Sergey Bubka

Athlete

Sergey Bubka

Olympic pole-vault champion and six-time world champion

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6 sourced records. Each exercise has a top recorded mark and its evidence. Check the date, age, effort and method before you compare.

Sergey Bubka 100 m

Sergey Bubka's recorded 100 m is 10.2 s. Source date: 2000. The effort is unknown. The source at worldathletics.org gives this mark. Source type: interview.

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Pole vaulter; recalled sprint and jump marks

Source quote and limits
“10.2”

Interview: Sergej Bubka — New Studies in Athletics 15:3/4, 2000, pp. 61–63

Bubka directly recalls this result on printed page 63. The exact feat date is unknown. Date uses the 2000 issue year printed on pages 61 and 63. The interview took place in November 1999, as stated on page 61. The time was hand-timed and has one decimal place.

  1. 2000

    • 100 m10.2 s

      Effort unknownPole vaulter; recalled sprint and jump marks

      Said in an interview, worldathletics.org2000

      Quote and details
      “10.2”

      Interview: Sergej Bubka — New Studies in Athletics 15:3/4, 2000, pp. 61–63

Sergey Bubka 60 m

Sergey Bubka's recorded 60 m is 6.3 s. Source date: 2000. The effort is unknown. The source at worldathletics.org gives this mark. Source type: interview.

Pole vaulter; recalled sprint and jump marks

Source quote and limits
“6.3 sec”

Interview: Sergej Bubka — New Studies in Athletics 15:3/4, 2000, pp. 61–63

Bubka directly recalls this result on printed page 63. The exact feat date is unknown. Date uses the 2000 issue year printed on pages 61 and 63. The interview took place in November 1999, as stated on page 61. The time was hand-timed and has one decimal place.

  1. 2000

    • 60 m6.3 s

      Effort unknownPole vaulter; recalled sprint and jump marks

      Said in an interview, worldathletics.org2000

      Quote and details
      “6.3 sec”

      Interview: Sergej Bubka — New Studies in Athletics 15:3/4, 2000, pp. 61–63

Sergey Bubka 40 m

Sergey Bubka's recorded 40 m is 4.4 s. Source date: 2000. The effort is unknown. The source at worldathletics.org gives this mark. Source type: interview.

Pole vaulter; recalled sprint and jump marks

Source quote and limits
“4.4 sec”

Interview: Sergej Bubka — New Studies in Athletics 15:3/4, 2000, pp. 61–63

Bubka directly recalls this result on printed page 63. The exact feat date is unknown. Date uses the 2000 issue year printed on pages 61 and 63. The interview took place in November 1999, as stated on page 61. The time was hand-timed and has one decimal place.

  1. 2000

    • 40 m4.4 s

      Effort unknownPole vaulter; recalled sprint and jump marks

      Said in an interview, worldathletics.org2000

      Quote and details
      “4.4 sec”

      Interview: Sergej Bubka — New Studies in Athletics 15:3/4, 2000, pp. 61–63

Sergey Bubka Long jump

Sergey Bubka's recorded Long jump is 310.2 in. Source date: 2000. The effort is unknown. The source at worldathletics.org gives this mark. Source type: interview.

Pole vaulter; recalled sprint and jump marks

Source quote and limits
“7.88 m”

Interview: Sergej Bubka — New Studies in Athletics 15:3/4, 2000, pp. 61–63

Bubka directly recalls this result on printed page 63. The exact feat date is unknown. Date uses the 2000 issue year printed on pages 61 and 63. The interview took place in November 1999, as stated on page 61. The source says long jump. The run-up for this mark is unstated; elsewhere he describes two- or three-step jumps as one test.

Long jump history. Methods and conditions can differ between records.
DateCompetition / season and methodValueUnitSource
2000Pole vaulter; recalled sprint and jump marksLong jump310.2inworldathletics.org
Evidence

Said in an interview; Effort unknown; source date 2000.

Interview: Sergej Bubka — New Studies in Athletics 15:3/4, 2000, pp. 61–63

Pole vaulter; recalled sprint and jump marks

“7.88 m”

Bubka directly recalls this result on printed page 63. The exact feat date is unknown. Date uses the 2000 issue year printed on pages 61 and 63. The interview took place in November 1999, as stated on page 61. The source says long jump. The run-up for this mark is unstated; elsewhere he describes two- or three-step jumps as one test.

Sergey Bubka High jump

Sergey Bubka's recorded High jump is 80.7 in. Source date: 2000. The effort is unknown. The source at worldathletics.org gives this mark. Source type: interview.

Pole vaulter; recalled sprint and jump marks

Source quote and limits
“2.05 m”

Interview: Sergej Bubka — New Studies in Athletics 15:3/4, 2000, pp. 61–63

Bubka directly recalls this result on printed page 63. The exact feat date is unknown. Date uses the 2000 issue year printed on pages 61 and 63. The interview took place in November 1999, as stated on page 61. This is a high-jump bar clearance.

High jump history. Methods and conditions can differ between records.
DateCompetition / season and methodValueUnitSource
2000Pole vaulter; recalled sprint and jump marksHigh jump80.7inworldathletics.org
Evidence

Said in an interview; Effort unknown; source date 2000.

Interview: Sergej Bubka — New Studies in Athletics 15:3/4, 2000, pp. 61–63

Pole vaulter; recalled sprint and jump marks

“2.05 m”

Bubka directly recalls this result on printed page 63. The exact feat date is unknown. Date uses the 2000 issue year printed on pages 61 and 63. The interview took place in November 1999, as stated on page 61. This is a high-jump bar clearance.

Sergey Bubka Three hops test

Sergey Bubka's recorded Three hops test is 10.00 m (32 ft 10 in). Source date: 2000. The effort is unknown. The source at worldathletics.org gives this mark. Source type: interview.

Pole vaulter; recalled sprint and jump marks

Source quote and limits
“10.00 m”

Interview: Sergej Bubka — New Studies in Athletics 15:3/4, 2000, pp. 61–63

Bubka directly recalls this result on printed page 63. The exact feat date is unknown. Date uses the 2000 issue year printed on pages 61 and 63. The interview took place in November 1999, as stated on page 61. The source names a three-hops test. It gives no further protocol.

  1. 2000

    • Three hops test10.00 m (32 ft 10 in)

      Effort unknownPole vaulter; recalled sprint and jump marks

      Said in an interview, worldathletics.org2000

      Quote and details
      “10.00 m”

      Interview: Sergej Bubka — New Studies in Athletics 15:3/4, 2000, pp. 61–63

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