2022 World Athletics Championships – Men's 35 kilometres walk

Men's 35 kilometres walk at the 2022 World Championships
Venue	Hayward Field
Dates	24 July
Competitors	52 from 28 nations
Winning time	2:23:14
Medalists
Massimo Stano    Italy   Masatora Kawano    Japan   Perseus Karlström    Sweden
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The men's 35 kilometres walk at the 2022 World Athletics Championships was held at the Hayward Field in Eugene on 24 July 2022. ^[1]

Records

Before the competition records were as follows: ^[2]

Record	Athlete & Nat.	Perf.	Location	Date
World record	world records will be recognised after 1 January 2023
Championship record	new event
World Leading	Masatora Kawano  (JPN)	2:26:40	Wajima, Japan	17 April 2022
African Record	Wayne Snyman  (RSA)	2:32:52	Cape Town, South Africa	15 January 2022
Asian Record	Masatora Kawano  (JPN)	2:26:40	Wajima, Japan	17 April 2022
North, Central American and Caribbean record	José Luis Doctor  (MEX)	2:29:24	Dudince, Slovakia	23 April 2022
South American Record	José Leonardo Montaña  (COL)	2:30:46	Dudince, Slovakia	23 April 2022
European Record	Target performance	2:24:00
Oceanian record	No ratified record

Qualification standard

The standard to qualify automatically for entry was 2:33:00 or 3:50:00 over 50 kilometres. ^[3]

Schedule

The event schedule, in local time (UTC−7), was as follows:

Date	Time	Round
24 July	06:15	Final

Results

The event was started at 06:15. ^[4]

Rank	Name	Nationality	Time	Cards	Notes
	Massimo Stano	Italy  (ITA)	2:23:14		CR, ER [5]
	Masatora Kawano	Japan  (JPN)	2:23:15		AR
	Perseus Karlström	Sweden  (SWE)	2:23:44		PB
4	Brian Pintado	Ecuador  (ECU)	2:24:37		AR
5	He Xianghong	China  (CHN)	2:24:45	~	NR
6	Evan Dunfee	Canada  (CAN)	2:25:02		AR
7	Caio Bonfim	Brazil  (BRA)	2:25:14		NR
8	Éider Arévalo	Colombia  (COL)	2:25:21		NR
9	Tomohiro Noda	Japan  (JPN)	2:25:29	~	PB
10	Miguel Ángel López	Spain  (ESP)	2:25:58		NR
11	Ricardo Ortíz	Mexico  (MEX)	2:27:11		NR
12	Ever Palma	Mexico  (MEX)	2:27:55		PB
13	Aleksi Ojala	Finland  (FIN)	2:28:22	~ >	NR
14	Aurélien Quinion	France  (FRA)	2:28:46	~	NR
15	Zhaxi Yangben	China  (CHN)	2:28:56		PB
16	César Rodríguez	Peru  (PER)	2:29:24	~	NR
17	Xu Hao	China  (CHN)	2:29:55	~	PB
18	Rhydian Cowley	Australia  (AUS)	2:30:34	>	NR
19	Dawid Tomala	Poland  (POL)	2:30:47	> >	PB
20	Wayne Snyman	South Africa  (RSA)	2:31:15		AR
21	Miroslav Úradník	Slovakia  (SVK)	2:31:16		PB
22	José Luis Doctor	Mexico  (MEX)	2:32:43	~ ~ ~ PZ210
23	Vít Hlaváč	Czech Republic  (CZE)	2:32:50		NR
24	Andrés Chocho	Ecuador  (ECU)	2:33:28
25	Brendan Boyce	Ireland  (IRL)	2:33:31	> >	SB
26	Daisuke Matsunaga	Japan  (JPN)	2:33:56	>
27	Marius Žiūkas	Lithuania  (LTU)	2:34:16	> >	NR
28	Diego Pinzón	Colombia  (COL)	2:34:26		PB
29	Alexandros Papamichail	Greece  (GRE)	2:34:48	~	NR
30	Érick Barrondo	Guatemala  (GUA)	2:35:01
31	Dominik Černý	Slovakia  (SVK)	2:35:39	>	PB
32	Álvaro López	Spain  (ESP)	2:36:20
33	Arturas Mastianica	Lithuania  (LTU)	2:36:25		PB
34	Karl Junghannß	Germany  (GER)	2:38:50	>
35	Georgiy Sheiko	Kazakhstan  (KAZ)	2:39:47	>
36	Nick Christie	United States  (USA)	2:41:08		SB
37	Arnis Rumbenieks	Latvia  (LAT)	2:42:47
38	Marius Iulian Cocioran	Romania  (ROM)	2:43:27	>
39	Rui Coelho	Portugal  (POR)	2:44:55		SB
40	Carl Dohmann	Germany  (GER)	2:45:44
	Jhonatan Amores	Ecuador  (ECU)			DNF
	Carl Gibbons	Australia  (AUS)			DNF
	Luis Henry Campos	Peru  (PER)		> ~ ~ PZ210	DNF
	José Leonardo Montaña	Colombia  (COL)			DNF
	João Vieira	Portugal  (POR)			DNF
	Andrea Agrusti	Italy  (ITA)		> > > >	DQ
	Artur Brzozowski	Poland  (POL)		~ > > >	DQ
	Aku Partanen	Finland  (FIN)		~ ~ ~ >	DQ
	Luis Ángel Sánchez	Guatemala  (GUA)		~ ~ ~ >	DQ
	Marc Tur	Spain  (ESP)		> > > >	DQ

References

1. Timetable
2. "35 Kilometres Walk Men − Records". IAAF . Retrieved 9 July 2022.
3. "Competitions Entry Standards 2022 – IAAF World Championships – PDF title, Qualification Standards for the IAAF World Athletics Championships Oregon 2022" (PDF). iaaf.org. 9 July 2022.
4. Results
5. As this performance was better than the target of 2:24:00, fixed by EAA, his time has been considered as the first European record of the event.