Athletics at the Central American and Caribbean Games

Athletics was a sport at the inaugural Central American Games in 1926 (later renamed the Central American and Caribbean Games) and it has remained part of the event's sporting programme throughout its history.[1]

Editions

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Games Year Host city Host country Main venue Events Nations Athletes Best nation
Men Women
I 1926 Mexico City   Mexico Estadio Nacional 20   Mexico (MEX)
II 1930 Havana   Cuba 20   Cuba (CUB)
III 1935 San Salvador   El Salvador 20   Cuba (CUB)
IV 1938 Panama City   Panama Estadio J.D. Arosemena 21 6   Puerto Rico (PUR)
V 1946 Barranquilla   Colombia 21 7   Panama (PAN)
VI 1950 Guatemala City   Guatemala 21 7   Jamaica (JAM)
VII 1954 Mexico City   Mexico 22 6   Cuba (CUB)
VIII 1959 Caracas   Venezuela 22 6   Mexico (MEX)
IX 1962 Kingston   Jamaica 22 7   Cuba (CUB)
X 1966 San Juan   Puerto Rico 23 9   Cuba (CUB)
XI 1970 Panama City   Panama 23 12   Cuba (CUB)
XII 1974 Santo Domingo   Dominican Republic 23 12   Cuba (CUB)
XIII 1978 Medellín   Colombia 23 14   Cuba (CUB)
XIV 1982 Havana   Cuba 24 16   Cuba (CUB)
XV 1986 Santiago   Dominican Republic 24 19   Cuba (CUB)
XVI 1990 Mexico City   Mexico 24 19   Cuba (CUB)
XVII 1993 Ponce   Puerto Rico Estadio Francisco Montaner 24 19 30 287   Cuba (CUB)
XVIII 1998 Maracaibo   Venezuela Estadio José Pachencho Romero 24 22 31 436   Cuba (CUB)
XIX 2002 San Salvador   El Salvador Estadio Nacional Flor Blanca 22 21 28 282   Mexico (MEX)
XX 2006 Cartagena   Colombia Estadio Pedro de Heredia 22 21 31 444   Cuba (CUB)
XXI 2010 Mayagüez   Puerto Rico Mayagüez Athletics Stadium 24 23 30 431   Jamaica (JAM)
XXII 2014 Veracruz   Mexico Estadio H.J. Corona 24 23 31 417   Cuba (CUB)
XXIII 2018 Barranquilla   Colombia Estadio Metropolitano 24 22 35 468   Colombia (COL)
XXIV 2023 San Salvador   El Salvador Estadio Jorge "El Mágico" González 24 22 30 400   Cuba (CUB)

See also

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References

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  1. ^ Central American and Caribbean Games. GBR Athletics. Retrieved on 2010-07-31.
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