1986 AAA Championships

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The 1986 AAA Championships sponsored by (Kodak) was the 1986 edition of the annual outdoor track and field competition organised by the Amateur Athletic Association (AAA). It was held from 20 to 21 June 1986 at the Alexander Stadium in Birmingham, England.[1][2]

Dates20–21 June 1986
Host cityBirmingham, England
LevelSenior
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1986 AAA Championships
Dates20–21 June 1986
Host cityBirmingham, England
VenueAlexander Stadium
LevelSenior
TypeOutdoor
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Summary

The Championships covered two days of competition.

The 1986 London Marathon determined the marathon champion and the decathlon was held in Wrexham from 20 to 21 June 1986. The 3,000 metres walk was held for the last time.

A new javelin weight and design was introduced with the purpose of reducing the distances thrown by athletes for safety reasons and reducing the instances of the javelin landing flat.[3][4]

Results

John Regis won the first of his six titles

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100m Linford Christie10.22 Mike McFarlane10.26 Daley Thompson10.34
200m John Regis20.41 Todd Bennett20.50 Linford Christie20.51
400m Australia Darren Clark44.94 Roger Black45.16 Kriss Akabusi46.08
800m Steve Cram1:46.15 Peter Elliott1:46.67 David Sharpe1:46.81
1,500m John Gladwin3:35.93 Steve Crabb3:38.04 Paul Larkins3:38.19
5,000m Tim Hutchings13:25.03 Jack Buckner13:26.08 Czechoslovakia Petr Klimeš13:31.54
10,000m Jon Solly27:51.76 Steve Binns27:58.61 Mike McLeod28:02.83
marathon Hugh Jones2:11:42 Scotland Allister Hutton2:12:36 Wales Ieuan Ellis2:14:38
3000m steeplechase Eddie Wedderburn8:33.03 Nick Peach8:33.89 John Hartigan8:38.67
110m hurdles Wales Colin Jackson13.51 Wales Nigel Walker13.75 David Nelson13.91
400m hurdles Max Robertson49.52 France Philippe Gonigam50.21 Mark Holtom50.33
3,000m walk New Zealand Murray Day12:04.0 Chris Smith12:23.0 Les Morton12:45.2
10,000m walk Ian McCombie41:42.28 New Zealand Murray Day42:46.92 Paul Blagg42:58.20
high jump Scotland Geoff Parsons2.23 Northern Ireland Floyd Manderson2.20 Fayyaz Ahmed2.15
pole vault Brian Hooper5.30 Jeff Gutteridge5.20 Keith Stock5.20
long jump Derrick Brown8.07 John King7.94 John Shepherd7.89
triple jump Nigeria Joseph Taiwo16.99 Australia Peter Beames16.90 Mike Makin16.67
shot put Billy Cole19.01 Mike Winch18.10 Graham Savory17.28
discus throw Richard Slaney59.62 Graham Savory58.52 Paul Mardle57.42
hammer throw David Smith68.72 Matt Mileham68.70 Mick Jones68.50
javelin throw David Ottley80.24 Iceland Einar Vilhjálmsson77.84 Darryl Brand74.54
decathlon Greg Richards7336 Fidelis Obikwu6936 Robert Laing6794
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