List of Macedonian records in athletics

The following are the national records in athletics in the Republic of Macedonia maintained by its national athletics federation: Atletska Federacija na Makedonija (AFM).

Outdoor

Men

Event	Record	Athlete	Date	Meet	Place	Ref
100 m	10.61 (+1.5 m/s)	Riste Pandev	15 June 2013		Pravets, Bulgaria
100 m	10.5 (ht)	Naum Mitrevski	13 June 2003		Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
200 m	21.65 (-1.2 m/s)	Riste Pandev	6 July 2014	35th Résisprint International Ahletics Meeting	La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland	^[1]
200 m	21.5 (ht)	Ismail Macev	28 June 1981		Skopje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
300 m	35.88	Dalibor Spassovki	16 September 2007		Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
300 m	33.7 (ht)	Laso Miloscheski	1950		Maribor, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
400 m	46.27	Ismail Macev	13 September 1983		Casablanca, Egypt
800 m	1:47.14	Vančo Stojanov	10 May 2002		Sofia, Bulgaria
1000 m	2:32.08	Vančo Stojanov	25 April 1998		Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
1000 m	2:26.8 (ht)	Vančo Stojanov	16 April 1995		Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
1500 m	3:48.50	Vančo Stojanov	15 July 2000		Sofia, Bulgaria
1500 m	3:46.6 (ht)	Sotir Gavrilovski	27 June 1970		Belgrade, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
2000 m	5:21.81	Vančo Stojanov	19 April 1997		Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
3000 m	8:35.55	Kirce Michailov	31 May 1998		Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
3000 m	8:18.7 (ht)	Jonuz Jonuzi	19 September 1992		Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
5000 m	14:06.52	Stevce Georgijevski	7 August 1982		Maribor, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
10000 m	31:26.55	Trpe Martinovski	27 June 1997		Athens, Greece
	30:25.1 (ht)	Milan Madzgalj	28 June 1980		Vilnius, Soviet Union
	30:11.8 (ht) # ^[2]	Milan Madzgalj	16 May 1981		Skopje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
15000 m (track)	48:06.3 (ht)	Gorgi Buckov	19 March 1973		Skopje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
One hour	17241 m+	Lubischa Trboevski	1967		Skopje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
20000 m (track)	1:09:28.6 (ht)	Lubischa Trboevski	1967		Skopje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
Half marathon	1:12:01	Kokan Ajanovski	29 March 2014	World Half Marathon Championships	Copenhagen, Denmark	^[3]
Marathon	2:25:06	Trpe Martinovski	17 September 2000		Novi Sad, Serbia
110 m hurdles	14.46	Robert Kosev	21 July 1993		Sofia, Bulgaria
110 m hurdles	14.3 (ht)	Robert Kosev	25 May 1991		Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
200 m hurdles	27.4 (ht)	Becko Brajevik	1966		Skopje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
300 m hurdles	39.37	Vasil Bacovski	1980		Ohrid, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
300 m hurdles	39.3 (ht)	Vasil Bacovski	1980		Ohrid, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
400 m hurdles	55.11	Branko Ilievski	5 June 1980		Zagreb, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
2000 m steeplechase	6:47.92	Trpe Martinovski	1983		Maribor, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
2000 m steeplechase	6:16.4 (ht)	Hechat Aliu	1975		Belgrade, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
3000 m steeplechase	9:10.4	Gorgi Vuckov	12 September 1971		Belgrade, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
High jump	2.10 m	Redzhep Selman	5 July 2003		Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Pole vault	3.90 m	Vladimir Karer	15 August 1968		Livorno, Italy
Long jump	7.15 m	Zoran Tasevski	15 May 1976		Skopje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
Long jump	7.15 m	Toni Damcevski	23 May 1995		Sofia, Bulgaria
Triple jump	15.46 m	Redzhep Selman	22 June 2008		Banská Bystrica, Slovakia
Shot put	16.66 m #	Vasil Haidov	8 June 2002		Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
Shot put	16.01 m	Saso Ilov	26 June 1998		Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
Discus throw	50.62 m #	Ilijan Manolev	26 April 1997		Ohrid, Republic of Macedonia
Discus throw	49.73 m	Ilijan Manolev	28 August 1998		Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
Hammer throw	47.82 m	Ilija Spasovski	14 July 1971		Novi Sad, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
Javelin throw	76.50 m	Dejan Angelovski	15 July 2002		Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
Decathlon	5896 pts	Goran Ackovski	4–5 June 1988		Belgrade, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
Decathlon	11.80 (100 m), 6.45 m (long jump), 12.09 m (shot put), 1.70 m (high jump), 52.65 (400 m) / 17.55 (110 m hurdles), 30.70 m (discus), 2.83 m (pole vault), 59.08 m (javelin), 4:56.57 (1500 m)
5000 m (track)	26:33.4 (ht)	Zoran Malinov	1977		Skopje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
10000 m (track)	56:10.4 (ht)	Zoran Malinov	1977		Skopje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
20 km walk (road)
50 km walk (road)
4×100 m relay	42.7 (ht)	SR Macedonia G. Cadikovski D. Koevski Zoran Tasevski T. Blagoev	17 September 1975		Skopje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
	42.8 (ht) #	AK Bardar Ciljanovski Pijakovski Angelovski Sokol Sacevski	1985		Skopje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
	42.86	Macedonia Golubic Efremov Ajdarov Riste Pandev	22 June 2013	European Team Championships 3rd League	Banská Bystrica, Slovakia	^[4]
4×200 m relay	1:35.0	AK Rabotnicki Blagoev Bangelov Gorubinski Cadikovski	1969		Skopje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
4×400 m relay	3:20.69	Macedonia Kristijan Efremov Bujar Beqiri Aleksandar Stojanovski Slave Koevski	22 June 2014	European Team Championships Third League	Tbilisi, Georgia	^[5]
	3:17.9 (ht)	SR Macedonia Sokol Sacevski Branko Ilievski A. Bojadjiev Z. Todorovski	6 July 1980		Kralevo, Bulgaria

Women

Event	Record	Athlete	Date	Meet	Place	Ref
100 m	11.74	Aleksandra Vojneska	3 July 2004		Istanbul, Turkey
100 m	11.6 (ht)	Vera Veljanovska	28 July 1973		Bucharest, Romania
200 m	23.75 #	Aleksandra Vojneska	27 June 2004		Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
200 m	24.06	Vera Veljanovska	3 August 1974		Sofia, Bulgaria
300 m	42.04	Schaneta Drnkovska	1989		Ljubljana, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
300 m	39.1 (ht)	Elizabeta Bozinovska	1980		Skopje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
400 m	53.77	Elizabeta Bozinovska	14 June 1983		Nova Gorica, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
600 m	1:35.70	Schaneta Drnkovska	2 July 1989		Ljubljana, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
800 m	2:09.8 (ht)	Elizabeta Bozinovska	17 May 1981		Skopje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
800 m	2:12.87	Daniela Kuleska	30 June 2001		Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
1000 m	2:54.72	Daniela Kuleska	17 July 1999		Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
1500 m	4:24.90	Daniela Kuleska	17 July 2003	European U23 Championships	Bydgoszcz, Poland
2000 m	6:06.8	Daniela Kuleska	8 July 2004		Sofia, Bulgaria
3000 m	9:49.83	Daniela Kuleska	12 July 2003		Thebes, Greece
5000 m	18:36.46	Katerina Dimeska	1 July 2000		Kavala, Greece
10000 m	41:10.28	Vesna Kiradjieva	24 May 2013	Serbian Championships	Užice, Serbia	^[6]
10 km (road)	41:32+	Vesna Kiradjieva	7 April 2013	Berlin Half Marathon	Berlin, Germany	^[7]
Half marathon	1:28:50	Vesna Kiradjieva	7 April 2013	Berlin Half Marathon	Berlin, Germany	^[8]
Marathon	3:14:27	Tanja Veljanovska	30 October 2011	Podgorica Marathon	Podgorica, Montenegro	^[9]
100 m hurdles	13.36 (+1.0 m/s)	Elisabeta Pavlovska	24 May 1994		Sofia, Bulgaria
400 m hurdles	1:01.49 #	Verica Dimitrovska	6 July 2002		Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
400 m hurdles	1:02.52	Verica Dimitrovska	22 June 2002		Belgrade, F.R. Yugoslavia
3000 m steeplechase	12:19.78	Aleksandra Mitreska	19 June 2010	European Team Championships Third League	Marsa, Malta
High jump	1.72 m	Marina Mihajlova	23 September 1987	Mediterranean Games	Latakia, Syria
Pole vault
Long jump	6.17 m	Marina Mihajlova	5 October 1987		Skopje, F.R. Yugoslavia
Triple jump	12.25 m	Vasilka Stojcevska	25 May 1991		Skopje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
Shot put	14.49 m	Vesna Chadikovska	8 July 2001		Trikala, Greece
Discus throw	38.20 m	Lila Petrusevska	9 June 1990		Skopje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
Hammer throw	45.91 m	Vesna Chadikovska	6 May 2001		Columbus, United States
Javelin throw	45.04 m	Vesna Chadikovska	21 May 1999		Mount Pleasant, United States
Heptathlon	5676 pts	Marina Mihajlova	23–24 September 1987	Mediterranean Games	Latakia, Syria
Heptathlon	14.49 (100 m hurdles), 1.72 m (high jump), 11.47 m (shot put), 25.40 (200 m) / 6.03 m (long jump), 40.62 m (javelin), 2:16.42 (800 m)
20 km walk (road)
4x100 m relay	47.97	Macedonia Aleksandra Vojneska Verica Dimitrovska A. Matevska B. Jovanovska	7 July 2001		Trikala, Greece
4x200 m relay	1:53.61	AK 3 November Risteska Stankoska Trendafiloska Slaseska	20 May 2006		Beleš, Serbia
4x400 m relay	3:54.61	Macedonia Ivana Josifovska K. Dudic A. Matevska V. Blazevska	15 September 2002		Istanbul, Turkey

Indoor

Men

Event	Record	Athlete	Date	Meet	Place	Ref
50 m	6.09	Riste Pandev	11 January 2014		Wettingen, Switzerland
60 m	6.86	Riste Pandev	16 February 2013		Magglingen, Switzerland
60 m	6.8 (ht)	Zoran Tacevski	29 January 1969		Sofia, Bulgaria
200 m	22.19	Riste Pandev	25 January 2014		Magglingen, Switzerland
400 m	47.49	Ismail Macev	1987		?, Hungary
400 m	48.90	Vančo Stojanov	15 February 2003		Sofia, Bulgaria
800 m	1:49.36 #	Vančo Stojanov	2 February 2003		Sofia, Bulgaria
1500 m	3:51.13	Vančo Stojanov	22 February 1997		Piraeus, Greece
3000 m	8:36.13	Trpe Martinovski	5 February 1994		Sofia, Bulgaria
60 m hurdles	8.41	Robert Kosev	8 February 1993		Sofia, Bulgaria
High jump	2.05 m	Blagojce Blazevski	4 February 1995		Sofia, Bulgaria
High jump	2.05 m	Redzhep Selman	12 February 2005		Sofia, Bulgaria
Pole vault	3.60 m	Vladimir Karer	23 February 1969		Belgrade, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
Long jump	7.13 m	Toni Damcevski	4 February 1995		Sofia, Bulgaria
Triple jump	15.16 m	Branko Stojanovski	18 February 1974		Sofia, Bulgaria
Shot put	15.24 m	Dejan Angelovski	28 February 2004	Athina	Athens, Greece
Heptathlon
Heptathlon	(60 m), (long jump), (shot put), (high jump) / (60 m hurdles), (pole vault), (1000 m)
5000 m walk
4×400 m relay	3:31.61	Macedonia Aleksandar Taheski Gjorgi Kuzmonovski Slave Koevski Alksandar Sojanovski	21 February 2015	Balkan Championships	Istanbul, Turkey	^[10]

Women

Event	Record	Athlete	Date	Place
60 m	7.71 #	Marina Mihajlova-Damcevska	11 February 1995	Sofia, Bulgaria
	7.74	Ivana Rozman	31 January 2009	Sofia, Bulgaria
	7.3	Vera Veljanovska	9 February 1974	Bucharest, Romania
200 m	25.42	Marina Mihajlova-Damcevska	4 February 1995	Sofia, Bulgaria
400 m	57.82	Elizabeta Bozinovska	2 February 1983	Genoa, Italy
800 m	2:13.16	Marina Mihajlova-Damcevska	21 February 1988	Sofia, Bulgaria
1500 m	4:34.02 #	Daniela Kuleska	29 January 2000	Sofia, Bulgaria
1500 m	4:37.10	Daniela Kuleska	7 February 2004	Sofia, Bulgaria
3000 m	10:06.55	Daniela Kuleska	4 March 2003	Athens, Greece
3000 m	10:02.16 #	Daniela Kuleska	8 February 2004	Sofia, Bulgaria
60 m hurdles	8.40	Marina Mihajlova-Damcevska	4 February 1995	Sofia, Bulgaria
High jump	1.67 m	Irena Temova	21 January 2011	Sofia, Bulgaria
High jump	1.70 m #	Irena Temova	28 January 2007	Sofia, Bulgaria
Pole vault
Long jump	5.74 m	Marina Mihajlova-Damcevska	23 January 1986	Celje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia
Triple jump
Shot put	14.33 m	Vesna Cadikovska	26 January 2002	Ann Arbor, United States
Pentathlon	3815 pts	Marina Mihajlova-Damcevska	28 February 1988	Sofia, Bulgaria
Pentathlon	9.33 (60 m hurdles), 1.65 m (high jump), 11.51 m (shot put), 5.73 m (long jump), 2:23.16 (800 m)
3000 m walk
4x400 m relay

ht = hand timing
# = not officially recognised by federation

References

↑ "35th Résisprint International Ahletics Meeting 2014 Results" (PDF). www.sep-olympic.ch. 6 July 2014. Retrieved 7 July 2014.
↑ one lap short
↑ "World Half Marathon Championships 2014 Results" (PDF). IAAF. 29 March 2014. Retrieved 30 March 2014.
↑ "2013 European Team Championships Third League Results". EAA. 22 June 2013. Retrieved 18 April 2014.
↑ "4×400m Relay Results" (PDF). www.tbilisi2014.com. 22 June 2014. Retrieved 1 July 2014.
↑ "Нов национален рекорд на Весна Кираџиева на 10.000 метри" (in Macedonian). www.endurance.mk. 24 May 2013. Retrieved 24 May 2013.
↑ "Vesna Kiradjieva Berlin Half Marathon 2013 Result". www.results.berliner-halbmarathon.de. 7 April 2013. Retrieved 23 April 2013.
↑ "Vesna Kiradjieva Berlin Half Marathon 2013 Result". www.results.berliner-halbmarathon.de. 7 April 2013. Retrieved 23 April 2013.
↑ "Велјановска нова рекордерка на маратонската делница" (in Macedonian). www.ekipa.mk. 31 October 2011. Retrieved 26 January 2012.
↑ "4 × 400m Relay Results" (PDF). balkan-athletics.eu. 21 February 2015. Retrieved 22 February 2015.

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