Seville (Spain) 8th – 10th March 1991 (Palacio Municipal de Deportes San Pablo) 60 m - 08-03-1991 1. Andre Cason - USA - 6.54 2. Linford Christie - Great Britain - 6.55 3. Chidi Imoh - Nigeria - 6.60 Eight national records were set in the heats. 200 m - 10-03-1991 1. Nikolay Antonov - Bulgaria - 20.67 2. Linford Christie - Great Britain - 20.72 3. Ade Mafe - Great Britain - 20.92 Five national records were set in the heats. 400 m - 10-03-1991 1. Devon Morris - Jamaica - 46.17 2. Samson Kitur - Kenya - 46.21 (national record) 3. Cayetano Cornet - Spain - 46.52 Five more national records were set in the heats and the semifinals. 800 m - 10-03-1991 1. Paul Ereng - Kenya - 1:47.08 2. Tomás de Teresa - Spain - 1:47.82 3. Simon Hoogewerf - Canada - 1:47.88 (national record) Six more national records were set in the heats. 1500 m - 09-03-1991 1. Noureddine Morceli - Algeria - 3:41.57 2. Fermín Cacho - Spain - 3:42.68 3. Mário Silva - Portugal - 3:43.85 3000 m - 10-03-1991 1. Frank O'Mara - Ireland - 7:41.14 (Championship record) 2. Hammou Boutayeb - Morocco - 7:43.64 3. Robert Denmark - Great Britain - 7:43.90 (national record) 4. Mogens Guldberg - Denmark - 7:44.76 (national record) 6. Pascal Thiébaut - France - 7:47:51 (national record) 8. Mathias Ntawulikura - Rwanda - 7:48.92 (national record) 9. Jacinto Navarrete - Colombia - 7:49.46 (South American indoor record) One more South American indoor record and five more national records were set in the heats. 60 m hurdles - 09-03-1991 1. Greg Foster - USA - 7.45 2. Igor Kazanov - Soviet Union - 7.47 3. Mark McKoy - Canada - 7.49 Six national records were set in the heats and the semifinals. 4 x 400 m - 13-03-1993 It was the first time that this event was contested at the World Indoor Championships 1. Germany - 3:03.05 (Rico Lieder, Jens Carlowitz, Karsten Just, Thomas Schönlebe) (World record and Championship record) 2. United States - 3:03.24 (Raymond Pierre, Charles Jenkins Jr., Andrew Valmon, Antonio McKay) (North American record) 3. Italy - 3:07.30 (Marco Vaccari, Vito Petrella, Alessandro Aimar, Andrea Nuti) (national record) 4. Australia - 3:08.49 (Oceanic record) One more Championship record, one more Oceanic record and two more national records were set in the heats. 5000 metres walk - 10-03-1991 1. Mikhail Shchennikov - Russia - 18:23.55 (World record) 2. Giovanni De Benedictis - Italy - 18:23.60 (national record) 3. Frants Kostyukevich - Soviet Union - 18:47.05 4. Miguel Ángel Prieto - Spain - 18:53.83 (national record) 8. Jimmy McDonald - Ireland - 19:24.91 (national record) One South American indoor record was set in the heats. long jump - 09-03-1991 1. Dietmar Haaf - Germany - 8,15 m 2. Jaime Jefferson - Cuba - 8,04 m 3. Giovanni Evangelisti - Italy - 7,93 m Two national records were set in the qualification. triple jump - 10-03-1991 1. Igor Lapshin - Soviet Union - 17,31 m 2. Leonid Voloshin - Soviet Union - 17,04 m 3. Tord Henriksson - Sweden - 16,80 m One national record was set in the qualification. high jump - 10-03-1991 1. Hollis Conway - USA - 2,40 m (national record) 2. Artur Partyka - Poland - 2,37 m (equalsnational record) 3=. Javier Sotomayor - Cuba - 2,31 m 3=. Aleksey Yemelin - Soviet Union - 2,31 m 8. Tim Forsyth - Australia - 2,28 m (equals Ocianic record) pole vault - 09-03-1991 1. Sergey Bubka - Soviet Union - 6,00 m (Championship record) 2. Viktor Ryzhenkov - Soviet Union - 5,80 m 3. Ferenc Salbert - France - 5,70 m 6. Peter Widén - Sweden - 5,60 m (equals national record) shot put - 08-03-1993 1. Werner Günthör - Switzerland - 21,17 m 2. Klaus Bodenmüller - Austria - 20,42 m 3. Ron Backes - USA - 20,06 m