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Olympiske Resultater Olympiske resultater Sprintøvelsene i de siste olympiadene 100m Linford Christie, GBR : 09.96 Frank Fredericks, NAM : 10.02 Dennis Mitchell, USA : 10.04 Bruny Surin, CAN : 10.09 Leroy Burrell, USA : 10.10 Olapade Adeniken, NGR : 10.12 Raymond Stewart, JAM : 10.22 Davidson Ezima, NGR : 10.26 200m Mike Marsh, USA : 20.01 Frank Fredericks, NAM : 20.13 Michael Bates, USA : 20.38 Robson Caetano da Silva, BRA : 20.45 Olapade Adeniken, NGR : 20.50 John Regis, GBR : 20.55 Oluyemi Kayode, NGR : 20.67 Marcus Adam, GBR : 20.80 400m Quincy Watts, USA : 43.50 Steve Lewis, USA : 44.21 Samson Kitur, KEN : 44.24 Ian Morris, TTO : 44.25 Roberto Hernandez Prendes, CUB : 44.52 David Grindley, GBR : 44.75 Ibrahim Ismail, QAT : 45.10 Susumu Takano, JPN : 45.18 100m Donovan Bailey, CAN : 09.84 Frank Fredericks, NAM : 09.89 Ato Boldon, TTO : 09.90 Dennis Mitchell, USA : 09.99 Michael Marsh, USA : 10.00 Davidson Ezima, NGR : 10.14 Michael Green, JAM : 10.16 200m Michael Johnson, USA : 19.32 Frank Fredericks, NAM : 19.68 Ato Boldon, TTO : 19.80 Obadele Thompson, BRB : 20.14 Jeff Williams, USA : 20.17 Ivan Garcia, CUB : 20.21 Patrick Stevens, BEL : 20.27 Michael Marsh, USA : 20.48 400m Michael Johnson, USA : 43.49 Roger Black, GBR : 44.41 Davis Kamoga, UGA : 44.53 Alvin Harrison, USA : 44.62 Iwan Thomas, GBR : 44.70 Roxbert Martin, JAM : 44.83 Davian Clarke, JAM : 44.99 100m Maurice Greene, USA : 09.87 Ato Boldon, TTO : 09.99 Obadele Thompson, BRB : 10.04 Dwain Chambers, GBR : 10.08 Jonathan Drummond, USA : 10.09 Darren Campbell, GB : 10.13 Kim Collins, StK : 10.17 200m Konstantinos Kenteris, GRE : 20.09 Darren Campbell, GBR : 20.14 Ato Boldon, TTO : 20.20 Obadele Thompson, BRB : 20.20 Christian Malcolm, GBR : 20.23 Claudinei Silva, BRA : 20.28 Coby Miller, USA : 20.35 John Capel Jr, USA : 20.49 400m Michael Johnson, USA : 43.84 Alvin Harrison, USA : 44.40 Gregory Haughton, JAM : 44.70 Sanderlei Parrela, BRA : 45.01 Robert Mackowiak, POL : 45.14 Hendrick Mokganyetsi, SAF : 45.26 Antonio Pettigrew, USA : 45.42 Danny Mcfarlane, JAM : 45.55 100m Justin Gatlin, USA : 09.85 Francis Obikwelu, POR : 09.86 Maurice Greene, USA : 09.87 Shawn Crawford, USA : 09.89 Asafa Powell, JAM : 09.94 Kim Collins, KNA : 10.00 Obadele Thompson, BRB : 10.10 200m Shawn Crawford, USA : 19.79 Bernard Williams, USA : 20.01 Justin Gatlin, USA : 20.03 Frank Fredericks, NAM : 20.03 Francis Obikwelu, POR : 20.14 Stephane Buckland, MUS : 20.24 Tobias Unger, GER : 20.64 400m Jeremy Wariner, USA : 44.00 Otis Harris, USA : 44.16 Derrick Brew, USA : 44.42 Alleyne Francique, GRN : 44.66 Brandon Simpson, JAM : 44.76 Davian Clarke, JAM : 44.83 Leslie Djhone, FRA : 44.94 Michael Blackwood, JAM : 45.55 100m Usain Bolt, JAM : 09.69 Richard Thompson, TTO : 09.89 Walter Dix, USA : 09.91 Churandy Martina, ANT : 09.93 Asafa Powell, JAM : 09.95 Michael Frater, JAM : 09.97 Marc Burns, TTO : 10.01 Darvis Patton, USA : 10.03 200m Usain Bolt, JAM : 19.30 Churandy Martina, ANT : 19.82 Shawn Crawford, USA : 19.96 Walter Dix, USA : 19.98 Brian Dzingai, NAM : 20.22 Christian Malcolm, GBR : 20.40 Kim Collins, KNA : 20.59 400m LaShawn Merritt, USA : 43.75 Jeremy Wariner, USA : 44.74 David Neville, USA : 44.80 Christopher Brown, BAM : 44.84 Leslie Djhone, FRA : 45.11 Martyn Rooney, GBR : 45.12 Renny Quow, TTO : 45.22 Johan Wissmann, SWE : 45.39 100m Usain Bolt, JAM : 09.63 Yohan Blake, JAM : 09.75 Justin Gatlin, USA : 09.79 Tyson Gay, USA : 09.80 Ryan Bailey, USA : 09.88 Churandy Martina, NED : 09.94 Richard Thompson, TTO : 09.98 Asafa Powell, JAM : 11.99 200m Usain Bolt, JAM : 19.32 Yohan Blake, JAM : 19.44 Warren Weir, JAM : 19.84 Wallace Spearmon, USA : 19.90 Churandy Martina, NED : 20.00 Christophe Lemaitre, FRA : 20.19 Anaso Jobodwana, SAF : 20.57 Alex Quinonez, ECU : 20.69 400m Kirani James, GRE : 43.94 Luguelin Santos, DOM : 44.46 Lalonde Gordon, TTO : 44.52 Chris Brown, BAM : 44.79 Kevin Borlee, BEL : 44.81 Jonathan Borlee, BEL : 44.83 Demetrius Pinder, BAM : 44.98 Steven Solomon, AUS : 45.14.
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