Portuguese Outdoor Men's Athletics Championship
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The Portuguese Outdoor Men's Championship is the top division of men's team's in
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. It is a competition organised by the Federação Portuguesa de Atletismo. The league consists of 8 teams that are selected after a playoff. Benfica are the current champions, having won a record 14 consecutive titles in a total of 36 wins.


Champions by year

*1939: Benfica *1940: Benfica *1941: Sporting *1942: Benfica *1943: Sporting *1944: Benfica *1945: Sporting *1946: Sporting *1947: Sporting *1948: Sporting *1949: Benfica *1950: Sporting *1951: Benfica *1952:
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*1953: Benfica *1954: Benfica *1955: Benfica *1956: Sporting *1957: Sporting *1958: Sporting *1959: Sporting *1960: Sporting *1961: Sporting *1962: Sporting *1963: Sporting *1964: Sporting *1965: Sporting *1966: Sporting *1967: Benfica *1968: Sporting *1969: Sporting *1970: Sporting *1971: Sporting *1972: Sporting *1973: Sporting *1974: Sporting *1975: Sporting *1976: Sporting *1977: Sporting *1978: Sporting *1979: Sporting *1980: Benfica *1981: Sporting *1982: Benfica *1983: Benfica *1984: Benfica *1985: Sporting *1986: Benfica *1987: Sporting *1988: Sporting *1989: Benfica *1990: Benfica *1991: Benfica *1992: Benfica *1993: Benfica *1994: Benfica *1995: Sporting *1996: Benfica *1997: Sporting *1998: Sporting *1999: Sporting *2000: Sporting *2001:
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*2002: Sporting *2003: Sporting *2004: Sporting *2005: Sporting *2006: Sporting *2007: Sporting *2008: Sporting *2009: Sporting *2010: Sporting *2011: Benfica *2012: Benfica *2013: Benfica *2014: Benfica *2015: Benfica *2016: Benfica *2017: Benfica *2018: Benfica *2019: Benfica *2020: Benfica *2021: Benfica *2022: Benfica *2023: Benfica *2024: Benfica


Performance by club


Championships records


See also

* Portuguese Outdoor Women's Athletics Championship


References


External links


Portuguese Athletics Federation official website
{{DEFAULTSORT:Portuguese Athletics Championship Athletics competitions in Portugal Recurring sporting events established in 1939 Portuguese Athletics Championship National athletics competitions 1939 establishments in Portugal Men's athletics competitions