2006 in hammer throw

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This page lists the World Best Year Performance in the year 2006 in both the men's and the women's hammer throw . One of the main event during this season were the 2006 European Athletics Championships in Gothenburg, Sweden, where the final of the men's competition was held on Saturday August 12, 2006. The women had their final four days earlier, on Tuesday August 8, 2006.

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Men

Records

Standing records prior to the 2006 season in track and field
World Record Flag of the Soviet Union.svg  Yuriy Sedykh  (URS)86.74 m August 30, 1986 Flag of Germany.svg Stuttgart, West Germany

2006 World Year Ranking

RankMarkAthleteVenueDateNote
182.95 mFlag of Belarus.svg  Vadim Devyatovski  (BLR) Stayki, Belarus 22.07.2006
282.45 mFlag of Hungary.svg  Krisztián Pars  (HUN) Celje, Slovenia 13.09.2006PB
382.31 mFlag of Poland.svg  Szymon Ziółkowski  (POL) Nikiti, Greece15.07.2006
482.01 mFlag of Japan.svg  Koji Murofushi  (JPN) Athens, Greece 16.09.2006
581.49 mFlag of Belarus.svg  Valeriy Sviatokha  (BLR) Brest, Belarus 27.05.2006PB
681.12 mFlag of Belarus.svg  Ivan Tikhon  (BLR) Stuttgart, Germany 10.09.2006
781.10 mFlag of Germany.svg  Markus Esser  (GER) Leverkusen, Germany28.07.2006PB
880.84 mFlag of Finland.svg  Olli-Pekka Karjalainen  (FIN) Göteborg, Sweden12.08.2006
980.82 mFlag of Germany.svg  Karsten Kobs  (GER) Cercy-la-Tour, France18.06.2006
1080.54 mFlag of Belarus.svg  Andrey Vorontsov  (BLR) Stayki, Belarus 23.06.2006
1180.38 mFlag of Slovenia.svg  Primož Kozmus  (SLO) Thessaloniki, Greece 17.06.2006
1279.80 mFlag of Turkey.svg  Eşref Apak  (TUR) Ankara, Turkey 11.06.2006
1378.80 mFlag of Belarus.svg  Aleksandr Vashchyla  (BLR) Stayki, Belarus 22.07.2006
1478.71 mFlag of Ukraine.svg  Andriy Skvaruk  (UKR) Málaga, Spain 28.06.2006
1578.62 mFlag of Belarus.svg  Pavel Kryvitski  (BLR) Brest, Belarus 06.07.2006PB
1678.54 mFlag of Russia.svg  Vadim Khersontsev  (RUS) Tel Aviv, Israel 19.03.2006
1778.54 mFlag of Belarus.svg  Aliaksandr Kazulka  (BLR) Brest, Belarus 06.07.2006PB
1878.52 mFlag of the United States.svg  A.G. Kruger  (USA) Walnut, United States 15.04.2006
1978.25 mFlag of Slovakia.svg  Miloslav Konopka  (SVK) Albertville, Canada12.07.2006
2078.23 mFlag of Russia.svg  Ilya Konovalov  (RUS) Tula, Russia 15.07.2006
2178.18 mFlag of Russia.svg  Aleksey Zagornyi  (RUS) Moscow, Russia 31.05.2006
2278.04 mFlag of Slovakia.svg  Libor Charfreitag  (SVK) Banská Bystrica, Slovakia 17.06.2006
2377.92 mFlag of Belarus.svg  Dzmitry Shako  (BLR) Stayki, Belarus 22.07.2006
2477.91 mFlag of the Czech Republic.svg  Lukáš Melich  (CZE) Prague, Czech Republic 05.06.2006
2577.66 mFlag of Italy.svg  Marco Lingua  (ITA) Savona, Italy 11.05.2006

Women

Records

Standing records prior to the 2006 season in track and field
World Record Flag of Russia.svg  Tatyana Lysenko  (RUS)77.06 m July 15, 2005 Flag of Russia.svg Moscow, Russia
Standing records after the 2006 season in track and field
World Record Flag of Russia.svg  Gulfiya Khanafeyeva  (RUS)77.26 m June 12, 2006 Flag of Russia.svg Tula, Russia
World Record Flag of Russia.svg  Tatyana Lysenko  (RUS)77.41 m June 24, 2006 Flag of Russia.svg Zhukovskiy, Russia
World Record Flag of Russia.svg  Tatyana Lysenko  (RUS)77.80 m August 15, 2006 Flag of Estonia.svg Tallinn, Estonia

2006 World Year Ranking

RankMarkAthleteVenueDateNote
177.80 mFlag of Russia.svg  Tatyana Lysenko  (RUS) Tallinn, Estonia 15.08.2006 WR
277.26 mFlag of Russia.svg  Gulfiya Khanafeyeva  (RUS) Tula, Russia 12.06.2006 WR
376.86 mFlag of Belarus.svg  Aksana Miankova  (BLR) Stayki, Belarus 23.06.2006PB
476.63 mFlag of Russia.svg  Yekaterina Khoroshikh  (RUS) Zhukovskiy, Russia24.06.2006PB
576.55 mFlag of Germany.svg  Betty Heidler  (GER) Leverkusen, Germany28.07.2006
675.29 mFlag of Poland.svg  Kamila Skolimowska  (POL) Athens, Greece 17.09.2006
775.07 mFlag of Russia.svg  Yelena Konevtseva  (RUS) Zhukovskiy, Russia24.06.2006PB
874.69 mFlag of Cuba.svg  Yipsi Moreno  (CUB) Ostrava, Czech Republic 29.05.2006
974.54 mFlag of Belarus.svg  Olga Tsander  (BLR) Ostrava, Czech Republic 29.05.2006
1074.31 mFlag of Ukraine.svg  Iryna Sekachova  (UKR) Kyiv, Ukraine 22.07.2006
1174.15 mFlag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Zhang Wenxiu  (CHN) Doha, Qatar 08.12.2006
1273.84 mFlag of Slovakia.svg  Martina Hrasnová  (SVK) Trnava, Slovakia 01.07.2006
1372.75 mFlag of Belarus.svg  Maryia Smaliachkova  (BLR) Stayki, Belarus 22.07.2006
1472.13 mFlag of France.svg  Manuela Montebrun  (FRA) Nice, France 23.04.2006
1572.11 mFlag of Italy.svg  Ester Balassini  (ITA) Ascoli Piceno, Italy05.03.2006
1672.01 mFlag of Argentina.svg  Jennifer Dahlgren  (ARG) Greensboro, North Carolina, United States27.05.2006
1771.98 mFlag of Italy.svg  Clarissa Claretti  (ITA) Ascoli Piceno, Italy05.03.2006
1871.92 mFlag of Cuba.svg  Yunaika Crawford  (CUB) Havana, Cuba 25.03.2006
1971.67 mFlag of Germany.svg  Kathrin Klaas  (GER) Schönebeck, Germany16.06.2006
2071.38 mFlag of France.svg  Amélie Perrin  (FRA) Sotteville-les-Rouen, France02.07.2006PB
2171.34 mFlag of Croatia.svg  Ivana Brkljacic  (CRO) Varaždin, Croatia 01.07.2006
2271.20 mFlag of the United States.svg  Erin Gilreath  (USA) Clermont, Florida, United States02.07.2006
2370.78 mFlag of the United States.svg  Jessica Cosby  (USA) Indianapolis, United States23.06.2006
2470.72 mFlag of Australia (converted).svg  Brooke Billett  (AUS) Sydney, Australia05.02.2006PB
2570.68 mFlag of Romania.svg  Mihaela Melinte  (ROM) Bucharest, Romania10.06.2006

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