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
Games Year Host city Host country Main venue Events Best nation
Men Women
I1926Mexico City MexicoEstadio Nacional20— Mexico (MEX)
II1930Havana Cuba20— Cuba (CUB)
III1935San Salvador El Salvador20— Cuba (CUB)
IV1938Panama City PanamaEstadio J.D. Arosemena216 Puerto Rico (PUR)
V1946Barranquilla Colombia217 Panama (PAN)
VI1950Guatemala City Guatemala217 Jamaica (JAM)
VII1954Mexico City Mexico226 Cuba (CUB)
VIII1959Caracas Venezuela226 Mexico (MEX)
IX1962Kingston Jamaica227 Cuba (CUB)
X1966San Juan Puerto Rico239 Cuba (CUB)
XI1970Panama City Panama2312 Cuba (CUB)
XII1974Santo Domingo Dominican Republic2312 Cuba (CUB)
XIII1978Medellín Colombia2314 Cuba (CUB)
XIV1982Havana Cuba2416 Cuba (CUB)
XV1986Santiago Dominican Republic2419 Cuba (CUB)
XVI1990Mexico City Mexico2419 Cuba (CUB)
XVII1993Ponce Puerto Rico2419 Cuba (CUB)
XVIII1998Maracaibo Venezuela2422 Cuba (CUB)
XIX2002San Salvador El SalvadorEstadio Nacional Flor Blanca2221 Mexico (MEX)
XX2006Cartagena ColombiaEstadio Pedro de Heredia2221 Cuba (CUB)
XXI2010Mayagüez Puerto RicoMayagüez Athletics Stadium2423 Jamaica (JAM)
XXII2014Veracruz MexicoEstadio H.J. Corona2423 Cuba (CUB)
XXIII2018Barranquilla ColombiaEstadio Metropolitano2422 Colombia (COL)

See also

List of Central American and Caribbean Games records in athletics

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