2024 Ibero-American Championships in Athletics

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International athletics championship event

XX Ibero-American Championships in Athletics
Dates	May 10–12
Host city	Cuiabá, Brazil
Venue	Centro de Treinamento Olímpico
Level	Senior
Events	47 (23 men, 23 women, 1 mixed)
Participation	426 athletes from 23 nations
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The 20th Ibero-American Championships in Athletics were held at the Centro de Treinamento Olímpico in Cuiabá, Brazil, between May 10 and 12, 2024.^[1][2]

Medal summary

Main article: 2024 Ibero-American Championships in Athletics – Results

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: -0.8 m/s)	Felipe Bardi  Brazil	10.14	José González  Dominican Republic	10.25	Neiker Abello  Colombia	10.26
200 metres (wind: -0.1 m/s)	José González  Dominican Republic	20.27	Juan Ignacio Ciampitti  Argentina	20.48	Erik Cardoso  Brazil	20.50
400 metres	Elián Larregina  Argentina	45.27 NR	Omar Elkhatib  Portugal	45.46	Anthony Zambrano  Colombia	46.05 SB
800 metres	Chamar Chambers  Panama	1:45.27 NR	José Antonio Maita  Venezuela	1:45.55	Rafael Muñoz  Chile	1:46.37
1500 metres	Thiago André  Brazil	3:39.60	Víctor Ortiz  Puerto Rico	3:40.65	Carlos Sáez  Spain	3:41.07
3000 metres	David Ninavia  Bolivia	8:05.26 NR	Ignacio Velázquez  Chile	8:05.57	Pedro Marín  Colombia	8:10.22 PB
5000 metres	Altobeli da Silva  Brazil	14:27.38	Pedro Marín  Colombia	14:27.65	Wendell Souza  Brazil	14:27.73
10 kilometres (road)	Ilias Fifa  Spain	29:41	Miguel Baidal  Spain	30:00	Fabio Correia  Brazil	30:06
110 metres hurdles (wind: +2.8 m/s)	Eduardo de Deus  Brazil	13.24	Rafael Pereira  Brazil	13.35	Kevin Sánchez  Spain	13.43
400 metres hurdles	Mikael de Jesús  Portugal	49.20	Guillermo Campos  Mexico	49.27 NR	Yeral Núñez  Dominican Republic	49.60
3000 metres steeplechase	Alejandro Quijada  Spain	8:36.03	Altobeli da Silva  Brazil	8:37.13	Didier Rodríguez  Panama	8:39.22
4 × 100 metres relay	Brazil Rodrigo do Nascimento Felipe Bardi Erik Cardoso Vinicius Moraes	39.19	Colombia Neiker Abello Carlos Flórez Óscar Baltán Jhonny Rentería	39.23	Argentina Daniel Londero Tomás Mondino Juan Ignacio Ciampitti Franco Florio	39.85 SB
4 × 400 metres relay	Mexico Édgar Ramírez Valente Mendoza Guillermo Campos Alejandro Díaz	3:05.73	Colombia Jhon Perlaza Luis Arrieta Manuel Henao Raúl Palacios	3:07.09 SB	Ecuador Alan Minda Steeven Salas Katriel Angulo Anderson Marquínez	3:08.47 SB
20 km walk (road)	Matheus Corrêa  Brazil	1:23:51	Álvaro López  Spain	1:24:32	Luis Henry Campos  Peru	1:24:54
High jump	Edgar Rivera  Mexico	2.20 m	Thiago Moura  Brazil	2.20 m SB	Fernando Ferreira  Brazil	2.15 m
Pole vault	Aleix Pi  Spain	5.45 m	Isidro Leyva  Spain	5.45 m	Lucas Alisson  Brazil	5.25 m SB
Long jump	Emiliano Lasa  Uruguay	7.98 m (-0.1)	Arnovis Dalmero  Colombia	7.97 m (+0.5)	Lucas dos Santos  Brazil	7.91 m (+0.2)
Triple jump	Almir dos Santos  Brazil	17.31 m (+0.7) CR, SB	Andy Hechavarría  Cuba	16.93 m (+0.6) SB	Geiner Moreno  Colombia	16.54 m (+0.2) SB
Shot put	Francisco Belo  Portugal	20.78 m SB	Darlan Romani  Brazil	20.53 m	Welington Morais  Brazil	20.51 m
Discus throw	Wellinton da Cruz Filho  Brazil	62.31 m SB	Diego Casas  Spain	61.91 m	Mario Díaz  Cuba	61.38 m
Hammer throw	Humberto Mansilla  Chile	75.08 m	Jerome Vega  Puerto Rico	73.20 m	Ronald Mencía  Cuba	73.20 m
Javelin throw	Pedro Henrique Rodrigues  Brazil	85.11 m CR, AR	Leandro Ramos  Portugal	83.09 m SB	Luiz Maurício da Silva  Brazil	82.02 m SB
Decathlon	Andy Preciado  Ecuador	7913 pts SB	Santiago Ford  Chile	7892 pts PB	Felipe dos Santos  Brazil	7547 pts

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: +0.6 m/s)	Gladymar Torres  Puerto Rico	11.21	Vitória Cristina Rosa  Brazil	11.23	Ángela Tenorio  Ecuador	11.26 SB
200 metres (wind: +0.2 m/s)	Aimara Nazareno  Ecuador	23.07	Anahí Suárez  Ecuador	23.20	Ana Azevedo  Brazil	23.31
400 metres	Gabby Scott  Puerto Rico	50.99 SB	Anabel Medina  Dominican Republic	51.35 PB	Nicole Caicedo  Ecuador	51.65 SB
800 metres	Berdine Castillo  Chile	2:00.84 PB	Jaqueline Weber  Brazil	2:01.64 SB	Déborah Rodríguez  Uruguay	2:03.32 SB
1500 metres	María Pía Fernández  Uruguay	4:11.65 SB	Anita Poma  Peru	4:12.33 NR	Alma Cortes  Mexico	4:12.36
3000 metres	Alma Cortes  Mexico	9:09.52 PB	Fedra Luna  Argentina	9:12.71 SB	Carolina Lozano  Argentina	9:17.59
5000 metres	Laura Priego  Spain	16:13.97 SB	Micaela Rivera  Peru	16:14.56 SB	Carolina Lozano  Argentina	16:16.94
10 kilometres (road)	Mary Granja  Ecuador	34:25 CR, SB	Silvia Ortíz  Ecuador	34:43 PB	Alicia Berzosa  Spain	35:04
110 metres hurdles (wind: +0.2 m/s)	Paola Vásquez  Puerto Rico	13.03	Ketiley Batista  Brazil	13.22	Paula Blanquer  Spain	13.33 SB
400 metres hurdles	Grace Claxton  Puerto Rico	55.41 SB	Daniela Fra  Spain	55.73 PB	Chayenne da Silva  Brazil	56.22
3000 metres steeplechase	Tatiane Raquel da Silva  Brazil	9:46.25 SB	Simone Ferraz  Brazil	9:52.93	Alondra Negron  Puerto Rico	10:01.19 SB
4 × 100 metres relay	Brazil Gabriela Mourão Ana Azevedo Lorraine Martins Vitória Cristina Rosa	43.54	Colombia Marlet Ospino Angélica Gamboa Laura Martínez Evelyn Rivera	44.34	Chile Viviana Olivares María Ignacia Montt Isidora Jiménez Anaís Hernández	44.56
4 × 400 metres relay	Brazil Anny de Bassi Maria de Sena Jainy Barreto Letícia Lima	3:30.72 SB	Colombia Rosana Palacios Karla Vélez Jennifer Padilla Lina Licona	3:33.20 SB	Ecuador Virginia Villalba Anahí Suárez Evelin Mercado Nicole Caicedo	3:33.71 NR
20 km walk (road)	Evelyn Inga  Peru	1:32:46 CR	Paula Juárez  Spain	1:34:42	Gabriela de Sousa  Brazil	1:38:33 SB
High jump	Valdiléia Martins  Brazil	1.88 m	Marysabel Senyu  Dominican Republic	1.86 m SB	María Arboleda  Colombia	1.86 =PB
Pole vault	Robeilys Peinado  Venezuela	4.50 m SB	Andrea San José  Spain	4.35 m SB	Katherine Castillo  Colombia	4.30 m =NR
Long jump	Natalia Linares  Colombia	6.82 m (+0.9) SB	Lissandra Campos  Brazil	6.53 m (+0.7)	Eliane Martins  Brazil	6.47 m (-0.5)
Triple jump	Gabriele dos Santos  Brazil	13.68 m (-0.1)	Regiclecia Candido  Brazil	13.23 m (+0.3)	Valeria Quispe  Bolivia	13.11 m (+0.5)
Shot put	Eliana Bandeira  Portugal	18.30 m	Ivana Gallardo  Chile	17.26 m	Ana Caroline Silva  Brazil	17.18 m
Discus throw	Izabela da Silva  Brazil	63.60 m	Andressa de Morais  Brazil	60.37 m	Silinda Moráles  Cuba	58.16 m SB
Hammer throw	Rosa Rodríguez  Venezuela	70.95 m	Ximena Zorrilla  Peru	68.47 m	Mayra Gaviria  Colombia	66.92 m
Javelin throw	Flor Ruiz  Colombia	66.70 m AR, WL	Jucilene de Lima  Brazil	62.31 m SB	Manuela Rotundo  Uruguay	61.84 m AU23R, NR
Heptathlon	Martha Araújo  Colombia	6274 pts CR, PB	Lilian Borja  Mexico	5637 pts SB	Tamara de Sousa  Brazil	5617 pts SB

Mixed

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
4 × 400 metres relay	Brazil Vitor de Miranda Maria de Sena Tiago da Silva Letícia Lima	3:17.85 CR, SB	Ecuador Alan Minda Virginia Villalba Steeven Salas Evelin Mercado	3:23.63 SB	Colombia Estebán Bermúdez Nahomy Castro Óscar Leal Paola Loboa	3:25.10 NU20R

Medal table

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  *   Host nation (Brazil)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Brazil*	16	12	15	43
2	Spain	4	7	4	15
3	Puerto Rico	4	2	1	7
4	Colombia	3	6	8	17
5	Ecuador	3	3	4	10
6	Mexico	3	2	1	6
7	Portugal	3	2	0	5
8	Chile	2	3	2	7
9	Venezuela	2	1	0	3
10	Uruguay	2	0	2	4
11	Dominican Republic	1	3	1	5
	Peru	1	3	1	5
13	Argentina	1	2	3	6
14	Bolivia	1	0	1	2
	Panama	1	0	1	2
16	Cuba	0	1	3	4
Totals (16 entries)		47	47	47	141

Participating nations

A total of 427 athletes from 23 countries participated.

•  Angola (1)
•  Argentina (20)
•  Bolivia (13)
•  Brazil (80)
•  Chile (36)
•  Colombia (63)
•  Costa Rica (1)
•  Cuba (6)
•  Dominican Republic (14)
•  Ecuador (22)
•  Guatemala (2)
•  Honduras (3)
•  Mexico (17)
•  Panama (4)
•  Paraguay (30)
•  Peru (20)
•  Portugal (26)
•  Puerto Rico (13)
•  El Salvador (4)
•  São Tomé and Príncipe (1)
•  Spain (28)
•  Uruguay (5)
•  Venezuela (17)

References

1. ^ Live results
2. ^ Full results
3. ^ Official medal table

• Results at World Athletics
• Results at Tilastopaja