Masters W60 800 metres world record progression

This is the progression of world record improvements of the 800 metres W60 division of Masters athletics.

Key

  Incomplete information   Pending

Hand	Auto	Athlete	Nationality	Birthdate	Age	Location	Date	Ref
	2:22.52	Sue McDonald	United States	29 March 1963	60 years, 38 days	Los Angeles	6 May 2023	[1]
	2:31.51	Yvonne Crilly	Great Britain	15 November 1961	60 years, 258 days	Nuneaton	31 July 2022
	2:33.09	Lidia Zentner	Germany	27 March 1953	60 years, 171 days	Bar le Duc	14 September 2013
	2:33.96	Jeanette Flynn	Australia	1 November 1951	61 years, 290 days	St. Lucia	18 August 2013
	2:34.04	Lidia Zentner	Germany	27 March 1953	60 years, 133 days	Pfungstadt	7 August 2013
	2:34.66	Sabra Harvey	United States	2 March 1949	60 years, 129 days	Oshkosh	9 July 2009
	2:36.03	Agnes Hitchmough	Great Britain	15 May 1950	61 years, 42 days	Birmingham	26 June 2011
	2:36.94	Gerda van Kooten	Netherlands	1 April 1939	60 years, 124 days	Gateshead	3 August 1999
	2:41.01	Jeanne Hoagland	United States	1937[2]	60	Durban	22 July 1997
	2:45.03	Jofrid Jansen	Norway	13 December 1935	60 years, 226 days	Malmö	26 July 1996
	2:46.20	Vicki Bigelow	United States	22 July 1935	60 years, 14 days	Buffalo	5 August 1995
	2:51.27	Jean Horne	Canada	20 October 1932	60 years, 360 days	Miyazaki	15 October 1993	[3]: 24  [4]: 158

References

1. "800m Results". Track & Field Results Reporting System (TFRRS). 6 May 2023. Retrieved 8 August 2023.
2. Note: assume an entrant at the world championships to have verified age
3. "The 10th World Veterans' Athletic Championships Miyazaki Japan Official Results" (PDF). Museum of Masters Track & Field.
4. "The 10th World Veterans' Athletic Championships Miyazaki Japan Official Results" (PDF). Museum of Masters Track & Field.

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