IAAF World Junior Championships in Athletics

IAAF World Junior Championships ( official name: IAAF World Junior Championships in Athletics ) Frequency of the World Association of Athletics Federations IAAF be aligned since 1986 in the biennial. Participation is open to athletes under 20.

IAAF World Junior Championships are not to be confused with World Youth Athletics Championships, in which athletes are eligible under 18 years.

Survey

Perpetual medal

Overall, Athletics Junior Championships 596 gold, 599 silver and 602 bronze medals were won by athletes for 100 different countries. The table below lists the 20 most successful nations in lexicographical order (as according to the IAAF World Junior Championships 2012).

Notes and References

  • IAAF World Junior Championships
1986 World Junior Championships in Athletics Athens Greece 1988 World Junior Championships in Athletics 1990 World Junior Championships in Athletics People's Republic of Bulgaria 1992 World Junior Championships in Athletics Olympic Stadium (Seoul) 1994 World Junior Championships in Athletics Portugal 1996 World Junior Championships in Athletics Australia Sydney Olympic Park, New South Wales 1998 World Junior Championships in Athletics Annecy France 2000 World Junior Championships in Athletics Santiago Chile Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos 2002 World Junior Championships in Athletics Kingston, Jamaica Jamaica Independence Park (Jamaica) 2004 World Junior Championships in Athletics Grosseto Italy Stadio Olimpico Carlo Zecchini 2006 World Junior Championships in Athletics 2008 World Junior Championships in Athletics 2010 World Junior Championships in Athletics Moncton Moncton Stadium 2012 World Junior Championships in Athletics Barcelona Eugene (Oregon) Hayward Field Bulgaria Finland
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