The national records ranking by quality points and the Norwegian all time best combinations for running men, are based on my homemade multievents tables. The point of departure is a zero point a little bit in front of the WR in each event. During the last years, the WR in 200, 5000, 10 000, TJ and JT have broken the sound barrier, so minuspoints have also to be used. In javelin all records are converted back to pre-86, and in those private statistics I am also using the unofficial 1991- version.
| 100m: | 9.5/9.74 | 0.1 sec = 1.130p |
| 200m: | 19.1/19.34 | 0.1 sec = 0.500p |
| 400m: | 42.5/42.64 | 0.1 sec = 0.220p |
| 800m: | 1.40.30 | 0.8 sec = 1p |
| 1500m: | 3.25.50 | 1.7 sec = 1p |
| 3000m: | 7.20.00 | 4.0 sec = 1p |
| 5000m: | 12.45.00 | 7.0 sec = 1p |
| 10 000m: | 26.27.00 | 160 sec = 1p |
| 110mh: | 12.4/12.64 | 0.1 sec = 0.590p |
| 400mh: | 46.2/46.34 | 0.1 sec = 0.200p |
| 3000ms: | 7.49.00 | 5.0 sec = 1p |
| HJ: | .2,48 | 1 cm = 0.312,5 |
| PV: | .6,20 | 10 cm = 1p |
| LJ: | 9.00 | 12.5 cm = 1p |
| TJ: | 18.20 | 20 cm = 1p |
| SP: | 23.65 | 54 cm = 1p |
| DT: | 74.10 | 160 cm = 1p |
| HT: | 87.00 | 200 cm = 1p |
| JT/pre-86: | 105.00 | 230 cm = 1p |
| JT/new: | 95.85 | ca.191.8 cm = 1p |
| 4x100m: | 36.9/37.04 | 0.3 sec = 1p |
| 4x400m: | 2.52.50 | 1.6 sec = 1p |
*70 m with new implement gives 74 m on my converting table, and the meter value is 1,20 m.
3000 m flat is not included in the quality point system.
In the main ranking of NR's by quality points, countries with
records in all the 20 events are coming first, nations missing
one event in 2nd group, and so on. To compare the level in
countries with different number of recordevents, you must look at
the averagepoints and -ranking. From Guadeloupe, Martinique and
French Guyana there are no official NR's avilable, so I am just
using the best results from the French lists plus private sources.
In the divisionsystem for men and women 3000m flat is included.
Countries with missing events are loaded with handicaps by
detailed rules.
Comparing f.ex. Finland and Norway's records for men, we will
find that Finland is the strongest in 12 of the events, and
Norway in 9 of them. That means 3-0 to
Finland. Victory gives 2 points, draw 1 to each. When all the
countries in one division have met in this way, something like a
halfseason footballtable will be created. The winner climbes one
division up, the number 10-country one down. Sometimes 2 or even
more countries can advance, and it is also possible to go more
than one division up.
Division system for men are updated two times a year.
The ladies division tables are updated once a year.
Handkept records in sprint and hurdlesprint are still in use.
Statisticus 16.07.2001