Men’s light athletics at the XXIV Olympiad games

24 titles in men’s athletics were assigned to the XXIV games of the Seoul 1988.

Men’s light athletics at the XXIV Olympiad
Set-Ottobre 1988	Along 23	Side 24	Dom 25	Lun 26	Mar 27	More 28	Gio 29	Coast 30	Page 1	Dom 2	Titles
For
	100 m	100 m		200 m		200 m		Relay race 4×100 m	Relay race 4×100 m		24
		400 m	400 m	400 m		400 m		Relay race 4×400 m	Relay race 4×400 m
			110 m ost.	110 m ost.
	400 m ost.	400 m ost.	400 m ost.	3000 m hedges		3000 m hedges		3000 m hedges
	800 m	800 m	800 m	800 m			1500 m	1500 m	1500 m
	10.000 m			10.000 m		5000 m	5000 m		5000 m
	Martia 20 km							Marcia 50 km		Marathon
		High	High	To stay		To stay
	Triple	Triple	Long	Long
	Peso	Javelin	Javelin					Disco	Disco
			Hammer	Hammer		decathlon (1st day)	decathlon (2nd day)
Titles	2	2	3	5	–	3	first	first	6	first	24

There is the saying that the Orientals are good at copying: confirms in the athletics calendar to Seoul games. The Koreans resumed equal to the program of games of four years earlier.
Practically the difference compared to 1984 is only the date in the calendar:

• In racing the program is identical;
• In the march, the only difference is that the 50 km take place five days later (and you are not) the race on the 20 km;
• In competitions, the upper jump is back by six days. It was from Rome 1960 that it was not played in the first part of the program. The weight is mocked by eight. The number of gold assigned in the first part of the program rises from 10 to 12; The golds assigned in the second part descend from 14 to 12.

The two world records are, by definition, also Olympic records.

Specialty	Air	Result	Silver	Result	Bronze	Result	Details
100 m	Carl Lewis [2]	9 “92	Linford Christie	9 “97	Calvin Smith	9 “99	Full ranking
200 m	Joe DeLoach	19 “75	Carl Lewis	19 “79	Robson da Silva	20 “04	Full ranking
400 m	Steve Lewis	43 “87	Butch Reynolds	43 “93	Danny Everett	44 “09	Full ranking
800 m	Paul Ereng	1’43 “45	Joaquim Cruz	1’43 “90	Saïd Aouita	1’44 “06	Full ranking
1.500 m	Peter rono	3’35 “96	Peter Elliott	3’36 “15	Jens-Peter Herold	3’36 “21	Full ranking
5.000 m	John Ngugi	13’11 “70	Dieter Baumann	13’15 “52	Hansjörg Kunze	13’15 “73	Full ranking
10.000 m	Brahim Boutayeb	27’21 “46	Salvatore Antibo	27’23 “55	Kipkemboi Kimeli	27’25 “16	Full ranking
3,000 m hedges	Julius Kariuki	8’05 “51	Peter Koech	8’06 “79	Mark Rowland	8’07 “96	Full ranking
110 m Obstacles	Roger Kingdom	12 “98	Colin Jackson	13 “28	Campbell tons	13 “38	Full ranking
400 m Obstacles	André Phillips	47 “19	Amadou day	47 “23	Edwin Moses	47 “56	Full ranking
Marathon	Gelindo board	2h10’32”	Douglas Wakiihuri	2h10’47”	Ahmed Salah	2h10’59”	Full ranking
Martia 20 km	Jozef Pribilinec	1h19’57”	Ronald Weigel	1h20’00”	Maurizio Damilano	1h20’14”	Full ranking
Marcia 50 km	Vjaceslav Ivanenko	3h38’29 ”	Ronald Weigel	3h38’56 ”	Hartwig gaudger	3h39’45 ”	Full ranking
High jump	Hennadij Avdjejenko	2,38 m	Hollis Conway	2,36 m	Rudolf povarnitsin Patrik Sjöberg	2,36 m	Full ranking
Jump with the auction	Serhij Bubka	5,90 m	Rodion’s gatull	5,85 m	Grigori Egorov	5,80 m	Full ranking
Long jump	Carl Lewis	8,72 m	Mike Powell	8,49 m	Larry Myricks	8,27 m	Full ranking
TRIPLO JUMP	Hristo Markov	17,61 m	Igor Lapchin	17,52 m	Aljaksandr kavalenka	17,42 m	Full ranking
Weight jet	Ulf Timmermann	22,47 m	Randy Barnes	22,39 m	Werner Günthör	21,99 m	Full ranking
Disc launch	Jürgen Schult	68,82 m	Romas Ubart	67,48 m	Rolf Danneberg	67,38 m	Full ranking
Hammer throw	Sergej Litvinov	84,80 m	Yuri Sedych	83,76 m	Jüri Tamm	81,16 m	Full ranking
Javelin throw	Tapio Korjus	84,28 m	Jan Železný	84,12 m	Seppo Räty	83,26 m	Full ranking
decathlon	Christian Schenk	8.488 p.	Torsten Voss	8.399 p.	David Steen	8.328 p.	Full ranking
4 × 100 m relay	Soviet Union Viktor Bryzgin Vladimir krylov Vladimir Muravjev Vitali Savin	38 “19	United Kingdom Elliot bunney John Regis Mike McFarlane Linford Christie Clarence Callender [3]	38 “28	France Bruno Marie-Rose Daniel Sangouma Gilles Questionvé Max Morinière	38 “40	Full ranking
4 × 400 m relay	United States Danny Everett Steve Lewis Kevin Robinzine Butch Reynolds Antonio McKay [3] Andrew Valmon [3]	2’56 “16 =	Jamaica Howard Davis Devon Morris Winthrop Graham Bert Cameron Trevor Graham [3] Howard Burnett [3]	3’00 “30	West Germany Norbert Dobeleit Edgar here Jörg Vaihinger Ralf Lübke Mark Henrich [3] They will be a kuhn [3]	3’00 “56	Full ranking
world record; Olympic record; world world record; record africano; Asian record; European record; North American and Caribbean record; South American Record; record oceaniano; national record; personal record; Seasonal personal record.

Statistics

Of the 20 Olympic winners of the individual races of Los Angeles (Carl Lewis triumphed out of 100, 200 meters and in the long run), only four have left the competitive activity. But three Olympians were not selected by their respective nationals (Sebastian Coe, Pierre Quinon and Julius Korir) and at Joyner did not pass the US selections. Finally Saïd Aouita, champion of the 5000 meters, reappears on other distances. Of the remaining eleven Olympic champions, only two are reconfirmed: Lewis himself (100 meters and long) and Roger Kingdom (110 obstacles).
There are only three world record players who win their race in Seoul: Sergej Bubka (jump with the auction), Ulf Timmermann (weight jet) and Jürgen Schult (disc launch).
In 1987 the world athletic championships were held in Rome. Of the 21 champions of individual races (Carl Lews triumphed on 100 meters and long jump) fifteen show up in Seoul to attempt the combination with Olympic gold. Only five succeed: Lewis himself (both on the 100 and long), Bubka (auction), Markov (triple), Schult (disco) and Litvinov (hammer).
Edwin Moses (400 m obstacles) is the only one who presents himself in the guise of Olympic champion in charge, world champion and world record holder. This time he cannot confirm himself.