performances when converted retrospectively often result in a higher score than later performances.

Several early decathletes later became known as sports officials: The later President of the International Olympic Committee , Avery Brundage (1887-1975), took part in the decathlon at the 1912 Olympic Games (abandoned) and was sixth in the pentathlon . The Olympic eighth in the decathlon in 1912, Karl Halt (later Karl Ritter von Halt; 1891–1964), became Reich Sports Leader during National Socialism and was later President of the National Olympic Committee in the Federal Republic .

The decathlon is one of the last two men's disciplines (alongside the 110-meter hurdles ) that are not held for women at international highlights (as of 2018); instead of the decathlon there is a heptathlon for women . Women's decathlon competitions have been taking place since 2004, and the IAAF is registering decathlon world records for women.

The most famous all -around event of the season is the Götzis all-around meeting at the end of May / beginning of June. Three world records were set here, in 1980 and 1982 by the British Daley Thompson and in 2001 by the Czech Roman Šebrle . The world's top list of the 50 best decathletes includes twelve results from Götzis (as of June 2012).

Since the beginning of the 1990s, so-called Everyman's fights have been held. They follow the normal structure of a decathlon, but deviate from it through a few simplifications, such as lower hurdles and low starting heights for the jumps, and usually offer support and guidance from the organizer, which also allows beginners to participate successfully.

Milestones

Men

( in brackets : converted number of points according to the table valid since 1985)

• First registered services:
  • 6903.92 points ( 5386 ) Hugo Wieslander , ( SWD ), October 15, 1911 in Gothenburg
  • 6423 points ( 5060 ) Karl Halt ( GER ), October 15, 1911 in Münster
• First official world record: 7485.61 points ( 6162 ) Aleksander Klumberg-Kolmpere ( EST ), 16./17. September 1922
• First decathlon over 7000 today's points, 8790.46 points ( 7147 ) Hans-Heinrich Sievert (GER), 7./8. April 1934
• First decathlon over 8000 today's points: 9121 ( 8010 ) Yang Chuan-Kwang ( TAI ), 27./28. April 1963
• First decathlon over 8500 today's points: 8617 points ( 8634 ) Bruce Jenner ( USA ), 29./30. July 1976
• First decathlon over 9000 today's points: 9026 Roman Šebrle ( CZE ), 26./27. May 2001 at the all-around meeting Götzis

Women

• First decathlon: 4th / 5th September 2004 in Valga (winner: Anu Teesaar ( EST ), 6411 points)
• First world record: 8358 points Austra Skujytė ( LTU ), 14./15. April 2005

Most successful athlete

• Two Olympic victories
  • Bob Mathias ( USA ), 1948 and 1952 ; At the age of 17 he was the youngest athletics Olympic champion until he was replaced by Maureen Caird in 1968
  • Daley Thompson ( GBR ), 1980 and 1984
  • Ashton Eaton ( USA ), 2012 and 2016
• Three world championship titles
  • Dan O'Brien (USA), 1991 , 1993 and 1995
  • Tomáš Dvořák ( CZE ), 1997 , 1999 and 2001 ->

Point formula

After since 1985/2005 (men / women) valid points formula for the decathlon, the points are calculated as follows:

• Points for running competitions: ${\displaystyle A\cdot (B-x)^{C}}$
• Points for throwing and jumping competitions: ${\displaystyle A\cdot (x-B)^{C}}$

The variables , and have values ​​determined by the IAAF depending on the competition. The performance in the relevant competition is given in the unit specified below. ${\displaystyle A}$ ${\displaystyle B}$ ${\displaystyle C}$ ${\displaystyle x}$

Men

competition	${\displaystyle A}$	${\displaystyle B}$	${\displaystyle C}$	unit
100 m	25.4347	18.0	1.81	s
Long jump	0.14354	220	1.40	cm
Shot put	51.39	1.5	1.05	m
high jump	0.8465	75	1.42	cm
400 m	1.53775	82	1.81	s
110 m hurdles	5.74352	28.5	1.92	s
discus	12.91	4.0	1.1	m
Pole vault	0.2797	100	1.35	cm
Javelin throw	10.14	7.0	1.08	m
1500 m	0.03768	480	1.85	s

Women

competition	${\displaystyle A}$	${\displaystyle B}$	${\displaystyle C}$	unit
100 m	17.857	21.0	1.81	s
discus	12.3311	3.0	1.10	m
Pole vault	0.44125	100	1.35	cm
Javelin throw	15.9803	3.8	1.04	m
400 m	1.34285	91.7	1.81	s
100 m hurdles	9.23076	26.7	1,835	s
Long jump	0.188807	210	1.41	cm
Shot put	56.0211	1.5	1.05	m
high jump	1.84523	75	1,348	cm
1500 m	0.02883	535	1.88	s

statistics

Olympic Games medalist

year	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal
1912	Jim Thorpe	Hugo Wieslander	Charles Lomberg
1920	Helge Løvland	Brutus Hamilton	Bertil Ohlson
1924	Harold Osborn	Emerson Norton	Aleksander Klumberg
1928	Paavo Yrjölä	Akilles Jarvinen	Ken Doherty
1932	Jim Bausch	Akilles Jarvinen	Wolrad Eberle
1936	Glenn Morris	Bob Clark	Jack Parker
1948	Bob Mathias	Ignace Heinrich	Floyd Simmons
1952	Bob Mathias	Milton Campbell	Floyd Simmons
1956	Milton Campbell	Rafer Johnson	Vasily Kuznetsov
1960	Rafer Johnson	Yang Chuan-Kwang	Vasily Kuznetsov
1964	Willi Holdorf	Purely aun	Hans-Joachim Walde
1968	Bill Toomey	Hans-Joachim Walde	Kurt Bendlin
1972	Mykola Awilow	Leonid Lytwynenko	Ryszard Katus
1976	Bruce Jenner	Guido Kratschmer	Mykola Awilow
1980	Daley Thompson	Yuri Kuzenko	Sergei Shelanov
1984	Daley Thompson	Jürgen Hingsen	Siegfried Wentz
1988	Christian Schenk	Torsten Voss	Dave Steen
1992	Robert Změlík	Antonio Peñalver	Dave Johnson
1996	Dan O'Brien	Frank Busemann	Tomáš Dvořák
2000	Erki Nool	Roman Šebrle	Chris Huffins
2004	Roman Šebrle	Bryan Clay	Dmitry Karpov
2008	Bryan Clay	Andrei Krautschanka	Leonel Suarez
2012	Ashton Eaton	Trey Hardee	Leonel Suarez
2016	Ashton Eaton	Kevin Mayer	Damian Warner

Eventing decathlon of the 1904 Olympic Games

Disciplines: 100 yard run, shot put , high jump , 880 yard walk , hammer throw , pole vault , 120 yard hurdles , 56 pound throw, long jump , 1 mile .

year	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal
1904	Tom Kiely	Adam Gunn	Truxtun Hare

World Championships medalist

year	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal
1983	Daley Thompson	Jürgen Hingsen	Siegfried Wentz
1987	Torsten Voss	Siegfried Wentz	Pavlo Tarnovetsky
1991	Dan O'Brien	Mike Smith	Christian Schenk
1993	Dan O'Brien	Eduard Hämäläinen	Paul Meier
1995	Dan O'Brien	Eduard Hämäläinen	Mike Smith
1997	Tomáš Dvořák	Eduard Hämäläinen	Frank Busemann
1999	Tomáš Dvořák	Dean Macey	Chris Huffins
2001	Tomáš Dvořák	Erki Nool	Dean Macey
2003	Tom Pappas	Roman Šebrle	Dmitry Karpov
2005	Bryan Clay	Roman Šebrle	Attila Zsivóczky
2007	Roman Šebrle	Maurice Smith	Dmitry Karpov
2009	Trey Hardee	Leonel Suarez	Alexander Pogorelow
2011	Trey Hardee	Ashton Eaton	Leonel Suarez
2013	Ashton Eaton	Michael Schrader	Damian Warner
2015	Ashton Eaton	Damian Warner	Rico Freimuth
2017	Kevin Mayer	Rico Freimuth	Kai Kazmirek
2019	Niklas Kaul	Maicel Uibo	Damian Warner

See also

• Olympic medalist
• Medalist at world championships

World record development

Men

The specified date is the final day of the competition.

The sum of the world record achievements of the respective individual disciplines (as of June 27, 2012) results in a point value of 12,544.

Points	Surname	date	place
Points table from 1920
7485	Aleksander Klumberg	5th July 1920	Tallinn
7710	Harold Osborn	July 12, 1924	Paris
7820	Paavo Yrjölä	July 18, 1926	Viipuri
7995	Paavo Yrjölä	July 17, 1927	Helsinki
8053	Paavo Yrjölä	4th August 1928	Amsterdam
8255	Akilles Jarvinen	July 20, 1930	Viipuri
8462	James Bausch	August 6, 1932	los Angeles
8790	Hans-Heinrich Sievert	July 8, 1934	Hamburg
New point table from 1936
7900	Glenn Morris	August 8, 1936	Berlin
8042	Bob Mathias	June 30, 1950	Tulare
New point table from 1952
7887	Bob Mathias	July 26, 1952	Helsinki
7985	Rafer Johnson	June 11, 1955	Kingsburg
8014	Vasily Kuznetsov	May 18, 1958	Krasnodar
8302	Rafer Johnson	July 28, 1958	Moscow
8357	Vasily Kuznetsov	17th May 1959	Moscow
8683	Rafer Johnson	July 9, 1960	Eugene
New point table from 1962
8206	Yang Chuan-Kwang	April 28, 1963	Walnut
8230	Russ Hodge	July 24, 1966	los Angeles
8319	Kurt Bendlin	May 14, 1967	Heidelberg
8417	Bill Toomey	December 11, 1969	los Angeles
8454	Mykola Awilow	September 8, 1972	Munich
8524	Bruce Jenner	August 10, 1975	Eugene
8538	Bruce Jenner	June 26, 1976	Eugene
8618	Bruce Jenner	July 30, 1976	Montreal
8622	Daley Thompson	May 15, 1980	Götzis
8649	Guido Kratschmer	June 14, 1980	Filderstadt-Bernhausen
8704	Daley Thompson	May 23, 1982	Götzis
8723	Jürgen Hingsen	15th August 1982	Ulm
8743	Daley Thompson	September 8, 1982	Athens
8779	Jürgen Hingsen	June 6, 1983	Filderstadt-Bernhausen
8798	Jürgen Hingsen	June 9, 1984	Mannheim
8798	Daley Thompson	August 9, 1984	los Angeles
New point table from 1985
8891	Dan O'Brien	5th September 1992	Talence
8994	Tomáš Dvořák	4th July 1999	Prague
9026	Roman Šebrle	May 27, 2001	Götzis
9039	Ashton Eaton	June 23, 2012	Eugene
9045	Ashton Eaton	29th August 2015	Beijing
9126	Kevin Mayer	16th September 2018	Talence

Women

The sum of the world record achievements of the respective individual disciplines (as of June 27, 2012) results in a point value of 13,372.

Points	Surname	date	place
8150	Marie Collonvillé	September 26, 2004	Talence
8358	Austra Skujytė	April 15, 2005	Columbia

World best list

Men

All decathletes with results of 8534 points and more. The basis is the point formula that has been valid since 1985. Last change: February 15, 2020 (dates for the second day of competition)

Points	Surname	place	date	100 m (s)	Far (m)	Ball (noun)	High (m)	400 m (s)	110 m H (s)	Disk. (M)	Rod (noun)	Spear (noun)	1500 m (min)
12575	Single world records			9.58	8.95	23.12	2.45	43.03	12.80	74.08	6.18	98.48	3: 26.00
10371	Records within a decathlon			10.12	8.23	17.54	2.27	45.00	13.44	55.87	5.70	79.05	4: 05.05
9126	Kevin Mayer	Talence	16th September 2018	10.55	7.80	16.00	2.05	48.42	13.75	50.54	5.45	71.90	4: 36.11
9045	Ashton Eaton	Beijing	29th August 2015	10.23	7.88	14.52	2.01	45.00	13.69	43.34	5.20	63.63	4: 17.52
9026	Roman Šebrle	Götzis	May 27, 2001	10.64	8.11	15.33	2.12	47.79	13.92	47.92	4.80	70.16	4: 21.98
8994	Tomáš Dvořák	Prague	4th July 1999	10.54	7.90	16.78	2.04	48.08	13.73	48.33	4.90	72.32	4: 37.20
8891	Dan O'Brien	Talence	5th September 1992	10.43	8.08	16.69	2.07	48.51	13.98	48.56	5.00	62.58	4: 42.10
8847	Daley Thompson	los Angeles	August 9, 1984	10.44	8.01	15.72	2.03	46.97	14.33	46.56	5.00	65.24	4: 35.00
8832 1)	Jürgen Hingsen	Mannheim	June 9, 1984	10.70	7.76	16.42	2.07	48.05	14.07	49.36	4.90	59.86	4: 19.75
8832	Bryan Clay	Eugene	June 30, 2008	10.39	7.39	15.17	2.08	48.41	13.75	52.74	5.00	70.55	4: 50.97
8815	Erki Nool	Edmonton	August 7, 2001	10.60	7.63	14.90	2.03	46.23	14.40	43.40	5.40	67.01	4: 29.58
8795	Damian Warner	Götzis	May 27, 2018	10.31	7.81	14.83	2.03	47.72	13.56	47.32	4.80	61.94	4: 26.59
8792	Uwe Freimuth	Potsdam	July 21, 1984	11.06	7.79	16.30	2.03	48.43	14.66	46.58	5.15	72.42	4: 25.19
8790	Trey Hardee	Berlin	August 20, 2009	10.45	7.83	15.33	1.99	48.13	13.86	48.08	5.20	68.00	4: 48.91
8784	Tom Pappas	Palo Alto	June 22, 2003	10.78	7.96	16.28	2.17	48.22	14.13	45.84	5.20	60.77	4: 48.12
8762	Siegfried Wentz	Bernhausen	June 5th 1983	10.89	7.49	15.35	2.09	47.38	14.00	46.90	4.80	70.68	4: 24.90
8735	Eduard Hämäläinen	Götzis	May 29, 1994	10.50	7.26	16.05	2.11	47.63	13.82	49.70	4.90	60.32	4: 35.09
8725	Dmitry Karpov	Athens	August 24, 2004	10.50	7.81	15.93	2.09	46.81	13.97	51.65	4.60	55.54	4: 38.11
8709	Oleksandr Apajchev	Neubrandenburg	3rd June 1984	10.96	7.57	16.00	1.97	48.72	13.93	48.00	4.90	72.24	4: 26.51
8706	Frank Busemann	Atlanta	August 1, 1996	10.60	8.07	13.60	2.04	48.34	13.47	45.04	4.80	66.86	4: 31.41
8705	Dave Johnson	Azusa	April 24, 1992	10.96	7.43	14.61	2.04	48.19	14.17	49.88	5.28	66.96	4: 29.38
8698	Grigory Degtyaryev	Kiev	June 22, 1984	10.87	7.42	16.03	2.10	49.75	14.53	51.20	4.90	67.08	4: 23.09
8694	Chris Huffins	New Orleans	June 20, 1998	10.31	7.76	15.43	2.18	49.02	14.02	53.22	4.60	61.59	4: 59.43
8691	Niklas Kaul	Doha	3rd October 2019	11.24	7.19	15.10	2.02	48.48	14.64	49.20	5.00	79.05	4: 15.70
8680	Torsten Voss	Rome	4th September 1987	10.69	7.88	14.98	2.10	47.96	14.13	43.96	5.10	58.02	4: 25.93
8670	Michael Schrader	Moscow	August 11, 2013	10.73	7.85	14.56	1.99	47.66	14.29	46.44	5.00	65.67	4: 25.38
8667	Guido Kratschmer	Bernhausen	June 14, 1980	10.58	7.80	15.47	2.00	48.04	13.92	45.52	4.60	66.50	4: 24.15
8663	Rico Freimuth	Ratingen	June 25, 2017	10.44	7.60	14.87	2.01	48.76	13.87	51.56	4.90	62.33	4: 37.04
8654	Leonel Suarez	Havana	4th July 2009	11.07	7.42	14.39	2.09	47.65	14.15	46.07	4.70	77.47	4: 27.29
8644	Steve Fritz	Atlanta	August 1, 1996	10.90	7.77	15.31	2.04	50.13	13.97	49.84	5.10	65.70	4: 38.26
8644	Maurice Smith	Osaka	September 1, 2007	10.62	7.50	17.32	1.97	47.48	13.91	52.36	4.80	53.61	4: 33.52
8634	Bruce Jenner	Montreal	3rd July 1976	10.94	7.22	15.35	2.03	47.51	14.84	50.04	4.80	68.52	4: 12.61
8627	Robert Změlík	Götzis	May 31, 1992	10.62	8.02	13.93	2.05	48.73	13.84	44.44	4.90	61.26	4: 24.83
8626	Mike Smith	Götzis	May 26, 1996	11.23	7.72	16.94	1.97	48.69	14.77	52.90	4.90	71.22	4: 41.95
8617	Andrei Krautschanka	Götzis	May 27, 2007	10.86	7.90	13.89	2.15	47.46	14.05	39.63	5.00	64.35	4: 29.10
8605	Arthur Abele	Ratingen	June 26, 2016	10.95	7.48	15.79	1.98	49.43	14.07	46.20	4.90	71.89	4: 24.12
8604	Maicel Uibo	Doha	3rd October 2019	11.10	7.46	15.12	2.17	50.44	14.43	46.64	5.40	63.83	4: 31.51
8603	Dean Macey	Edmonton	August 7, 2001	10.72	7.59	15.41	2.15	46.21	14.34	46.96	4.70	54.61	4: 29.05
8601	Ilya Shkurenev	Smolensk	June 10, 2017	10.89	7.58	14.15	2.12	49.00	13.95	44.91	5.30	60.29	4: 28.35
8580	Kai Kazmirek	Rio de Janeiro	18th August 2016	10.78	7.69	14.20	2.10	46.75	14.65	43.25	5.00	64.60	4: 31.25
8574	Christian Plaziat	Split	August 29, 1990	10.72	7.77	14.19	2.10	47.10	13.98	44.36	5.00	54.72	4: 27.83
8574	Oleksandr Jurkov	Götzis	June 4, 2000	10.69	7.93	15.26	2.03	49.74	14.56	47.85	5.15	58.92	4: 32.49
8573	Jón Arnar Magnússon	Götzis	May 31, 1998	10.74	7.60	16.03	2.03	47.66	14.24	47.82	5.10	59.77	4: 46.43
8571	Lev Lobodin	Budapest	August 20, 1998	10.66	7.42	15.67	2.03	48.65	13.97	46.55	5.20	56.55	4: 30.27
8566	Sebastian Chmara	Alhama de Murcia	May 17, 1998	10.97	7.56	16.03	2.10	48.27	14.32	44.39	5.20	57.25	4: 29.66
8558	Pascal Behrenbruch	Helsinki	June 28, 2012	10.93	7.15	16.89	1.97	48.54	14.16	48.24	5.00	67.45	4: 34.02
8554	Attila Zsivóczky	Götzis	June 4, 2000	10.64	7.24	15.72	2.18	48.13	14.87	45.64	4.65	63.57	4: 23.13
8548	Paul Meier	Stuttgart	August 20, 1993	10.57	7.57	15.45	2.15	47.73	14.63	45.72	4.60	61.22	4: 32.05
8547	Igor Sobolewski	Kiev	June 22, 1984	10.64	7.71	15.93	2.01	48.24	14.82	50.54	4.40	67.40	4: 32.84
8539	Lindon Victor	Columbia	May 12, 2017	10.64	7.35	15.18	2.05	48.74	14.45	55.22	4.70	68.97	4: 55.91
8539	Eelco Sintnicolaas	Götzis	May 28, 2017	10.57	7.61	14.62	1.91	48.37	14.16	43.52	5.40	62.13	4: 30.32
8534	Siegfried Stark	Hall	May 4th 1980	11.10	7.64	15.81	2.03	49.53	14.86	47.20	5.00	68.70	4: 27.70
8320 2)	Gernot Kellermayr	Götzis	May 30, 1993	10.47	7.66	14.83	1.96	47.56	14.12	42.50	5.00	58.24	4: 54.78
8334 3)	Stephan Niklaus	Lausanne	3rd July 1983	10.82	7.32	15.44	2.01	47.47	14.79	48.68	4.40	67.84	4: 41.29

¹⁾ German record

²⁾ Austrian record

³⁾ Swiss record

Women

There is no official world leaderboard.

Points	Surname	place	date	100 (s)	Disk. (M)	Rod (noun)	Spear (noun)	400 (s)	100 H (s)	Far (m)	Ball (noun)	High (m)	1500 (min)
8358	Austra Skujytė	Columbia	April 15, 2005	12.45	46.19	3.10	48.78	57.19	14.22	6.12	16.42	1.78	5: 15.86
8150	Marie Collonvillé	Talence	September 26, 2004	12.48	34.69	3.50	47.19	56.15	13.96	6.18	11.90	1.80	5: 06.09
7798	Irina Naumenko	Talence	September 26, 2004	12.58	34.63	3.30	37.57	55.91	14.42	5.98	12.51	1.77	4: 59.03

swell

• Eternal world best list of the IAAF, decathlon men (English).
• Eternal world best list of the IAAF, decathlon women (English).
• Athletics annual world best list up to 20th place (English).
• Progression of World best performances and official IAAF World Records, 2003 Edition, Monaco, 2003, pp. 209 ff. (English).
• http://zehnkampfteam.de/zehnkampf/dislinien/

literature

• Christian Schenk , Siegfried Wentz : Decathlon made understandable , 1992, ISBN 3-7679-0395-4 .
• Frank Busemann : You don't have to give up. Autobiography , 2003, ISBN 3-9808147-5-0
• zurgams (editor): Time leaps . 35 years of all-around meeting Götzis. Bucher Verlag, Hohenems 2009, ISBN 978-3-902679-23-9 .

Web links

Wiktionary: decathlon  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

Commons : Decathlon  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Points calculator for all common athletics all-around competitions based on Java.
• All-around point calculator on Leichtathletik.de.
• Everyone's decathlon at the DLV.
• The official website of the German decathlon team.

Footnotes

1. ↑ At least World-Athletics no longer offers a leaderboard for the women's decathlon. According to Peter Matthews: Athletics 2012 . SportBooks, Cheltenham 2012, S 346f, the decathlons of Skujytė, Collonvillé and Naumenko were still the best performances in 2012 in the order recommended in the 2000s. In 1997 Mona Steigauf had reached 7885 points in the men's order. In Athletics 2019 . SportBooks, York 2019 on p. 316 only the performances of Skujytė and Collonvillé are listed as top performances.
2. ↑ Will not be offered in the menu in 2020.