List of Serbian records in athletics
Men

List of Serbian records in athletics

Section Title: Men
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Event	Record	Athlete	Date	Meet	Place	Ref

100 m	10.34	Mladen Nikolić	7 September 1984	Balkan Games	Greece Athens, Greece

Marko Janković	13 June 2003	SCG Cup	Serbia Kragujevac, Serbia

10.33 (0.0 m/s) #	Slobodan Branković	24 July 1993	Yugoslav Championships	Serbia and Montenegro Belgrade, F.R. Yugoslavia

200 m	20.74 (+1.2 m/s)	Mladen Nikolić	9 September 1984	Balkan Games	Greece Athens, Greece

400 m	45.30	Slobodan Branković	29 August 1990	European Championships	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Split, S.F.R. Yugoslavia

800 m	1:44.75	Slobodan Popović	15 August 1988	Gugl Games	Austria Linz, Austria

1000 m	2:18.88	Slobodan Popović	14 July 1989	London Grand Prix	United Kingdom London, United Kingdom

1500 m	3:34.85	Dragan Zdravković	20 August 1983	European Cup	Czechoslovakia Prague, Czechoslovakia

Mile	3:52.24	Dragan Zdravković	17 August 1983	ISTAF Berlin	Germany Berlin, Germany

2000 m	4:59.8	Dragan Zdravković	7 August 1983	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Titovo Užice, S.F.R. Yugoslavia

3000 m	7:40.49	Dragan Zdravković	9 July 1983	Bislett Games	Norway Oslo, Norway

5000 m	13:31.2	Danijel Korica	30 June 1971	World Games	Finland Helsinki, Finland

10000 m	27:58.39	Danijel Korica	10 August 1971	European Championships	Finland Helsinki, Finland

10 km (road)	28:55	Mirko Petrović	28 June 2008	Bosnia and Herzegovina Brčko, Bosnia and Herzegovina

15 km (road)	43:57+	Janko Benša	27 September 1998	World Half Marathon Championships	Switzerland Uster, Switzerland

One hour	19394 m	Franc Červan	19 November 1964	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Celje, S.F.R. Yugoslavia

19214 m	Franjo Mihalić	25 October 1952	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Belgrade, S.F.R. Yugoslavia

20000 m	1:02:24.4	Franjo Mihalić	25 October 1952	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Belgrade, S.F.R. Yugoslavia

20 km (road)	59:04+	Janko Benša	27 September 1998	World Half Marathon Championships	Switzerland Uster, Switzerland

25000 m	1:19:35.2	Franjo Mihalić	9 June 1957	Finland Lappeenranta, Finland

30000 m	1:48:50.2	Antun Toldi	29 June 1962	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Zagreb, S.F.R. Yugoslavia

Half marathon (road)	1:02:11	Janko Benša	27 September 1998	World Half Marathon Championships	Switzerland Uster, Switzerland

Marathon	2:13:57	Borislav Dević	15 January 1995	Houston Marathon	United States Houston, United States

2:12:40 #	Sreten Ninković	17 February 2002	Austin Marathon	United States Austin, United States

110 m hurdles	13.39 (+2.0 m/s)	Milan Ristić	14 May 2016	Pure Athletics Elite Invitational	United States Clermont, United States

13.37 (+0.1 m/s) #	Milan Ristić	6 June 2016	Galà dei Castelli	Switzerland Bellinzona, Switzerland

400 m hurdles	48.05	Emir Bekrić	15 August 2013	World Championships	Russia Moscow, Russia

3000 m steeplechase	8:28.80	Vule Maksimović	4 September 1989	Honvéd Meeting	Hungary Budapest, Hungary

High jump	2.38 m	Dragutin Topić	1 August 1993	National Team Championships	Serbia and Montenegro Belgrade, F.R. Yugoslavia

Pole vault	5.25 m	Dragan Georgijevski	5 May 1990	West Germany Paderborn, West Germany

5.26 m	Miloš Savić	27 May 2018	Bob Vigars Classic	Canada London, Canada

Long jump	8.45 m (+2.0 m/s)	Nenad Stekić	25 July 1975	Pre Olympic International Meeting	Canada Montreal, Canada

Triple jump	17.01 m	Miloš Srejović	20 September 1981	Balkan Games	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Sarajevo, S.F.R. Yugoslavia

Shot put	21.77 m	Dragan Perić	25 April 1998	Yugoslav Grand Prix	Serbia and Montenegro Bar, F.R. Yugoslavia

Discus throw	61.94 m	Dragan Perić	26 May 1991	Yugoslav Cup	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Belgrade, S.F.R. Yugoslavia

Hammer throw	68.22 m	Stevan Veselinović	31 March 2017	Florida Relays	United States Gainesville, United States

Javelin throw	83.34 m	Sejad Krdžalić	30 May 1987	Yugoslav Cup	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Belgrade, S.F.R. Yugoslavia

Decathlon	8275 pts	Mihail Dudaš	10–11 August 2013	World Championships	Russia Moscow, Russia

10.67 (-0.5 m/s) (100 m), 7.51 m (+0.7 m/s) (long jump), 13.45 m (shot put), 1.96 m (high jump), 47.73 (400 m) / 14.59 (-0.2 m/s) (110 m hurdles), 44.06 m (discus), 4.90 m (pole vault), 59.06 m (javelin), 4:26.62 (1500 m)

10000 m walk	40:05.19	Aleksandar Raković	16 June 1996	Yugoslav Cup	Serbia and Montenegro Niš, F.R. Yugoslavia

20000 m walk	1:24:52.40	Aleksandar Raković	28 June 1997	Balkan Games	Greece Athens, Greece

20 km walk (road)	1:21:50	Predrag Filipović	22 March 2003	Yugoslav Race Walking Championships	Serbia Surčin, Serbia

50 km walk (road)	3:48:01	Aleksandar Raković	2 May 1999	IAAF World Race Walking Cup	France Mézidon-Canon, France

4x100 m relay	39.79	Yugoslavia Mladen Nikolić Dragan Zarić Aleksandar Popović Nenad Milinkov	19 September 1981	Balkan Games	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Sarajevo, S.F.R. Yugoslavia

4x400 m relay	2:59.95	Yugoslavia Dejan Jovković Nenad Đurović Ismail Mačev Slobodan Branković	31 August 1991	World Championships	Japan Tokyo, Japan

Sentence(s)

Milan Ristić is a Serbian national record holder in the 110 meter hurdles event.

final_sentence: Milan Ristić is a Serbian national record holder in the 110 meter hurdles event.