Édson Ribeiro

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Édson Ribeiro
Medal record

Men’s Athletics
Competitor for Brazil
Olympic Games
Silver	2000 Sydney	4x100 m relay
Bronze	1996 Atlanta	4x100 m relay
World Championships
Silver	2003 Paris	4x100 m relay
Bronze	1999 Sevilla	4x100 m relay

Édson Luciano Ribeiro (born December 8, 1972) is a Brazilian sprinter competing mostly in 100 metres. He has been successful on regional level, and won two Olympic medals with the Brazilian 4 x 100 metres relay team.

His personal best time achieved in 1998, is 10.14 seconds.

Achievements

(100 metres unless noted)

2003 South American Championships - gold medal
2003 World Championships in Athletics - silver medal (4x100 metres relay)
2000 Olympic Games - silver medal (4x100 metres relay)
1999 South American Championships - gold medal (200 metres)
1999 World Championships in Athletics - bronze medal (4x100 metres relay)
1996 Olympic Games - bronze medal (4x100 metres relay)
1995 South American Championships - silver medal

External links

Édson Ribeiro profile at IAAF

Pan American Champions in Men's 4x100 metres

1951: United States (Campbell, Bragg, Attlesey, Voight)
1955: United States (Richard, Williams, Thomas, Bennett)
1959: United States (Norton, Poynter, Woodhouse, Jones)
1963: United States (Young, Cassell, Johnson, Murchison)
1967: United States (Bright, Copeland, Turner, McCullouch)
1971: Jamaica (Daley, Quarrie, Lawson, Miller)
1975: United States (Collins, Edwards, Brown, Merrick)
1979: United States (Glance, Roberson, Wiley, Riddick)
1983: United States (Jackson, Robinson, Quow, Graddy)
1987: United States (Lewis, McNeill, McRae, Glance)
1991: Cuba (Peñalver, Stevens, Aguilera, Lamela)
1995: Cuba (Isasi, Aguilera, Lamela, García)
1999: Brazil (É. Ribeiro, de Oliveira, A. da Silva, C. da Silva)
2003: Brazil (de Lima, É. Ribeiro, A. da Silva, C. da Silva)
2007: Brazil (de Lima, R. Ribeiro, Moraes, Viana)
2011: Brazil (Feitosa, Viana, André, de Barros)

Persondata
Name	Ribeiro, Edson
Alternative names
Short description	Athletics (sport) competitor
Date of birth	December 8, 1972
Place of birth
Date of death
Place of death

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