National decathlon records highlight the best performances ever achieved by athletes from each country, reflecting the global depth and diversity of the discipline.
Jamie Adjetey ‐Nelson brought the Commonwealth Games decathlon title back to Canada in Delhi in 2010, winning gold with 8070 points ahead of New Zealand’s Brent Newdick (7899). England’s Martin Brockman delivered a decisive final 1500m
Lindon Victor won his first Commonwealth Games decathlon title on the Gold Coast in 2018, scoring 8303 points to finish ahead of Canada’s Pierce Lepage (8171) and Australia’s Cedric Dubler (7983). The Grenadian secured gold after defending
The 2014 Decastar meeting in Talence featured a dramatic finish as Estonia’s Mikk Pahapill secured victory with 8077 points, edging Ukraine’s Olexiy Kasyanov by just 15 points in a closely contested decathlon competition.
Canada’s Damian Warner claimed the Commonwealth Games decathlon title in Glasgow in 2014 with 8282 points. England’s Ashley Bryant secured silver with 8109, overtaking Grenada’s Kurt Felix (8070) in the final 1500m to complete the podium at
The 2017 Decastar meeting in Talence brought together a deep international decathlon field, with Canada’s Damian Warner taking victory with 8252 points.