Independent · Non-commercial
A record book that shows its sources.
Athletics Stats collects published all-time top lists, world records and athlete profiles for athletics, and shows for every row the source and revision it came from. It is a personal, non-commercial project by Roger Morais, built and run by one person with the help of AI tools, with no advertising and nothing for sale.
Where a source lists something, it is shown as the source lists it; where a source is silent, the site does not infer. Corrections to the underlying facts are best made at the source (Wikipedia or Wikidata) as well, so that everyone benefits; the site picks them up on its next scheduled refresh.
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Permitted sources only
Only sources whose terms allow reuse are imported. Each fact keeps its provenance.
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Nothing inferred
Lists are labelled by what the source publishes. Ties stay ties; eras stay as listed.
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Absence is not a claim
Coverage grows over time. A missing athlete, country or event says nothing about them.
What is published today
52
Top lists
1,085
Athletes
95
Federations
52
World records
Licence and reuse
The compiled list data is published under CC BY-SA 4.0 and may be reused with attribution. Photographs and flags keep their own licences from Wikimedia Commons. Read the data and methodology page before citing a number, and the terms of use for the details.
Corrections and contact
Corrections are welcome and are recorded with their evidence. Send them through the help desk.