List of discus throw national champions (men)

Below a list of all national champions in the Men's Discus Throw event in track and field from several countries since 1980.

Australia

Belgium

Bulgaria

Canada

Denmark

  • 1980: Kjeld Andresen
  • 1981: Kjeld Andresen
  • 1982: Kjeld Andresen
  • 1983: Claus Bahrt
  • 1984: Peder Jarl Hansen
  • 1985: Peder Jarl Hansen
  • 1986: Kjeld Andresen
  • 1987: Allan Laursen
  • 1988: Allan Laursen
  • 1989: Claus Lynggård
  • 1990: Claus Lynggård
  • 1991: Jan Cordius
  • 1992: Jan Cordius
  • 1993: Allan Laursen
  • 1994: Brian Møller
  • 1995: Jan Cordius
  • 1996: Brian Møller
  • 1997: Jan Cordius
  • 1998: Dariusz Slowik
  • 1999: Joachim Olsen
  • 2000: Joachim Olsen
  • 2001: Joachim Olsen
  • 2002: Joachim Olsen
  • 2003: Joachim Olsen
  • 2004: Martin Roald
  • 2005: Michael Johansen
  • 2006: Peter Berling
  • 2007: Joachim Olsen

Estonia

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* unofficial championships

Finland

Germany

East Germany

West Germany

Unified Germany

Great Britain

Hungary

Italy

Latvia

  • 2008: Oskars Siļčenoks
  • 2009: Oskars Vaisjūns
  • 2010: Oskars Vaisjūns

Netherlands

Poland

Portugal

  • 1980: Carlos Sustelo
  • 1981: Carlos Sustelo
  • 1982: Manuel Pinto
  • 1983: Jorge Grave
  • 1984: Paulo Santos
  • 1985: Paulo Santos
  • 1986: Paulo Santos
  • 1987: Paulo Santos
  • 1988: Paulo Santos
  • 1989: Fernando Alves
  • 1990: Paulo Santos
  • 1991: Fernando Alves
  • 1992: Fernando Alves
  • 1993: Fernando Alves
  • 1994: Paulo Santos
  • 1995: Paulo Bernardo
  • 1996: Fernando Alves
  • 1997: Paulo Bernardo
  • 1998: Paulo Bernardo
  • 1999: Fernando Alves
  • 2000: Paulo Bernardo
  • 2001: Paulo Bernardo
  • 2002: Paulo Bernardo
  • 2003: Paulo Bernardo
  • 2004: Paulo Bernardo
  • 2005: Paulo Bernardo
  • 2006: Jorge Grave
  • 2007: Jorge Grave
  • 2008: Jorge Grave
  • 2009: Marco Fortes
  • 2010: Jorge Grave
  • 2011: Marco Fortes
  • 2012: Jorge Grave

Russia

South Africa

Spain

Sweden

Ukraine

United States

References

  1. "EESTI MEISTRIVÕISTLUSTE KOLM PAREMAT" [Estonian Championships top3] (PDF). Estonian Athletic Association (in Estonian). Retrieved 2022-06-29.
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