1991 Asian Athletics Championships

1991 Asian Championships
Dates	October 19–23
Host city	Kuala Lampur, Malaysia
Venue	Stadium Merdeka
Participation	at least 17 nations
← New Delhi 1989 Manila 1993 →

The ninth Asian Championships in Athletics were held in 1991 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Medal summary

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: 0.0 m/s)	Talal Mansour   Qatar	10.29	Chen Wenzhong  China	10.45	Khalid Jouma Ibrahim   Bahrain	10.56
200 metres (wind: -1.3 m/s)	Zhao Cunlin  China	20.75	Ibrahim Ismail Muftah   Qatar	20.96	Hiroki Fuwa  Japan	21.00
400 metres	Ibrahim Ismail Muftah   Qatar	45.66	Aktawat Sakoolchan   Thailand	46.52	Koji Ito  Japan	46.64
800 metres	Lee Jin-il   South Korea	1:51.42	Nadir Khan   Pakistan	1:51.68	Ismail Yousef   Qatar	1:51.70
1500 metres	Mohammed Sulaiman   Qatar	3:42.64	Kim Bong-yu [nb1]   South Korea	3:45.01	Nadir Khan   Pakistan	3:46.47
5000 metres	Mohammed Sulaiman   Qatar	14:03.35	Ahmed Ibrahim Warsama   Qatar	14:04.45	Wang Helin  China	14:04.68
10,000 metres	Hwang Young-Jo   South Korea	29:50.37	Wang Helin  China	29:57.26	Kim Jae-Ryong   South Korea	30:05.48
3000 metre steeplechase	Hamid Sajjadi   Iran	8:33.89	Gao Shuhei  China	8:34.32	Saleh Mohammed Habib   Syria	8:34.66 (NR)
110 metres hurdles (wind: -1.4 m/s)	Nur Herman Majid   Malaysia	14.04	Zheng Jinsuo  China	14.05	Toshihiko Iwasaki  Japan	14.18
400 metres hurdles	Yoshihiko Saito  Japan	50.46	Ghulam Abbas   Pakistan	50.77	Zid Abou Hamed   Syria	51.15
4 × 100 metre relay	China Zhang Hong Zhao Cunlin Chen Wenzhong Zheng Chen	39.20	Thailand Seaksarn Boonrat Niti Piyapan Pongsak Wacharakupt Visut Watanasin	39.26	Japan Koji Ito Masahito Horiuchi Tetsuya Yamashita Hiroki Fuwa	39.74
4 × 400 metre relay	Japan Hidekazu Katsuki Yoshihiko Saito Masayoshi Kan Koji Ito	3:05.22	Thailand Yuttana Thonglek Anucha Santirangsimant Sarapong Kumsup Aktawat Sakoolchan	3:05.81	Malaysia Azhar Hashim Vellabouy Samson Mohamed Yazid Parlan Nordin Mohamed Jadi	3:06.64 NR
20 kilometre road walk	Bu Lintang  China	1:31:36	Hideharu Fuchida  Japan	1:34:02	Suchá Singh  India	1:37:01
High jump	Lee Jin-Taek   South Korea	2.22	Shigeki Toyoshima  Japan	2.19	Phaitoon Hearnthong   Thailand	2.16
Pole vault	Hideyuki Takei  Japan	5.25	Ge Yun  China	5.10	Ku Chin-shui   Chinese Taipei	5.10
Long jump	Chen Zunrong  China	8.10	Masaki Morinaga  Japan	8.02	Nai Hui-Fang   Chinese Taipei	7.85
Triple jump	Chen Yanping  China	17.22	Zou Sixin  China	16.95	Marzouk Abdullah Al-Yoha   Kuwait	16.48
Shot put	Cheng Shaobo  China	18.11	Bilal Saad Mubarak   Qatar	17.78	Yuji Okano  Japan	17.65
Discus throw	Yu Wenge  China	62.20	Shakti Singh  India	53.26	Yuji Yamazaki  Japan	51.76
Hammer throw	Bi Zhong  China	69.90	Nobuhiro Todoroki  Japan	64.56	Waleed Al-Bekheet   Kuwait	60.74
Javelin throw	Zhang Lianbiao  China	81.52	Masami Yoshida  Japan	80.44	Kim Ki-Hoon   South Korea	76.32
Decathlon	Gong Guohua  China	7652	Cai Min  China	7573	Katsuhiko Matsuda  Japan	7364

• ^nb1 Some English-language sources, such as GBR Athletics, ^[1] erroneously state that Kim Bok-joo was 1991 Asian Championships runner-up in the men's 1500 m. Contemporary English and Korean sources indicate it was his similarly-named teammate Kim Bong-yu who achieved these feats. ^[2]

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: -2.1 m/s)	Tian Yumei  China	11.54	Pei Fang  China	11.62	Wang Huei-Chen   Chinese Taipei	11.69
200 metres (wind: -2.0 m/s)	Chen Zhaojing  China	23.39	Wang Huei-Chen   Chinese Taipei	23.44	Xiao Yehua  China	23.48
400 metres	Shiny Wilson  India	53.46	Josephine Mary Singarayar   Malaysia	53.50	Kalawati "Kutty" Saramma  India	53.51
800 metres	Qu Yunxia  China	2:04.65	Shiny Wilson  India	2:05.18	Yumiko Tokuda  Japan	2:05.48
1500 metres	Qu Yunxia  China	4:26.01	Khin Khin Htwe   Myanmar	4:26.08	Kim Song-Hwa   North Korea	4:27.15
3000 metres	Zhong Huandi  China	9:10.27	Molly Chacko  India	9:14.07	Khin Khin Htwe   Myanmar	9:19.36
10,000 metres	Zhong Huandi  China	33:42.77	Lukose Leelamma  India	35:38.90	Marija Suryati   Indonesia	38:00.33
100 metres hurdles (wind: +0.5 m/s)	Zhang Yu  China	13.37	Naomi Jojima  Japan	13.63	Kim Sun-Jin   South Korea	13.77
400 metres hurdles	Huang Yanhong  China	57.29	Reawadee Srithoa   Thailand	57.35	Junko Hasegawa  Japan	59.37
4 × 100 metres relay	China Pei Fang Tian Yumei Chen Zhaojing Xiao Yehua	43.41 CR	Thailand Wanna Popirom Reawadee Watanasin Ratjai Sripet Pronpim Srisurat	44.86	Japan Kaori Yoshida Kazue Kakinuma Toshie Kitada Ayako Nomura	45.25
4 × 400 metres relay	India Shiny Abraham-Wilson Dhana Laksmi Kutty Saramma Ashwini Nachappa	3:33.50	China Chen Zhaojing Huang Yanhong Qu Yunxia Pei Fang	3:36.71	Thailand Noodang Phimphoo Sukanya Sang-nguen Saleerat Srimek Reawadee Srithoa	3:37.52
10,000 metre track walk	Li Jingxue  China	49:14.82	Tomoko Uchida  Japan	49:40.18	Ma Kyin Lwan   Myanmar	51:27.72
High jump	Yoko Ota  Japan	1.83	Lin Suh-Chi   Chinese Taipei	1.83	Jaruwan Jenjudkarn   Thailand	1.80
Long jump	Li Yong-Ae   North Korea	6.79 (NR)	Liu Shuzhen  China	6.66	Hiroko Okumura  Japan	6.29
Shot put	Huang Zhihong  China	17.51	Min Chunfeng  China	16.91	Aya Suzuki  Japan	15.22
Discus throw	Min Chunfeng  China	61.74	Aye Aye Nwe   Myanmar	48.48	Chu Hsui-Chen   Chinese Taipei	43.80
Javelin throw	Xu Demei  China	59.84	Lee Young-Sun   South Korea	55.06	Vijita P. Amarasekara   Sri Lanka	50.90
Heptathlon	Zhu Yuqing  China	6231	Ghada Shouaa   Syria	5425	Wang Shu-Hwa   Chinese Taipei	5388

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Malaysia)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	China  (CHN)	24	11	2	37
2	Japan  (JPN)	4	7	12	23
3	Qatar  (QAT)	4	3	1	8
4	South Korea  (KOR)	3	2	3	8
5	India  (IND)	2	4	2	8
6	Malaysia  (MAS)*	1	1	1	3
7	North Korea  (PRK)	1	0	1	2
8	Iran  (IRN)	1	0	0	1
9	Thailand  (THA)	0	5	3	8
10	Chinese Taipei  (TPE)	0	2	5	7
11	Myanmar  (MYA)	0	2	2	4
12	Pakistan  (PAK)	0	2	1	3
13	Syria  (SYR)	0	1	2	3
14	Kuwait  (KUW)	0	0	2	2
15	Bahrain  (BHR)	0	0	1	1
	Indonesia  (INA)	0	0	1	1
	Sri Lanka  (SRI)	0	0	1	1
Totals (17 entries)		40	40	40	120

See also

• 1991 in athletics (track and field)

References

1. Asian Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved 2020-03-29.
2. "金奉猷 1,500m 銀그쳐". The Dong-a Ilbo. 23 October 1991.

External links

• GBR Athletics