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Seznam příloh: Příloha1: Vývojsvětovéhorekorduna400metrůmužů Výkon Jméno Stát Datum Místo 47,8 y MaxieLong USA September29,1900 USA 47,4 y TedMeredith USA May27,1916 USA 47,6 EricLiddell GBR July11,1924 Francie 47,4 y HermanPhillips USA May5,1928 USA 47,0 EmersonSpencer USA May12,1928 USA 46,4 BenEastman USA March26,1932 USA 46,2 BillCarr USA August5,1932 USA 46,1 ArchieWilliams USA June19,1936 USA 46,0 RudolfHarbig GER August12,1939 Německo 46,0 GroverKlemmer USA June6,1941 USA 46,2 y HerbMcKenley JAM June1,1946 USA 46,2 y HerbMcKenley JAM June21,1947 USA 46,0 y HerbMcKenley JAM June5,1948 USA 45,8 MilkhaSingh IND 1950 Francie 45,8 GeorgeRhoden JAM August22,1950 Švédsko 45,4 LouisJones USA March18,1955 Mexiko 45,2 LouisJones USA June30,1956 USA 44,9 OtisDavis USA September6,1960 Italy 44,9 CarlKaufmann NSR September6,1960 Italy 44,9 y AdolphPlummer USA May25,1963 USA 44,9 MichaelLarrabee USA September12,1964 USA 44,5 TommieSmith USA May20,1967 USA 44,1 LarryJames USA September14,1968 USA 44,1 LeeEvans USA September14,1968 USA 43,86 LeeEvans USA October18,1968 Mexiko 43,29 ButchReynolds USA August17,1988 Švýcarsko 43,18 MichaelJohnson USA August26,1999 Španělsko y=závodna440yardů(402,34metrů) Zdroj: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_record_progression_400_metres_men Příloha2: Redukovanésvětové ročnítabulky-400mmužů(19552008) 1956–OH 1. 46,7 JenkinsCharles USA 2. 46,8 HaasKarl-Friedrich NSR 3. 47,0 IgnatyevArdalion SSSR 4. 47,0 HellstenVoitto FIN 5. 48,1 JonesLouis USA 6. 48,3 SpenceMalcolm JAR 1957 1. 46,0 T.Courtney USA 2. 46,2 M.Larrabee USA 3. 46,3 Ch.Jenkins USA 4. 46,4 R.McMurray USA 5. 46,5 M.Spence JAR 6. 46,5 G.Davis USA 7. 46,5 J.Telford USA 8. 46,6 T.Tobacco CAN 9. 46,6 K.Mott USA 10. 46,7 K.Gosper AUS 1958ME 1. 46,3 JohnWRIGHTON GBR 2. 46,5 JohnSALISBURY GBR 3. 47,0 Karl-FriedrichHAAS FRG 4. 47,0 CarlKAUFMANN FRG 5. 47,5 AlfPETERSSON SWE 6. 47,8 StanislawSWATOWSKI POL 1959 1. 45,8 Kaufmann NSR 2. 45,8 Spence JAR y 3. 45,9 O.Davis USA y 4. 45,9 M.Larrabee USA 5. 45,9 Carlson USA 6. 46,0 G.Davis USA y 7. 46,0 Kerr JAM y 8. 46,1 Southern USA 9. 46,2 G.Davis USA y 10. 46,3 Robertson USA y 11. 46,3 MilkhaSingh IND 12. 46,3 T.Tobacco CAN y 13. 46,6 Seye FRA 14. 46,7 Kinder NSR 15. 46,9 Swatowski POL 16. 46,9 Wrighton GBR y 17. 47,0 Weber SUI 18. 47,0 Kowalski POL 19. 47,1 Kaiser NSR 20. 47,1 Korda HUN 1960OH 1. 44,9 DavisOtis USA 2. 44,9 KaufmannCarl NSR 3. 45,5 SpenceMalcolm JAR 4. 45,6 SinghMilkha IND 5. 45,9 KinderManfred NSR 6. 45,9 YoungEarl USA 1962ME 1. 45,9 RobbieBRIGHTWELL GBR 2. 46,1 ManfredKINDER GDR 3. 46,4 HansJoachimRESKE FRG 4. 46,4 AdrianMETCALFE GBR 5. 46,6 BarryJACKSON GBR 6. 47,4 AndrzejBADENSKI POL 1963 1. 44,9 Plummer USA y 2. 45,3 U.Williams USA y 3. 45,4 Carr USA 4. 45,7 Cawley USA y 5. 45,7 Tobler USA y 6. 45,9 Freeman USA y 7. 46,0 Saddler USA y 8. 46,0 Strong USA y 9. 46,0 Higginbottom USA y 10. 46,0 Kalfelder NSR 11. 46,0 Kinder NSR 12. 46,1 Badeński POL 13. 46,2 Laeng SUI 14. 46,2 Metcalfe GBR 15. 46,2 Brightwell GBR 16. 46,3 Schmidt NSR 17. 46,3 Archipčuk SSSR 18. 46,4 Reske NSR 19. 46,5 Boccardo FRA 1964–OH 1. 45,1 LarrabeeMichael USA 2. 45,2 MottleyWendell TRI 3. 45,6 BadeńskiAndrzej POL 4. 45,7 Brightwell Robbie GBR 5. 46,0 Williams Ulis USA 6. 46,0 GrahamTimothy GBR 7. 46,3 VassellaPeter AUS 8. 46,8 SkinnerEdwin TRI 1965 1. 45,5 T.Lewis USA y 2. 45,6 A.Badenski POL 3. 45,8 O.Cassell USA y 4. 45,8 U.Williams USA y 5. 45,8 J.Kemp USA y 6. 45,9 R.Saddler USA y 7. 45,9 M.Mason USA y 8. 45,9 D.Owens USA y 9. 45,9 D.Payne USA y 10. 46,0 F.Beaty USA y 11. 46,0 A.Carter USA y 12. 46,0 B.Tobler USA y 13. 46,0 R.Johnson USA y 14. 46,0 D.Magee USA y 15. 46,0 W.Mottley TRI y 16. 46,0 L.Saunders USA y 17. 46,1 D.Archibald USA y 18. 46,1 W.Johnson USA y 19. 46,1 T.Nelson USA y 20. 46,1 W.Shapiro USA y 1966 1. 44,7 Mottley TRI y 2. 44,9 Lewis USA y 3. 45,2 Evans USA 4. 45,3 Smith USA 5. 45,6 Crook USA y 6. 45,7 Werner POL 7. 45,8 Calhoun USA y 8. 45,8 Kemp USA y 9. 45,8 Badeński POL 10. 45,8 Bernard TRI y 11. 46,0 Gredzinski POL 12. 46,0 König NSR 13. 46,2 Kinder NSR 14. 46,3 Savčuk SSSR 15. 46,4 Krüssmann NSR 16. 46,4 Roderfeld NSR 17. 46,5 Trousil ČSSR 18. 46,6 Samper FRA 19. 46,6 Ulbricht NSR 20. 46,6 Weiland NDR 1967 1. 44,5 Smith USA 2. 44,9 Evans USA 3. 45,0 Matthews USA 4. 45,3 Boggers USA 5. 45,4 Kemp USA 6. 45,5 Stinson USA 7. 45,6 Taylor USA 8. 45,6 Mondane USA 9. 45,7 Carson USA 10. 45,7 Francis CAN 11. 45,7 Smothers USA 12. 45,7 Werner POL 13. 46,0 Röper NSR 14. 46,1 Badeński POL 15. 46,2 J.C.Nallet FRA 16. 46,3 Graham GBR 17. 46,3 Roderfeld NSR 18. 46,5 Balachowski POL 19. 46,6 Savčuk SSSR 20. 46,6 Campbell GBR 1968 1. 43,8 Evans USA 2. 43,9 James USA 3. 44,4 Matthews USA 4. 44,4 Freeman USA 5. 44,9 Collett USA 6. 44,9 Jellinghaus NSR 7. 45,0 Gakou SEN 8. 45,1 Taylor USA 9. 45,2 Morton USA y 10. 45,2 Kemp USA 11. 45,2 Mondane USA 12. 45,2 Francis USA 13. 45,4 Badeński POL 14. 45,6 Zerbes NDR 15. 45,7 Werner POL 16. 45,7 J.C.Nallet FRA 17. 45,7 Nicolau FRA 18. 45,9 Campbell NSR 19. 45,9 H.Müller GBR 20. 45,9 Balachowski POL 1969 1. 44,4 C.Mills USA y 2. 44,5 Evans USA 3. 45,1 vanHofwegen USA 4. 45,2 Garrison USA y 5. 45,2 T.Turner USA y 6. 45,3 Coffee USA y 7. 45,4 Wehrwein USA y 8. 45,4 James USA y 9. 45,5 Collett USA y 10. 45,5 Wombie USA y 11. 45,7 J.Werner POL 12. 45,8 Badeński POL 13. 45,8 J.C.Nallet FRA 14. 45,8 Gredzinski POL 15. 45,9 J.Carrette FRA 16. 45,9 Bratčikov SSSR 17. 46,2 Gayoso ESP 18. 46,2 Bertould FRA 19. 46,3 Schlösske NSR 20. 46,3 Savčuk SSSR 1970 1. 44,9 W.Collet USA 2. 45,0 J.Smith USA 3. 45,0 Ch.Asati KEN 4. 45,1 J.C.Nallet FRA 5. 45,2 F.Newhouse USA 6. 45,2 C.Mills USA y 7. 45,2 L.James USA y 8. 45,4 T.Ullan USA y 9. 45,4 L.Evans USA y 10. 45,4 T.Jordan NSR 11. 45,8 J.Balachowski POL 12. 45,8 A.Badeński POL 13. 45,9 J.Werner POL 14. 45,9 J.Carette FRA 15. 45,9 H.R.Schlösske NSR 16. 46,0 F.McSweeney IRL y 17. 46,0 G.Bertould FRA 18. 46,0 H.Köhler NSR 1971 1. 44,5 JohnSmith USA 2. 44,7 WayneCollett USA 3. 45,0 FredNewhouse USA 4. 45,1 T.Turner USA 5. 45,4 EdeselGarrison USA 6. 45,5 M.Fiasconaro ITL 7. 45,5 D.Jenkins GBR 8. 45,6 C.Mills USA y 9. 45,6 L.Evans USA y 10. 45,6 D.Morton USA y 11. 45,6 D.Bond USA y 12. 45,6 D.Alexander USA y 13. 45,6 J.Werner POL 14. 45,7 M.Kukkoaho FIN 15. 45,8 H.Köhler NSR 16. 46,0 J.C.Nallet FRA 17. 46,0 T.Jordan NSR 18. 46,1 A.Bratčikov SSSR 19. 46,1 K.Hauke NDR 20. 46,1 M.Jellinghaus NSR y=440y0,3s 1972 1. 44,66 VinceMatthews USA München 7.9.1972 2. 44,70 KarlHonz FRG München 21.7.1972 3. 44,80 WayneCollett USA München 7.9.1972 4. 44,92 JuliusSang KEN München 7.9.1972 5. 45,13 CharlesAsati KEN München 7.9.1972 6. 45,27 Horst-RüdigerSchlöske FRG München 3.9.1972 7. 45,32 BerndHerrmann FRG München 21.7.1972 8. 45,39 DavidJenkins GBR London(CP) 15.7.1972 9. 45,49 MarkkuKukkoaho FIN München 7.9.1972 10. 45,75 LeightonPriestley JAM München 3.9.1972 11. 45,80 FernandoAcevedo PER München 3.9.1972 12. 45,88 TegegneBezabeh ETH München 3.9.1972 13. 45,93 JanWerner POL München 3.9.1972 14.
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