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Track Racing Records
100m
Male: Niklas Wojtek (Germany) 12.48s. Nottwil, Switzerland, 10 June 2018 (expand to see progression)
Record Progression:
- 12.54 s Seisuke Kobayashi (Japan). Langenthal, Switzerland August 2012
Female: Asahi Takada (Japan) 13.26s. Montreal, Canada, 6 August 2014 (expand to see progression)
Record Progression:
400m
Male: Seisuke Kobayashi (Japan) 54.54s. Brixen, Italy, 26 July 2012 (expand to see progression)
Record Progression:
Female: Asahi Takada (Japan) 57.63s. Brixen, Italy, 26 July 2012 (expand to see progression)
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800m
Male: Noah Leber (Germany) 1min57.33s. Nottwil, Switzerland, 18 June 2017 (expand to see progression)
Record Progression:
- 1:58.76 min Seisuke Kobayashi (Japan). Brixen, Italy. 26 July 2012
Female: Alina Czimek (Germany) 2min02.17s. Donostia, Spain, August 2016 (expand to see progression)
Record Progression:
- 2:02.99 min Alina Czimek (Germany). Montreal, Canada. 1 August 2014
30m Wheel Walk
Male: Ryosuke Bansai (Japan) 6.47s. Grenoble, France, 5 August 2022 (expand to see progression)
Record Progression:
- 7.08s Kaito Shoji (Japan). Brixen, Italy. 26 July 2012
Female: Ayane Bansai (Japan) 6.71s. Donostia, Spain, August 2016 (expand to see progression)
Record Progression:
- 7.34 s* Yukari Namekawa (Japan). Tokyo, Japan 2004
50m 1 foot
Male: Misaki Uchida (Japan) 7.22s. Grenoble, France, 5 August 2022 (expand to see progression)
Record Progression:
- 7.77 s* Seisuke Kobayashi (Japan). Tokyo, Japan 2004
Female: Lisa-Maria Hanny (Germany) 7.74s. Eggenfelden, Germany, 11 July 2015 (expand to see progression)
Record Progression:
- 7.95 s Lisa-Maria Hanny (Germany). Zuffenhausen, Germany 3 October 2014
Track Technical Records
IUF Slalom
- Male: Mathias Bracke (Belgium) 17.32s. Warendorf, Germany, 10 September 2022
- Female: Mirjam Lips (Switzerland) 17.90s. Zuffenhausen, Germany, 30 September 2017
Road Racing Records
10km unlimited
- Male: Timo Hirschmann (Germany) 17min29s. Brumath, France, 1 November 2024 (geared 36″, 127mm cranks)
- Female: Jana Tenambergen (Germany) 20min07s. Donostia, Spain, August 2016 (geared 29″)
10km standard
- Male: Christoph Hartmann (Germany) 27min55s. Montreal, Canada, 2 August 2014
- Female: Alina Czimek (Germany) 28min45s. Donostia, Spain, August 2016
Marathon unlimited
- Male: Timo Hirschmann (Germany) 1hr13min24s. Schipkau, Germany, 11 May 2024 (geared 36″)
- Female: Henriette Höhne (Germany) 1hr26min26s. Schipkau, Germany, 16 May 2026 (geared 36″, 127mm cranks)
Marathon standard
- Male: Jelle Jacobs (Belgium) 1hr32min12s. Schipkau, Germany, 16 May 2026 (29″ wheel, 75mm cranks)
- Female: Lena Freimuth (Germany) 1hr43min52s. Schipkau, Germany, 16 May 2026 (29″ wheel, 65mm cranks)
Time Trial Records
1hr Unlimited
- Male: Simon Jan (France) 33.365km. Dol-de-Bretagne, France, 10 October 2021
- Female: Jana Tenambergen (Germany) 33.186km. Dudenhofen, Germany, 1 May 2020
24hr Unlimited
- Male: Timo Hirschmann (Germany) 526.807km. Wasserburg, Germany, 29-30 August 2025 (geared 36″, 127mm cranks)
- Female: Lena Freimuth (Germany) 424.414km. Wasserburg, Germany, 29-30 August 2025 (geared 29″, 117mm cranks)
100km unlimited
- Male: Simon Jan (France) 3h06m29s. Pleslin-Trigavou, France, 18 May 2025 (geared 36″, 145mm cranks)
- Female: Mirjam Lips (Switzerland) 3h45m53s. Emmen, Switzerland, 19 Sept 2020 (geared 32″, 130mm cranks)
100mile unlimited
- Male: Aurélien Paulmier (France) 6h13m32s. Cherbourg-en-Cotentin, France, 12 October 2025 (geared 29″, 117mm cranks)
- Female: Lisanne Boer (Netherlands) 7h35min4sec. Lelystad, Netherlands, 20-21 June 2025 (ungeared 36″, 100mm cranks)
Jump Records
High Jump over the bar
- Male: Mike Taylor (UK) 1.42m. Donostia, Spain, August 2016
- Female: Maria Wegscheider (Austria) 0.91m. Kornwestheim, Germany, 1 June 2014
Long Jump
- Male: Oskar Rytter (Denmark) 4.30m. Montreal, Canada, August 2014
- Female: Lisa-Maria Hanny (Germany) 3.35m. Warendorf, Germany, 16 June 2018
High Jump on Platform
- Male: Mike Taylor 1.48m. Ansan, Korea, 3 August 2018
- Female: Maria Wegscheider (Austria) 0.89m. Donostia, Spain, July 2016
Long Jump on Platform
- Male: Maël Robert (France) 2.58m. Leuven, Belgium, 25 October 2025
- Female: Roos Seegers (Netherlands) 1.82m. Tilburg, Netherlands, 14 June 2026
Additional records that are from commonly-held disciplines, but are however not yet included in the official IUF World Record Guidelines
Stillstand
- Male: Maël Robert (France) 1h3min7.0s. Grenoble, France, 31 October 2021
- Female: Ana Schrödinger (Germany) 1h49min8.3s. Sittard-Geleen, Netherlands, 30 July 2017
Slow Balance Forward
- Male: Baptiste Albert (France) 186.3s. Donostia, Spain, August 2016
- Female: Ana Schrödinger (Germany) 197.6s (or 3min17.6s). Tilburg, Netherlands, 24 May 2025
Slow Balance Backward
- Male: York Beese (Germany) 63.0s. Sittard, Netherlands, August 2017
- Female: Ana Schrödinger (Germany) 206.7s (or 3min26.7s). Brumath, France, 28 October 2024
4×100 Meter Relay
- Rider: Niklas Wojtek, Noah Leber, Simon Rodler, Andreas Richter (Germany) 50.71s. Sittard-Geleen, Netherlands, 1 August 2017
200 Meter
- Male: Niklas Wojtek (Germany) 25.49s. Nottwil, Switzerland, 10 June 2018
- Female: Jolin Klein (Germany) 27.87s. Altötting, Germany, 4 June 2023
Track Gliding
- Male: Daiki Izumeda (Japan) 119.6m.* Tokyo, Japan, 2004
- Female: Alina Czimek (Germany) 111.3m.* Germany, 2011
Track Coasting
- Male: Knut Steffens (Germany) 177.6m. Donostia, Spain, July 2016
- Female: Lisa-Maria Hanny (Germany) 173.9m. Illertissen, Germany, 14 July 2017
Records marked with a * were completed before the IUF World Record Guidelines were created 2011 and/or thus cannot be verified according to the current rules. They were, however, completed under strict conditions, and are therefore included here. These were set according to different standards of documentation and rules which may no longer be applicable. The IUF provides these for historical interest. If you are a holder of one of these records, and believe it fits the current IUF World Record guidelines, you may submit evidence for recognition as an official IUF world record.
Historical records
These records were set under different rules than those that currently apply to the corresponding discipline and are therefore not comparable with the current records.
Long Jump on Platform (IUF Rulebook 2015)
- Male: Johannes Baumkirchner (Austria) 3.00m. Donostia, Spain, July 2016
- Female: Ebony O’Dea (Australia) 2.40m. Donostia, Spain, July 2016