🌍 World Records in Sport

The most impressive world records in all sports — from running to weightlifting

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📋 What Is a World Record?

A world record is the best result ever recorded in a specific sport event. Unlike Olympic records, world records can be set in any official competition.

The Guinness World Records book records thousands of records every year, but in the sports world records are officially ratified by international federations such as World Athletics, FINA (aquatics) or IWF (weightlifting).

🏃‍♂️ Athletics World Records

Event Record Athlete Country Year
Men's 100 m 9.58 s Usain Bolt Jamaica 2009
Men's 200 m 19.19 s Usain Bolt Jamaica 2009
Men's marathon 2:00:35 Kelvin Kiptum Kenya 2023
Pole Vault 6.25 m Armand Duplantis Sweden 2024
Women's 400 m 47.60 s Marita Koch GDR 1985
Women's 100 m 10.49 s Florence Griffith-Joyner USA 1988

🏊 Swimming World Records

Swimming records are among the most frequently broken — advances in technology, hydrodynamic suits and training methods allow swimmers to keep reducing their times. Some records last only a few months.

Event Record Swimmer Country
100 m freestyle 46.40 s Pan Zhanle China
200 m butterfly 1:50.34 Kristóf Milák Hungary
1500 m freestyle 14:31.54 Sun Yang China
Women's 100 m backstroke 57.13 s Kaylee McKeown Australia

👑 Records That Seem Unbeatable

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9.58 s — 100 m

Usain Bolt's 100 m record from 2009 has remained unbeaten for 15+ years. The closest competitor is 0.11 s behind — a huge difference in the world of sprinting.

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23 golds — Phelps

Michael Phelps has 23 Olympic gold medals. In second place is Larisa Latynina with 9 gold medals. This record may last forever.

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505 kg — Lasha

Lasha Talakhadze lifted 505 kg in the total (weight category +109 kg). That is more than half a ton!

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400+ weeks — Djokovic

Novak Djokovic has spent more than 400 weeks at No. 1 in the ATP rankings — the longest in tennis history.

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