Men's high jump Italian record progression

Gianmarco Tamberi current Italian recordman.

The Italian record progression men's high jump is recognised by the Italian Athletics Federation (FIDAL).[1]

Record progression

  Breaking down barriers
  Indoor records
  Record outdoor but lower than absolute
RecordAthleteVenueDateNotes
1.70 mCarlo ColomboItaly Milan30 June 1889
1.70 mOrio PizioItaly Milan16 September 1900
1.73 mGaspare TorrettaItaly Rome31 March 1906
1.75 mLuigi BrambillaItaly Sesto San Giovanni1 April 1906
1.75 mAlfredo VecchiItaly Carpi7 October 1906
1.75 mGaspare TorrettaItaly Vigevano28 October 1906
1.75 mGaspare TorrettaItaly Venezia8 May 1907
1.75 mEmilio BrambillaItaly Vigevano11 October 1908
1.75 mEmilio BrambillaItaly Milan22 November 1908
1.75 mAngelo PedrelliItaly Bologna8 December 1909
1.75 mCarlo ButtiItaly Milan19 February 1911
1.75 mAlfredo PaganiItaly Tivoli9 July 1911
1.75 mAngelo ToniniItaly Rome8 June 1912
1.75 mCarlo ButtiItaly Alessandria18 May 1913
1.75 mGiuseppe TugnoliItaly Florence30 April 1916
1.77 mPierino PisatiItaly La Spezia17 August 1919
1.78 mCarlo GhiringhelliItaly Legnano2 October 1921
1.81 mEttore UicichItaly Rome22 April 1923
1.84 mGraziano CoronaItaly Cagliari13 January 1924
1.84 mGiuseppe PalmieriItaly Naples13 June 1926
1.85 mGiuseppe PalmieriItaly Rome21 April 1927
1.86 mGiuseppe PalmieriItaly Ascoli Piceno17 July 1927
1.86 mGiuseppe PalmieriItaly Padova9 June 1929
1.86 mAngelo TommasiItaly Verona27 September 1931
1.87 mAngelo TommasiItaly Verona30 March 1932
1.90 mAngelo TommasiItaly Milan15 May 1932
1.91 mAngelo TommasiItaly Florence26 June 1932
1.92 mAngelo TommasiItaly Verona1 October 1933
1.92 mAngelo TommasiItaly Bologna23 August 1936
1.92 mRenato DottiItaly Bologna23 July 1938
1.93 mAlfredo CampagnerItaly Turin18 June 1939
1.95 mAlfredo CampagnerItaly Parma26 May 1940
1.96 mAlfredo CampagnerItaly Parma5 October 1941
1.98 mAlfredo CampagnerItaly Parma14 June 1942
1.99 mGianmario RoveraroItaly Bologna24 June 1956
2.01 mGianmario RoveraroSwitzerland Lugano9 September 1956
2.02 mGianmario RoveraroItaly Genoa6 October 1957
2.03 mWalter ZamparelliItaly Rome7 April 1962
2.03 mRoberto GalliItaly Rome7 April 1962
2.04 mWalter ZamparelliItaly Rome21 April 1962
2.04 mAntonio BrandoliItaly Milan5 July 1962
2.05 mMauro BogliattoItaly Alessandria1 May 1963
2.06 mRoberto GalliItaly Pisa1 June 1963
2.08 mRoberto GalliItaly Pisa1 June 1963
2.09 mMauro BogliattoBrazil Porto Alegre8 September 1963
2.09 mMauro BogliattoItaly Rome21 August 1965
2.10 mMauro BogliattoItaly Rome10 October 1965
2.11 mErminio AzzaroWest Germany Sindelfingen19 June 1966
2.12 mGiacomo CrosaItaly Rome26 May 1968
2.12 mGiacomo CrosaMexico Mexico City19 October 1968
2.14 mGiacomo CrosaMexico Mexico City19 October 1968
2.14 mGiacomo CrosaMexico Mexico City20 October 1968
2.15 mErminio AzzaroItaly Formia11 May 1969
2.16 mErminio AzzaroItaly Milan29 June 1969
2.17 mErminio AzzaroGreece Athens16 September 1969
2.17 mErminio AzzaroItaly Formia7 May 1970
2.17 mErminio AzzaroItaly Siracusa5 July 1970
2.18 mErminio AzzaroItaly Rieti28 August 1971
2.18 mErminio AzzaroSpain Madrid11 September 1971
2.19 mEnzo Del FornoItaly Milan26 June 1973
2.20 m (i)Enzo Del FornoItaly Genoa27 February 1974
2.21 m (i)Enzo Del FornoItaly Udine23 March 1974
2.20 mEnzo Del FornoItaly Viareggio7 August 1974[2]
2.20 mEnzo Del FornoItaly Milan1 May 1975[2]
2.20 mGiordano FerrariItaly Fiorano Modenese29 May 1975[2]
2.21 mEnzo Del FornoItaly Siena16 July 1975
2.22 mEnzo Del FornoItaly Siracusa8 October 1975
2.22 mRodolfo BergamoItaly Milan8 June 1976
2.23 mRiccardo FortiniItaly Livorno13 June 1976
2.23 m (i)Oscar RaiseItaly Milan4 February 1978
2.24 m (i)Oscar RaiseCzechoslovakia Trinec3 March 1978
2.24 mRodolfo BergamoItaly Rome25 July 1978
2.26 m (i)Bruno BruniItaly Genoa3 February 1979
2.25 mMassimo Di GiorgioSocialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Nova Gorica15 April 1979[3]
2.26 mMassimo Di GiorgioItaly Udine20 May 1979
2.27 mOscar RaiseItaly Bologna19 September 1979
2.27 mMassimo Di GiorgioItaly Bologna19 September 1979
2.27 mBruno BruniItaly Bologna19 September 1979
2.28 mPaolo BorghiItaly Santa Lucia di Piave25 May 1980
2.29 mMassimo Di GiorgioItaly Pisa5 July 1980
2.30 mMassimo Di GiorgioItaly Udine15 June 1981
2.30 mLuca TosoItaly Padova13 June 1988
2.32 mLuca TosoItaly Turin21 July 1988
2.33 mMarcello BenvenutiItaly Verona12 September 1989
2.33 m (i)Silvano ChesaniItaly Ancona13 February 2013
2.34 m (i)Marco FassinottiItaly Ancona23 February 2014
2.33 mMarco FassinottiNorway Oslo11 June 2015[2]
2.34 mGianmarco TamberiGermany Cologne1 July 2015
2.37 mGianmarco TamberiGermany Eberstadt2 August 2015
2.38 m (i)Gianmarco TamberiCzech Republic Hustopeče13 February 2016
2.39 mGianmarco TamberiMonaco Monte Carlo15 June 2016

See also

References

  1. ↑ Annuario dell'Atletica 2009. FIDAL. 2009. p. 566.
  2. 1 2 3 4 This result, however, equals the old Italian outdoor record.
  3. ↑ This result, however, beat the old Italian outdoor record.
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