Qi Haifeng - 齐海峰
Oct 17, 2026
Qi Haifeng (齐海峰) won Asian Games decathlon gold in Busan 2002 and set a Chinese national record of 8290 points in Götzis 2005. He also placed seventh at the Paris 2003 World Championships and claimed East Asian Games gold in Hong Kong 2009.
| Personal bests |
| 100 m |
10,86 (+0.1) |
Jinan 2009 |
| Long jump (<=2.0 m/s) |
7.52 (+2.0) |
Colombo 2002 |
| Long jump (>2.0 m/s) |
7.58 (+2.5) |
Arles-sur-Rhône 2003 |
| Shot put |
13.93 |
Yulin 2009 |
| High jump |
2.06 |
Pusan 2002 |
| 400 m |
48,72 |
Götzis 2005 |
| 110 m hurdles |
14,40 (-0.6) |
Paris 2003 |
| Discus throw |
48.57 |
Götzis 2005 |
| Pole vault |
4.80 |
Pusan 2002 |
| Javelin throw |
64.53 |
Götzis 2005 |
| 1500 m |
4.23,22 |
Beijing 2001 |
| Total points based on PB |
8515 |
Includes wind-assisted bests |
| Personal bests indoors |
| 60 m |
7,13 |
Beijing, CHN 2006 |
| 60 m hurdles |
8,26 |
Beijing, CHN 2004 |
| 1000 m |
2.43,12 |
Beijing, CHN 2006 |
| Indoor total points PB |
5980 |
Includes wind-assisted bests |
| Decathlons with 8000+ points (6) |
| Points |
Results |
1st day |
2nd day |
P |
Venue |
| 8019 |
11,15 - 7.27 - 13.29 - 1.98 - 49,19 14,74 - 46.41 - 4.70 - 57.86 - 4.23,22 |
4027 |
3992 |
3 |
Beijing 2001 |
| 8021 |
11,13 - 7.38 - 13.29 - 1.96 - 49,52 14,67 - 47.63 - 4.70 - 59.16 - 4.30,75 |
4026 |
3995 |
1 |
Guangzhou 2001 |
8030 v |
11,06 - 7.39 - 13.31 - 1.94 - 49,10 14,61 - 48.33 - 4.70 - 55.83 - 4.28,30 |
4047 |
3983 |
1 |
Benxi 2002 |
| 8041 |
11,09 - 7.22 - 13.05 - 2.06 - 49,09 14,54 - 43.16 - 4.80 - 61.04 - 4.35,17 |
4093 |
3948 |
1 |
Pusan 2002 |
| 8126 |
11,30 - 7.39 - 12.85 - 2.00 - 48,73 14,40 - 46.72 - 4.80 - 59.98 - 4.25,40 |
4038 |
4088 |
7 |
Paris 2003 |
8290 NR |
10,87 - 7.40 - 13.41 - 2.03 - 48,72 14,63 - 48.57 - 4.70 - 64.53 - 4.32,02 |
4198 |
4092 |
4 |
Götzis 2005 |
| International medals (3) |
| Year |
Venue |
Championships |
Event |
Total |
Medal |
| 2001 |
Beijing 2001 |
Universiade |
Decathlon |
8019 |
Bronze |
| 2002 |
Busan 2002 |
Asian Games |
Decathlon |
8041 |
Gold |
| 2009 |
Hong Kong 2009 |
East Asian Games |
Decathlon |
7747 |
Gold |
NR – national record
v – event with wind >2.0 m/s and <=4.0 m/s and wind average for 3 events <=2.0 m/s
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