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women, 3000, metres, world, record, progression, following, table, shows, world, record, progression, women, metres, first, record, officially, recognised, iaaf, july, 1974, lyudmila, bragina, from, soviet, union, june, 2009, iaaf, ratified, nine, world, recor. The following table shows the world record progression in the Women s 3 000 metres The first record officially recognised by the IAAF was set on 6 July 1974 by Lyudmila Bragina from the Soviet Union As of June 21 2009 the IAAF has ratified nine world records in the event 1 Contents 1 Pre IAAF to 1974 2 IAAF era from 1974 3 See also 4 ReferencesPre IAAF to 1974 editTime Athlete Date Place14 44 4 nbsp Ana Cicanei ROM 1927 10 56 0 nbsp Phyllis Perkins GBR 1954 05 22 London United Kingdom10 55 2 nbsp Phyllis Perkins GBR 1955 06 25 London United Kingdom10 25 8 nbsp Leila Buckland GBR 1955 08 27 London United Kingdom10 16 2 nbsp June Bridgland GBR 1956 08 25 London United Kingdom10 16 0 nbsp Phyllis Perkins GBR 1956 10 27 London United Kingdom9 44 0 nbsp Roberta Picco CAN 1966 07 23 Don Mills Canada9 42 8 nbsp Paola Pigni ITA 1969 05 11 Formia Italy9 38 0 nbsp Paola Pigni ITA 1969 09 02 Milan Italy9 26 9 nbsp Doris Brown USA 1971 07 10 Bakersfield United States9 23 4 nbsp Joyce Smith GBR 1971 07 16 London United Kingdom9 09 2 nbsp Paola Pigni ITA 1972 05 11 Formia Italy8 53 0 nbsp Lyudmila Bragina URS 1972 08 12 Moscow Soviet UnionIAAF era from 1974 editTime Athlete Date Place8 52 8 nbsp Lyudmila Bragina URS 1974 07 06 1 Durham United States8 46 6 nbsp Grete Andersen Waitz NOR 1975 06 24 1 Oslo Norway8 45 4 nbsp Grete Waitz NOR 1976 06 21 1 Oslo Norway8 27 2 nbsp Lyudmila Bragina URS 1976 08 07 1 College Park United States8 26 78 nbsp Svetlana Ulmasova URS 1982 07 25 1 Kiev Soviet Union8 22 62 nbsp Tatyana Kazankina URS 1984 08 26 1 Leningrad Soviet Union8 22 06 nbsp Zhang Linli CHN 1993 09 12 1 Beijing PR China8 12 19 nbsp Wang Junxia CHN 1993 09 12 1 Beijing PR China8 06 11 nbsp Wang Junxia CHN 1993 09 13 1 Beijing PR China indicates ratified time Auto times for Bragina s 8 52 8 and 8 27 2 were 8 52 74 and 8 27 12 respectively See also editWorld record progression for the Men s 3 000 m Long distance track eventReferences editARRS Statistics Internet Archive a b c d e f g h i j 12th IAAF World Championships In Athletics IAAF Statistics Handbook Berlin 2009 PDF Monte Carlo IAAF Media amp Public Relations Department 2009 pp Pages 546 642 Archived from the original pdf on June 29 2011 Retrieved August 4 2009 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Women 27s 3000 metres world record progression amp oldid 1003944664, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
