10 kilometres race walk


The 10 kilometres race walk, or 10-kilometer racewalk, is a racewalking event. The event is competed as a road race. Athletes must always keep in contact with the ground and the supporting leg must remain straight until the raised leg passes it. 10 kilometers is 6.21 miles.

History

It was introduced at the 1912 Summer Olympics in Stockholm for men, and the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona for women. It is no longer an Olympic event for women, having been changed to 20 km in 1999, though it is run in some international competitions.

World records

On May 28, 2000, Roman Rasskazov of Russia set a new 10-km race walk world record in Saransk in a time of 37:11. The all-time women's 10-km race-walk record is held by Yelena Nikolayeva of Russia, at 41:04.

All-time top 25 racewalkers

Men

RankResultAthleteNationalityDatePlaceRef
137:11Roman RasskazovRussia28 May 2000Saransk
237:33Erik TysseNorway27 August 2006Hildesheim
337:44Wang ZhenChina18 September 2010Beijing
437:50Andreas ErmGermany27 May 2000Berlin
537:52Francisco Javier FernándezSpain8 June 2002Kraków
637:57Robert KorzeniowskiPoland8 June 2002Kraków
637:57Zhu YafeiChina18 September 2010Beijing
838:00Giorgio RubinoItaly18 September 2010Beijing
838:00Wang HaoChina18 September 2010Beijing
1038:01Pyotr TrofimovRussia13 September 2014Bui
1138:03Eiki TakahashiJapan16 April 2016Wajima
1238:04.7Artur MeleshkevichBulgaria9 June 2001Kraków
1338:09.7Nathan DeakesAustria9 June 2001Kraków
1438:10Luis Fernando LópezColombia18 September 2010Beijing
1538:11Valeriy BorchinRussia30 May 2009Kraków
1638:13Kim Hyun-subSouth Korea18 September 2010Beijing
1738:17Andrey RudnitskiyRussia19 September 2009Saransk
1838:19Ivano BrugnettiItaly9 September 2007Fiumicino
1938:21Ilya MarkovRussia27 August 2006Hildesheim
2038:23Chen DingChina18 September 2010Beijing
2138:24Jefferson PérezEcuador8 June 2002Kraków
2238:26.4Daniel GarcíaMexico17 May 1997Sønder Omme
2338:28Stanislav YemelyanovRussia19 September 2009Saransk
2438:29Jared TallentAustria18 September 2010Beijing
2538:31Eder SánchezMexico19 September 2009Saransk

Women

RankResultAthleteNationalityDatePlaceRef
141:04Yelena NikolayevaRussia20 April 1996Sochi
241:16Wang YanChina8 May 1999Eisenhüttenstadt
241:16Kjersti PlätzerNorway11 May 2002Os
441:17Irina StankinaRussia9 February 1997Adler
541:24Olimpiada IvanovaRussia9 February 1997Adler
641:29Larisa KhmelnitskayaBelarus4 June 1995Izhevsk
741:29.7Kerry Saxby-JunnaAustralia27 August 1988Canberra
841:30Ileana SalvadorItaly10 July 1993Livorno
941:31Yelena GruzinovaRussia20 April 1996Sochi
1041:38Rossella GiordanoItaly25 May 1997Naumburg
1141:42Olga KaniskinaRussia30 May 2009Kraków
1241:45Liu HongyuChina8 May 1999Eisenhüttenstadt
1341:46Annarita SidotiItaly12 June 1994Livorno
1441:48Li ChunxiuChina8 September 1993Beijing
1541:50Yelena ArshintsevaRussia11 February 1995Adler
1641:51Beate GummeltGermany11 May 1996Eisenhüttenstadt
1741:52Tatyana MineyevaRussia5 September 2009Penza
1741:52Tatyana KorotkovaRussia19 September 2010Buy
1941:53Tatyana SibilevaRussia18 September 2010Beijing
2041:56Elisabetta PerroneItaly10 July 1993Livorno
2041:56Yelena SaykoRussia11 February 1996Adler
2241:57Gao HongmiaoChina8 September 1993Beijing
2341:59Marina PandakovaRussia9 May 2016Podolsk
2442:01Tamara KovalenkoRussia11 February 1995Adler
2442:01Olga PanfyorovaRussia16 May 1998Izhevsk

Medalists

Men's Olympic medalists

Women's Olympic medalists

Women's World Championships medalists

Season's bests

Men

Women