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.Championships opened for the first time for athletes from outside Ibero-America (in Portuguese)

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

Medal summary

Men 100 metres (wind: +0.4 m/s) Stanly del Carmen<br/ > 10.27 Bruno de Barros<br/ > 10.28 Diego Palomeque<br/ > 10.30200 metres (wind: +0.3 m/s) Yancarlos Martínez<br/ > 20.19 Bruno Hortelano<br/ > 20.48 Bruno de Barros<br/ > 20.54400 metres Yoandys Lescay<br/ > 45.36 Luguelín Santos<br/ > 45.58 Pedro Luiz de Oliveira<br/ > 45.64800 metres Lutimar Paes<br/ > 1:45.42 Kleberson Davide<br/ > 1:45.79 Lucirio Antonio Garrido<br/ > 1:46.72Brandon Johnson of the United States, who competed as a guest, finished third in 1:46.12.1500 metres Iván López<br/ > 3:38.64 Carlos Díaz<br/ > 3:39.20 Víctor Corrales<br/ > 3:39.603000 metres Iván López<br/ > 7:52.53 Carlos Díaz<br/ > 7:54.31 Éderson Pereira<br/ > 7:56.205000 metres Altobeli da Silva<br/ > 13:53.48 Daniel Mateo<br/ > 13:58.11 Nicolás Cuestas<br/ > 13:58.603000 metres steeplechase Altobeli da Silva<br/ > 8:33.72 Joaquin Arbe<br/ > 8:40.21 Ricardo Estremera<br/ > 8:40.87110 metres hurdles (wind: +0.7 m/s) Javier McFarlane<br/ > 13.55 Eduardo de Deus<br/ > 13.56 Jorge McFarlane<br/ > 13.64400 metres hurdles Andrés Silva<br/ > 49.48 Mikael de Jesus<br/ > 49.62 Mark Ujakpor<br/ > 49.65800 metres hurdles Mikael de Jesus<br/ > 1.54.30 Jorge McFarlane<br/ > 1.51.11 Andrés Silva<br/ > 1.47.41High jump Eure Yáñez<br/ > 2.26 Guilherme Cobbo<br/ > 2.23 Miguel Ángel Sancho<br/ > 2.23Pole vault Germán Chiaraviglio<br/ > 5.60 Augusto de Oliveira<br/ > 5.30 Abel Curtinove<br/ > 5.20Long jump Emiliano Lasa<br/ > 8.01 (+0.5) Jean Marie Okutu<br/ > 7.84 (+0.6) Mauro Vinícius da Silva<br/ > 7.71 (+0.3)Triple jump Mateus de Sá<br/ > 16.40 (+1.3) Jhon Murillo<br/ > 16.35 (–0.3) Jean-Cassimiro Rosa<br/ > 16.23 (+0.8)Shot put Darlan Romani<br/ > 19.67 Marco Fortes<br/ > 19.05 Willian Dourado<br/ > 18.96Discus throw Ronald Julião<br/ > 59.56 Pedro José Cuesta<br/ > 57.37 Carlos Valle<br/ > 54.81Hammer throw Wagner Domingos<br/ > 72.18 Roberto Sawyers<br/ > 72.15 Allan Wolski<br/ > 71.69Javelin throw Arley Ibargüen<br/ > 80.28 Dayron Márquez<br/ > 80.08 Júlio César de Oliveira<br/ > 79.02Decathlon Román Gastaldi<br/ > 7634 Alex Soares<br/ > 7330 Nicolas Nascimento<br/ > 700220,000 metres track walk Caio Bonfim<br/ > * 1:26:40.7 Juan Manuel Cano<br/ > 1:27:27.7 José Alessandro Bagio<br/ > 1:28:02.14 x 100 metres relayMayobanex de ÓleoYohandris AndújarStanly del CarmenYancarlos Martínez 38.52 NRAilson FeitosaRicardo SouzaBruno de BarrosJorge Vides 38.65César Yuniel RuizRoberto SkyersReynier MenaYaniel Carrero 38.934 x 400 metres relayJhon PerlazaBernardo BaloyesCarlos LemosDiego Palomeque 3:01.88 Luis CharlesYon SorianoAndito CharlesMáximo Mercedes 3:03.43Alberth BravoOmar LongartArturo RamírezFreddy Mezones 3:03.61

Women 100 metres (wind: +0.6 m/s) Rosângela Santos<br/ > * 11.24 Ángela Tenorio<br/ > 11.29 Narcisa Landazuri<br/ > 11.35200 metres (wind: +0.2 m/s) Nercelis Soto<br/ > 22.95 Ángela Tenorio<br/ > 23.13 Kauiza Venancio<br/ > 23.18400 metres Jailma Lima<br/ > 51.99 Carol Rodríguez<br/ > 52.46 Letícia Souza<br/ > 52.79800 metres Rosibel García<br/ > 2:07.06 Lorena Sosa<br/ > 2:08.00 Liliane Mariano<br/ > 2:08.031500 metres Muriel Coneo<br/ > 4:09.35 Carolina Lozano<br/ > 4:11.71 María Pía Fernández<br/ > 4:12.61 3000 metres Juliana Paula dos Santos<br/ > 9:03.11 Muriel Coneo<br/ > 9:04.79 Florencia Borelli<br/ > 9:10.795000 metres Sara Moreira<br/ > 15:40.33 Florencia Borelli<br/ > 16:28.66 Jenifer Silva<br/ > 16:29.593000 metres steeplechase Belén Casetta<br/ > 9:42.93 NR Tatiane da Silva<br/ > 9:46.86 Zulema Arenas<br/ > 9:56.04100 metres hurdles (wind: –0.2 m/s) Fabiana Moraes<br/ > 12.91 Maíla Machado<br/ > 12.99 Brigitte Merlano<br/ > 13.06400 metres hurdles Déborah Rodríguez<br/ > 57.22 Gianna Woodruff<br/ > 57.34 Liliane Fernandes<br/ > 58.42High jump Valdileia Martins<br/ > 1.84 Raquel Álvarez<br/ > 1.84 Julia Cristina Silva<br/ > 1.75Chaunté Lowe of the United States, who competed as a guest, won the competition in 1.96.Pole vault Fabiana Murer<br/ > 4.60 Diamara Planell<br/ > 4.30 Valeria Chiaraviglio<br/ > Joana Costa 4.10Long jump Eliane Martins<br/ > 6.52 (+0.2) Keila Costa<br/ > * 6.43 (+0.3) Jessica dos Reis<br/ > 6.31 (+0.4)Triple jump Keila Costa<br/ > * 14.01 (–0.2) Núbia Soares<br/ > 14.00 (+0.1) Yosiris Urrutia<br/ > 13.89(0.0)Shot put Ahymara Espinoza<br/ > 18.19 Geisa Arcanjo<br/ > 17.92 Natalia Duco<br/ > 17.45Discus throw Karen Gallardo<br/ > 58.84 Fernanda Martins<br/ > 58.43 Rocío Comba<br/ > 56.75Stephanie Trafton of the United States, who competed as a guest, won the competition in 61.22.Hammer throw Jennifer Dahlgren<br/ > 65.87 Anna Pereira<br/ > 61.42 Mariana Marcelino<br/ > 60.91Javelin throw Flor Ruiz<br/ > 62.15 Laila Domingos<br/ > 60.44 Coralys Ortiz<br/ > 58.31Heptathlon Alysbeth Félix<br/ > 5910 Evelis Aguilar<br/ > 5887 Ana Camila Pirelli<br/ > 574810,000 metres track walk Érica de Sena<br/ > 45:01.32 María Pérez<br/ > 45:31.83 Daniela Cardoso<br/ > 46:03.444 x 100 metres relayBeatriz CruzCeliangeli MoralesGenoiska CancelCarol Rodríguez 43.55Bruna FariasVanusa dos SantosKauiza VenancioGabriela Mourão 43.68Andrea PuricaNedian VargasNelsibeth VillalobosNercelis Soto 43.944 x 400 metres relayKamilla MirandaLetícia SouzaJoelma SousaJailma Lima 3:32.30Geraxane UssiaIndira TerreroBarbara CamblorLaura Bueno 3:36.16Paula GoniViviana OlivaresCarmen MansillaMaría Fernanda Mackenna 3:42.47

Medal table

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

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