List of 200 metres national champions (men)

Last updated August 15, 2023

Below a list of all national champions in the men's 200 metres in track and field from several countries since 1970.

Argentina

1970: Andrés Calonge
1971: Pedro Bassart
1972: José Pérez Ferrería
1973: Carlos Bertotti
1974: Alfredo Milano
1975: Gustavo Dubarbier
1976: Gustavo Dubarbier
1977: Gustavo Dubarbier
1978: Carlos Gambetta
1979: Carlos Gambetta
1980: Eduardo Oscar de Brito
1981: Nicolás Duncan Glass
1982: Ernesto Braun
1983: Alfredo Muro
1984: Oscar Barrionuevo
1985: Oscar Barrionuevo
1986: Gerardo Meinardi
1987: Gabriel Somma
1988: Claudio Arcas
1989: Carlos Gats
1990: Alejandro Terzián
1991: José María Beduino
1992: Carlos Gats
1993: Carlos Gats
1994: Carlos Gats
1995: Guillermo Cacían
1996: Guillermo Cacían
1997: Carlos Gats
1998: Damián Spector
1999: Matías Fayos
2000: Nicolás Arias Duval
2001: Matías Fayos
2002: Matías Usandivaras
2003: Matías Usandivaras
2004: Matías Usandivaras
2005: Iván Altamirano
2006: Iván Altamirano

Australia

Bahamas

Belarus

1992: Sergey Kornelyuk
1993: Leonid Safronnikov
1994: Leonid Safronnikov
1995: Sergey Kornelyuk
1996: Leonid Safronnikov
1997: Andrey Gavrilenko (UKR)
1998: Dmitriy Kotenkov
1999: Aleksandr Slyunkov
2000: ???
2001: Aleksandr Slyunkov
2002: Vitaliy Chechetko
2003: Maksim Pisunov
2004: Maksim Sidorenko
2005: Maksim Pisunov
2006: Maksim Pisunov

Belgium

Brazil

Canada

Denmark

1970: Søren Viggo Pedersen
1971: Søren Viggo Pedersen
1972: Søren Viggo Pedersen
1973: Søren Viggo Pedersen
1974: Søren Viggo Pedersen
1975: Jens Hansen
1976: Ole Lysholt
1977: Jens Hansen
1978: Frank Foli-Andersen
1979: Jens Smedegård (Hansen)
1980: ???
1981: Jesper Carlsen
1982: ???
1983: Lars Pedersen
1984: Peter Regli
1985: Lars Pedersen
1986: Lars Pedersen
1987: Morten Kjems
1988: Lars Pedersen
1989: Lars Pedersen
1990: Miels Ole Lindberg
1991: Lars Pedersen
1992: Lars Pedersen
1993: Lars Pedersen
1994: Lars Pedersen
1995: Claus Hirsbro
1996: Claus Hirsbro
1997: Christian Trajkovski
1998: Thomas Grønnemark
1999: Christian Trajkovski
2000: Christian Birk
2001: Christian Birk
2002: Morten Jensen
2003: Mads Bangsø
2004: Morten Jensen
2005: Mads Bangsø
2006: Morten Jensen

Estonia

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1918*: Johannes Villemson
1919*: Johannes Villemson
1920: Reinhold Saulmann
1921: Konstantin Pereversin
1922: Konstantin Pereversin
1923: Konstantin Pereversin
1924: Konstantin Pereversin
1925: Reinhold Kesküll
1926: Elmar Rähn
1927: Julius Tiisfeldt
1928: Edgar Labent
1929: Edgar Labent
1930: Valter Korol
1931: Valter Rattus
1932: Nikolai Küttis
1933: Rudolf Tomson
1934: Rudolf Tomson
1935: Ruudi Toomsalu
1936: Ruudi Toomsalu
1937: Ruudi Toomsalu
1938: Valter Kalam
1939: Valter Kalam
1940: Eduard Nurk
1941: -
1942: Konstantin Ivanov
1943: Konstantin Ivanov
1944: Heino Koik
1945: Aleksander Sirel
1946: Georg Gilde
1947: Georg Gilde
1948: Georg Gilde
1949: Endel Küllik
1950: Georg Gilde
1951: Georg Gilde
1952: Georg Gilde
1953: Ülo Laaspere
1954: Heino Heinlo
1955: Ursel Teedemaa
1956: Ülo Laaspere
1957: Heino Heinlo
1958: Toomas Kitsing
1959: Uno Kiiroja
1960: Eino Ojastu
1961: Kalju Jurkatamm
1962: Enno Akkel
1963: Toomas Kitsing
1964: Kalju Jurkatamm
1965: Kalju Kikamägi
1966: Kalju Jurkatamm
1967: Boris Nugis
1968: Kalju Kikamägi
1969: Viktor Kirilenko
1970: Avo Oja
1971: Ennu Laasner
1972: Rein Tõru
1973: Andres Luka
1974: Vladimir Ivaštšenko
1975: Gennadi Organov
1976: Ramon Lindal
1977: Jevgeni Jessin
1978: Gennadi Organov
1979: Gennadi Organov
1980: Ramon Lindal
1981: Mihhail Urjadnikov
1982: Ramon Lindal
1983: Mihhail Urjadnikov
1984: Mihhail Urjadnikov
1985: Andrus Möll
1986: Andrus Möll
1987: Andrus Möll
1988: Enn Lilienthal
1989: Enn Lilienthal
1990: Enn Lilienthal
1991: Andrei Morozov
1992: Rainis Jaansoo
1993: Andrei Morozov
1994: Andrus Hämelane
1995: Andrus Hämelane
1996: Rainis Jaansoo
1997: Rainis Jaansoo
1998: Urmet Uusorg
1999: Mait Lind
2000: Maidu Laht
2001: Martin Vihmann
2002: Martin Vihmann
2003: Henri Sool
2004: Martin Vihmann
2005: Martin Vihmann
2006: Marek Niit
2007: Taavi Liiv
2008: Henri Sool
2009: Marek Niit
2010: Richard Pulst
2011: Marek Niit
2012: Marek Niit
2013: Marek Niit
2014: Marek Niit
2015: Markus Ellisaar
2016: Timo Tiismaa
2017: Marek Niit
2018: Tony Nõu
2019: Ken-Mark Minkovski
2020: Henri Sai
2021: Henri Sai
2022: Karl Erik Nazarov

* unofficial championships

Finland

France

Germany

East Germany

West Germany

Unified Germany

Great Britain

India

1988: Anand Shetty
1989: Arjun Devaiah
1990: Arjun Devaiah
1991: Selvaraj Roberts
1992: Anand Natarajan
1993: Anand Natarajan
1994: Salaam Gariba (GHA)
1995: ???
1996: Amit Khanna
1997: ???
1998: Ajay Raj Singh
1999: Anil Kumar
2000: Clifford Joshua
2001: Anil Kumar
2002: Anand Menezes
2003: Piyush Kumar
2004: Anil Kumar
2005: Alaguvel Arvind

Italy

Jamaica

Japan

The information taken from JAAF website.^[2]

Latvia

Lithuania

1990 : Eimantas Skrabulis
1991: Kastytis Klimas
1992: Kastytis Klimas
1993: Vaidas Rabikas
1994: Andrius Vinslovas
1995: Saulius Urbutis
1996: Saulius Slavinskas
1997: Saulius Slavinskas
1998: Donatas Jakševicius
1999: Jonas Motiejûnas
2000 : Jonas Motiejûnas
2001 : Vytaulas Kancleris
2002 : Stanislav Michno
2003 : Raimondas Turla
2004 : Raimondas Turla
2005 : Raimondas Turla
2006 : Rytis Sakalauskas
2007 : Martynas Jurgilas
2008 : Žilvinas Adomavičius
2009 : Žilvinas Adomavičius
2010 : Aivaras Pranckevičius

Netherlands

New Zealand

Nigeria

Norway

Poland

Portugal

Russia

South Africa

Spain

Spanish 200-metre national champions are given below.^[3]

Sweden

Trinidad and Tobago

Ukraine

United States

References

↑ "EESTI MEISTRIVÕISTLUSTE KOLM PAREMAT" [Estonian Championships top3](PDF). Estonian Athletic Association (in Estonian). Retrieved 2022-06-29.
↑ National Champions and Records (過去の優勝者・記録) Archived 2012-12-19 at archive.today (in Japanese). Japan Association of Athletics Federations. Retrieved 14 June 2012.
↑ Historial de campeones en el Campeonato de España al aire libre.
↑ See USA Outdoor Track & Field Champions Archived 2011-06-10 at the Wayback Machine

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[1] "EESTI MEISTRIVÕISTLUSTE KOLM PAREMAT" [Estonian Championships top3](PDF). Estonian Athletic Association (in Estonian). Retrieved 2022-06-29.

[2] National Champions and Records (過去の優勝者・記録) Archived 2012-12-19 at archive.today (in Japanese). Japan Association of Athletics Federations. Retrieved 14 June 2012.

[3] Historial de campeones en el Campeonato de España al aire libre.

[4] See USA Outdoor Track & Field Champions Archived 2011-06-10 at the Wayback Machine

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