Christian Malcolm races to the finish line at the 2010 European Championships
where he won the silver medal behind France's Christophe Lemaitre.
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Men's 200m. Final.
2010 European Athletics Championships
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| 1. Christophe LEMAITRE |
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FRA |
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20.37 |
| 2. Christian MALCOLM |
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GBR |
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20.38 |
| 3. Martial MBANDJOCK |
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FRA |
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20.42 |
| 4. Marlon DEVONISH |
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GBR |
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20.62 |
| 5. Jaysuma SAIDY NDURE |
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NOR |
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20.63 |
| 6. Paul HESSION |
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IRL |
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20.71 |
| 7. Likourgos-Stefanos TSAKONAS |
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GRE |
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20.90 |
| 8. David ALERTE |
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FRA |
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87.24 |
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The left hand photo above shows the happy Great Britain 4x100m team
celebrating after they had won the bronze medal in the final of the mens
4x100m at the 2007 World Championships in Osaka. The race finish
pictures show the closing few metres of the final, with Mark
Lewis-Francis (lane 7) agonisingly missing out to Jamaica's Asafa Powell
(lane 5) for the silver medal by just 1 hundredth of a second. The USA
(lane 4) won the gold medal in a time of 37.78 secs.
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Men's 4x100m. Relay Final. 2007 World Athletics Championships
1. United States (D. Patton; W. Spearmon; T. Gay; L. Dixon) 37.78
2. Jamaica (M. Anderson; U. Bolt; N. Carter; A. Powell) 37.89
3. GB & NI (
C. Malcolm; C. Pickering; M. Devonish; M. Lewis-Francis)
37.90
4. Brazil (V. de Lima; R. Ribeiro; B. de Moraes; S. Viana) 37.99
5. Japan (N. Tsukahara; S. Suetsugu; S. Takahira; N. Asahara) 38.03
6. Germany (R. Ostwald; T. Unger; A. Kosenkow; J. Reus) 38.62
Poland (M. Bielczyk; L. Chyla; M. Jedrusinski; D. Kuc) DNF
Nigeria (O. Metu; C. U. Isaac; C. Oriala; O. A. Fasuba) DNF.
Christian Malcolm is pictured above at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney.
Photo G. Herringshaw. © 27th. September 2000.
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Men's 200m. Final.
Commonwealth Games 1998.
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| 1. Julian Golding |
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ENG |
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20.18 |
| 2. Christian MALCOLM |
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WAL |
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20.29 |
| 3. John Regis |
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ENG |
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20.40 |
| 4. Anninos Marcoullides |
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CYP |
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20.43 |
| 5. Darryl Wohlsen |
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AUS |
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20.48 |
| 6. Matthew Shirvington |
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AUS |
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20.53 |
| 7. Christopher Donaldson |
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NZL |
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20.62 |
| 8. Douglas Walker |
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SCO |
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20.69 |
ANNUAL PROGRESS 200m
2014 21.96 +0.8 Cardiff (GBR) 01 JUN 2014
2012 20.46 +1.2 Regensburg (GER) 02 JUN 2012
2011 20.54 -0.8 Reims (FRA) 05 JUL 2011
2010 20.38 -0.8 Barcelona (ESP) 30 JUL 2010
2009 21.01 +1.4 Kingston (GBR) 22 AUG 2009
2008 20.25 +0.1 Beijing (CHN) 19 AUG 2008
2007 20.96 +0.2 Doha (QAT) 11 MAY 2007
2006 20.29 +1.8 Málaga (ESP) 29 JUN 2006
2005 20.15 -0.6 Firenze (ITA) 19 JUN 2005
2004 20.51 -0.5 London (GBR) 30 JUL 2004
2003 20.25 +1.3 London (GBR) 08 AUG 2003
2002 20.30 -0.5 München (GER) 09 AUG 2002
2001 20.08 +1.0 Edmonton (CAN) 08 AUG 2001 (personal best)
2000 20.19 -1.1 Sydney (AUS) 28 SEP 2000
1999 20.47 -0.6 Göteborg (SWE) 31 JUL 1999
1998 20.29 -0.2 Kuala Lumpur (MAS) 19 SEP 1998
1997 20.83 0.0 Bad Homburg (GER) 07 JUN 1997
1996 21.27 +1.2 Bedford (GBR) 28 JUL 1996
1995 21.58 +0.7 Utrecht (NED) 01 JUL 1995
ANNUAL PROGRESS 100m
2012 10.35 +0.8 Birmingham (GBR) 23 JUN 2012
2011 10.17 +0.9 Birmingham (GBR) 30 JUL 2011
2010 10.31 +1.0 Newcastle (GBR) 18 SEP 2010
2009 10.47 +0.7 Bottrop (GER) 26 JUN 2009
2008 10.27 +0.6 Naimette-Xhovémont (BEL) 16 JUL 2008
2007 10.32 -0.1 Osaka (JPN) 23 AUG 2007
2006 10.26 +0.8 Lucerne (SUI) 06 JUL 2006
2005 10.25 -0.1 Firenze (ITA) 17 JUN 2005
2004 10.26 -0.2 London (GBR) 30 JUL 2004
2003 10.22 +1.7 Riga (LAT) 12 JUN 2003
2002 10.29 +1.9 Birmingham (GBR) 13 JUL 2002
2001 10.11 -0.2 Edmonton (CAN) 05 AUG 2001 (personal best)
2000 10.29 +0.6 Brisbane (AUS) 17 SEP 2000
1999 10.22 +0.7 Göteborg (SWE) 29 JUL 1999
1998 10.12 +1.6 Annecy (FRA) 29 JUL 1998
1997 10.24 +2.0 Ljubljana (SLO) 25 JUL 1997