RT StatsCentral – Proudly Associated with Runnerstribe.com
Welcome to RT Statscentral, the home of statistics, results, profiles and news on Australian track and field. The site is directly associated with runnerstribe.com, which is the no.1 website for Australian athletics.
The aim of this site is to keep you up-to-date with all the latest changes to all-time ranking lists (both senior and junior) as well as changes to event records and most importantly news on our up and coming stars of both the track and the field.
We will also endeavour to bring you weekly updates on all the major results from both Australia and overseas, which will be linked directly into a new ‘Current Rankings’ section. This section will include a ranking list of the top-30 Australian men and women based on their best three performances in an event over the past 2 years. There will also be a separate ranking list looking specifically at an athletes best performance in an event – which will be a combined Australian top-50 ranking list.
These additional ranking lists are based specifically on the IAAF scoring tables (which are updated as at 2010) and give a good indication on which Australian athletes are the best performed at an event level.
2013 World Championships
It will be another big year in the world of track and field in 2013, with the World Championships to be held in Moscow, Russia (10th-18th August), while we also have the World Youth Championships (Donetsk, Ukraine – 10th-14th July).
We also have the return of the World Cross Country Championships, where athletes will venture to Bydgoszcz, Poland on the 24th March.
Away from the major international competitions for 2013 we also have domestic championships, which includes the:
- Sydney Track Classic – March 9
- Australian Junior Championships – March 14
- Perth Track Classic – March 16
- Queensland Track Classic – March 23
- Qantas Melbourne World Challenge – April 6
- 91st Australian Track and Field Championships (Sydney) – April 11
2013 Record Performances
- Australian Men’s Half Marathon Record – Collis Birmingham (VIC) 60:56
- Australian Men’s Indoor 1500m Record – Ryan Gregson (NSW) 3.39.20
- Australian Men’s Youth Hammer Throw Record – Matthew Denny (QLD) 79.26m
- Australian Men’s U/16 Hammer Throw Record – Ned Weatherly (VIC) 73.69m
2013 Australian Leaderboard
Click on the button below to see a full list of our best performed athletes in 2013:
2013 Australian Best Performances
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