Olympic Track & Field 1-24
22 entries in the Olympic Track & Field compendium.
Olympic Track & Field 1-24 — Era Chart
Abebe BikilaEthiopian marathoner who won two Olympic golds, first barefoot.Allyson FelixMost decorated athlete in Olympic and World Championships track and field history.Almaz AyanaEthiopian distance runner; Olympic gold and world record holder.Anita WłodarczykPolish hammer thrower, three-time Olympic champion and world record holder.Armand DuplantisSwedish-American pole vaulter, world record holder, two-time Olympic champion.Armin HaryGerman sprinter, first to run 100 m in 10.0 seconds.Ashton EatonTwo-time Olympic decathlon champion and former world record holder.Betty RobinsonFirst Olympic women's 100 m champion; survived plane crash to win again.Bob BeamonAmerican long jumper who set a historic Olympic world record.Bob MathiasOlympic decathlon champion, U.S. congressman, and actor.Carl LewisAmerican sprinter and long jumper with nine Olympic gold medals.Cathy FreemanAustralian sprinter, Olympic champion, and Indigenous trailblazer.Chioma AjunwaFirst Nigerian Olympic gold medalist and dual-sport athlete.Daley ThompsonEnglish former decathlete, two-time Olympic gold medalist, four-time world record holder, David RudishaKenyan middle-distance runner; world and Olympic 800 m record holder.Dick FosburyAmerican high jumper who invented the Fosbury flop.Edwin MosesAmerican former hurdler, Olympic gold medalist, and sports reformer.Elaine Thompson-HerahFive-time Olympic champion and fastest woman alive in the 100 m.Eliud KipchogeKenyan long-distance runner; Olympic marathon champion and former world record holder.Fanny Blankers-KoenDutch athlete who won four Olympic golds as a mother of two.Florence Griffith JoynerAmerican sprinter who set world records in 1988.Galina ZybinaSoviet shot putter who set eight consecutive world records and won Olympic gold, silver, a
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