Jun Osakada
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Jun Osakada (jap. 小坂田淳 Osakada Jun; ur. 2 kwietnia 1974 w Tokio) – japoński lekkoatleta, sprinter.
Największe sukcesy odnosił w sztafecie 4 x 400 metrów:
- 5. miejsce podczas igrzysk olimpijskich (Atlanta 1996), japońska sztafeta ustanowiła w finale aktualny rekord Azji (3:00,76),
- 4. miejsce podczas igrzysk olimpijskich (Sydney 2000).
Indywidualnie nie osiągał tak wartościowych wyników, choć zdobył m.in. brązowy medal mistrzostw Azji (bieg na 200 m, Dżakarta 1995).
Rekordy życiowe
- bieg na 300 m – 32,68 (2005)
- bieg na 400 m – 45,05 (2000)
Linki zewnętrzne
- Jun Osakada w bazie World Athletics (ang.).
Mistrzowie Japonii w biegu na 400 metrów
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