In winning the heptathlon at the 2024 Olympic Games Nafissatou Thiam became the
first women in the history of the Games to win three Heptathlon Gold medals.
She is pictured abive during the long jump, the first event of the second day, after
which stage she was lying second to Katarina Johnson-Thompson by 45 points.
But following the javelin throw Thiam was in the lead by 121 points and held on
during the 800 metres.
 |
Nafissatou Thiam |
 Belgium |
6880
(SB) |
1041
13.56 s |
1132
1.92 m |
897
15.54 m |
937
24.46 s |
978
6.41 m |
939
54.04 m |
956
2:10.62 s |
 |
Katarina Johnson-Thompson |
 Great Britain |
6844
(SB) |
1065
13.40 s |
1132
1.92 m |
823
14.44 m |
1035
23.44 s |
975
6.40 m |
773
45.49 m |
1041
2:04.90 s |
 |
Noor Vidts |
Belgium |
6707
(PB) |
1109
13.10 s |
1016
1.83 m |
832
14.57 m |
994
23.86 s |
975
6.40 m |
763
45.00 m |
1018
2:06.38 s |
| 4 |
Annik Kälin |
 Switzerland |
6639
(NR) |
1144
12.87 s |
903
1.74 m |
795
14.02 m |
992
23.88 s |
1036
6.59 m |
824
48.14 m |
945
2:11.33 s |
| 5 |
Anna Hall |
 United States |
6615
(SB) |
1071
13.36 s |
1093
1.89 m |
801
14.11 m |
991
23.89 s |
828
5.93 m |
783
45.99 m |
1048
2:04.39 s |
| 6 |
Sofie Dokter |
 Netherlands |
6452
(SB)
|
1040
13.57 s |
1054
1.86 m |
792
13.97 m |
1007
23.73 s |
930
6.26 m |
715
42.46 m |
914
2:13.52 s |