Andrey Perlov winning the 50k race walk gold medal at the 1992 Summer
Olympics in Barcelona. He was representing the so called CIS -
Commonwealth of Independent States the name used for the sports team of the
former Soviet Union (except the Baltic states) at the 1992 Olympics.
** At the 1991 World Championships, Perlov and his teammate Aleksandr Potashov
attempted to cross the goal line simultaneously, resulting in a shared gold medal,
but the officials declared Potashov the winner by 0.01 second.
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Men's 50km. Walk Final.
European Athletics Championships.
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| 1. Andrey PERLOV |
|
URS |
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3.54.36 |
| 2. Bernt GUMMELT |
|
GDR |
|
3.56.33 |
| 3. Hartwig GAUDER |
|
GDR |
|
4.00.48 |
| 4. Basilio LABRADOR |
|
ESP |
|
4.02.05 |
| 5. Jose MARIN |
|
ESP |
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4.02.53 |
| 6. Valentin KONONEN |
|
FIN |
|
4.03.07 |
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Men's 50km. Walk.
World Athletics Championships 1991.
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| 1. Aleksandr Potashov |
|
SOV |
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3: 53: 09** |
| 2. Andrey PERLOV |
|
SOV |
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3: 53: 09** |
| 3. Hartwig Gauder |
|
GER |
|
3: 55: 14 |
| 4. Vitaliy Popovich |
|
SOV |
|
4: 00: 10 |
| 5. Valentin Kononen |
|
FIN |
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4: 02: 34 |
| 6. Giuseppe De Gaetano |
|
ITA |
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4: 03: 43 |
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Men's 50 km Walk.
Olympic Games 1992.
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| 1. Andrey PERLOV |
|
CIS |
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3: 50.13 |
| 2. Carlos Mercenario |
|
MEX |
|
3: 52.09 |
| 3. Ronald Weigel |
|
GER |
|
3: 53.45 |
| 4. Valery Spitsyn |
|
CIS |
|
3: 54.39 |
| 5. Roman Mrazek |
|
CZE |
|
3.55.21 |
| 6. Hartwig Gauder |
|
GER |
|
3: 56.47 |
ANNUAL PROGRESS.
1991 3:53:09 Tokyo 31 AUG
1989 3:37:41 Leningrad 05 AUG
1987 3:40:07 Kharkov 05 SEP
1985 3:39:47 Leningrad 03 AUG