Medaliści igrzysk olimpijskich w lekkoatletyce
Poniższe tabele przedstawiają medalistów igrzysk olimpijskich w lekkoatletyce
Zobacz też: medalistki igrzysk olimpijskich w lekkoatletyce.
Zob. też: Kody krajów używane w sporcie występujące w poniższej tabelce.
Indeks
Konkurencje lekkoatletyczne (konkurencje rozgrywane współcześnie zaznaczono pogrubioną czcionką):
- biegi płaskie:
- biegi przez płotki: 110 m ppł – 200 m ppł – 400 m ppł
- biegi z przeszkodami: 2500 m – 2590 m – 3000 m – 3200 m – 4000 m
- biegi sztafetowe: 4 × 100 m – 4 × 400 m – 1600 m
- biegi drużynowe: 3000 m – 3 mile – 5000 m – 4 mile
- biegi przełajowe: indywidualnie – drużynowo
- chody sportowe: 1500 m – 3000 m – 3500 m – 10 km – 10 mil – 20 km – 50 km
- skoki: wzwyż – wzwyż z miejsca – o tyczce – w dal – w dal z miejsca – trójskok – trójskok z miejsca
- rzuty: kula – kula oburącz – dysk – dysk sposób starożytny – dysk oburącz – młot – 56-funtowa kula – oszczep – oszczep styl dowolny – oszczep oburącz
- wieloboje: pięciobój – all-around – dziesięciobój
bieg na 60 m
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1900 | Alvin Kraenzlein  | Walter Tewksbury | Stanley Rowley  |
| IO 1904 | Archie Hahn | William Hogenson | Fay Moulton |
bieg na 100 m
bieg na 200 m
bieg na 400 m
bieg na 800 m
bieg na 1500 m
bieg na 5000 m
bieg na 5 mil
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1908 | Emil Voigt  | Edward Owen | John Svanberg  |
bieg na 10 000 m
maraton
- 1896: około 40 000 m
- 1900: 40 260 m
- 1904: 40 000 m
- 1906: 41 860 m
- 1912: 40 200 m
- 1920: 42 750 m
- od 1924: 42 195 m
bieg na 110 m przez płotki
bieg na 200 m przez płotki
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1900 | Alvin Kraenzlein | Norman Pritchard  | Walter Tewksbury |
| IO 1904 | Harry Hillman | Frank Castleman | George Poage |
bieg na 400 m przez płotki
bieg na 2500 m z przeszkodami
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1900 | George Orton  | Sidney Robinson | Jean Chastanié  |
bieg na 2590 m z przeszkodami
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1904 | Jim Lightbody | John Daly | Arthur Newton |
bieg na 3000 m z przeszkodami
bieg na 3200 m z przeszkodami
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1908 | Arthur Russell | Archie Robertson | John Eisele |
bieg na 4000 m z przeszkodami
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1900 | John Rimmer | Charles Bennett | Sidney Robinson |
sztafeta 4 × 100 m
sztafeta 4 × 400 m
sztafeta 1600 m (2 × 200 m, 400 m i 800 m)
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1908 | Stany Zjednoczone William Hamilton Nathaniel Cartmell John Taylor Mel Sheppard |  Cesarstwo NiemieckieArthur Hoffmann Hans Eicke Otto Trieloff Hanns Braun |  WęgryPál Simon Frigyes Mezei József Nagy Ödön Bodor |
3000 m drużynowo
3 mile drużynowo
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1908 | Wielka Brytania Joseph Deakin Archie Robertson William Coales | Stany Zjednoczone John Eisele George Bonhag Herbert Trube | Francja Louis Bonniot de Fleurac Joseph Dréher Paul Lizandier |
5000 m drużynowo
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1900 | Amateur Athletic Association Charles Bennett John Rimmer Sidney Robinson Alfred Tysoe Stanley Rowley | Racing Club de France Henri Deloge Gaston Ragueneau Jean Chastanié André Castanet Albert Champoudry | – |
4 mile drużynowo
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1904 | New York AC Arthur Newton George Underwood Paul Pilgrim Howard Valentine David Munson | Chicago AA Jim Lightbody William Verner Lacey Hearn Albert Corey Sidney Hatch | – |
bieg na przełaj indywidualnie
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1912 | Hannes Kolehmainen  | Hjalmar Andersson | John Eke |
| IO 1920 | Paavo Nurmi | Eric Backman | Heikki Liimatainen |
| IO 1924 | Paavo Nurmi | Ville Ritola | Earl Johnson |
bieg na przełaj drużynowo
chód na 3000 m
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1920 | Ugo Frigerio  | George Parker | Richard Remer |
chód na 3500 m
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1908 | George Larner | Ernest Webb | Harry Kerr  |
chód na 10 km
chód na 10 mil
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1908 | George Larner | Ernest Webb | Edward Spencer |
chód na 20 km
chód na 50 km
skok wzwyż
skok wzwyż z miejsca
skok o tyczce
skok w dal
skok w dal z miejsca
trójskok
trójskok z miejsca
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1900 | Ray Ewry | Irving Baxter | Robert Garrett |
| IO 1904 | Ray Ewry | Charles King | Joseph Stadler |
pchnięcie kulą
pchnięcie kulą oburącz
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1912 | Ralph Rose | Patrick McDonald | Elmer Niklander |
rzut dyskiem
rzut dyskiem sposobem starożytnym
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1908 | Martin Sheridan | Marquis Horr | Verner Järvinen |
rzut dyskiem oburącz
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1912 | Armas Taipale | Elmer Niklander | Emil Magnusson |
rzut młotem
rzut 56-funtową kulą
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1904 | Étienne Desmarteau | John Flanagan | James Mitchel |
| IO 1920 | Patrick McDonald | Patrick Ryan | Carl Johan Lind |
rzut oszczepem
rzut oszczepem styl dowolny
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1908 | Eric Lemming | Michalis Dorizas  | Arne Halse  |
rzut oszczepem oburącz
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1912 | Juho Saaristo | Väinö Siikaniemi | Urho Peltonen |
pięciobój lekkoatletyczny
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1912 | Jim Thorpe  Ferdinand Bie | James Donahue | Francis Lukeman  |
| IO 1920 | Eero Lehtonen | Everett Bradley | Hugo Lahtinen |
| IO 1924 | Eero Lehtonen | Elemér Somfay | Robert LeGendre |
1906 – skok w dal z miejsca, rzut dyskiem sposobem starożytnym, rzut oszczepem, bieg na 192 m, zapasy grecko-rzymskie
1912-24 – skok w dal, rzut oszczepem, bieg na 200 m, rzut dyskiem, bieg na 1500 m
W 1912 zwyciężył Jim Thorpe, ale pozbawiono go medalu z uwagi na naruszenie statutu amatora. W 1982 przywrócono mu złoty medal i utrzymano równorzędny tytuł dla zawodnika, który przez 70 lat był uznawany za mistrza olimpijskiego.
all-around
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1904 | Tom Kiely | Adam Gunn | Truxtun Hare |
bieg na 100 jardów, pchnięcie kulą, skok wzwyż, chód na 800 jardów, rzut młotem, skok o tyczce, bieg na 120 jardów przez płotki, rzut 56-funtową kulą, skok w dal, bieg na 1 milę
dziesięciobój lekkoatletyczny
W 1912 zwyciężył Jim Thorpe, ale pozbawiono go medalu z uwagi na naruszenie statutu amatora. W 1982 przywrócono mu złoty medal i utrzymano równorzędny tytuł dla zawodnika, który przez 70 lat był uznawany za mistrza olimpijskiego.
Uwagi
- ↑ Zwycięzcy biegu finałowego – sztafeta USA w składzie: Alvin Harrison, Antonio Pettigrew, Calvin Harrison i Michael Johnson została zdyskwalifikowana z powodu dopingu Pettigrew.
- ↑ U zwycięzcy biegu Siergieja Kirdiapkina wykryto stosowanie niedozwolonego dopingu, w związku z czym jego wynik anulowano.
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