List of Estonian records in athletics
Men

List of Estonian records in athletics

Section Title: Men
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Event	Record	Athlete	Date	Meet	Place	Ref	Video

100 m	10.19 (+1.5 m/s)	Marek Niit	31 March 2012	Arkansas Spring Invitational	United States Fayetteville, United States

200 m	20.43 (+1.1 m/s)	Marek Niit	9 June 2011	NCAA Division I Championships	United States Des Moines, United States

300 m	32.24	Marek Niit	7 September 2014	Rieti Meeting	Italy Rieti, Italy

400 m	45.74	Marek Niit	12 August 2014	European Championships	Switzerland Zürich, Switzerland

800 m	1:45.87	Urmet Uusorg	10 June 1999	Finland Helsinki, Finland

1000 m	2:20.49	Urmet Uusorg	23 May 1998	Norway Florø, Norway

1500 m	3:38.59	Tiidrek Nurme	15 August 2008	Olympic Games	China Beijing, China

Mile	3:59.74	Tiidrek Nurme	9 August 2011	BIGBANK Kuldliiga	Estonia Viljandi, Estonia

2000 m	5:06.02	Tiidrek Nurme	16 July 2008	Finland Joensuu, Finland

3000 m	7:48.24	Tiidrek Nurme	11 July 2014	Morton Games	Republic of Ireland Dublin, Ireland

5000 m	13:17.2	Enn Sellik	28 June 1976	Soviet Union Podolsk, Soviet Union

10000 m	27:40.61	Enn Sellik	29 August 1978	European Championships	Czechoslovakia Prague, Czechoslovakia

10 km (road)	28:58 #	Toomas Turb	18 September 1983	Soviet Union Tallinn, Soviet Union

One hour	19887 m +	Lembit Virkus	14 September 1960	Soviet Union Tartu, Soviet Union

20 km (road)	1:00:22	Lembit Virkus	14 September 1960	Soviet Union Tartu, Soviet Union

Half marathon	1:03:00	Pavel Loskutov	5 May 2001	Sweden Gothenburg, Sweden

30 km (road)	1:36:26	Ants Nurmekivi	20 July 1970	Soviet Union Karksi-Nuia, Soviet Union

Marathon	2:08:53	Pavel Loskutov	7 April 2002	Paris Marathon	France Paris, France

110 m hurdles	13.62 (0.0 m/s)	Tarmo Jallai	13 May 2006	Mexico Xalapa, Mexico

200 m hurdles	23.0	Kalju Jurkatamm	28 August 1968	Soviet Union Riga, Soviet Union

400 m hurdles	48.40	Rasmus Mägi	18 August 2016	Olympic Games	Brazil Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

3000 m steeplechase	8:28.84	Kaur Kivistik	7 August 2018	European Championships	Germany Berlin, Germany

High jump	2.30 m	Marko Turban	5 June 1996	Estonia Rakvere, Estonia

Pole vault	5.86 m	Valeri Bukrejev	3 July 1994	Finland Somero, Finland

Long jump	8.10 m (+0.3 m/s)	Erki Nool	27 May 1995	Hypo-Meeting	Austria Götzis, Austria

Triple jump	17.35 m (−0.3 m/s)	Jaak Uudmäe	25 July 1980	Olympic Games	Soviet Union Moscow, Soviet Union

Shot put	20.53 m	Heino Sild	11 June 1979	Hungary Budapest, Hungary

Discus throw	73.38 m	Gerd Kanter	4 September 2006	Sweden Helsingborg, Sweden

Hammer throw	84.40 m	Jüri Tamm	9 September 1984	Czechoslovakia Banská Bystrica, Czechoslovakia

Javelin throw	89.75 m	Magnus Kirt	13 July 2018	Diamond League	Morocco Rabat, Morocco	[1]

Decathlon	8815 pts	Erki Nool	6–7 August 2001	World Championships	Canada Edmonton, Canada

10 km walk (road)	40:30	Vassili Matvejev	25 February 1984	Soviet Union Alushta, Soviet Union

20000 m walk (track)	1:27:21.0	Vassili Matvejev	7 September 1985	Soviet Union Tallinn, Soviet Union

20 km walk (road)	1:23:01	Vassili Matvejev	13 October 1985	Soviet Union Alushta, Soviet Union

30 km walk (road)	2:19:24	Arvo Orupõld	28 June 1980	Soviet Union Mõdriku, Soviet Union

50 km walk (road)	4:07:10	Olav Laiv	14 June 1975	Soviet Union Kohtla-Nõmme, Soviet Union

4 × 100 m relay	39.52	Estonia Mart Muru Rait Veesalu Markus Ellisaar Marek Niit	16 August 2014	European Championships	Switzerland Zürich, Switzerland

4 × 200 m relay	1:25.3	Estonian SSR Gennadi Organov Mihhail Urjadnikov Gunnar Kirsipuu Ramon Lindal	30 May 1981	Soviet Union Riga, Soviet Union

Swedish relay	1:54.39	Tartu Ülikooli ASK Mikk Mihkel Nurges (100m) Rasmus Mägi (200m) Markus Ellisaar (300m) Rivar Tipp (400 m)	3 June 2016	Estonia Kose, Estonia

4 × 400 m relay	3:06.07	Estonia Rauno Künnapuu Marek Niit Rivar Tipp Rasmus Mägi	21 June 2015	European Team Championships	Greece Heraklion, Greece

4 × 800 m relay	7:26.0	Estonian SSR Mihkel Konsa Ivar Hanvere Andres Vakra Gennadi Bezrodnov	2 June 1979	Soviet Union Vilnius, Soviet Union

4 × 1500 m relay	15:38.4	Estonian SSR Raivo Võlli Raivo Puurits Vello Misler Enn Sellik	7 June 1981	Soviet Union Tallinn, Soviet Union

Ekiden relay	2:09:59	Tartu Ülikooli ASK Deniss Košelev Tiidrek Nurme Alexey Markov Nikolai Vedehin Kenny Kivikas Allar Lamp	28 September 2013	Estonian Championships	Estonia Tallinn, Estonia

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Mägi set a record of 48.40s in the 2016 Olympic Games.

final_sentence: Mägi set a record of 48.40s in the 2016 Olympic Games.