2016 Ibero-American Championships in Athletics

XVII Ibero-American Championships in Athletics
Dates	May 14–16
Host city	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Venue	Estádio Olímpico João Havelange
Level	Senior
Events	44 (22 men, 22 women)
Participation	355 athletes from 28 nations
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The 17th Ibero-American Championships in Athletics were held at the Estádio Olímpico João Havelange in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, between May 14-16, 2016. Since the event served also as the athletics event test for the 2016 Summer Olympics, countries that do not compete at Ibero-American Championships attended the event, including United States, Saudi Arabia and Australia. However, medals won by those athletes did not count toward the total medal tally.^[1]

A total of 44 events were contested, 22 by men and 22 by women.

Medal summary[]

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: +0.4 m/s)	Stanly del Carmen  Dominican Republic	10.27	Bruno de Barros  Brazil	10.28	Diego Palomeque  Colombia	10.30
200 metres (wind: +0.3 m/s)	Yancarlos Martínez  Dominican Republic	20.19	Bruno Hortelano  Spain	20.48	Bruno de Barros  Brazil	20.54
400 metres	Yoandys Lescay  Cuba	45.36	Luguelín Santos  Dominican Republic	45.58	Pedro Luiz de Oliveira  Brazil	45.64
800 metres	Lutimar Paes  Brazil	1:45.42	Kleberson Davide  Brazil	1:45.79	Lucirio Antonio Garrido  Venezuela	1:46.72
	Brandon Johnson of the United States, who competed as a guest, finished third in 1:46.12.
1500 metres	Iván López  Chile	3:38.64	Carlos Díaz  Chile	3:39.20	Víctor Corrales  Spain	3:39.60
3000 metres	Iván López  Chile	7:52.53	Carlos Díaz  Chile	7:54.31	Éderson Pereira  Brazil	7:56.20
5000 metres	Altobeli da Silva  Brazil	13:53.48	Daniel Mateo  Spain	13:58.11	Nicolás Cuestas  Uruguay	13:58.60
3000 metres steeplechase	Altobeli da Silva  Brazil	8:33.72	Joaquin Arbe  Argentina	8:40.21	Puerto Rico	8:40.87
110 metres hurdles (wind: +0.7 m/s)	Javier McFarlane  Peru	13.55	Eduardo de Deus  Brazil	13.56	Jorge McFarlane  Peru	13.64
400 metres hurdles	Andrés Silva  Uruguay	49.48	Brazil	49.62	Mark Ujakpor  Spain	49.65
High Jump	Eure Yáñez  Venezuela	2.26	Guilherme Cobbo  Brazil	2.23	Miguel Ángel Sancho  Spain	2.23
Pole Vault	Germán Chiaraviglio  Argentina	5.60	Augusto de Oliveira  Brazil	5.30	Brazil	5.20
Long Jump	Emiliano Lasa  Uruguay	8.01 (+0.5)	Jean Marie Okutu  Spain	7.84 (+0.6)	Mauro Vinícius da Silva  Brazil	7.71 (+0.3)
Triple Jump	Mateus de Sá  Brazil	16.40 (+1.3)	Jhon Murillo  Colombia	16.35 (–0.3)	Jean-Cassimiro Rosa  Brazil	16.23 (+0.8)
Shot Put	Darlan Romani  Brazil	19.67	Marco Fortes  Portugal	19.05	Brazil	18.96
Discus Throw	Ronald Julião  Brazil	59.56	Spain	57.37	Brazil	54.81
Hammer Throw	Wagner Domingos  Brazil	72.18	Roberto Sawyers  Costa Rica	72.15	Allan Wolski  Brazil	71.69
Javelin Throw	Arley Ibargüen  Colombia	80.28	Dayron Márquez  Colombia	80.08	Júlio César de Oliveira  Brazil	79.02
Decathlon	Román Gastaldi  Argentina	7634	Alex Soares  Brazil	7330	Brazil	7002
20,000 metres track walk	Caio Bonfim  Brazil*	1:26:40.7	Juan Manuel Cano  Argentina	1:27:27.7	José Alessandro Bagio  Brazil	1:28:02.1
4 x 100 metres relay	Dominican Republic Mayobanex de Óleo Yohandris Andújar Stanly del Carmen Yancarlos Martínez	38.52 NR	Brazil Ailson Feitosa Ricardo Souza Bruno de Barros Jorge Vides	38.65	Cuba César Yuniel Ruiz Roberto Skyers Reynier Mena Yaniel Carrero	38.93
4 x 400 metres relay	Colombia Jhon Perlaza Bernardo Baloyes Carlos Lemos Diego Palomeque	3:01.88 NR	Dominican Republic Luis Charles Yon Soriano	3:03.43	Venezuela Alberth Bravo Omar Longart Arturo Ramírez Freddy Mezones	3:03.61

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: +0.6 m/s)	Rosângela Santos  Brazil*	11.24	Ángela Tenorio  Ecuador	11.29	Narcisa Landazuri  Ecuador	11.35
200 metres (wind: +0.2 m/s)	Nercelis Soto  Venezuela	22.95	Ángela Tenorio  Ecuador	23.13	Kauiza Venancio  Brazil	23.18
400 metres	Jailma Lima  Brazil	51.99	Carol Rodríguez  Puerto Rico	52.46	Brazil	52.79
800 metres	Rosibel García  Colombia	2:07.06	Uruguay	2:08.00	Brazil	2:08.03
1500 metres	Muriel Coneo  Colombia	4:09.35	Argentina	4:11.71 NR	María Pía Fernández  Uruguay	4:12.61 NR
3000 metres	Juliana Paula dos Santos  Brazil	9:03.11	Muriel Coneo  Colombia	9:04.79 NR	Florencia Borelli  Argentina	9:10.79
5000 metres	Sara Moreira  Portugal	15:40.33	Florencia Borelli  Argentina	16:28.66	Brazil	16:29.59
3000 metres steeplechase	Belén Casetta  Argentina	9:42.93 NR	Tatiane da Silva  Brazil	9:46.86	Zulema Arenas  Peru	9:56.04
100 metres hurdles (wind: –0.2 m/s)	Fabiana Moraes  Brazil	12.91	Maíla Machado  Brazil	12.99	Brigitte Merlano  Colombia	13.06
400 metres hurdles	Déborah Rodríguez  Uruguay	57.22	Gianna Woodruff  Panama	57.34	Liliane Fernandes  Brazil	58.42
High Jump	Brazil	1.84	Spain	1.84	Brazil	1.75
	Chaunté Lowe of the United States, who competed as a guest, won the competition in 1.96.
Pole Vault	Fabiana Murer  Brazil	4.60	Diamara Planell  Puerto Rico	4.30	Valeria Chiaraviglio  Argentina Joana Costa  Brazil	4.10
Long Jump	Eliane Martins  Brazil	6.52 (+0.2)	Keila Costa  Brazil*	6.43 (+0.3)	Jessica dos Reis  Brazil	6.31 (+0.4)
Triple Jump	Keila Costa  Brazil*	14.01 (–0.2)	Núbia Soares  Brazil	14.00 (+0.1)	Yosiri Urrutia  Colombia	13.89(0.0)
Shot Put	Ahymara Espinoza  Venezuela	18.19	Geisa Arcanjo  Brazil	17.92	Natalia Duco  Chile	17.45
Discus Throw	Karen Gallardo  Chile	58.84	Fernanda Martins  Brazil	58.43	Rocío Comba  Argentina	56.75
	Stephanie Trafton of the United States, who competed as a guest, won the competition in 61.22.
Hammer Throw	Jennifer Dahlgren  Argentina	65.87	Brazil	61.42	Mariana Marcelino  Brazil	60.91
Javelin Throw	Flor Ruiz  Colombia	62.15	Laila Domingos  Brazil	60.44	Puerto Rico	58.31
Heptathlon	Alysbeth Félix  Puerto Rico	5910 NR	Evelis Aguilar  Colombia	5887	Ana Camila Pirelli  Paraguay	5748
10,000 metres track walk	Érica de Sena  Brazil	45:01.32	María Pérez  Spain	45:31.83	Daniela Cardoso  Portugal	46:03.44
4 x 100 metres relay	Puerto Rico Beatriz Cruz Celiangeli Morales Carol Rodríguez	43.55	Brazil Bruna Farias Kauiza Venancio	43.68	Venezuela Andrea Purica Nercelis Soto	43.94
4 x 400 metres relay	Brazil Joelma Sousa Jailma Lima	3:32.30	Spain Indira Terrero Laura Bueno	3:36.16	Chile María Fernanda Mackenna	3:42.47

Medal table[]

The host stadium (in 2007)

  *   Host nation (Brazil)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Brazil*	18	17	21	56
2	Colombia	5	4	3	12
3	Argentina	4	4	3	11
4	Chile	3	2	2	7
5	Dominican Republic	3	2	0	5
6	Uruguay	3	1	2	6
7	Venezuela	3	0	3	6
8	Puerto Rico	2	2	2	6
9	Portugal	1	1	1	3
10	Peru	1	0	2	3
11	Cuba	1	0	1	2
12	Spain	0	7	3	10
13	Ecuador	0	2	1	3
14	Costa Rica	0	1	0	1
	Panama	0	1	0	1
16	Paraguay	0	0	1	1
Totals (16 nations)		44	44	45	133

Participating nations[]

According to an unofficial count, 355 athletes from 28 countries participated, including five guest nations (*). Missing Ibero-American countries were Andorra, Equatorial Guinea, Mozambique, Nicaragua, and São Tomé and Príncipe.

References[]

• Full results

External links[]

• Official site