Men's high jump Italian record progression

Gianmarco Tamberi is the current Italian record holder.

The Italian record progression for men's high jump is recognised by the Italian Athletics Federation (FIDAL).^[1][2]

Record progression

  Breaking down barriers

  Indoor records

  Record outdoor but lower than absolute

Record	Athlete	Venue	Date	Notes
1.70 m	Carlo Colombo	Milan	30 June 1889
1.70 m	Orio Pizio	Milan	16 September 1900
1.73 m	Gaspare Torretta	Rome	31 March 1906
1.75 m	Luigi Brambilla	Sesto San Giovanni	1 April 1906
1.75 m	Alfredo Vecchi	Carpi	7 October 1906
1.75 m	Gaspare Torretta	Vigevano	28 October 1906
1.75 m	Gaspare Torretta	Venezia	8 May 1907
1.75 m	Emilio Brambilla	Vigevano	11 October 1908
1.75 m	Emilio Brambilla	Milan	22 November 1908
1.75 m	Angelo Pedrelli	Bologna	8 December 1909
1.75 m	Carlo Butti	Milan	19 February 1911
1.75 m	Alfredo Pagani	Tivoli	9 July 1911
1.75 m	Angelo Tonini	Rome	8 June 1912
1.75 m	Carlo Butti	Alessandria	18 May 1913
1.75 m	Giuseppe Tugnoli	Florence	30 April 1916
1.77 m	Pierino Pisati	La Spezia	17 August 1919
1.78 m	Carlo Ghiringhelli	Legnano	2 October 1921
1.81 m	Ettore Uicich	Rome	22 April 1923
1.84 m	Graziano Corona	Cagliari	13 January 1924
1.84 m	Giuseppe Palmieri	Naples	13 June 1926
1.85 m	Giuseppe Palmieri	Rome	21 April 1927
1.86 m	Giuseppe Palmieri	Ascoli Piceno	17 July 1927
1.86 m	Giuseppe Palmieri	Padova	9 June 1929
1.86 m	Angelo Tommasi	Verona	27 September 1931
1.87 m	Angelo Tommasi	Verona	30 March 1932
1.90 m	Angelo Tommasi	Milan	15 May 1932
1.91 m	Angelo Tommasi	Florence	26 June 1932
1.92 m	Angelo Tommasi	Verona	1 October 1933
1.92 m	Angelo Tommasi	Bologna	23 August 1936
1.92 m	Renato Dotti	Bologna	23 July 1938
1.93 m	Alfredo Campagner	Turin	18 June 1939
1.95 m	Alfredo Campagner	Parma	26 May 1940
1.96 m	Alfredo Campagner	Parma	5 October 1941
1.98 m	Alfredo Campagner	Parma	14 June 1942
1.99 m	Gianmario Roveraro	Bologna	24 June 1956
2.01 m	Gianmario Roveraro	Lugano	9 September 1956
2.02 m	Gianmario Roveraro	Genoa	6 October 1957
2.03 m	Walter Zamparelli	Rome	7 April 1962
2.03 m	Roberto Galli	Rome	7 April 1962
2.04 m	Walter Zamparelli	Rome	21 April 1962
2.04 m	Antonio Brandoli	Milan	5 July 1962
2.05 m	Mauro Bogliatto	Alessandria	1 May 1963
2.06 m	Roberto Galli	Pisa	1 June 1963
2.08 m	Roberto Galli	Pisa	1 June 1963
2.09 m	Mauro Bogliatto	Porto Alegre	8 September 1963
2.09 m	Mauro Bogliatto	Rome	21 August 1965
2.10 m	Mauro Bogliatto	Rome	10 October 1965
2.11 m	Erminio Azzaro	Sindelfingen	19 June 1966
2.12 m	Giacomo Crosa	Rome	26 May 1968
2.12 m	Giacomo Crosa	Mexico City	19 October 1968
2.14 m	Giacomo Crosa	Mexico City	19 October 1968
2.14 m	Giacomo Crosa	Mexico City	20 October 1968
2.15 m	Erminio Azzaro	Formia	11 May 1969
2.16 m	Erminio Azzaro	Milan	29 June 1969
2.17 m	Erminio Azzaro	Athens	16 September 1969
2.17 m	Erminio Azzaro	Formia	7 May 1970
2.17 m	Erminio Azzaro	Syracuse	5 July 1970
2.18 m	Erminio Azzaro	Rieti	28 August 1971
2.18 m	Erminio Azzaro	Madrid	11 September 1971
2.19 m	Enzo Del Forno	Milan	26 June 1973
2.20 m (i)	Enzo Del Forno	Genoa	27 February 1974
2.21 m (i)	Enzo Del Forno	Udine	23 March 1974
2.20 m	Enzo Del Forno	Viareggio	7 August 1974	[3]
2.20 m	Enzo Del Forno	Milan	1 May 1975	[3]
2.20 m	Giordano Ferrari	Fiorano Modenese	29 May 1975	[3]
2.21 m	Enzo Del Forno	Siena	16 July 1975
2.22 m	Enzo Del Forno	Syracuse	8 October 1975
2.22 m	Rodolfo Bergamo	Milan	8 June 1976
2.23 m	Riccardo Fortini	Livorno	13 June 1976
2.23 m (i)	Oscar Raise	Milan	4 February 1978
2.24 m (i)	Oscar Raise	Třinec	3 March 1978
2.24 m	Rodolfo Bergamo	Rome	25 July 1978
2.26 m (i)	Bruno Bruni	Genoa	3 February 1979
2.25 m	Massimo Di Giorgio	Nova Gorica	15 April 1979	[4]
2.26 m	Massimo Di Giorgio	Udine	20 May 1979
2.27 m	Oscar Raise	Bologna	19 September 1979
2.27 m	Massimo Di Giorgio	Bologna	19 September 1979
2.27 m	Bruno Bruni	Bologna	19 September 1979
2.28 m	Paolo Borghi	Santa Lucia di Piave	25 May 1980
2.29 m	Massimo Di Giorgio	Pisa	5 July 1980
2.30 m	Massimo Di Giorgio	Udine	15 June 1981
2.30 m	Luca Toso	Padova	13 June 1988
2.32 m	Luca Toso	Turin	21 July 1988
2.33 m	Marcello Benvenuti	Verona	12 September 1989
2.33 m (i)	Silvano Chesani	Ancona	13 February 2013
2.34 m (i)	Marco Fassinotti	Ancona	23 February 2014
2.33 m	Marco Fassinotti	Oslo	11 June 2015	[3]
2.34 m	Gianmarco Tamberi	Cologne	1 July 2015
2.37 m	Gianmarco Tamberi	Eberstadt	2 August 2015
2.38 m (i)	Gianmarco Tamberi	Hustopeče	13 February 2016
2.39 m	Gianmarco Tamberi	Monte Carlo	15 June 2016

See also

• List of Italian records in athletics
• Men's high jump world record progression
• Women's high jump Italian record progression

References

1. Annuario dell'Atletica 2009. FIDAL. 2009. p. 566.
2. "Annuario FIDAL dell'atletica 2010" (PDF) (in Italian). asdpedaggio-castiglionetorinese.com. Retrieved 18 March 2021.
3. This result, however, equals the old Italian outdoor record.
4. This result, however, beat the old Italian outdoor record.