Athletics at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Men's marathon

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Athletics at the
1996 Summer Olympics
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The official results of the men's marathon at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, held on Sunday August 4, 1996. The race started on 07.05h local time. A total number of 111 athletes completed the race, with Abdel Baser Wasiqi from Afghanistan finishing in last position in 4'24:17. There were 124 competitors from 79 countries. Thirtheen of them did not finish.

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[edit] Medalists

Gold Silver Bronze
South Africa Josia Thugwane
South Africa (RSA)
South Korea Lee Bong-Ju
South Korea (KOR)
Kenya Erick Wainaina
Kenya (KEN)

[edit] Records

These were the standing world and Olympic records (in hours) prior to the 1996 Summer Olympics.

World Record 2'06:50 Flag of Ethiopia Belayneh Densamo Rotterdam (NED) April 17, 1988
Olympic Record 2'09:21 Flag of Portugal Carlos Lopes Los Angeles (USA) August 12, 1984

[edit] Results

RANK ATHLETE TIME
Image:Med_1.png South Africa Josia Thugwane (RSA) 2'12:36
Image:Med_2.png South Korea Lee Bong-Ju (KOR) 2'12:39
Image:Med_3.png Kenya Erick Wainaina (KEN) 2'12:44
4. Spain Martín Fiz (ESP) 2'13:20
5. Great Britain Richard Nerurkar (GBR) 2'13:39
6. Mexico Germán Silva (MEX) 2'14:29
7. Australia Steve Moneghetti (AUS) 2'14:35
8. Mexico Benjamin Paredes (MEX) 2'14:55
9. Italy Danilo Goffi (ITA) 2'15:08
10. Brazil Luiz Antonio dos Santos (BRA) 2'15:55
11. Colombia Carlos Grisales (COL) 2'15:56
12. South Korea Kim Yi-Yong (KOR) 2'16:17
13. Zimbabwe Tendai Chimusasa (ZIM) 2'16:31
14. Portugal António Pinto (POR) 2'16:41
15. Mexico Dionicio Cerón (MEX) 2'16:48
16. Zaire Mwenze Kalombo (ZAI) 2'17:01
17. Poland Leszek Bebło (POL) 2'17:04
18. Spain Alberto Juztado (ESP) 2'17:24
19. Japan Hiromi Taniguchi (JPN) 2'17:26
20. Italy Salvatore Bettiol (ITA) 2'17:27
21. Canada Peter Fonseca (CAN) 2'17:28
22. Ecuador Rolando Vera (ECU) 2'17:40
23. Australia Roderic De Highden (AUS) 2'17:42
24. Costa Rica José Luis Molina (CRC) 2'17:49
25. Portugal Domingos Castro (POR) 2'18:03
26. Tunisia Tahar Mansouri (TUN) 2'18:06
27. South Africa Lawrence Peu (RSA) 2'18:09
28. United States Keith Brantly (USA) 2'18:17
29. Lesotho Thabiso Relekhetla (LES) 2'18:26
30. Bulgaria Hristo Stefanov (BUL) 2'18:29
31. United States Bob Kempainen (USA) 2'18:38
32. Finland Harri Hanninen (FIN) 2'18:41
33. South Africa Gert Thys (RSA) 2'18:55
34. Australia Sean Quilty (AUS) 2'19:35
35. Canada Carey Nelson (CAN) 2'19:39
36. Greece Spyridon Andriopoulos (GRE) 2'19:41
37. Russia Oleg Strizhakov (RUS) 2'19:51
38. North Korea Kim Jung-Won (PRK) 2'19:54
39. Canada Bruce Deacon (CAN) 2'19:56
40. North Korea Kim Jong-Su (PRK) 2'20:19
41. United States Mark Coogan (USA) 2'20:27
42. Djibouti Ahmed Saleh (DJI) 2'20:33
43. Ukraine Peter Sarafinyuk (UKR) 2'20:37
44. Morocco Abdelkader El Mouaziz (MAR) 2'20:39
45. Netherlands Bert van Vlaanderen (NED) 2'20:48
46. Portugal Manuel Matias (POR) 2'20:58
47. Brazil Vanderlei de Lima (BRA) 2'21:01
48. Germany Konrad Dobler (GER) 2'21:12
49. Yugoslavia Borislav Dević (YUG) 2'21:22
50. Italy Davide Milesi (ITA) 2'21:45
51. Latvia Aleksandrs Prokopčuks (LAT) 2'21:50
52. Kenya Lameck Aguta (KEN) 2'22:04
53. Spain Diego García (ESP) 2'22:11
54. Japan Masaki Oya (JPN) 2'22:13
55. Great Britain Peter Whitehead (GBR) 2'22:37
56. Kenya Ezekiel Bitok (KEN) 2'23:03
57. Chinese Taipei Hsu Gi-Sheng (TPE) 2'23:04
58. Estonia Pavel Loskutov (EST) 2'23:14
59. Venezuela Ruben Maza (VEN) 2'23:24
60. Great Britain Steve Brace (GBR) 2'22:28
61. Poland Grzegorz Gajdus (POL) 2'23:41
62. Swaziland Isaac Simelane (SWZ) 2'23:43
63. Kyrgyzstan Nazerdin Akylbekov (KGZ) 2'23:59
64. Sweden Anders Szalkai (SWE) 2'24:27
65. Malawi John Mwathiwa (MAW) 2'24:45
66. Russia Leonid Shvetsov (RUS) 2'24:49
67. Belgium Eddy Hellebuyck (BEL) 2'25:04
68. Qatar Ahmad Adam (QAT) 2'25:12
69. Tanzania Ikaji Salum (TAN) 2'25:29
70. Lithuania Pavelas Fedorenka (LTU) 2'25:41
71. Peru Miguel Mallqui (PER) 2'25:56
72. Indonesia Ethel Hudson (INA) 2'26:02
73. Brazil Diamantino dos Santos (BRA) 2'26:53
74. Nepal Tika Bahadur Bogate (NEP) 2'27:04
75. Trinidad and Tobago Ronnie Holassie (TRI) 2'27:20
76. Namibia Joseph Tjitunga (NAM) 2'27:52
77. Moldova Valeriu Vlas (MDA) 2'28:36
78. Swaziland Tonado Daniel Sibandze (SWZ) 2'28:49
79. Uruguay Waldemar Cotelo (URU) 2'28:50
80. Bulgaria Petko Stefanov (BUL) 2'29:06
81. Ethiopia Abebe Mekonnen (ETH) 2'29:45
82. Guatemala Luis Martínez (GUA) 2'29:55
83. New Zealand Sean Wade (NZL) 2'30:35
84. Morocco Abderrahim ben Redouane (MAR) 2'30:49
85. Niger Abdou Monzo (NIG) 2'30:57
86. Chile Marcelo Barrientos (CHI) 2'31:05
87. Andorra Antoni Bernardo (AND) 2'31:28
88. Libya Adel Adili (LBA) 2'32:12
89. Venezuela Carlos Tarazona (VEN) 2'32:35
90. Burundi Tharcisse Gashaka (BDI) 2'32:55
91. Bolivia Policarpio Calizaya (BOL) 2'33:08
92. Tanzania Simon Qamunga (TAN) 2'33:11
93. Japan Kenjiro Jitsui (JPN) 2'33:27
94. Cape Verde Antonio Carlos Zeferino (CPV) 2'34:13
95. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Pamenos Ballantyne (VIN) 2'34:16
96. Zaire Kaleka Mutoke (ZAI) 2'34:40
97. Central African Republic Ernest Ndissipou (CAF) 2'35:55
98. Morocco Ali El Tounsi (MAR) 2'36:01
99. Nicaragua William Aguirre (NCA) 2'37:02
100. Philippines Roy Vence (PHI) 2'37:10
101. Yemen Mohamed Al-Saadi (YEM) 2'40:41
102. Colombia Julio Hernández (COL) 2'41:56
103. Mauritius Ajay Chuttoo (MRI) 2'42:07
104. Jamaica Nils Antonio (JAM) 2'44:10
105. Cambodia Rithya To (CAM) 2'47:10
106. Puerto Rico Maximo Oliveras (PUR) 2'47:15
107. Bosnia and Herzegovina Islam Djugum (BIH) 2'47:38
108. Virgin Islands Marlon Selwyn Williams (ISV) 2'48:26
109. Belize Eugene Muslar (BIZ) 2'51:41
110. Somalia Abdi Isak (SOM) 2'59:55
111. Afghanistan Abdel Baser Wasiqi (AFG) 4'24:17
Ethiopia Belayneh Densamo (ETH) DNF
Germany Stephan Freigang (GER) DNF
Rwanda Patrick Ishyaka (RWA) DNF
Botswana Benjamin Keleketu (BOT) DNF
South Korea Kim Wan-Ki (KOR) DNF
Lithuania Ceslovas Kundrotas (LTU) DNF
Djibouti Omar Moussa (DJI) DNF
Madagascar Victor Razafindrakoto (MAD) DNF
Argentina Antonio Silio (ARG) DNF
Tanzania Julius Sumawe (TAN) DNF
Ethiopia Tumo Turbo (ETH) DNF
Finland Risto Ulmala (FIN) DNF
Lithuania Dainius Virbickas (LTU) DNF

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[edit] References


OLYMPIC MARATHON RACES
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