Andrew Howe current Italian recordman.

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

Record progression

  Breaking down barriers
RecordAthleteVenueDate
6.40Arturo NespoliItaly Milan11 October 1919
6.49Arturo NespoliItaly Milan3 July 1920
6.76Arturo NespoliItaly Treviso9 June 1922
6.85Adolfo ContoliItaly Bologna18 June 1922
6.86Virgilio TommasiItaly Busto Arsizio26 August 1923
6.92Virgilio TommasiItaly Genoa12 April 1924
6.93Virgilio TommasiItaly Bologna20 September 1924
6.995Virgilio TommasiItaly Bologna12 October 1924
7.17Virgilio TommasiItaly Bologna13 April 1925
7.25Virgilio TommasiHungary Budapest16 September 1928
7.41Virgilio TommasiItaly Bologna21 September 1929
7.42Arturo MaffeiItaly Bologna17 May 1936
7.50Arturo MaffeiItaly Bologna29 June 1936
7.50Gianni CaldanaItaly Florence14 July 1936
7.73Arturo MaffeiGermany Berlin4 August 1936
7.91Giuseppe GentilePoland Chorzow17 August 1968
7.95Mario LegaItaly Salsomaggiore30 April 1980
7.98Marco PiochiItaly Rome11 April 1981
8.07Giovanni EvangelistiItaly Riccione22 August 1982
8.09Marco PiochiItaly Milan22 June 1983
8.09Giovanni EvangelistiItaly Rovereto7 September 1983
8.15Giovanni EvangelistiItaly Milan2 June 1984
8.16Giovanni EvangelistiItaly Milan9 June 1984
8.24Giovanni EvangelistiUnited States Los Angeles6 August 1984
8.24Giovanni EvangelistiItaly Caorle27 July 1986
8.31Giovanni EvangelistiItaly San Giovanni Valdarno16 May 1987
8.43Giovanni EvangelistiItaly San Giovanni Valdarno16 May 1987
8.47Andrew HoweJapan Osaka30 August 2007

See also

References

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