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ASIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
The biennial Asian Championships were first held in the outskirts of Manila
in 1973. The 1977 event was cancelled by the IAAF due to political issues
surrounding Israel's participation, and, consequently, were downgraded to
title of "Asian Track and Field Meeting" from 1979-89. The People's Republic
of China first competed in 1979.
Venues: 1973 Manila/Marikina (PHI), 1975 Seoul (KOR), 1979-81 Tokyo (JPN),
1983 Kuwait City (KUW), 1985 Djakarta (INA), 1987 Singapore (SIN), 1989 New
Delhi (IND), 1991 Kuala Lumpur (MAS), 1993 Manila (PHI), 1995 Djakarta
(INA), 1998 Fukuoka (JPN), 2000 Djakarta (INA), 2002 Colombo (SRI), 2003
Manila (PHI), 2005 Incheon (KOR), 2007 Amman ( JOR) |
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ASIAN JUNIOR
CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Asian Junior Track and Field Meeting was first held in 1986 and given
full Championship status in 1992. The women's age group changed from under
19 to under 20 in 1988.
Venues: 1986 Djakarta (INA), 1988 Singapore (SIN), 1990 Beijing (CHN), 1992
New Delhi (IND), 1994 Djakarta (INA), 1996 New Delhi (IND), 1997 Bangkok (THA),
1999 Singapore (SIN), 2001 Bandar Seri Begawan (BRU), 2002 Bangkok (THA),
2004 Ipoh (MAS) 2006 Macau (CHN), 2008 Djakarta (INA) |
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ASIAN GAMES
The multi-sport Asian Games, commonly referred to as the "Asiad", were first
held in 1951. The People's Republic of China first competed, and Israel last
competed, in 1974. The IAAF did not sanction the 1978 event due to the
organisers refusal to invite the latter.
Venues: 1951 New Delhi (IND), 1954 Manila (PHI), 1958 Tokyo (JPN), 1962
Djakarta (INA), 1966-70 Bangkok (THA), 1974 Tehran (IRN), 1978 Bangkok (THA),
1982 New Delhi (IND), 1986 Seoul (KOR), 1990 Beijing (CHN), 1994 Hiroshima (JPN),
1998 Bangkok (THA), 2002 Busan (KOR), 2006 Doha( QAT), 2010 Guangzhou (CHN) |
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ASIAN INDOOR
GAMES
A multi-sport Asian Indoor Games was first held in 2005.
Venues: 2005 Bangkok (THA), 2007 Macau ( MAC) 2009 Hanoi (VIE)
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ASIAN INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Asian Indoor Championships were first held in 2004.
Venues: 2004 Tehran (IRI), 2006 Pattaya (THA)
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CENTRAL ASIAN
GAMES
First held in 1995, the biennial Central Asian Games is a multi-sport event contested by 5 former states of the Soviet Union. The 2001 event was cancelled.
Venues: 1995 Tashkent (UZB), 1997 Almaty (KAZ), 1999 Bishkek (KGZ), 2003 Dushanbe
(TJK)
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EAST ASIAN GAMES
The quadrennial East Asian Games is a multi-sport event first held in 1993. Australia competed as guests in 2001.
Venues: 1993 Shanghai (CHN), 1997 Busan (KOR), 2001 Osaka (JPN), 2005 Macao (MAC)
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SOUTH ASIAN (FEDERATION) GAMES
The biennial South Asian Federation Games was a multi-sport event first held in 1984. The 1997 event was postponed until 1999, the 2001 event postponed several times, finally being staged in 2004 and the 2005 event postponed until 2006. From the latter date the event will be retitled the South Asian Games.
Venues: 1984 Kathmandu (NEP), 1985 Dhaka (BAN), 1987 Calcutta (IND), 1989 Islamabad (PAK), 1991 Colombo (SRI), 1993 Dhaka (BAN), 1995 Madras (IND), 1999 Kathmandu (NEP), 2004 Islamabad (PAK)
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SOUTH EAST ASIAN
GAMES
The biennial multi-sport South East Asian Peninsular Games were first held in 1959 and, with the admission of Indonesia and the Philippines, renamed the South East Asian Games in 1975.
Venues: 1959 Bangkok (THA), 1961 Rangoon (BIR), 1965 Kuala Lumpur (MAS), 1967 Bangkok (THA), 1969 Rangoon (BIR), 1971 Kuala Lumpur (MAS), 1973 Singapore (SIN), 1975 Bangkok (THA), 1977 Kuala Lumpur (MAS), 1979 Djakarta (INA), 1981 Manila (PHI), 1983 Singapore (SIN), 1985 Bangkok (THA), 1987 Djakarta (INA), 1989 Kuala Lumpur (MAS), 1991 Manila (PHI), 1993 Singapore (SIN), 1995 Chiang Mai (THA), 1997 Djakarta (INA), 1999 Bandar Seri Begawan (BRU), 2001 Kuala Lumpur (MAS), 2003 Hanoi (VIE), 2005 Manila (PHI)
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WEST ASIAN
GAMES
The multi-sport West Asian Games were first held in 1997. Women's events were added to the programme in 2005.
Venues: 1997 Tehran (IRI), 2002 Kuwait City (KUW), 2005 Doha (QAT)
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All above compilation of
results had done by Martin Rixx ( www.gbrathletics.co.uk
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