Medalistki igrzysk olimpijskich w lekkoatletyce
Poniższe tabele przedstawiają medalistki igrzysk olimpijskich w lekkoatletyce
Zobacz też: medaliści igrzysk olimpijskich w lekkoatletyce.
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Indeks
Konkurencje lekkoatletyczne (konkurencje rozgrywane współcześnie zaznaczono pogrubioną czcionką):
- biegi płaskie:
- biegi przez płotki: 80 m ppł – 100 m ppł – 400 m ppł
- biegi sztafetowe: 4 × 100 m – 4 × 400 m
- chody sportowe: 10 km – 20 km
- skoki: wzwyż – o tyczce – w dal – trójskok
- rzuty: kula – dysk – młot – oszczep
- wieloboje: pięciobój – siedmiobój
bieg na 100 m
bieg na 200 m
bieg na 400 m
bieg na 800 m
W 2012 zwyciężyła Marija Sawinowa, która następnie utraciła medal z powodu dopingu.
bieg na 1500 m
bieg na 3000 m
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1984 | Maricica Puică  | Wendy Sly  | Lynn Williams  |
| IO 1988 | Tetiana Samolenko  | Paula Ivan | Yvonne Murray |
| IO 1992 | Jelena Romanowa (WNP) | Tetiana Dorowśkych (WNP) | Angela Chalmers |
bieg na 5000 m
bieg na 10 000 m
maraton
bieg na 80 m przez płotki
bieg na 100 m przez płotki
bieg na 400 m przez płotki
bieg na 3000 m z przeszkodami
- W 2008 roku trzecie miejsce zajęła Jekatierina Wołkowa, która następnie utraciła medal z powodu dopingu.
sztafeta 4 × 100 m
sztafeta 4 × 400 m
chód na 10 km
| rok | złoto | srebro | brąz |
|---|---|---|---|
| IO 1992 | Chen Yueling  | Jelena Nikołajewa (WNP) | Li Chunxiu |
| IO 1996 | Jelena Nikołajewa  | Elisabetta Perrone  | Wang Yan |
chód na 20 km
skok wzwyż
skok o tyczce
skok w dal
W 2000 trzecie miejsce zajęła Marion Jones, która następnie utraciła medal z powodu dopingu.
W 2008 drugie miejsce zajęła Tatjana Lebiediewa, która następnie utraciła medal z powodu dopingu.
trójskok
pchnięcie kulą
W 2012 zwyciężyła Nadzieja Astapczuk, która następnie utraciła medal z powodu dopingu.
rzut dyskiem
rzut młotem
W 2012 zwyciężyła Tatjana Łysienko, która następnie utraciła medal z powodu dopingu.
rzut oszczepem
pięciobój lekkoatletyczny
siedmiobój lekkoatletyczny
W 2008 i 2012 trzecie miejsce zajęła Tatjana Czernowa, która następnie utraciła medale z powodu dopingu.
Uwagi
- ↑ W 2000 r. IAAF odebrało złoty medal Marion Jones za stosowanie dopingu w tym okresie. Nie jest zatem brana pod uwagę jako mistrzyni olimpijska. Jednocześnie nie przyznano drugiej na mecie Ekaterini Tanu złotego medalu z uwagi na afery dopingowe z udziałem Greczynki.
- ↑ W 2015 r. IAAF odebrało złoty medal Aslı Çakır Alptekin za stosowanie dopingu i anulowało jej wyniki od 29 lipca 2010.
- ↑ Julija Zarudniewa, która zwyciężyła w biegu, została w 2016 pozbawiona przez Sportowy Sąd Arbitrażowy złotego medalu z powodu dopingu. Złoty medal otrzymała druga na mecie Habiba Ghribi.
- ↑ Bieg finałowy wygrała sztafeta Rosji w składzie: Jewgienija Polakowa, Aleksandra Fiedoriwa, Julija Guszczina i Julija Czermoszanska. W 2016 MKOl zdecydował o pozbawieniu sztafety rosyjskiej złotego medalu z powodu dopingu wykrytego u Juliji Czernomoszanskiej. Złoty medal otrzymała druga na mecie sztafeta belgijska.
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