Vebjorn Rodal wins the 1996 Olympic Games 800 metres for Norway in Atlanta.
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Men's 800m. Final
Olympic Games 1996
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| 1. Vebjorn RODAL |
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NOR |
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1: 42.58 |
| 2. Hezekiel Sepeng |
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RSA |
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1: 42.74 |
| 3. Fred Onyancha |
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KEN |
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1: 42.79 |
| 4. Norberto Tellez |
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CUB |
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1: 42.85 |
| 5. Nico Motchebon |
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GER |
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1: 43.91 |
| 6. David Kiptoo |
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KEN |
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1: 44.19 |
| 7. Johnny Gray |
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USA |
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1: 44.21 |
| 8. Benyounes Lahlou |
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MOR |
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1: 45.52 |
Vebjorn Rodal pictured at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona. Photo G. Herringshaw. ©
1st. August 1992. He failed to reach the final with a time of 1:46.50 but the following year
won the silver medal at the European Championships with a time of 1:46.53.
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Men's 800m. Final
European Athletics Championships 1994
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| 1. Andrea BENVENUTI |
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ITA |
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1.46.12 |
| 2. Vebjorn RODAL |
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NOR |
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1.46.53 |
| 3. Thomas de TERESA |
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ESP |
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1.46.56 |
| 4. Nico MOTCHEBON |
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GER |
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1.46.65 |
| 5. Giuseppe D'URSO |
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ITA |
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1.46.90 |
| 6. Craig WINROW |
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GBR |
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1.47.09 |
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Men's 800m. Final
World Athletics Championships 1995
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| 1. Wilson Kipketer |
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DEN |
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1: 45.08 |
| 2. Arthemon Hatungimana |
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BUR |
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1: 45.64 |
| 3. Vebjorn RODAL |
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NOR |
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1: 45.68 |
| 4. Nico Motchebon |
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GER |
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1: 45.97 |
| 5. Brandon Rock |
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USA |
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1: 46.42 |
| 6. Jose Parrilla |
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USA |
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1: 46.44 |
| 7. Andrea Giocondi |
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ITA |
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1: 47.78 |
| 8. Mark Everett |
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USA |
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1: 53.12 |
ANNUAL PROGRESS.
2003 1:55.42 Lisleby 08 AUG
2002 1:53.09 Sandnes 17 AUG
2000 1:44.84 Oslo (Bislett) 28 JUL
1999 1:45.95 Oslo 30 JUN
1998 1:44.17 Oslo 09 JUL
1997 1:44.24 Stockholm 07 JUL
1996 1:42.58 Atlanta 31 JUL
1995 1:44.05 Zürich 16 AUG
1994 1:43.50 Oslo 22 JUL
1993 1:45.83 Hengelo 20 JUN
1992 1:45.33 Oslo 04 JUL
1991 1:47.08 Oslo 06 JUL