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Finnish Athletics Federation

Suomen Urheiluliitto
Finlands Friidrottsförbund
Sport	Athletics
Abbreviation	SUL
Founded	1932
Affiliation	World Athletics
Regional affiliation	EAA
Headquarters	Helsinki,Finland
President	Sami Itani
Secretary	Harri Aalto
Official website
www.yleisurheilu.fi

Finnish Athletics Federation (Finnish:Suomen Urheiluliitto ry, abbr.SUL;Swedish:Finlands Friidrottsförbund rf) is the governing body ofathletics inFinland. It was separated from theFinnish Gymnastics and Sports Federation in 1932.

Today SUL has 850 member clubs and some 30,000 athletes. It is a member ofFinnish Sports Federation which is the main governing body ofSport in Finland.

• Urho Kekkonen 1932–1947
• Lauri Miettinen 1948–1952
• Reino Piirto 1953–1963
• Toimi Tulikoura 1964
• Jukka Uunila 1965–1974
• Yrjö Kokko 1975–1976
• Carl-Olaf Homén 1977–1980
• Pertti Eräkare 1981–1982
• Tapani Ilkka 1983–1990
• Ilkka Kanerva 1991–2005
• Antti Pihlakoski 2006–2012
• Vesa Harmaakorpi 2013–2018
• Sami Itani 2019–

• Official website (in Finnish)

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