Jon BROWN

Great Britain & N.I.

Jon Brown - Great Britain & N.I. - 4th in the Marathon at 2000 & 2004 Olympic Games.

Photo/Foto: George Herringshaw

Date: 29 September 2004

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    • DATE OF BIRTH
      Saturday, 27 February 1971
    • PLACE OF BIRTH
      Bridgend, Wales
  • INTERNATIONAL
  • Great Britain & N.I.
    • Event(s)
      Marathon
    • Championship Performances
      Olympics: 2000 & 2004 fourth Marathon.
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Jon BROWN - Great Britain & N.I. - 4th in the Marathon at 2000 & 2004 Olympic Games.

The photo above shows Jon nearing the finish of the Marathon at the

2004 Olympic Games in Athens. He produced a fine performance to finish

just outside the medals in fourth place, thus replicating his

achievement four years earlier in Sydney.

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Men's Marathon. Olympic Games 2000.


1. Gezahgne Abera   ETH   2: 10: 11
2. Eric Wainaina   KEN   2: 10: 31
3. Tesfaye Tola   ETH   2: 11: 10
4. Jon Brown   GBR   2: 11: 17
5. Giacomo Leone   ITA   2: 12: 14
6. Martin Fiz   SPA   2: 13: 06
7. Abdelkader El Mouaziz   MOR   2: 13: 49
8. Mohamed Ouaadi   FRA   2: 14: 04
 

Men's Marathon. Olympic Games 2004.


1. Stefano Baldini   ITA   2: 10.55
2. Mebrahtom Keflezighi   USA   2: 11.29
3. Vanderlei de Lima   BRA   2: 12.11
4. Jon Brown   GBR   2: 12.26
5. Shigeru Aburaya   JPN   2: 13.11
6. Toshinari Suwa   JPN   2: 13.24
7. Erick Wainaina   KEN   2: 13.30
8. Alberto Chaica   POR   2: 14.17

 

 

Born in Bridgend, Wales, he was affiliated with the City of Sheffield Athletic Club

in England during his career. He gained Canadian citizenship in 2005, after living

in there since 1996; but continued to make himself available for Britain until switching

sporting allegiance at the start of 2008. He then moved to Cambridge, New Zealand

where he held the position of New Zealand Triathlon high performance coach.

 

 

Personal best times.


1500 metres (track) - 3:40.53 min (1992)
3000 metres (track) - 7:45.41 min (1998)
5,000 metres (track) - 13:19.03 min (1998)
10,000 metres (track) - 27:18.14 min (1998)
15km (road) - 42:39 min (1994)
Half marathon - 1:01:49 hrs (1997)
Marathon - 2:09:31 hrs (2005)

 

European Cross Country Championships.


Gold        1996 Oeiras    Individual
Gold        1999 Velenje    Team
Bronze    1995 Alnwick    Team
Bronze    1999 Velenje    Individual 

 

Annual progress marathon.

2008     2:12:27     Fukuoka     07 DEC
2006     2:11:46     Fukuoka     03 DEC
2005     2:09:31     London     17 APR
2004     2:12:26     Athens     29 AUG
2001     2:11:24     New York     04 NOV
2000     2:11:17     Sydney     01 OCT
1999     2:09:44     London     18 APR
1998     2:11:10     London     26 APR