Athletics at the 1975 Pan American Games

The Athletics Competition at the 1975 Pan American Games was held in Mexico City, Mexico.

Medal summary

Men's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres Silvio Leonard
 Cuba
10.15A Hasely Crawford
 Trinidad and Tobago
10.21A Hermes Ramírez
 Cuba
10.34A
200 metres James Gilkes
 Guyana
20.43A Larry Brown
 United States
20.69A Mike Sands
 Bahamas
20.98A
400 metres Ronnie Ray
 United States
44.45A Alberto Juantorena
 Cuba
44.80A Delmo da Silva
 Brazil
45.53A
800 metres Luis Medina
 Cuba
1:47.98A Leandro Civil
 Cuba
1:48.75A Carlos Martínez
 Mexico
1:48.78A
1500 metres Tony Waldrop
 United States
3:45.09A Carlos Martínez
 Mexico
3:45.98A Luis Medina
 Cuba
3:49.84A
5000 metres Domingo Tibaduiza
 Colombia
14:02.00A Theodore Castaneda
 United States
14:03.20A Rodolfo Gómez
 Mexico
14:05.25A
10000 metres Luis Hernández
 Mexico
29:19.28A Rodolfo Gómez
 Mexico
29:21.22A Domingo Tibaduiza
 Colombia
29:25.45A
Marathon Rigoberto Mendoza
 Cuba
2:25:03A Charles "Chuck" Smead
 United States
2:25:32A Tom Howard
 Canada
2:25:46A
3000 metre steeplechase Mike Manley
 United States
9:04.29A José Andrade Silva
 Brazil
9:05.31A Octavio Guadarrama
 Mexico
9:15.00A
110 metres hurdles Alejandro Casañas
 Cuba
13.44A Danny Smith
 Bahamas
13.72A Arnaldo Bristol
 Puerto Rico
13.74A
400 metres hurdles James King
 United States
49.60A Ralph Mann
 United States
50.04A Alfonso Damaso
 Cuba
50.19A
High jump Tom Woods
 United States
2.25A John Beers
 Canada
2.17A Rick Cuttell
 Canada
2.17A
Pole vault Earl Bell
 United States
5.40A Bruce Simpson
 Canada
5.20A Roberto Moré
 Cuba
5.20A
Long jump João Carlos de Oliveira
 Brazil
8.19A Arnie Robinson
 United States
7.94A Al Lanier
 United States
7.91A
Triple jump João Carlos de Oliveira
 Brazil
17.89A Tommy Haynes
 United States
17.20A Milan Tiff
 United States
16.98A
Shot put Bruce Pirnie
 Canada
19.28A Bishop Dolegiewicz
 Canada
19.18A Terry Albritton
 United States
19.18A
Discus throw John Powell
 United States
62.36A Julián Morrinson
 Cuba
59.88A Jay Silvester
 United States
59.82A
Hammer throw Larry Hart
 United States
66.56A Ángel Cabrera
 Cuba
65.24A Scott Neilson
 Canada
64.56A
Javelin throw Sam Colson
 United States
83.82A Juan Jarvis
 Cuba
82.30A Raúl Fernández
 Cuba
72.90A
Decathlon Bruce Jenner[lower-alpha 1]
 United States
8045A Fred Dixon
 United States
8019A Jesús Mirabal
 Cuba
7582A
20 kilometre road walk Daniel Bautista
 Mexico
1:33:06A Domingo Colín
 Mexico
1:33:59A Larry Young
 United States
1:37:54A
4 × 100 metres relay  United States
Bill Collins
Clancy Edwards
Larry Brown
Donald Merrick
38.31A  Cuba
Pablo Montes
José Triana
Alejandro Casañas
Hermes Ramírez
38.46A  Canada
Hugh Fraser
Marvin Nash
Robert Martin
Albin Dukowski
38.86A
4 × 400 metres relay  United States
Herman Frazier
Robert Taylor
Maurice Peoples
Ronnie Ray
3:00.76A  Cuba
Eddy Gutiérrez
Alberto Juantorena
Carlos Álvarez
Dámaso Alfonso
3:02.82A  Canada
Randy Jackson
Brian Saunders
Glenn Bogue
Don Domansky
3:03.92A

Women's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres Pamela Jiles
 United States
11.38A Patty Loverock
 Canada
11.41A Marjorie Bailey
 Canada
11.42A
200 metres Chandra Cheeseborough
 United States
22.77A Pamela Jiles
 United States
22.81A Silvina Pereira
 Brazil
23.17A
400 metres Joyce Yakubowich
 Canada
51.62A Debra Sapenter
 United States
52.22A Lorna Forde
 Barbados
52.36A
800 metres Kathy Weston
 United States
2:04.93A Abby Hoffman
 Canada
2:06.93A Joan Wenzel
 Canada
2:06.93A
1500 metres Jan Merrill
 United States
4:18.32A Thelma Wright
 Canada
4:22.32A Abby Hoffman
 Canada
4:26.25A
100 metres hurdles Edith Noeding
 Peru
13.56A
(NR)
Deby LaPlante
 United States
13.68A Marlene Elejalde
 Cuba
13.80A
High jump Joni Huntley
 United States
1.89A Louise Walker
 Canada
1.86A Andrea Bruce
 Jamaica
1.83A
Long jump Ana Alexander
 Cuba
6.63A Martha Watson
 United States
6.57A Kathy McMillan
 United States
6.49A
Shot put María Elena Sarría
 Cuba
18.03A Hilda Ramírez
 Cuba
17.28A Lucette Moreau
 Canada
16.98A
Discus throw Carmen Romero
 Cuba
60.16A María Cristina Betancourt
 Cuba
58.52A Jane Haist
 Canada
53.12A
Javelin throw Sherry Calvert
 United States
54.70A María Beltrán
 Cuba
54.36A Lynn Cannon
 United States
48.64A
Pentathlon Diane Jones
 Canada
4673A Gale Fitzgerald
 United States
4486A Andrea Bruce
 Jamaica
4391A
4 × 100 metres relay  United States
Pamela Jiles
Brenda Morehead
Chandra Cheeseborough
Martha Watson
42.90A  Cuba
Marlene Elejarde
Fulgencia Romay
Silvia Chivás
Carmen Valdés
43.65A  Canada
Patty Loverock
Marjorie Bailey
Joanne McTaggert
Joyce Yakubowich
43.68A
4 × 400 metres relay  Canada
Joyce Yakubowich
Margaret McGowen
Rachelle Campbell
Joanne McTaggert
3:30.36A  United States
Debra Sapenter
Kathy Weston
Sharon Dabney
Pat Helms
3:30.64A  Cuba
Aurelia Pentón
Eia Cabreja
Asunción Acosta
Rosa López
3:31.65A

Medal table

 Rank  Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1  United States 19 13 7 39
2  Cuba 7 11 8 26
3  Canada 4 7 11 22
4  Mexico 2 3 3 8
5  Brazil 2 1 2 5
6  Colombia 1 0 1 2
7  Peru 1 0 0 1
 Guyana 1 0 0 1
9  Bahamas 0 1 1 2
10  Trinidad and Tobago 0 1 0 1
11  Jamaica 0 0 2 2
12  Barbados 0 0 1 1
 Puerto Rico 0 0 1 1

Notes

  1. Jenner is now known as Caitlyn due to gender transition in 2015.[1]

References

  1. Buzz Bissinger (June 1, 2015). "Introducing Caitlyn Jenner". Vanity Fair. Retrieved June 1, 2015.
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