World Athletics Championships 1993/20 km men's walking

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4th World Athletics Championships
Athletics pictogram.svg
discipline 20 km walk
gender Men
Attendees 46 walkers from 29 countries
venue GermanyGermany Stuttgart
Competition location Circuit through Stuttgart
Competition phase 15th of August
Medalist
gold medal Valentí Massana ( ESP ) SpainSpain 
Silver medal Giovanni De Benedictis ( ITA ) ItalyItaly 
Bronze medal Daniel Plaza ( ESP ) SpainSpain 
Palace Square with art building and State Theater in the background (2011)

The men's 20 km walk at the World Athletics Championships in 1993 was held on August 15, 1993 in the streets of the German city ​​of Stuttgart .

The Spanish walkers won two gold and bronze medals in this competition. World champion was Valentí Massana . He won Giovanni De Benedictis ahead of the Italian Olympic third-placed in 1992 . Bronze went to the Vice European Champion from 1990 Daniel Plaza .

Existing records / top marks

World record 1:18:13 h CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Pavol Blažek Hildesheim , FR Germany September 16, 1990
World championship record 1:19:37 h ItalyItaly Maurizio Damilano 1991 World Cup in Tokyo , Japan August 24, 1991

Note:
At that time, records were not kept in marathon running and street walking because of the different track conditions with the exception of championship records.

The World Cup record was not set and not improved at these World Cups.

execution

There was no preliminary round, all 46 walkers went to the final together.

before the Italian Olympic third party from 1992 Giovanni De Benedictis . Bronze went to the Vice European Champion from 1990 Daniel Plaza

Result

World Champion Valentí Massana (here in 2013)
Jean-Olivier Brosseau - sixteenth place
Chris Maddocks (here as a reporter in 2017) - 26th place
Mikhail Shchennikov (Photo: 2009) , 1991 Vice World Champion - disqualified

August 15, 1993, 5:50 pm

space Surname nation Time (h)
1 Valentí Massana SpainSpain Spain 1:22:31
2 Giovanni De Benedictis ItalyItaly Italy 1:23:06
3 Daniel Plaza SpainSpain Spain 1:23:18
4th Jaime Barroso SpainSpain Spain 1:23:41
5 Jauhen Missjulja Belarus 1991Belarus Belarus 1:23:45
6th Sergio Vieira Galdino Brazil 1968Brazil Brazil 1:23:52
7th Robert Ihly GermanyGermany Germany 1:24:21
8th Igor Kollár SlovakiaSlovakia Slovakia 1:24:23
9 Ignacio Zamudio MexicoMexico Mexico 1:24:32
10 Sándor Urbáni HungaryHungary Hungary 1:24:40
11 Héctor Moreno ColombiaColombia Colombia 1:24:43
12 Viktor Mostóvik Moldova RepublicRepublic of Moldova Moldova 1:24:53
13 Arturo Di Mezza ItalyItaly Italy 1:24:59
14th Jacek Müller PolandPoland Poland 1:25:24
15th Pavol Blažek SlovakiaSlovakia Slovakia 1:25:31
16 Jean-Olivier Brosseau FranceFrance France 1:25:53
17th Jozef Pribilinec SlovakiaSlovakia Slovakia 1:26:11
18th Allen James United StatesUnited States United States 1:26:53
19th Vladimir Andreyev RussiaRussia Russia 1:27:01
20th Tim Berrett CanadaCanada Canada 1:27:28
21st Denis Langlois FranceFrance France 1:28:02
22nd Stefan Johansson SwedenSweden Sweden 1:28:02
23 Tsutomu Takushima JapanJapan Japan 1:28: 39
24 Nicholas A'Hern AustraliaAustralia Australia 1:28:47
25th Viktorias Meskauskas Lithuania 1989Lithuania Lithuania 1:28:57
26th Chris Maddocks United KingdomUnited Kingdom Great Britain 1:29:22
27 Scott Nelson New ZealandNew Zealand New Zealand 1:29:17
28 Jan Staaf SwedenSweden Sweden 1:29:29
29 Gyula Dudás HungaryHungary Hungary 1:29:46
30th Darrell Stone United KingdomUnited Kingdom Great Britain 1:32:55
31 Grigory Kornew RussiaRussia Russia 1:33:16
32 Hatem Ghoula TunisiaTunisia Tunisia 1:33:24
33 Vladimir Ostrovski IsraelIsrael Israel 1:35:41
34 Abdelwahab Ferguène AlgeriaAlgeria Algeria 1:35:48
35 Sverre Jensen NorwayNorway Norway 1:35:53
DNF Valeriy Borisov KazakhstanKazakhstan Kazakhstan
Franz Kostyukevich Belarus 1991Belarus Belarus
Li Mingcai China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China People's Republic of China
Andy Penn United KingdomUnited Kingdom Great Britain
DSQ Walter Arena ItalyItaly Italy
Costica Balan RomaniaRomania Romania
Daniel García MexicoMexico Mexico
Yuriy Kuko Belarus 1991Belarus Belarus
Hirofumi Sakai JapanJapan Japan
Bernardo Segura MexicoMexico Mexico
Mikhail Shchennikov RussiaRussia Russia
DNS Sergey Shildkret AzerbaijanAzerbaijan Azerbaijan
Jonathan Matthews United StatesUnited States United States

Video

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. IAAF world records. 20 km go men on rekorde-im-sport.de, accessed on May 11, 2020