Athletics at the SEA Games explained

Athletics is one of the regular sports at the biennial SEA Games (SEA Games) competition, which has been competed at the Games since the inaugural edition of the South East Asian Peninsular Games (SEAP) in 1959.

Athletics is the competition with the most medal events, with 48 of total 530 gold medal in 2019 edition.

Editions

width=60	Games	width=100	Year	width=200	Host city	width=150	Host country	width=100	Total Events	width=180	Best Country	width=180	2nd Best Country	width=180	3rd Best Country	width=150	Results
SEAP Games
I	1959	Bangkok						[1]
II	1961	Rangoon						[2]
-	1963	(Cancelled)
III	1965	Kuala Lumpur						[3]
IV	1967	Bangkok						[4]
V	1969	Rangoon						[5]
VI	1971	Kuala Lumpur						[6]
VII	1973	Singapore						[7]
VIII	1975	Bangkok						[8]
SEA Games
IX	1977	Kuala Lumpur			[9]
X	1979	Jakarta						[10]
XI	1981	Manila	Philippines		[11]
XII	1983	Singapore			[12]
XIII	1985	Bangkok		41	(10-12-10)	(10-4-5)	(9-12-12)	[13]
XIV	1987	Jakarta		45	(17-13-19)	(8-9-4)	(8-4-7)	[14]
XV	1989	Kuala Lumpur						[15]
XVI	1991	Manila	Philippines	44	(12-8-9)	(11-7-9)	(8-8-8)	[16]
XVII	1993	Singapore		44	(14-6-7)	(13-11-7)	(8-11-7)	[17]
XVIII	1995	Chiang Mai						[18]
XIX	1997	Jakarta						[19]
XX	1999	Bandar Seri Begawan						[20]
XXI	2001	Kuala Lumpur		46	(22-8-11)	(8-11-4)	(8-5-9)	[21]
XXII	2003	Hanoi & Ho Chi Minh City		45	(13-14-13)	(8-15-8)	(8-3-5)	[22]
XXIII	2005	Manila, Laguna, Cebu, Bacolod		45	(12-13-19)	(9-11-9)	(8-8-4)	[23]
XXIV	2007	Nakhon Ratchasima		45	(17-19-9)	(8-4-5)	(7-7-5)	[24]
XXV	2009	Vientiane		45	(14-20-14)	(7-7-7)	(7-4-11)	[25]
XXVI	2011	Palembang & Jakarta		46	(14-9-9)	(13-12-11)	(9-9-14)	[26]
XXVII	2013	Naypyidaw		46	(17-13-10)	(11-10-12)	(6-4-7)	[27]
XXVIII	2015	Singapore		46	(17-13-9)	(11-15-8)	(7-4-4)	[28]
XXIX	2017	Kuala Lumpur		45	(17-11-6)	(9-13-11)	(8-8-9)	[29]
XXX	2019	Philippines		49	(16-12-10)	(12-11-12)	(11-8-8)	[30]
XXXI	2021	Hanoi		47	(22-14-8)	(12-11-8)	(5-7-14)	[31]
XXXII	2023	Phnom Penh		47	(14-8-5)	(12-20-8)	(7-3-9)	[32]

Medals (1959-2023)

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See also

• List of SEA Games records in athletics
• List of SEA Games medalists in athletics
• Southeast Asian Youth Athletics Championships
• Southeast Asian Athletics Association
• Southeast Asian Games Federation

External links

• Past SEA athletics medallists 1959–2005 from GBR Athletics

Notes and References

1. Web site: 1959 SEAP Games Results. athleticspodium.com. 12 June 2024.
2. Web site: 1961 SEAP Games Results. athleticspodium.com. 12 June 2024.
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