Men's 5000 metres European record progression

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The following table shows the European record progression in the men's 5000 metres running event, as ratified by the EAA. [1] [2]

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TimeAthleteNationalityVenueDate
14:36.6 Hannes Kolehmainen Flag of Finland.svg  Finland Stockholm, Sweden July 10, 1912
14:35.4 (a) Paavo Nurmi Flag of Finland.svg  Finland Stockholm, Sweden September 12, 1922
14:28.2 Paavo Nurmi Flag of Finland.svg  Finland Helsinki, Finland June 19, 1924
14:17.0 (b) Lauri Lehtinen Flag of Finland.svg  Finland Helsinki, Finland June 19, 1932
14:08.8 Taisto Mäki Flag of Finland.svg  Finland Helsinki, Finland June 16, 1939
13:58.2 (c) Gunder Hägg Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden Gothenburg, Sweden September 20, 1942
13:57.2 Emil Zátopek Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czechoslovakia Paris, France May 30, 1954
13:56.6 Vladimir Kuts Flag of the USSR (1936-1955).svg  Soviet Union Bern, Switzerland August 29, 1954
13:51.6 Christopher Chataway Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom London, England October 13, 1954
13:51.2 Vladimir Kuts Flag of the USSR (1936-1955).svg  Soviet Union Prague, Czechoslovakia October 23, 1954
13:50.8 Sándor Iharos Flag of Hungary (1949-1956; 1-2 aspect ratio).svg  Hungary Budapest, Hungary September 10, 1955
13:46.8 Vladimir Kuts Flag of the Soviet Union.svg  Soviet Union Belgrade, Yugoslavia September 18, 1955
13:40.6 Sándor Iharos Flag of Hungary (1949-1956; 1-2 aspect ratio).svg  Hungary Budapest, Hungary October 23, 1955
13:36.8 Gordon Pirie Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom Bergen, Norway June 19, 1956
13:35.0 Vladimir Kuts Flag of the Soviet Union.svg  Soviet Union Rome, Italy October 13, 1957
13:34.4 Michel Jazy Flag of France.svg  France Lorient, France June 6, 1965
13:29.0 Michel Jazy Flag of France.svg  France Paris, France June 11, 1965
13:27.6 Michel Jazy Flag of France.svg  France Helsinki, Finland June 30, 1965
13:24.8 Harald Norpoth Flag of Germany.svg  West Germany Cologne, West Germany September 7, 1966
13:22.8 Ian Stewart Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom Edinburgh, Scotland July 25, 1970
13:22.2 David Bedford Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom Edinburgh, Scotland June 12, 1971
13:17.2 (d) David Bedford Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom London, England July 14, 1972
13:16.4 (e) Lasse Virén Flag of Finland.svg  Finland Helsinki, FinlandSeptember 14, 1972
13:13.0 Emiel Puttemans Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium Brussels, Belgium September 20, 1972

(a) Timed at 14:35.3 but rounded for record ratification
(b) Timed at 14:16.9 but rounded for record ratification
(c) Timed at 13:58.1 but rounded for record ratification
(d) Timed at 13:17.21 but rounded for record ratification
(e) Timed at 13:16.3 but rounded for record ratification

Automatic timing

Ratified
Not ratified
Ratified but later rescinded
Pending ratification
TimeAthleteNationalityVenueDate
13:10.40 Hansjörg Kunze Flag of East Germany.svg  East Germany Rieti, Italy September 9, 1981
13:00.41 David Moorcroft Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom Oslo, Norway July 7, 1982
12:54.70 Dieter Baumann Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Zürich, Switzerland August 13, 1997
12:49.71 Mohammed Mourhit Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium Brussels, Belgium August 26, 2000
12:48.45 Jakob Ingebrigtsen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway Florence, Italy June 10, 2021
12:45.01 Mohamed Katir Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Fontvieille, Monaco July 21, 2023

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