Jean Galfione with his Olympic Pole Vault gold medal in 1996 at Atlanta.
He won with fewer failures after three of the finalists cleared 5.92 metres.
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Saut a la perche Finale {Hommes}.
Jeux Olympiques 1996
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| 1. Jean GALFIONE |
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FRA |
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5.92m |
| 2. Igor TRANDENKOV |
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RUS |
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5.92m |
| 3. Andrei TIVONTCHIK |
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GER |
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5.92m |
| 4. Igor POTAPOVICH |
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KAZ |
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5.86m |
| 5. Pyotr BOCHKARYOV |
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RUS |
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5.86m |
| 6. Dmitriy MARKOV |
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BEL |
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5.86m |
| 7. Tim LOBINGER |
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GER |
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5.80m |
| 8. Lawrence JOHNSON |
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USA |
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5.70m |
France's Jean Galfione in action at the 1995 World Championships in Gothenburg
where he won the bronze medal in the men's pole vault.
The year before he had also won the bronze medal at the European Championships
in Helsinki. He also won the European bronze medal in 1998 in Budapest.
Photo taken 11th August 1995 by George Herringshaw. ©
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Saut a la perche Finale {Hommes}.
Championnats d'Europe d'Athlétisme 1994
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| 1. Radion GATAULIN |
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RUS |
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6.00 |
| 2. Igor TRANDENKOV |
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RUS |
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5.90 |
| 3. Jean GALFIONE |
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RUS |
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5.85 |
| 4. Philippe COLLET |
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FRA |
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5.80 |
| 5. Denis PETUSHINSKIY |
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RUS |
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5.80 |
| 6. Andrej TIWONTSCHIK |
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GER |
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5.70 |
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Saut a la perche Finale {Hommes}.
Championnats du Monde d'Athlétisme 1995
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| 1. Sergey BUBKA |
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UKR |
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5.92m |
| 2. Maksim TARASOV |
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RUS |
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5.86m |
| 3. Jean GALFIONE |
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FRA |
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5.86m |
| 4. Okkert BRITS |
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RSA |
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5.80m |
| 5. Radion GATAULLIN |
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RUS |
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5.70m |
| 6. Scott HUFFMAN |
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USA |
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5.70m |
| 7. Igor TRANDENKOV |
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RUS |
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5.70m |
| 8. Dean STARKEY |
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USA |
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5.60m |
Jean GALFIONE jumped 6.00 metres on 6th. March 1999, Indoors at Maebashi.
ANNUAL PROGRESS.
2005 5.75 Saint-Étienne 10 JUL
2004 5.50 Reims 21 JUL
2004 5.50 Bugeat 06 JUL
2003 5.40 Quimper 04 MAY
2002 5.63 Pierre-Bénite 14 JUN
2001 5.55 Saint-Denis 06 JUL
2000 5.80 Oslo (Bislett) 28 JUL
1999 5.98 Amiens 23 JUL (Personal best )
1998 5.97 Athína 17 JUN
1997 5.80 Monaco 16 AUG
1997 5.80 Helsinki 18 JUN
1997 5.80 Moskva 08 JUN
1996 5.92 Atlanta 02 AUG
1995 5.86 Göteborg 11 AUG
1994 5.94 Dijon 12 JUN
1993 5.93 Annecy 25 JUL
1992 5.90 Saint-Denis 04 JUN
1991 5.80 Noisy-le-Grand 06 JUL
1990 5.45 Plovdiv 09 AUG
1990 5.45 Blois 28 JUL
1989 5.50 Suresnes 10 AUG