Men's 100 metres Ukrainian record progression

The first Ukrainian national record, which is known to be ratified, dates back to 1921. Up until 1977, the national governing body ratified only hand-timed results as records.[1] Starting from 1977 (the year of introducing the mandatory automatic time measurement in sprint events), Ukrainian governing body in athletics started keeping the auto-timed national records in 100 metres. It was the result of Valeriy Borzov (10.07), his winning time in the 1972 Olympics' quarterfinal, to become the first and remaining the only auto-timed national record in the history of Ukrainian athletics. The hand-timed national records in the same event continued to be kept in parallel up until the end of 2003.[2]

Hand timing

Time	Athlete	Venue	Date	Notes
12.6	Mykhaylo Romatovskyi	Kharkiv	12.08.1921
11.4	Vasyl Kalyna	Kharkiv	12.08.1922
11.3	Mykhaylo Kheyfits	Kharkiv	16.09.1923
11.0	Vasyl Kalyna	Kharkiv	11.07.1924
10.9	Petro Ananyev	Odessa	07.06.1936
10.7	Marco Volykov	Kharkiv	27.07.1937
10.6	Hennadiy Daghman	Odessa	11.06.1949
10.5	Yuriy Karpyuk	Kyiv	06.08.1954
10.5	Leonid Bartenyev	Nalchik	24.04.1955
10.4	Leonid Bartenyev	Warsaw	08.08.1955
10.3	Leonid Bartenyev	Kyiv	26.05.1956
10.3	Leonid Bartenyev	Budapest	20.06.1959
10.2	Leonid Bartenyev	Kyiv	25.06.1960
10.0	Valeriy Borzov	Kyiv	18.08.1969
10.0	Valeriy Borzov	Kyiv	21.06.1971
10.0	Valeriy Borzov	Milan	16.06.1972
10.0	Valeriy Borzov	Moscow	18.07.1972
10.0	Valeriy Borzov	Kyiv	04.07.1975
9.9	Vladyslav Dolohodin	Kharkiv	13.05.1994
9.9	Vladyslav Dolohodin	Kharkiv	13.05.1994

Automated timing

Time	Athlete	Venue	Date	Notes
10.07	Valeriy Borzov	Munich	31.08.1972	[3]

• List of Ukrainian records in athletics

• Kachkivskyi, Ivan; Ionov, Valentyn. Національні рекорди України з легкої атлетики 1991—2017 [Ukrainian National Records in Athletics 1991-2017] (in Ukrainian).
• Bielykh, Mykola; Bohachyk, Petro; Synytskyi, Zosima (1979). Легкоатлети України [Ukrainian athletes] (in Ukrainian). Zdorovya Publishing House.