Athletics at the 2004 Summer Olympics - Men's hammer throw

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The hammer throw event at the 2004 Summer Olympics as part of the athletics program was held at the Athens Olympic Stadium on August 20 and August 22.

[edit] Records

World Record 86.74 Yuriy Sedykh Ukraine Stuttgart, Germany 30 August 1986
Olympic Record 84.80 Sergey Litvinov Ukraine Seoul, Korea 26 September 1988

[edit] Medals

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
Koji Murofushi, Japan Ivan Tikhon, Belarus Esref Apak, Turkey

Adrian Annus of Hungary made the longest throw in the final and was initially awarded to gold medal. On August 29 it was announced that he had been disqualified for missing a follow-up drug test.


[edit] Event Summary

[edit] Heats

[edit] Heat 1

  1. Adrian Annus, Hungary 79.59m - Q
  2. Markus Esser, Germany 77.49m - q
  3. Igor Astapkovich, Belarus 76.88m - q
  4. Esref Apak, Turkey 76.74m - q
  5. Ilya Konovalov, Russia 76.36m
  6. Szymon Ziolkowski, Poland 76.17m
  7. Olli-Pekka Karjalainen, Finland 76.11m
  8. Alexandros Papadimitriou, Greece 75.55m
  9. Oleksandr Krykun, Ukraine 75.42m
  10. Patric Suter, Switzerland 73.54m
  11. Stuart Rendell, Australia 72.61m
  12. Juan Ignacio Cerra, Argentina 72.53m
  13. Vitor Costa, Portugal 72.47m
  14. Roman Rozna, Republic of Moldova 71.78m
  15. Vladimir Maska, Czech Republic 71.76m
  16. Alfred Kruger, United States 69.38m
  17. Dilshod Nazarov, Tajikistan NM
  18. Vladyslav Piskunov, Ukraine NM

[edit] Heat 2

  1. Ivan Tikhon, Belarus 80.78m - Q
  2. Krisztian Pars, Hungary 80.50m - Q
  3. Koji Murofushi, Japan 79.55m - Q
  4. Primoz Kozmus, Slovenia 78.81m - Q Season Best
  5. Libor Charfreitag, Slovakia 77.30m - q
  6. Nicola Vizzoni, Italy 76.84m - q
  7. Vadim Devyatovskiy, Belarus 76.72m - q
  8. Karsten Kobs, Germany 76.69m - q
  9. Miloslav Konopka, Slovakia 76.16m
  10. Sergey Kirmasov, Russia 75.83m
  11. Artem Rubanko, Ukraine 75.08m
  12. James Parker, United States 75.04m
  13. Andras Haklits, Croatia 74.43m
  14. David Soderberg, Finland 74.14m
  15. Yury Voronkin, Russia 73.47m
  16. Ali Mohamed Al Zinkawi, Kuwait 71.06m
  17. Dorian Collaku, Albania 70.06m

[edit] Final

  1. Adrian Annus, Hungary 83.19m - DQ
  2. Koji Murofushi, Japan 82.91m SB
  3. Ivan Tikhon, Belarus 79.81m
  4. Esref Apak, Turkey 79.51m
  5. Vadim Devyatovskiy, Belarus 78.82m
  6. Krisztian Pars, Hungary 78.73m
  7. Primoz Kozmus, Slovenia 78.56m
  8. Libor Charfreitag, Slovakia 77.54m
  9. Karsten Kobs, Germany 76.30m
  10. Igor Astapkovich, Belarus 76.22m
  11. Nicola Vizzoni, Italy 74.27m
  12. Markus Esser, Germany 72.51m
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