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Germany’s Leo Neugebauer won his first world decathlon title at the 2025 Tokyo Championships with 8804 points.

The 1994 Multistars decathlon in Brescia produced a dramatic finish, with Hungary’s Sándor Munkácsi scoring 7895 points to defeat Germany’s Peter Neumaier by just 13 points.

Robert Zmelik claimed an impressive victory at the 1991 Multistars decathlon in Brescia, scoring 8297 points. Just one year later, the Czech decathlete reached the pinnacle of his career by winning Olympic gold at the 1992 Barcelona Games.

Oregon’s Peyton Bair, the defending NCAA Indoor heptathlon champion, set a world-leading score of 6371 points to break the meet record of 6272 set by Razorback Ayden Owens in 2022.

All ‐time men’s indoor heptathlon individual event lists, featuring the best performances and rankings from competitions scoring above 5000 points. The archive covers individual marks in all seven heptathlon events and aims to include …

The 2026 Jõgeva International Athletics Pentathlon produced two outstanding national records.

As a supplement to the Fair Decathlon Model (FDM) series, we are publishing the complete event scoring table covering the full range from 100 to 1200 points.

The men’s decathlon at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow ended in a closely contested victory for Grenada’s Lindon Victor, who won gold with 8096 points, just 60 ahead of Canada’s Damian Warner (8036). India’s Tejaswin Shankar …

Northern Ireland’s Mike Bull won the decathlon at the 1974 British Commonwealth Games in Christchurch with a Games record of 7417 points, adding gold to his silver medal in the individual pole vault. England’s Barry King secured decathlon …

The 1946 European Athletics Championships in Oslo brought the decathlon back to the European stage after an eight ‐year break caused by the Second World War. Competing at Bislett Stadion, Norway’s Godtfred Holmvang delighted the home crowd …

The 1938 European Athletics Championships decathlon in Colombes, near Paris, saw Sweden’s Karl Olof Bexell claim the European title with a championship record of 7214 points under the original scoring system (6687 by the 1985 tables). …

The 1934 European Championships in Turin marked a historic milestone in athletics, as the decathlon made its debut at the European Championships. Germany’s Hans ‐Heinrich Sievert claimed the inaugural title with an impressive 8103. 245 …

Australia’s Geoff Smith won a dramatic decathlon contest at the 1970 British Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, scoring 7492 points to edge England’s Peter Gabbett by just 23 points. Barry King completed the podium with 7201, giving England …

The first Commonwealth Games decathlon title was decided in Kingston in 1966, where New Zealand’s Roy Williams won gold with 7270 points. Wales’s Clive Longe took silver with 7123, ahead of Canada’s Gerry Moro on 6983, opening a new …

Dario Dester holds the Italian records in both combined events, scoring 8318 points in the decathlon at Ratingen 2026 and 6121 in the indoor heptathlon at Ancona 2026. He finished sixth at the European Championships in München 2022 and Roma 2024.

Seventeen ‐year ‐old Valter Külvet won the men’s decathlon at the 1981 Estonian Championships in Viimsi on 22–23 August with 8221 points, equivalent to 8104 under the 1985 scoring tables. Tiit Pohl took silver with 7772 points and …

West Germany – Poland decathlon match Mannheim 1984 saw Jürgen Hingsen set a world record with 8798 points, equivalent to 8832 under the 1985 scoring tables. Siegfried Wentz and Guido Kratschmer completed the top three. Also serving as West …

Bernhausen 1983 hosted the West German decathlon trials for the World Championships in Helsinki, where Jürgen Hingsen set a world record of 8779 points — equivalent to 8825 points under the 1985 scoring tables. Siegfried Wentz finished second …

East German Championships Potsdam 1984, held as part of the Olympischer Tag meeting, saw Uwe Freimuth win the decathlon with 8704 points — equivalent to 8792 points under the 1985 scoring tables and an East German record. Torsten Voss finished …