2018 Ibero-American Championships in Athletics

XVIII Ibero-American Championships in Athletics
Dates	August 24–26
Host city	Trujillo, Peru
Venue	Estadio Chan Chan
Level	Senior
Events	44 (22 men, 22 women)
Participation	262 athletes from ; 17 nations
	← 2016 Rio de Janeiro 2020 → ;

The 18th Ibero-American Championships in Athletics were held at the Estadio Chan Chan in Trujillo, Peru, between August 24–26, 2018. A total of 44 events were contested, 22 by men and 22 by women.

Medal summary

For full event details see 2018 Ibero-American Championships in Athletics – Results

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: +0.7 m/s)	Paulo André de Oliveira Brazil	10.27	Jorge Vides Brazil	10.27	Reynier Mena Cuba	10.47
200 metres (wind: +0.1 m/s)	Jorge Vides Brazil	20.34	Aldemir da Silva Júnior Brazil	20.42	Nery Brenes Costa Rica	20.88
400 metres	Lucas Carvalho Brazil	45.92	Nery Brenes Costa Rica	46.27	Ricardo dos Santos Portugal	46.45
800 metres	Thiago André Brazil	1:46.73	Andrés Arroyo Puerto Rico	1:47.62	Alejandro Peirano Chile	1:48.62
1500 metres	Llorenç Sales Spain	3:48.27	Thiago André Brazil	3:48.48	Alfredo Santana Puerto Rico	3:49.50
3000 metres	Altobeli da Silva Brazil	7:57.52	Alfredo Santana Puerto Rico	8:01.20	José Luis Rojas Peru	8:04.00
5000 metres	José Luis Rojas Peru	13:42.38	Juan Antonio Pérez Spain	13:48.02	Luis Ostos Peru	13:48.57
110 metres hurdles (wind: –0.2 m/s)	Gabriel Constantino Brazil	13.61	Javier McFarlane Peru	14.04	Agustín Carrera Argentina	14.16
400 metres hurdles	Márcio Teles Brazil	49.64	Gerald Drummond Costa Rica	49.80	Leandro Zamora Cuba	49.85
3000 metres steeplechase	Altobeli da Silva Brazil	8:35.57	Daniel Arce Spain	8:36.33	Yuri Labra Peru	8:41.29
4 x 100 metres relay	Brazil Gabriel Constantino Jorge Vides Aldemir da Silva Júnior Paulo André de Oliveira	38.78	Paraguay Fredy Maidana Christopher Ortiz Giovanni Díaz Nilo Duré	39.99 NR	Peru Fabricio Mautino Andy Martínez Luis Iriarte Fabricio Vizcarra	40.69
4 x 400 metres relay	Chile Enzo Faulbaum Alejandro Peirano Rafael Muñoz Alfredo Sepúlveda	3:10.77	Ecuador Carlos Perlaza Ian Corozo Emerson Alejandro Chala David Cetre	3:11.73	Peru Luis Iriarte Pierre Lizarazburu Marco Antonio Vilca Paulo César Herrera	3:15.59
20,000 metres track walk	Mauricio Arteaga Ecuador	1:22:18.16 WL	César Augusto Rodríguez Peru	1:23:22.96	Juan Manuel Cano Argentina	1:24:07.00
High jump	Carlos Layoy Argentina	2.21 m	Talles Silva Brazil	2.21 m	Fernando Ferreira Brazil	2.10 m
Pole vault	Augusto Dutra de Oliveira Brazil	5.40 m	Germán Chiaraviglio Argentina	5.20 m	Didac Salas Spain	5.10 m
Long jump	José Luis Mandros Peru	7.87 m +0.0 m/s	Daniel Pineda Chile	7.81 m +1.1 m/s	Emiliano Lasa Uruguay	7.79 m +0.2 m/s
Triple jump	Cristian Nápoles Cuba	16.81 m +0.9 m/s	Pablo Torrijos Spain	16.74 +1.9 m/s	Alexsandro de Melo Brazil	15.94 m +0.0 m/s
Shot put	Darlan Romani Brazil	20.74 m IR	Tsanko Arnaudov Portugal	19.34 m	Eduardo Espín Ecuador	16.13 m
Discus throw	Mauricio Ortega Colombia	60.49 m	Juan José Caicedo Ecuador	58.68 m	Douglas dos Reis Brazil	56.91 m
Hammer throw	Javier Cienfuegos Spain	74.71 m	Joaquín Gómez Argentina	74.64 m	Roberto Sawyers Costa Rica	73.16 m
Javelin throw	Arley Ibargüen Colombia	75.50 m	Francisco Muse Chile	73.10 m	Giovanni Díaz Paraguay	71.11 m
Decathlon	Felipe dos Santos Brazil	7,663	Sergio Pandiani Argentina	7,293	Miguel Monsalve Peru	5,785

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: +1.1 m/s)	Vitória Cristina Rosa Brazil	11.33	Ángela Tenorio Ecuador	11.36	Rosângela Santos Brazil	11.44
200 metres (wind: +0.3 m/s)	Vitória Cristina Rosa Brazil	22.90	Rosângela Santos Brazil	23.92	Gabriela Suárez Ecuador	24.07
400 metres	Cátia Azevedo Portugal	52.26	Geisa Coutinho Brazil	52.57	Laura Bueno Spain	52.8
800 metres	Esther Guerrero Spain	2:04.55	Déborah Rodríguez Uruguay	2:06.19	Natalia Romero Spain	2:06.54
1500 metres	Solange Pereira Spain	4:18.31	María Pía Fernández Uruguay	4:18.65	Mariana Borelli Argentina	4:20.74
3000 metres	María Pía Fernández Uruguay	9:16.16	Tatiane da Silva Brazil	9:18.39	Florencia Borelli Argentina	9:19.09
5000 metres	Luz Mery Rojas Peru	16:08.77	Saida Meneses Peru	16:09.75	Nuria Lugeros Spain	16:22.71
100 metres hurdles (wind: –0.2 m/s)	Andrea Vargas Costa Rica	13.04	Maribel Caicedo Ecuador	13.63	Rayane Santos Brazil	13.68
400 metres hurdles	Fiorella Chiappe Argentina	56.25	Daniela Rojas Costa Rica	57.53	Valeria Cabezas Colombia	57.74
3000 metres steeplechase	Tatiane da Silva Brazil	9:48.40	María José Pérez Spain	9:55.63	Belén Casetta Argentina	10:07.20
4 x 100 metres relay	Peru Gabriela Delgado Triana Alonso Diana Bazalar Paola Mautino	46.76	Ecuador Maribel Caicedo Ángela Tenorio Gabriela Suárez Marina Poroso	46.94	Bolivia Alinny Delgadillo Guadalupe Torrez Danitza Avila Valeria Quispe	47.39
4 x 400 metres relay	Portugal Rivinilda Mentai Joceline Monteiro Cátia Azevedo Dorothé Évora	3:36.49	Argentina María Ayelén Diogo Valeria Barón Noelia Martínez Fiorella Chiappe	3:36.99	Spain Natalia Romero Solange Pereira Esther Guerrero Laura Bueno	3:38.32
10,000 metres track walk	Sandra Arenas Colombia	42:02.99 IR AR WL	Kimberly García Peru	42:56.97 NR	Glenda Morejón Ecuador	44:12.75 NR
High jump	María Fernanda Murillo Colombia	1.84 m	Lorena Aires Uruguay	1.81 m	Candy Toche Peru	1.70 m
Pole vault	Juliana Campos Brazil	4.40 m	Maialen Axpe Spain	4.20 m	Katherin Castillo Colombia	4.20 m
Long jump	Juliet Itoya Spain	6.73 m +4.5 m/s	Eliane Martins Brazil	6.66 m +4.9 m/s	Fátima Diame Spain	6.51 m +3.8 m/s
Triple jump	Yosiris Urrutia Colombia	14.14 m +2.4 m/s	Susana Cortez Portugal	13.76 m +0.8 m/s	Silvana Segura Peru	13.46 m +0.2 m/s
Shot put	Geisa Arcanjo Brazil	18.10 m	Keely Medeiros Brazil	16.64 m	Ivanna Gallardo Chile	15.05 m
Discus throw	Andressa de Morais Brazil	62.02 m	Fernanda Martins Brazil	60.14 m	Irina Rodrigues Portugal	58.86 m
Hammer throw	Jennifer Dahlgren Argentina	68.89 m	Rosa Rodríguez Venezuela	67.93 m	Berta Castells Spain	66.68 m
Javelin throw	María Lucelly Murillo Colombia	59.51 m	Arantza Moreno Spain	59.37 m	Laila Domingos Brazil	58.24 m
Heptathlon	Ana Camila Pirelli Paraguay	5,879	Luisarys Toledo Venezuela	5,791	Only two finishers

Medal table

The host country is highlighted in lavender blue


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Brazil (BRA)	18	10	6	34
2	Colombia (COL)	6	0	2	8
3	Spain (ESP)	5	6	7	18
4	Peru (PER)*	4	4	8	16
5	Argentina (ARG)	3	4	5	12
6	Portugal (POR)	2	2	2	6
7	Ecuador (ECU)	1	5	3	9
8	Costa Rica (CRC)	1	3	2	6
9	Uruguay (URU)	1	3	1	5
10	Chile (CHI)	1	2	2	5
11	Paraguay (PAR)	1	1	1	3
12	Cuba (CUB)	1	0	2	3
13	Puerto Rico (PUR)	0	2	1	3
14	Venezuela (VEN)	0	2	0	2
15	Bolivia (BOL)	0	0	1	1
Totals (15 nations)		44	44	43	131

Participating nations

A total of 262 athletes from 17 countries participated.

Argentina (18)
Bolivia (12)
Brazil (29)
Chile (18)
Colombia (14)
Costa Rica (7)
Cuba (5)
Ecuador (50)
Nicaragua (1)
Paraguay (8)
Peru (45)
Portugal (9)
Puerto Rico (10)
El Salvador (5)
Spain (24)
Uruguay (5)
Venezuela (2)

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References

Results

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