Budapest (Hungary) 3rd – 5th March 1989 (Budapest Sportcsarnok) 60 m - 05-03-1989 1. Andrés Simón - Cuba - 6.52 (national record) 2. John Myles-Mills - Ghana - 6.59 3. Pierfrancesco Pavoni - Italy - 6.61 Seven more national records were set in the heats and the semifinals. 200 m - 03-03-1989 1.John Regis - Great Britain - 20.54 (Championship record) 2. Ade Mafe - Great Britain - 20.87 3. Kevin Little - USA - 21.12 Five national records were set in the heats and the semifinals. 400 m - 05-03-1989 1. Antonio McKay - USA - 45.59 (Championship record) 2. Ian Morris - Trinidad and Tobago - 46.09 (national record) 3. Cayetano Cornet - Spain - 46.40 Seven more national records were set in the heats and the semifinals. 800 m - 04-03-1989 1. Paul Ereng - Kenya - 1:44.84 (World record and Championship record) 2. José Luíz Barbosa - Brazil - 1:45.55 (South American record) 3. Tonino Viali - Italy - 1:46.95 One more Championship record, one Asian record and three national records were set in the heats and the semifinals. 1500 m - 05-03-1989 1. Marcus O'Sullivan - Ireland - 3:36.64 (Championship record) 2. Hauke Fuhlbrügge - East Germany - 3:37.80 (national record) 3. Jeff Atkinson - USA - 3:38.12 (North American record) Two more national records were set in the heats. 3000 m - 05-03-1989 1. Saďd Aouita - Morocco - 7:47.94 (Championship record) 2. José Luís González - Spain - 7:48.66 3. Dieter Baumann - West Germany - 7:50.66 One more Championship record and two national records were set in the heats. 60 m hurdles - 03-03-1989 1. Roger Kingdom - USA - 7.43 (Championship record) 2. Colin Jackson - Great Britain - 7.45 3. Igor Kazanov - Soviet Union - 7.59 One South American records was set in the heats. 5000 metres walk - 05-03-1989 1. Mikhail Shchennikov - Russia - 18:27.10 (World record and Championship record) 2. Roman Mrázek - Czechoslovakia - 18:28.90 3. Frants Kostyukevich - Soviet Union - 18:34.07 4. Sándor Urbanik - Hungary - 18:34.77 (national record) 5. Giovanni De Benedictis - Italy - 18:40.87 (national record) 9. Jimmy McDonald - Ireland - 19:25.24 (national record) long jump - 05-03-1989 1. Larry Myricks - USA - 8,37 m (Championship record) 2. Dietmar Haaf - West Germany - 8,17 m 3. Mike Conley Sr. - USA - 8,11 m triple jump - 04-03-1989 1. Mike Conley Sr. - USA - 17,65 m (Championship record) 2. Jorge Reyna - Cuba - 17,41 m (national record) 3. Juan Miguel López - Cuba - 17,28 m Two more national records were set in the qualification. high jump - 04-03-1989 1. Javier Sotomayor - Cuba - 2,43 m (World record and Championship record) 2. Dietmar Mögenburg - West Germany - 2,35 m 3. Patrik Sjöberg - Sweden - 2,35 m 4. Dalton Grant - Great Britain - 2,35 m (national record) 9. Panayotis Kontaksakis - Greece - 2,28 m (national record) pole vault - 04-03-1989 1. Radion Gataullin - Soviet Union - 5,85 m (equals Championship record) 2. Grigoriy Yegorov - Soviet Union - 5,80 m 3. Joe Dial - USA - 5,70 m shot put - 04-03-1993 1. Ulf Timmermann - East Germany - 21,75 m 2. Randy Barnes - USA - 21,28 m 3. Georg Andersen - Norway - 20.98 m (national record)