National records in the 100 metres

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The following table is an overview of national records in the 100 metres .

Contents

Men's outdoor

Women's outdoor

Notes

  1. Benavide's repeated this time on 19 July 2008 at the same location. Because of unknown irregularities, neither has been ratified as national record.
  2. Tameka's record times of 2012 (she also ran 11.19 on June 11 with -0.3 wind speed) were rescinded after she admitted to doping in August 2012.
  3. While listed as a national record in their 2022 publication, [213] the World Athletics database does not include Matlhaku's results of 20 February 2022, lists 11.55 as her personal best, and denotes Sebele's time of 11.25 as Botswana's national record
  4. Ratified but later rescinded by World Athletics for an unknown irregularity
  5. Not ratified or later rescinded by Athletics Federation of Kyrgyz Republic for an unknown irregularity
  6. Danah Hussein tested positive after this race for two banned substances. [254]
  7. Indicated as Feraez's legal personal best at World Athletics, but her slower time of 2006 is listed as the national record by the Fédération Béninoise d'Athlétisme.
  8. Considered a legal run and personal best by World Athletics, but not recognized as a national record by the Fédération Algérienne d'Athlétisme
  9. Not ratified or later rescinded by both World Athletics and the Malaysia Athletics Federation for an unknown irregularity
  10. 1 2 3 4 Not accepted by World Athletics due to the absence of a wind reading, but ratified by the national athletics association as a national record
  11. Not ratified or later rescinded by World Athletics for an unknown irregularity
  12. Not accepted by World Athletics due to the absence of a wind reading, but listed by them as Bermuda's national record
  13. 1 2 Not ratified or later rescinded by the Armenian Athletic Federation

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  107. Elaine Thompson-Herah at World Athletics
  108. Julien Alfred at World Athletics
  109. Marie-Josée Ta Lou at World Athletics
  110. Christine Arron at World Athletics
  111. Irina Privalova at World Athletics
  112. Ivet Lalova-Collio at World Athletics
  113. Xuemei Li at World Athletics
  114. Blessing Okagbare at World Athletics
  115. Marlies Göhr at World Athletics
  116. Dafne Schippers at World Athletics
  117. Zhanna Pintusevich-Block at World Athletics
  118. Michelle-Lee Ahye at World Athletics
  119. Katerina Thanou at World Athletics
  120. Dina Asher-Smith at World Athletics
  121. Daryll Neita at World Athletics
  122. Chandra Sturrup at World Athletics
  123. Mujinga Kambundji at World Athletics
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  125. Rosângela Santos at World Athletics
  126. Yulia Nestsiarenka at World Athletics
  127. Ewa Kasprzyk at World Athletics
  128. Ewa Swoboda at World Athletics
  129. Gina Mariam Bass Bittaye at World Athletics
  130. Audrey Leduc at World Athletics
  131. Angella Taylor at World Athletics
  132. Zoe Hobbs at World Athletics
  133. Christine Mboma at World Athletics
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  136. Carina Horn at World Athletics
  137. Evette De Klerk at World Athletics
  138. Ángela Gabriela Tenorio at World Athletics
  139. Destiny Smith-Barnett at World Athletics
  140. Patrizia Van Der Weken at World Athletics
  141. Zaynab Dosso at World Athletics
  142. Bassant Hemida at World Athletics
  143. Ruddy Zang Milama at World Athletics
  144. Lyubov Perepelova at World Athletics
  145. Susanthika Jayasinghe at World Athletics
  146. Kim Gevaert at World Athletics
  147. Delphine Nkansa at World Athletics
  148. Edidiong Ofinome Odiong at World Athletics
  149. Sandra Myers at World Athletics
  150. Glory Alozie at World Athletics
  151. Diana Vaisman at World Athletics
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  158. Maya Azarashvili at World Athletics
  159. Cydonie Mothersill at World Athletics
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  220. Kristina Marie Knott at World Athletics
  221. Hermin Joseph at World Athletics
  222. Toea Wisil at World Athletics
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  224. Ionela Ţirlea-Manolache at World Athletics
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  228. Jelica Pavličić at World Athletics
  229. Gorete Semedo at World Athletics
  230. Laloa Ravaonirina at World Athletics
  231. Hanitriniaina Rakotondrabe at World Athletics
  232. Claudine Njarasoa at World Athletics
  233. Ida Karstoft at World Athletics
  234. Supavadee Khawpeag at World Athletics
  235. Jacent Nyamahunge at World Athletics
  236. Mildred Gamba at World Athletics
  237. Justine Bayiga at World Athletics
  238. Hamideh Esmaiel Nejad at World Athletics
  239. Kornelija Sinković at World Athletics
  240. Milana Tirnanić at World Athletics
  241. Vu Thi Huong at World Athletics
  242. Ksenija Balta at World Athletics
  243. Phumlile Ndzinisa at World Athletics
  244. Asimenye Simwaka at World Athletics
  245. Winnet Dube at World Athletics
  246. Yelena Bobrovskaya at World Athletics
  247. Kadiatou Camara at World Athletics
  248. Maria Victoria Woodward at World Athletics
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  250. Olga Conte at World Athletics
  251. Margaret Vanessa Barrie at World Athletics
  252. Ngozi Musa at World Athletics
  253. Fatmata Awolo at World Athletics
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  258. Assia Raziki at World Athletics
  259. Sharolyn Zulay Joseph Hamblet at World Athletics
  260. Kaina Martinez at World Athletics
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  262. Kadidiatou Traoré at World Athletics
  263. Mazoon Al Alawi at World Athletics
  264. Young-Sook Lee at World Athletics
  265. Jin You at World Athletics
  266. Fabienne Feraez at World Athletics
  267. Selena Mariel Arjona at World Athletics
  268. Yasmin Louise Woodruff at World Athletics
  269. Baya Rahouli at World Athletics
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