Golden Grand Prix Osaka

Golden Grand Prix Osaka
Nagai Stadium
Date	May
Location	Osaka, Japan
Event type	Track and field
Established	1996

The Golden Grand Prix Osaka is an international athletics competition in Osaka, Japan, held in May at the Yanmar Stadium Nagai, since 2018 under its current name. From 1996 to 2010 the event was known as the Osaka Grand Prix.^[1] Formerly part of the IAAF Grand Prix (2005–2009) and the IAAF World Challenge (2010), it was replaced in 2011 by the Golden Grand Prix Kawasaki, but the Golden Grand Prix returned to Osaka in 2018.

Meeting records

Men

Event	Record	Athlete	Nationality	Date	Ref
100 m	9.91 (-0.4 m/s)	Maurice Greene	United States	13 May 2000	[1]
200 m	19.84 (-0.4 m/s)	Michael Norman	United States	19 May 2019	[2]
400 m	44.02	Jeremy Wariner	United States	5 May 2007	[1]
800 m	1:46.53	Jeff Riseley	Australia	10 May 2008	[1]
1500 m	3:34.14	Japheth Kimutai	Kenya	13 May 2000	[1]
Mile	3:51.30	Noureddine Morceli	Algeria	11 May 1996	[1]
5000 metres	13:03.51	Daniel Komen	Kenya	10 May 1997	[1]
3000 m steeplechase	8:17.31	Wesley Kiprotich	Kenya	7 May 2005	[1]
110 m hurdles	13.06 (-1.2 m/s)	Liu Xiang	China	8 May 2004	[1]
400 m hurdles	47.60	Bershawn Jackson	United States	6 May 2006	[1]
High jump	2.30 m	Lee Jin-Taek	South Korea	11 May 1996	[1]
		Daigo Naoyuki	Japan	5 May 2007
Pole vault	5.75 m	Dmitri Markov	Australia	7 May 2005	[1]
		Brad Walker	United States	7 May 2005
Long jump	8.49 m (+1.9 m/s)	Savante Stringfellow	United States	11 May 2002	[1]
Triple jump	17.01 m (0.0 m/s)	Kenta Bell	United States	10 May 2003	[1]
Shot put	21.61 m	John Godina	United States	9 May 1998	[1]
Discus throw	65.12 m	Jason Tunks	Canada	12 May 2001	[1]
Hammer throw	82.95 m	Koji Murofushi	Japan	10 May 2003	[1]
Javelin throw	90.60 m	Jan Železný	Czech Republic	11 May 1996	[1]
4 × 100 m relay	38.00	Shuhei Tada Ryota Yamagata Yuki Koike Yoshihide Kiryu	Japan	19 May 2019	[2]

Women

Event	Record	Athlete	Nationality	Date	Ref
100 m	10.79 (-0.6 m/s)	Marion Jones	United States	9 May 1998	[1]
200 m	22.55 (+0.5 m/s)	Ivet Lalova-Collio	Bulgaria	19 May 2019	[2]
400 m	50.04	Falilat Ogunkoya	Nigeria	13 May 2000	[1]
800 m	2:01.79	Charmaine Howell	Jamaica	12 May 2001	[1]
1500 m	4:03.51	Sarah Jamieson	Australia	6 May 2006	[1]
5000 metres	14:58.14	Lucy Wangui Kabuu	Kenya	6 May 2006	[1]
110 m hurdles	12.71 (-0.0 m/s)	Sally McLellan	Australia	6 May 2006	[1]
400 m hurdles	53.85	Deon Hemmings	United States	10 May 1997	[1]
High jump	2.02 m	Stefka Kostadinova	Bulgaria	10 May 1997	[1]
Pole vault	4.45 m	Emma George	Australia	9 May 1998	[1]
		Melinda Owen	United States	8 May 2010	[3]
Long jump	6.86 m (+1.6 m/s)	Kumiko Ikeda	Japan	6 May 2006	[1]
Triple jump	14.72 m (+0.5 m/s)	Sarka Kasparkova	Czech Republic	10 May 1997	[1]
Shot put	18.93 m	Valerie Adams	New Zealand	10 May 2003	[1]
Discus throw	63.68 m	Xiao Yanling	China	10 May 1997	[1]
Hammer throw	75.27 m	Wang Zheng	China	19 May 2019	[2]
Javelin throw	65.66 m	Mikaela Ingberg	Finland	11 May 1996	[1]
4 × 100 m relay	42.93			4 July 2009
4 × 400 m relay	3:28.97			4 July 2009

References

External links

• Official site
• Page of Osaka Grand Prix at the IAAF World Challenge website

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