South American Marathon Championships

Dates/Venues (29 runnings, 13 runnings as a marathon)

Date	Distance	Venue
30 Jun 1991	Marathon	Manaus BRA
07 Aug 1989	Marathon	Rionegro COL
11 Oct 1987	Marathon	San Pablo BRA
15 Sep 1985	Marathon	Santiago CHI
02 Oct 1983	Marathon	Santa Fe ARG
08 Nov 1981	Hf Mar	La Paz BOL
04 Nov 1979	37 km	Bucaramanga COL
06 Nov 1977	Marathon	Montevideo URU
30 Aug 1975	Marathon	Rio de Janeiro BRA
20 Apr 1974	Marathon	Santiago CHI
17 Oct 1971	Marathon	Lima PER
12 Oct 1969	Marathon	Quito ECU
15 Oct 1967	Marathon	Buenos Aires ARG
16 May 1965	Marathon	Rio de Janeiro BRA
07 Jul 1963	Hf Mar	Cali COL
28 May 1961	Marathon	Lima PER
27 Apr 1958	Hf Mar	Montevideo URU
22 Apr 1956	Hf Mar	Santiago CHI
25 Apr 1954	Hf Mar	San Pablo BRA
11 May 1952	20 km	Buenos Aires ARG
20 Apr 1949	20 km	Lima PER
04 May 1947	32 km	Rio de Janeiro BRA
22 Apr 1945	32 km	Montevideo URU
01 May 1943	32 km	Santiago CHI
04 May 1941	32 km	Buenos Aires ARG
28 May 1939	32 km	Lima PER
30 May 1937	32 km	San Pablo BRA
14 Apr 1935	32 km	Santiago CHI
09 Apr 1933	32 km	Montevideo URU

Notes: 1933 was the inaugural year. The 1975 course was short.

Medalists

1991

G	2:33:22	Joseildo daSilva (BRA)
S	2:39:57	Luis Nempo (CHI)
B	2:41:38	Dorval Carneiro (BRA)

1989

G	2:23:42	Gustavo Paredes (COL)
S	2:23:47	Wilson Pérez (ECU)
B	2:39:44	Fernando Ghio (COL)

1987

G	2:21:06	Osmiro daSilva (BRA)
S	2:24:49	José César deSouza (BRA)
B	2:26:22	Wilson Pérez (ECU)

1985

G	2:22:13	Eloi Schleder (BRA)
S	2:24:40	José San Martín (CHI)
B	2:26:41	Mauricio Arancibia (CHI)

1983

G	2:15:50	Juan Plagman (CHI)
S	2:17:43	Jairo Correa (COL)
B	2:19:24	Rafael Parra (COL)

1981

G	1:10:42	Víctor Mora (COL)
S	1:13:20	Alfonso Torres (COL)
B	1:14:54	René Moldes (BOL)

1979

G	1:56:12	Luis Barbosa (COL)
S	1:57:25	Alfonso Torres (COL)
B	1:59:30	Lucirio Garrido (VEN)

1977

G	2:19:56	Héctor Rodríguez (COL)
S	2:24:48	Víctor Rodríguez (COL)
B	2:26:48	Eloi Schleder (BRA)

1975

G	2:12:08	Héctor Rodríguez (COL)
S	2:21:56	Brígido Ferreira (BRA)
B	2:28:55	César Pastrano (ECU)

1974

G	2:30:42	José Ramírez (CHI)
S	2:32:27	Gilberto Serna (COL)
B	2:34:46	Orides Alves (BRA)

1971

G	2:26:11	Martín Pabón (COL)
S	2:32:20	Hernán Barreneche (COL)
B	2:34:31	Edmundo Warnke (CHI)

1969

G	2:36:36	Pedro Cárdenas (COL)
S	2:43:41	José Ramírez (CHI)
B	2:46:56	Mario Cutropia (ARG)

1967

G	2:35:43	Armando González (URU)
S	2:36:12	Luis Altamirano (ARG)
B	2:39:27	Agustín Calle (COL)

1965

G	2:38:14.2	Ricardo Vidal (CHI)
S	2:38:23	Dorival Silva (BRA)
B	2:40:13	Domingo Amaison (ARG)

1963

G	1:09:41	Luis F Caetano (BRA)
S	1:09:55	Luis Navas (COL)
B	1:11:29	Hernán Barreneche (COL)

1961

G	2:39:36	Juan Silva (CHI)
S	2:41:16	Ricardo Vidal (CHI)
B	2:42:21	Armando Belivet Pino (ARG)

1958

G	1:12:38	Osvaldo Roberto Suarez (ARG)
S	1:13:29	Armando Belivet Pino (ARG)
B	1:13:45	Juan Silva (CHI)

1956

G	1:08:54	Osvaldo Roberto Suarez (ARG)
S	1:09:00	Walter Lemos (ARG)
B	1:10:31	Juan Silva (CHI)

1954

G	1:13:02	Geraldo F Alves (BRA)
S	1:13:43	Joaquin Goncalves (BRA)
B	1:15:48	José Pérez (CHI)

1952

G	1:09:19	Delfo Cabrera (ARG)
S	1:11:28	Reinaldo Gorno (ARG)
B	1:11:28	Corsino Fernández (ARG)

1949

G	1:06:52	Delfo Cabrera (ARG)
S	1:07:02	Oscar Moreira (URU)
B	1:09:11	Eusebio Guiñez (ARG)

1947

G	1:56:23	Armando Sensini (ARG)
S	1:57:17	Eusebio Guiñez (ARG)
B	1:58:59	Joaquin Goncalves (BRA)

1945

G	1:46:00	Corsino Fernández (ARG)
S	1:50:48	Julio Montecinos (CHI)
B	1:54:12	José Berger (BRA)

1943

G	1:45:45	Corsino Fernández (ARG)
S	1:45:53	Eusebio Guiñez (ARG)
B	1:49:03	Julio Montecinos (CHI)

1941

G	2:03:16	Tomás Palomeque (ARG)
S	2:03:22	Saturnino Cuello (ARG)
B	n/t	Eusebio Guiñez (ARG)

1939

G	1:58:59	Manuel Ramírez (CHI)
S	1:59:46	Julio Montecinos (CHI)
B	2:01:10	Segundo Rozas (CHI)

1937

G	2:07:35	Saturnino Cuello (ARG)
S	2:11:21	José Farjas Ríos (PER)
B	n/t	Genasio daSilva (BRA)

1935

G	2:05:08	José Farjas Ríos (PER)
S	2:07:45	Manuel Ramírez (CHI)
B	2:17:08	Juan Becerra (CHI)

1933

G	1:59:15	Manuel Plaza (CHI)
S	2:02:39	José Ribas (ARG)
B	n/t	Fernando Ciccarelli (ARG)

Medal Count by Country

Men
       G   S   B  Score
ARG    9   8   7    76
COL    7   7   5    61
CHI    6   7   8    59
BRA    5   4   6    43
PER    1   1   0     8
URU    1   1   0     8
ECU    0   1   2     5
BOL    0   0   1     1
VEN    0   0   1     1

scoring is G = 5, S = 3, B = 1

Multiple Medal Winners

Men
11  Corsino Fernández (ARG)     G (1943) G (1945) B (1952)
10  Delfo Cabrera (ARG)         G (1949) G (1952)
10  Osvaldo Roberto Suarez(ARG) G (1956) G (1958)
10  Héctor Rodríguez (COL)      G (1975) G (1977)
 8  José Farjas Ríos (PER)      G (1935) S (1937)
 8  Saturnino Cuello (ARG)      G (1937) S (1941)
 8  Eusebio Guiñez (ARG)        B (1941) S (1943) S (1947) B (1949) 
 7  Julio Montecinos (CHI)      S (1939) B (1943) S (1945)
 7  Juan Silva (CHI)            B (1956) B (1958) G (1961)
 6  Alfonso Torres (COL)        S (1979) S (1981)
 6  Eloi Schleder (BRA)         B (1977) G (1985)
 4  Armando Belivet Pino (ARG)  S (1958) B (1961)
 4  Hernán Barreneche (COL)     B (1963) S (1971)
 4  Wilson Pérez (ECU)          B (1987) S (1989)

Last Updated on 13 Mar 2008

Contributors: Luis Vinker (50), Martin Rix (10)