List of Portuguese records in athletics

The following are the national records in athletics in Portugal maintained by its national athletics federation: Federação Portuguesa de Atletismo (FPA).

Outdoor

Key to tables:   Awaiting ratification   Record not kept by FPA

+ = en route to a longer distance
ht = hand timing
OT = oversized track (> 200m in circumference)
# = not ratified by federation
x = mark was made in a mixed race
a = aided road course according to IAAF rule 260.28

Men
Event Record Athlete Date Meet Place Ref Video
100 m 9.86 (+0.6 m/s) Francis Obikwelu 22 August 2004 Olympic Games Athens, Greece [1]
150 m (bend) 15.02+ (+1.2 m/s) Francis Obikwelu 27 August 1999 World Championships Seville, Spain
150 m (straight) 15.34 (-1.1 m/s) Francis Obikwelu 16 May 2010 Manchester City Games Manchester, United Kingdom [2]
200 m 20.01 (+1.6 m/s) Francis Obikwelu 10 August 2006 European Championships Gothenburg, Sweden
300 m 34.08 João Coelho 27 June 2020 Lisbon, Portugal [3]
400 m 45.74 Ricardo dos Santos 13 August 2014 European Championships Zürich, Switzerland [4]
45.55 7 August 2018 European Championships Berlin, Germany [5]
45.14 8 August 2018 European Championships Berlin, Germany [6]
800 m 1:44.91 Rui Silva 20 August 2002 San Sebastian, Spain
1500 m 3:30.07 Rui Silva 19 July 2002 Herculis Fontvieille, Monaco
Mile 3:49.50 Rui Silva 12 July 2002 Golden Gala Rome, Italy
2000 m 4:54.66 Rui Silva 7 September 1999 ISTAF Berlin, Germany [7]
3000 m 7:39.69 António Leitão 26 August 1983 Memorial Van Damme Brussels, Belgium
5000 m 13:02.86 António Pinto 12 August 1998 Weltklasse Zürich Zürich, Switzerland
10000 m 27:12.47 António Pinto 30 July 1999 DN Galan Stockholm, Sweden
10 km (road) 28:11 Fernando Mamede 2 June 1985 London, United Kingdom
15 km (road) 43:19 Eduardo Henriques 7 November 1999 Benavente, Portugal
20000 m (track) 57:18.4+ h Dionisio Castro 31 March 1990 La Flèche, France
20 km (road) 57:54 Domingos Castro 17 October 1999 Paris, France
One hour 20942 m Dionisio Castro 31 March 1990 La Fleche, France
Half marathon 1:00:56 Luís Jesus 4 October 1997 World Half Marathon Championships Košice, Slovakia
59:43 a # António Pinto 15 March 1998 Lisbon, Portugal
30 km (road) 1:29:00 António Pinto 14 April 2002 London, United Kingdom
Marathon 2:06:36 António Pinto 16 April 2000 London Marathon London, United Kingdom
110 m hurdles 13.47 (+1.3 m/s) João Almeida 8 July 2012 Portuguese Championships Lisbon, Portugal [8]
400 m hurdles 48.77 Pedro Rodrigues 10 August 1994 European Championships Helsinki, Finland
Carlos Silva 11 August 1999 Weltklasse Zürich Zürich, Switzerland
2000 m steeplechase 5:47.68 Eduardo Pestana 25 July 2020 Ribeira Brava, Portugal [9]
3000 m steeplechase 8:19.82 Manuel Silva 27 July 2004 DN Galan Stockholm, Sweden
High jump 2.23 m [lower-alpha 1] Rafael Gonçalves 1 June 2007 Leiria, Portugal
Paulo Conceição 4 June 2016 Memorial Carlos Gil Pérez Salamanca, Spain [10]
12 June 2016 S.L. Benfica Meeting Lisbon, Portugal [11]
2.25 m Vitor Korst 27 June 2020 Lisbon, Portugal [12]
Pole vault 5.71 m Diogo Ferreira 17 June 2017 S.L. Benfica Meeting Lisbon, Portugal [13]
Long jump 8.36 m (+1.2 m/s) Carlos Calado 20 June 1997 Lisbon, Portugal
Triple jump 17.74 m (+1.4 m/s) Nelson Évora 27 August 2007 World Championships Osaka, Japan [14]
17.95 m (+0.6 m/s) Pedro Pablo Pichardo[lower-alpha 2] 4 May 2018 IAAF Diamond League Doha, Qatar [15][16]
Shot put 21.56 m Tsanko Arnaudov 24 June 2017 European Team Championships – First League Vaasa, Finland [17]
Discus throw 62.01 m [18] Francisco Belo 11 June 2017 Portuguese Championships Vagos, Portugal [19]
Hammer throw 76.86 m Vítor Costa 21 July 2004 Reims, France
Javelin throw 75.55 m Tiago Aperta 18 March 2012 European Cup Winter Throwing Bar, Montenegro [20]
77.52 m Leandro Ramos 26 May 2019 European Champion Clubs Cup Castellón de la Plana, Spain [21]
Decathlon 8213 pts Mário Aníbal 30 June – 1 July 2001 Kaunas, Lithuania
10.96 (100 m), 7.23 m (long jump), 15.24 m (shot put), 2.01 m (high jump), 48.49 (400 m) /
14.80 (110 m hurdles), 48.33 m (discus), 4.80 m (pole vault), 54.55 m (javelin), 4:28.28 (1500 m)
10000 m walk (track) 39:44.91 João Vieira 30 July 2011 Portuguese Championships Lisbon, Portugal [22]
20 km walk (road) 1:20:09 João Vieira 8 August 2006 European Championships Gothenburg, Sweden
50 km walk (road) 3:45:17 João Vieira 4 March 2012 Portuguese Championships Pontevedra, Portugal [23]
4×100 m relay 38.65  Portugal
André Costa
Francis Obikwelu
Arnaldo Abrantes
Yazaldes Nascimento		 1 August 2015 Rieti, Italy [24]
4×400 m relay 3:05.48  Portugal
Carlos Silva
Antonio Abrantes
Mario Reis
Pedro Rodrigues		 3 September 1995 Universiade Fukuoka, Japan
3:05.14 #  Portugal
P. Curvelo
Filipe Lomba
Antonio Abrantes
A. Silva		 24 July 1988 Mexico City, Mexico

Women
Event Record Athlete Date Meet Place Ref
100 m 11.21 (+1.9 m/s) Lorène Bazolo 4 June 2016 Memorial Carlos Gil Pérez Salamanca, Spain [25]
200 m 22.88 (-0.4 m/s) Lucrécia Jardim 31 July 1996 Olympic Games Atlanta, United States
400 m 51.63 Catia Azevedo 23 June 2016 Meeting de Atletismo Madrid Madrid, Spain [26]
51.62 Catia Azevedo 9 July 2019 Universiade Naples, Italy
800 m 1:58.94 Carla Sacramento 13 August 1997 Weltklasse Zürich Zürich, Switzerland
1500 m 3:57.71 Carla Sacramento 8 August 1998 Herculis Fontvieille, Monaco
Mile 4:22.45 Marta Pen Freitas 2 September 2018 ISTAF Berlin Berlin, Germany [27]
3000 m 8:30.22 Carla Sacramento 4 August 1999 Herculis Fontvieille, Monaco
Two miles 9:22.89 Jessica Augusto 14 September 2007 Memorial Van Damme Brussels, Belgium
5000 m 14:36.45 Fernanda Ribeiro 22 July 1995 Hechtel-Eksel, Belgium
5 km (road) 15:27.4 (ht) Ana Dulce Félix 22 May 2011 Österreichischer dm Frauenlauf Vienna, Austria [28][29]
10000 m 30:22.88 Fernanda Ribeiro 30 September 2000 Olympic Games Sydney, Australia
10 km (road) 31:35 Rosa Mota 15 Feb 1987 Ohme, Japan
15 km (road) 48:20 Aurora Cunha 17 June 1990 Portland, United States
One hour 18027 m x Rosa Mota 14 May 1983 Lisbon, Portugal
20000 m (track) 1:06:55.5 Rosa Mota 14 May 1983 Lisbon, Portugal
20 km (road) 1:08:09 Albertina Dias 16 October 1994 Paris, France
Half marathon 1:08:33 Ana Dulce Félix 20 March 2011 Lisbon Half Marathon Lisbon, Portugal [30]
25 km (road) 1:25:46 Rosa Mota 7 May 1989 Berlin 25K Berlin, Germany
Marathon 2:23:29 Rosa Mota 20 October 1985 Chicago Marathon Chicago, United States
100 m hurdles 13.14 (+2.0 m/s) Isabel Abrantes 13 August 2000 Coimbra, Portugal
400 m hurdles 55.22 Vera Barbosa 5 August 2012 Olympic Games London, United Kingdom [31]
2000 m steeplechase 6:09.85 Joana Soares 25 July 2020 Ribeira Brava, Portugal
3000 m steeplechase 9:18.54 Jéssica Augusto 10 June 2010 Gran Premio de Andalucía Huelva, Spain [32]
High jump 1.88 m Sónia Carvalho 3 June 2001 Vila Real de Santo António, Portugal
Pole vault 4.50 m Maria Eleonor Tavares 29 July 2011 French Championships Albi, France [33]
6 July 2016 Franconville, France
Long jump 7.12 m (+1.3 m/s) Naide Gomes 29 July 2008 Herculis Fontvieille, Monaco
Triple jump 14.65 m (+0.1 m/s) Patrícia Mamona 14 August 2016 Olympic Games Rio de Janeiro, Brazil [34]
Shot put 17.18 m [lower-alpha 3] Teresa Machado 29 June 1996 Lisbon, Portugal
18.82 m Auriol Dongmo Mekemnang [lower-alpha 4] 20 June 2020 Leiria, Portugal [35]
18.90 m Auriol Dongmo Mekemnang [lower-alpha 5] 24 June 2020 War of the Sexes Leiria, Portugal [36]
19.27 m Auriol Dongmo Mekemnang [lower-alpha 6] 24 June 2020 War of the Sexes Leiria, Portugal [37]
19.53 m Auriol Dongmo Mekemnang [lower-alpha 7] 8 August 2020 Portuguese Championships Lisbon, Portugal [38]
Discus throw 65.40 m Teresa Machado 3 May 1998 San Jacinto, United States
Hammer throw 69.55 m Vânia Silva 29 May 2011 European Champion Clubs Cup Group A Vila Real de Santo António, Portugal [39][40]
Javelin throw 59.76 m Sílvia Cruz 21 June 2008 European Cup, First League, Group A Leiria, Portugal
Heptathlon 6230 pts Naide Gomes 15–16 July 2005 Logroño, Spain
13.54 (100 m hurdles), 1.79 m (high jump), 13.87 m (shot put), 24.87 (200 m) / 6.39 m (long jump), 41.66 m (javelin), 2:17.00 (800 m)
10000 m walk (track) 43:08.17 Ana Cabecinha 19 July 2008 Seixal, Portugal
20 km walk (road) 1:27:46 Ana Cabecinha 21 August 2008 Olympic Games Beijing, China [41]
30 km walk (road) 2:26:10+ Inês Henriques 15 January 2017 Portuguese Championships Porto de Mós, Portugal [42]
35 km walk (road) 2:50:09+ Inês Henriques 15 January 2017 Portuguese Championships Porto de Mós, Portugal [43]
50 km walk (road) 4:05:56 Inês Henriques 13 August 2017 World Championships London, United Kingdom [44]
4x100 m relay 44.70  Portugal
Eva Vital
Naide Gomes
Carla Tavares
Sónia Tavares		 20 June 2009 European Team Championships, Super League Leiria, Portugal
4x400 m relay 3:29.38  Portugal
Marta Moreira
Lucrécia Jardim
Elsa Amaral
Eduarda Coelho		 7 August 1992 Olympic Games Barcelona, Spain

Indoor

Men
Event Record Athlete Date Meet Place Ref
50 m 5.79+ Francis Obikwelu 28 February 2004 Meeting Pas de Calais Liévin, France
60 m 6.53 Francis Obikwelu 6 March 2011 European Championships Paris, France [45][46]
200 m 21.02 Arnaldo Abrantes 15 February 2009 Pombal, Portugal
21.01 OT David Lima 6 February 2016 Botnia Games Korsholm, Finland [47]
400 m 46.80 Carlos Silva 18 February 1998 Genoa, Italy
800 m 1:46.40 Rui Silva 19 February 1999 Ghent, Belgium
1500 m 3:34.99 Rui Silva 7 March 1999 World Championships Maebashi, Japan
Mile 3:52.18 Rui Silva 15 February 2001 XL Galan Stockholm, Sweden
3000 m 7:39.44 [48] Rui Silva 6 February 2000 Sparkassen Cup Stuttgart, Germany
5000 m 13:41.93 Rui Silva 19 February 2011 Aviva Indoor Grand Prix Birmingham, United Kingdom [49][50]
60 m hurdles 7.66 Rasul Dabó 28 February 2014 Moselle Athleror Meet Metz, France [51]
João Almeida 6 March 2015 European Championships Prague, Czech Republic [52]
High jump 2.24 m Paulo Conceição 6 March 2016 Portuguese Club Championships Pombal, Portugal [53]
2.28 m Paulo Conceição 1 February 2020 Kirchberg, Luxembourg [54]
Pole vault 5.70 m Edi Maia 18 January 2014 Orléans, France [55]
Long jump 8.22 m Carlos Calado 26 January 2002 Espinho, Portugal
Triple jump 17.40 m Nelson Évora 3 March 2018 World Championships Birmingham, United Kingdom [56]
Shot put 21.27 m Tsanko Arnaudov 18 February 2018 Portuguese Club Championships Pombal, Portugal [57]
Heptathlon 5980 pts Samuel Remédios 10–11 February 2018 Portuguese Championships Pombal, Portugal [58]
60m Long jump Shot put High jump 60m H Pole vault 1000m
6.92 7.52 m 13.70 m 2.03 m 7.98 5.00 m 2:57.33
5000 m walk 18:52.25 José Urbano 22 February 1992 Braga, Portugal
4 × 200 m relay 1:27.66 Sporting Clube de Portugal
Tiago Angelino
Paulo Neves
Edivaldo Monteiro
Vitor Jorge		 6 February 1999 Espinho, Portugal
4 × 400 m relay 3:14.86 Sporting Clube de Portugal
Vitor Jorge
Edivaldo Monteiro
Carlos Silva
Vitor Moreno		 2 February 2003 Pombal, Portugal

Women
Event Record Athlete Date Meet Place Ref
60 m 7.25 Lucrécia Jardim 7 February 1998 Espinho, Portugal
200 m 23.21 Lucrécia Jardim 28 February 1998 European Championships Valencia, Spain
400 m 52.77 Carmo Tavares 18 February 1998 Genoa, Italy
800 m 2:00.81 Carla Sacramento 17 February 1995 Seville, Spain
1500 m 4:04.11 Carla Sacramento 25 February 2001 Meeting Pas de Calais Liévin, France
2000 m 5:37.34 Fernanda Ribeiro 28 February 1996 Valencia, Spain
3000 m 8:36.79 Carla Sacramento 17 February 2002 AVIVA Indoor Grand Prix Birmingham, United Kingdom
Two miles 9:19.39 Jéssica Augusto 20 February 2010 AVIVA Indoor Grand Prix Birmingham, United Kingdom [59]
5000 m 15:06.52 Fernanda Ribeiro 7 February 1996 Russian Winter Meeting Moscow, Russia
60 m hurdles 8.08 Isabel Abrantes 17 February 2001 Espinho, Portugal
High jump 1.88 m [60][61] Naide Gomes 5 March 2004 World Championships Budapest, Hungary [62]
Pole vault 4.51 m [63] Marta Onofre 6 March 2016 Portuguese Club Championships Pombal, Portugal [64]
Long jump 7.00 m Naide Gomes 9 March 2008 World Championships Valencia, Spain [65]
Triple jump 14.36 m Patrícia Mamona 22 February 2014 Portuguese Club Championships Pombal, Portugal [66]
2 February 2019 Weltklasse in Karlsruhe Karlsruhe, Germany [67]
14.38 m Patrícia Mamona 8 February 2019 Villa de Madrid Indoor Meeting Madrid, Spain [68]
14.44 m Patrícia Mamona 8 February 2019 Villa de Madrid Indoor Meeting Madrid, Spain [69]
Shot put 17.26 m Teresa Machado 7 February 1998 Espinho, Portugal
18.02 m Auriol Dongmo Mekemnang [lower-alpha 8] 25 January 2020 Pombal, Portugal [70]
18.31 m Auriol Dongmo Mekemnang [lower-alpha 9] 2 February 2020 Rochlitz, Germany [71]
18.37 m Auriol Dongmo Mekemnang [lower-alpha 10] 29 February 2020 Portuguese Championships Pombal, Portugal [72]
17.39 m Eliana Bandeira 29 February 2020 Portuguese Championships Pombal, Portugal [73]
Discus throw 55.35 m Liliana Cà 12 March 2011 World Indoor Throwing Växjö, Sweden [74]
Pentathlon 4759 pts Naide Gomes 5 March 2004 World Championships Budapest, Hungary [75]
8.48 (60 m hurdles), 1.88 m (high jump), 15.08 m (shot put), 6.45 m (long jump), 2:21.69 (800 m)
3000 m walk 12:17.93 Ana Cabecinha 14 February 2015 Portuguese Championships Pombal, Portugal [76]
4×200 m relay 1:39.60 Sporting Clube de Portugal
Sandra Almeida
Natália Moura
Patricia Rebelo
Maria do Carmo Tavares		 29 January 2000 Espinho, Portugal
4×400 m relay 3:35.43 Filipa Martins
Cátia Azevedo
Rivinilda Mentai
Dorothé Évora		 3 March 2018 World Championships Birmingham, United Kingdom [77]

Notes
  1. indoor mark ratified as absolute record
  2. Since December 2017, Pichardo is eligible to start for Portugal, but the official result sheed declared him as a Cuban athlete.
  3. indoor mark ratified as absolute record
  4. Dongmo Mekemnan represented Cameroon until 2017, transferring her eligibility to Portugal which became active in 2020
  5. Dongmo Mekemnan represented Cameroon until 2017, transferring her eligibility to Portugal which became active in 2020
  6. Dongmo Mekemnan represented Cameroon until 2017, transferring her eligibility to Portugal which became active in 2020
  7. Dongmo Mekemnan represented Cameroon until 2017, transferring her eligibility to Portugal which became active in 2020
  8. Dongmo Mekemnan represented Cameroon until 2017, transferring her eligibility to Portugal which became active in 2020
  9. Dongmo Mekemnan represented Cameroon until 2017, transferring her eligibility to Portugal which became active in 2020
  10. Dongmo Mekemnan represented Cameroon until 2017, transferring her eligibility to Portugal which became active in 2020

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Further reading
  • Andrade, Sequeira (June 2010). Os recordes nacionais de atletismo e outras histórias [The national records in athletics and other stories] (First ed.). Prime Books. ISBN 978-989-655-073-8.
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