Track and field at the 1995 Military World Games explained

Size:200
Colour:
  1. 46B22B
Host City:Rome, Italy
Dates:September 1995
Stadium:Stadio Olimpico
Events:30
Level:Military personnel
Next:1999 Zagreb
Games:1995 Military World Games

At the 1995 Military World Games, the track and field events were held at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, Italy in September 1995.[1] A total of thirty events were contested, of which 22 by male and 8 by female athletes.[2]

Russia easily topped the medal table with ten golds among its total of nineteen medals, including particular success in the women's events where the nation won six of the eight available. The host nation, Italy, was the next most successful with four medals of each colour. It was closely followed by two other nations with twelve medals: Kenya (also four golds) and Ukraine (three golds and six silvers). Twenty countries reached the medal table in the athletics programme. Twelve new CISM records were set, covering athletics events between military athletes.[3]

Dino Napier of the United States was the most successful athlete of the tournament, being the only multiple individual medallist with his 200 metres gold medal and 400 metres silver. High-profile athletes at the competition included Paul Tergat (World Cross Country champion that year), Ismael Kirui (who repeated his 5000 m world championships win a month earlier), the 20 km race walk world champion Michele Didoni, pole vault world medallist Jean Galfione and javelin world medallist Boris Henry. Polish racewalker Robert Korzeniowski—silver medallist here—went on to win four Olympic gold medals.[2]

Medal summary

Men

100 metres10.4010.5010.61
200 metres20.7420.9421.00
400 metres45.7545.9646.02
800 metres1:45.631:45.701:45.86
1500 metres3:38.193:39.703:40.09
5000 metres13:27.1413:27.4413:33.12
10,000 metres28:19.7728:24.4028:25.25
110 metres hurdles13.5213.5813.78
400 metres hurdles49.3349.4049.46
3000 metres steeplechase8:14.138:18.858:22.55
4×100 metres relay
Milko Campus
Ezio Madonia
Angelo Cipolloni
Sandro Floris
40.2040.5940.62
4×400 metres relay
Kipchirchir Yego
Patrick Ndururi
Philip Kibitok
Julius Chepkwony
3:04.24
Piotr Rysiukiewicz
Robert Maćkowiak
Tomasz Jędrusik
Sylwester Węgrzyn
3:04.583:05.58
Marathon2:14:532:17:122:19:21
20 km walk1:22:431:22:591:23:03
High jump2.26 m2.24 m2.21 m
Pole vault5.70 m5.50 m5.50 m
Long jump8.05 m8.00 m7.95 m
Triple jump16.68 m16.44 m16.30 m
Shot put19.85 m18.73 m18.50 m
Discus throw60.98 m59.04 m59.02 m
Hammer throw77.72 m75.46 m74.58 m
Javelin throw84.80 m83.42 m82.70 m

Women

100 metres11.4611.7712.09
400 metres52.6253.4353.62
800 metres2:03.312:03.352:03.90
3000 metres8:52.028:58.088:59.03
Marathon2:38:592:45:442:53:36
High jump2.00 m1.89 m1.83 m
Long jump6.71 m6.55 m6.55 m
Shot put18.67 m18.57 m18.50 m

References

Results

Notes and References

  1. http://www.cism-milsport.org/eng/005_WORLD_GAMES/2011_rio/2011_rio.asp Military World Games
  2. http://www.gbrathletics.com/ic/mwg.htm Military World Games
  3. http://www.cismmilsport.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/1st-WMG-ROME-1995-RESULTS-and-MEDALS-complete.pdf 1st Military World Games - 1995 Results