The 1953 AAA Championships was the 1953 edition of the annual outdoor track and field competition organised by the Amateur Athletic Association (AAA). It was held from 10 to 11 July 1953 at White City Stadium in London, England.

Summary

The Championships covered two days of competition. The marathon was held in Cardiff and the decathlon event was held in Uxbridge.

McDonald Bailey won both the 100 and 200 for his 13th & 14th titles

Results

EventGoldSilverBronze
100 yardsMcDonald Bailey9.8Karim Olowu10.0Bermuda Orien Young10.2
220 yardsMcDonald Bailey21.4Brian Shenton21.9Clay Gibbs22.3
440 yardsPeter Fryer48.9Len Smith49.4David Rawe49.5
880 yardsBrian Hewson1:54.2Desmond Williamson1:54.6Tom White1:54.8
1 mileRoger Bannister4;05.2Don Seaman4:08.0Bill Nankeville4;10.4
3 milesGordon Pirie13:43.4Fred Green13:46.0Len Eyre14:02.0
6 milesGordon Pirie28:19.4 WRFrank Sando28:47.2Scotland Ian Binnie28:53.4
marathonJim Peters2:22:29.0Alan Lawton2:29:38Geoff Iden2:30:54
steeplechaseEddie Ellis10:02.8Ken Johnson10:03.6Walter Berry10:14.2
120y hurdlesPeter Hildreth14.6Paul Vine15.0Donal O'Sullivan15.1
220y hurdlesHarry Whittle24.2Peter Hildreth24.4Paul Vine24.4
440y hurdlesHarry Whittle52.7 NRAlec Hardy53.1Puerto Rico Amadeo Francis54.2
2 miles walkGeorge Coleman14:02.2Bryan Hawkins14:05.8Bob Richards14:10.2
7 miles walkRoland Hardy51:47.0Bryan Hawkins54:23.0John Proctor54:59.0
high jumpDerek Cox1.905Republic of Ireland Brendan O'Reilly1.880Kinnaird Cunningham1.854
pole vaultGeoff Elliott4.11Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Milan Milakov4.11Ian Ward3.81
long jumpKarim Olowu7.15Peter Whaley7.14Roy Cruttenden6.99
triple jumpKen Wilmshurst14.36William Laing14.28Saar Protectorate Willi Burgard14.13
shot putJohn Savidge16.17Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Petar Sarcevic14.99Mark Pharaoh13.88
discus throwMark Pharaoh47.96Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Vitomir Krivokapić47.28John Savidge44.65
hammer throwDon Anthony53.24Peter Allday52.86Scotland Ewan Douglas52.72
javelin throwMichael Denley63.58Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Branko Dangubić63.38Kevin Flanagan61.78
decathlonLes Pinder5321Hywel Williams5035Vic Matthews4806

See also