3000 metres race walk

The 3000 metres race walk is a racewalking event. The event is competed as a track race and was part of the athletics programme for women at the IAAF World Indoor Championships in Athletics until 1993. Athletes must always keep in contact with the ground and the supporting leg must remain straight until the raised leg passes it. 3000 meters is 1.86 miles.^[1]

Athletics 3000 metres race walk
World records
Men	Tom Bosworth 10:30.28 i (2018)
Women	Gillian O'Sullivan 11:35.34 i (2003)

World records

IAAF just ratified world records for women's indoor marks. On January 30, 1999, Claudia Stef of Romania set the 3000 m race walk world indoor record in Bucharest in a time of 11:40.33. The all-time men's best 3000 m race-walk mark was also set indoors and is held by Tom Bosworth of the United Kingdom, at 10:30.28.

All-time top 25

• + = en route to 5000m performance
• i = indoor performance
• h = hand timing
• A = affected by altitude

Men

• Correct as of June 2022.^[2][3]

Rank	Result	Athlete	Nationality	Date	Place	Ref
1	10:30.28 i	Tom Bosworth	Great Britain	25 February 2018	Glasgow	^[4]
2	10:31.42 i	Andreas Erm	Germany	4 February 2001	Halle
3	10:47.08	Lebogang Shange	South Africa	21 July 2018	London	^[5]
4	10:47.11	Giovanni De Benedictis	Italy	19 May 1990	San Giovanni Valdarno
5	10:49.33 i	Christopher Linke	Germany	9 February 2018	Erfurt	^[6]
6	10:52.15 i	Nils Brembach	Germany	9 February 2018	Erfurt	^[7]
7	10:52.77 i	Callum Wilkinson	Great Britain	25 February 2018	Glasgow	^[8]
8	10:54.61 i	Carlo Mattioli	Italy	6 February 1980	Milan
9	10:54.70	Dane Bird-Smith	Australia	11 February 2017	Brisbane	^[9]
10	10:56.22	Andrew Jachno	Australia	7 February 1991	Melbourne
11	10:56.30 i	Marius Žiukas	Lithuania	25 February 2018	Glasgow	^[10]
12	10:56.34	Roman Mrázek	Czechoslovakia   Slovakia	14 Jun 1989	Bratislava
13	10:56.77+ i	Ivano Brugnetti	Italy	21 Feb 2009	Turin
14	10:56.88 i	Reima Salonen	Finland	5 February 1984	Turku
15	10:57.32 i	Matej Tóth	Slovakia	12 February 2011	Vienna
16	10:57.77	Francesco Fortunato	Italy	9 June 2022	Rome	^[11]
17	10:58.16	Kévin Campion	France	8 Jul 2014	Cork
18	10:58.47	Alex Wright	Ireland	8 Jul 2014	Cork
19	10:58.89 i	Dawid Tomala	Poland	25 February 2018	Glasgow	^[12]
20	10:59.04	Luke Adams	Australia	8 Jul 2014	Cork
21	10:59.91	Gianluca Picchiottino	Italy	9 June 2022	Rome	^[13]
22	11:00.2 h	Jozef Pribilinec	Slovakia	30 August 1985	Banská Bystrica
23	11:00.50+	Paquillo Fernández	Spain	8 June 2007	Villeneuve-d'Ascq
24	11:00.56	David Smith	Australia	24 Jan 1987	Perth
25	11:00.68	Antón Kučmín	Slovakia	21 August 2013	Dubnica nad Váhom

Notes

Below is a list of other times equal or superior to 11:00.68:

• Tom Bosworth also walked 10:43.84 (2018), 10:58.21i (2016).
• Dane Bird-Smith also walked 10:56.06 (2018).
• Christopher Linke also walked 10:58.94 (2022).
• Callum Wilkinson also walked 10:59.00 (2019).

Women

• Correct as of February 2018.^[14][15]

Rank	Result	Athlete	Nationality	Date	Place	Ref
1	11:35.34 i^[16]	Gillian O'Sullivan	Ireland	15 February 2003	Belfast
2	11:40.33 i	Claudia Stef	Romania	30 January 1999	Bucharest
3	11:41.85 i	Norica Câmpean	Romania	6 February 1999	Bucharest
4	11:44.00 i	Alina Ivanova
5	11:44.10 i	Anisya Kirdyapkina	Russia	5 February 2012	Moscow
6	11:49.73 i	Yelena Nikolayeva
7	11:50.08 i	Eleonora Giorgi
8	11:50.30	Marina Pandakova	Russia	1 March 1989	Moscow
9	11:50.48 i	Melanie Seeger
10	11:50.90 i	Beate Gummelt
11	11:51.26	Kerry Saxby-Junna
12	11:52.38	Anežka Drahotová
13	11:53.23 i	Ileana Salvador
14	11:54.32 i	Anna Rita Sidoti
15	11:55.30 i	Antonella Palmisano	Italy	17 February 2018	Ancona	^[17]
16	11:56.59 i	Irina Yumanova
17	11:57.00 i	Elisa Rigaudo
18	11:57.48 i	Yelena Arshintseva
19	11:57.71 i	Svetlana Vasilyeva
20	11:57.80	Erica Alfridi
21	11:57.89 i	Marina Pandakova
22	11:58.17	Elisabetta Perrone
23	11:58.44 i	Vera Sokolova
24	11:58.9 h	Yelena Gruzinova
25	11:59.25	Olimpiada Ivanova

Notes

Below is a list of other times equal or superior to 11:54.80:

• Claudia Stef also walked 11:40.99 (1999), 11:43.72 (1999).
• Alina Ivanova also walked 11:49.99 (1992).
• Beate Gummelt also walked 11:52.01 (1993), 11:53.03i (1996).
• Yelena Nikolayeva also walked hand-timed 11:54.8 (1992).

References

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16. no international judges
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