Alan Pascoe

Alan Peter Pascoe (born October 11, 1947 in Portsmouth , England ) is a retired British athlete and Olympian.

Life

Alan Pascoe went to the University of London after school, where he graduated with a degree in Education.

He began his career as a track and field athlete in the 110-meter hurdles . After the Olympic Games in 1972 he switched to the 400-meter hurdles . Internationally, he also won medals as a member of the British four-by-four hundred meter relay . He ended his career in 1978 after the Commonwealth Games.

Personal best

• 110 meter hurdles: 13.79 s placed in Edinburgh in 1972
• 400 meter hurdles: 48.59 s placed in Stockholm in 1975

Final battle placements

Olympic games

• 1972 : 2nd place over 4 × 400 m in 3: 00.46 min ( Martin Reynolds , Alan Pascoe, David Hemery , David Jenkins )

European championships

• 1969: 1st place over 50 m in 6.6 s (European indoor games)
• 1969 : 3rd place over 110 m elevation in 13.9 s
• 1971 : 2nd place over 110 m elevation in 14.1 s
• 1974 : 1st place over 400 m elevation in 48.82 s
• 1974: 1st place over 4 × 400 m in 3: 03.3 min ( Glen Cohen , Bill Hartley , Alan Pascoe, David Jenkins)

Commonwealth Games

• 1974: 1st place over 400 m elevation in 48.83 s
• 1974: 2nd place over 4 × 400 m in 3: 06.66 min ( John Wilson , Andy Carter, Bill Hartley, Alan Pascoe)
• 1978: 3rd place over 400 m elevation in 50.09 s

After his career, he started Alan Pascoe Associates, an events and sports marketing firm that he sold in the 1990s. In 1975, Pascoe was honored with the Order of Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE).