Lekkoatletyczne rekordy uniwersjady
Lekkoatletyczne rekordy uniwersjady – najlepsze rezultaty uzyskane podczas lekkoatletycznych zmagań letnich uniwersjad; dwa z nich są autorstwem Polaków – w pchnięciu kulą Konrada Bukowieckiego i rzucie młotem Malwiny Kopron.
Mężczyźni
| Konkurencja | Rezultat | Zawodnik | Miejsce uzyskania | Data |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| bieg na 100 m | 9,97 |  Akani Simbine |  Gwangju | 9 lipca 2015 |
| bieg na 200 m | 19,72 |  Pietro Mennea |  Meksyk | 9 grudnia 1979 |
| bieg na 400 m | 44,81 |  Clement Chukwu | Katania | 21 sierpnia 1997 |
| bieg na 800 m | 1:43,40 |  Alberto Juantorena |  Sofia | 21 czerwca 1977 |
| bieg na 1500 m | 3:38,43 |  Saïd Aouita |  Bukareszt | 22 lipca 1981 |
| bieg na 5000 m | 13:35,89 |  Hayle İbrahimov |  Kazań | 12 lipca 2013 |
| bieg na 10 000 m | 28:15,84 |  Stephan Freigang |  Sheffield | 20 lipca 1991 |
| półmaraton | 1:03:32 |  Marílson Gomes dos Santos | Katania | 30 sierpnia 1997 |
| bieg na 3000 m z przeszkodami | 8:20,83 |  Halil Akkaş |  Bangkok | 13 sierpnia 2007 |
| bieg na 110 m przez płotki | 13,21 | Alejandro Casañas | Sofia | 21 sierpnia 1977 |
| bieg na 400 m przez płotki | 48,09 | Alwyn Myburgh |  Pekin | 31 sierpnia 2001 |
| skok wzwyż | 2,41 |  Igor Paklin |  Kobe | 4 sierpnia 1985 |
| skok o tyczce | 5,80 |  István Bagyula | Sheffield | 23 września 1991 |
| skok w dal | 8,46 | Luis Rivera | Kazań | 12 lipca 2013 |
| trójskok | 17,86 |  Charles Simpkins | Kobe | 16 czerwca 1985 |
| pchnięcie kulą | 21,54 |  Konrad Bukowiecki | Neapol | 8 lipca 2019 |
| rzut dyskiem | 69,46 | Luis Delís |  Edmonton | 8 lipca 1983 |
| rzut młotem | 82,77 |  Iwan Cichan | Taegu | 30 sierpnia 2003 |
| rzut oszczepem | 91,36 |  Cheng Chao-tsun | Tajpej | 26 sierpnia 2017 |
| rzut oszczepem (stary model) | 89,52 | Dainis Kūla | Bukareszt | 26 lipca 1981 |
| dziesięciobój | 8380 pkt |  Roman Šebrle | Katania | 30 sierpnia 1997 |
| chód na 20 km | 1:20:47 | Andriej Kriwow | Kazań | 9 lipca 2013 |
| sztafeta 4 × 100 m | 38,42 | Włochy | Meksyk | 13 sierpnia 1979 |
| sztafeta 4 × 400 m | 3:00,40 | Stany Zjednoczone | Fukuoka | 3 sierpnia 1995 |
Kobiety
| Konkurencja | Rezultat | Zawodnik | Miejsce uzyskania | Data |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| bieg na 100 m | 11,00 |  Marlies Göhr | Meksyk | 8 września 1979 |
| bieg na 200 m | 21,91 | Marita Koch | Meksyk | 12 września 1979 |
| bieg na 400 m | 49,88 |  Ionela Târlea |  Palma de Mallorca | 12 lipca 1999 |
| bieg na 800 m | 1:56,88 |  Slobodanka Čolović | Zagrzeb | 19 lipca 1987 |
| bieg na 1500 m | 4:01,32 | Paula Ivan | Zagrzeb | 16 lipca 1987 |
| bieg na 5000 m | 15:28,78 |  Jéssica Augusto | Bangkok | 13 sierpnia 2007 |
| bieg na 10 000 m | 31:46,43 | Viorica Ghican | Duisburg | 29 sierpnia 1989 |
| półmaraton | 1:11:49 | Mari Sotani | Katania | 31 sierpnia 1997 |
| bieg na 3000 m z przeszkodami | 9:25,77 | Jekatierina Sokolenko | Gwangju | 10 lipca 2015 |
| bieg na 100 m przez płotki | 12,61 | Vashti Thomas | Kazań | 10 lipca 2013 |
| bieg na 400 m przez płotki | 53,95 | Daimí Pernía | Palma de Mallorca | 10 lipca 1999 |
| skok wzwyż | 2,01 | Silvia Costa | Kobe | 3 września 1985 |
| skok o tyczce | 4,70 | Tatjana Połnowa | Taegu | 27 sierpnia 2003 |
| skok w dal | 7,04 | Irina Walukiewicz | Kobe | 4 sierpnia 1985 |
| trójskok | 14,82 | Jekatierina Koniewa | Kazań | 11 lipca 2013 |
| pchnięcie kulą | 20,82 | Nadieżda Cziżowa | Moskwa | 26 maja 1973 |
| rzut dyskiem | 67,96 | Cwetanka Christowa | Zagrzeb | 13 sierpnia 1987 |
| rzut młotem | 76,85 | Malwina Kopron | Tajpej | 26 sierpnia 2017 |
| rzut oszczepem | 69,82 | Osleidys Menéndez | Pekin | 29 sierpnia 2001 |
| siedmiobój | 6847 pkt | Łarisa Nikitina | Duisburg | 29 sierpnia 1989 |
| chód na 20 km | 1:28:18 | Anisia Kirdiapkina | Gwangju | 10 lipca 2015 |
| sztafeta 4 × 100 m | 42,40 | Stany Zjednoczone | Duisburg | 30 sierpnia 1989 |
| sztafeta 4 × 400 m | 3:24,97 | ZSRR | Edmonton | 9 lipca 1983 |
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