05/01/2016   World ranking 2015 per Country






The prestigious statistical web-magazine All Athletics presented the world ranking to December 31, 2015 of race walking men and women.

 

They were considered the three best performances of the three best athletes of each country in the following events:

- Men: 20 km and 50 km (or alternatively, 10km, 30km or 35km)

- Women: 20 km (or alternatively 5km or 10km)

 

Here are the results of the first 20 countries worldwide:

 

Men

 

 

Pos

Country

Area

Points

 

 

 

 

1.

Cina (CHN)

Asia

3839

2.

Giappone (JPN)

Asia

3684

3.

Spagna (ESP)

Europa

3681

4.

Canada (CAN)

Nord e Centro-America

3674

5.

Australia (AUS)

Oceania

3650

6.

Germania (GER)

Europa

3604

7.

Ucraina (UKR)

Europa

3599

8.

Francia (FRA)

Europa

3569

9.

Messico (MEX)

Nord e Centro-America

3558

10.

Italia (ITA)

Europa

3536

11.

Ecuador (ECU)

Sud-America

3514

12.

Russia (RUS)

Europa

3503

13.

Slovacchia (SVK)

Europa

3474

14.

Polonia (POL)

Europa

3466

15.

Colombia (COL)

Sud-America

3465

16.

Sudafrica (RSA)

Africa

3456

17.

Portogallo (POR)

Europa

3410

18.

Corea del Sud (KOR)

Asia

3406

19.

Bielorussia (BLR)

Europa

3381

20.

Guatemala (GUA)

Nord e Centro-America

3374

 

 

China is in the lead thanks to the three best results of Wang Zhen, Chen Ding and Cai Zelin, in from of Japan with the best three results of Yuki Takahashi, Hiroki Arai and Daisuke Matsunaga.

Third is Spain with the best three results of Miguel Angel Lopez, Alvaro Martin and Luis Alberto Amezcua.

 

Italy is 10th with the best three results of Marco de Luca, Giorgio Rubino and Federico Tontodonati.

 

 

Women

 

 

Pos.

Country

Area

Points

 

 

 

 

1.

Cina (CHN)

Asia

3753

2.

Russia (RUS)

Europa

3653

3.

Portogallo (POR)

Europa

3647

4.

Italia (ITA)

Europa

3639

5.

Ucraina (UKR)

Europa

3570

6.

Spagna (ESP)

Europa

3544

7.

Lituania (LTU)

Europa

3453

8.

Australia (AUS)

Oceania

3417

9.

Giappone (JPN)

Asia

3415

10.

Brasile (BRA)

Sud-America

3359

11.

Guatemala (GUA)

Nord e Centro-America

3337

12.

Francia (FRA)

Europa

3299

13.

Stati Uniti d'America (USA)

Nord e Centro-America

3294

14.

Polonia (POL)

Europa

3266

15.

Bielorussia (BLR)

Europa

3258

16.

Colombia (COL)

Sud-America

3251

17.

Slovacchia (SVK)

Europa

3237

18.

Repubblica Ceca (CZE)

Europa

3202

19.

Bolivia (BOL)

Sud-America

3200

20.

Ecuador (ECU)

Sud-America

3199

21.

Romania (ROU)

Europa

3181

 

 

China is in the lead thanks to the three best results of Liu Hong, Qieyang Shenjie and Lou Yongbon  in front of Russia with the best three results of Vera Sokolova, Marina Padakova and Anisiya Kirdyapkina (unless they would be canceled for known reasons).

Third is Portugal with the best three results of Ana Cabecinha, Ines Henriques and Vera Santos.

 

Italy is 4th with the three best results of Eleonora Anna Giorgi, Elisa Rigaudo and Valentina Trapletti.