Asienmesterskaberne i atletik

Afrikamesterskaberne i atletik
ArrangørAsiatiske atletikforbund
Grundlagt1973
RegionAsien (Asiatiske atletikforbund)
Mest succesfulde
hold
Kina Kina (656 medaljer)
Flest guldmedaljerKina Kina (317 guldmedaljer)
Hjemmesidewww.athleticsasia.org
Thailand Pattaya 2023

Asienmesterskaberne i atletik er de asiatiske mesterskaber i atletik. Stævnet arrangeres af Det asiatiske atletikforbund siden oprettelsen i 1973. Siden 1996 har mesterskaberne været afviklet fast hvert andet år og siden 2003 på samme år som VM i atletik bliver afviklet.

Mesterskaber

  •     turneringer erklæret uofficielt ifølge IAAF.
  •     Aflyst
UdgaveÅrVærtsbyVærtslandDatoerStadionDisciplinerNationerAtleterFlest medaljer
11973MarikinaFilippinerne Filippinerne18.–23. novemberRodriguez Sports Center37Japan Japan
21975SeoulSydkorea Sydkorea9.–14. juniDongdaemun Stadium39Japan Japan
-1977Aflyst grundet politiske kontroverser
31979TokyoJapan Japan31. maj – 3. juniNational Stadium38Japan Japan
41981TokyoJapan Japan5.–7. juniNational Stadium37Japan Japan
51983Kuwait CityKuwait Kuwait3.–9. novemberKuwait National Stadium38Kina Kina
61985JakartaIndonesien Indonesien25.–29. septemberGelora Senayan Stadium42Kina Kina
71987SingaporeSingapore Singapore22.–26. juliNational Stadium40Kina Kina
81989New DelhiIndien Indien14.–19. novemberJawaharlal Nehru Stadium40Kina Kina
91991Kuala LumpurMalaysia Malaysia19.–23. oktoberStadium Merdeka40Kina Kina
101993ManilaFilippinerne Filippinerne30. november – 4. decemberRizal Memorial Stadium41Kina Kina
111995JakartaIndonesien Indonesia20.–24. septemberGelora Senayan Stadium41Kina Kina
121998FukuokaJapan Japan19–22 JulyHakatanomori Athletic Stadium43Kina Kina
132000JakartaIndonesien Indonesia28.–31. augustGelora Senayan Stadium4337441Kina Kina
142002ColomboSri Lanka Sri Lanka9.–12. augustSugathadasa Stadium43Kina Kina
152003ManilaFilippinerne Filippinerne20.–23. septemberRizal Memorial Stadium43Kina Kina
162005IncheonSydkorea South Korea1.–4. septemberIncheon Munhak Stadium4335536Kina Kina
172007AmmanJordan Jordan25.–29. juliAmman International Stadium4434Kina Kina
182009GuangzhouKina Kina10.–14. novemberGuangdong Olympic Stadium4437505Kina Kina
192011KobeJapan Japan7.–10. juliKobe Universiade Memorial Stadium4240464Kina Kina
202013PuneIndien Indien3.–7. juliShree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex4242522Kina Kina
212015WuhanKina Kina3.–7. juniWuhan Sports Center Stadium4240497Kina Kina
222017BhubaneswarIndien Indien5.–9. juliKalinga Stadium4241560Indien Indien
232019DohaQatar Qatar21.–24. aprilKhalifa International Stadium4342595Bahrain Bahrain
-2021HangzhouKina Kina20.–23. majHangzhou Olympic Sports CenterAflyst grundet coronaviruspandemien
242023PattayaThailand Thailand12.–16. juliNational Stadium
252025GumiSydkorea Sydkorea
262027XiamenKina Kina

Medaljeoversigt

RankNationGuldSølvBronzeTotal
1Kina Kina317219120656
2Japan Japan156195221572
3Indien Indien88108131327
4Qatar Qatar633941143
5Kasakhstan Kasakhstan343645115
6Bahrain Bahrain32271675
7Saudi-Arabien Saudi-Arabien28211261
8Sydkorea Sydkorea275864149
9Thailand Thailand25302681
10Usbekistan Usbekistan19272167
11Sri Lanka Sri Lanka19182158
12Iran Iran18162155
13Kinesisk Taipei Kinesisk Taipei174062119
14Kuwait Kuwait1618741
15Filippinerne Filippinerne13111842
16Nordkorea Nordkorea12112346
17Vietnam Vietnam84618
18Kirgisistan Kirgisistan82515
19Malaysia Malaysia6162648
20Forenede Arabiske Emirater Forenede Arabiske Emirater64313
21Irak Irak59923
22Tadsjikistan Tadsjikistan5218
23Syrien Syrien32611
24Burma Burma3249
25Israel Israel3148
26Pakistan Pakistan2327
27Indonesien Indonesien19919
28Hongkong Hongkong1528
29Oman Oman1247
30Jordan Jordan1135
31Aserbajdsjan Aserbajdsjan1113
32Turkmenistan Turkmenistan1102
33Singapore Singapore08513
34Libanon Libanon0224
35Mongoliet Mongoliet0101
36Nepal Nepal0022
Cambodja Cambodja0022
Total (37 nations)9399499452833

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