Elizabeth Robinsonová
| Elizabeth Robinsonová | |
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| Osobní informace | |
| Narození | 23. srpna 1911 Riverdale, Illinois |
| Úmrtí | 18. května 1999 (ve věku 87 let) Denver, Colorado |
| Stát |  Spojené státy americké |
| Výška | 167 cm |
| Hmotnost | 57 kg |
| Kariéra | |
| Disciplína | 100 m |
| Účasti na LOH | 1928, 1936 |
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| Přehled medailí | ||
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 Atletika na LOH | ||
| zlato | LOH 1928 Amsterdam | běh na 100 m |
| stříbro | LOH 1928 Amsterdam | štafeta 4×100 m |
| zlato | LOH 1936 Berlín | štafeta 4×100 m |
Elizabeth "Betty" Robinsonová (23. srpna 1911 Riverdale, Illinois – 18. května 1999 Denver, Colorado) byla americká atletka, sprinterka, dvojnásobná olympijská vítězka.
Sportovní kariéra
Jako šestnáctiletá startovala v roce 1928 na olympiádě v Amsterdamu, kde se stala nejmladší olympijskou vítězkou v běhu na 100 metrů. Druhou medaili – stříbrnou – vybojovala jako členka štafety USA na 4 x 100 metrů. 2. června 1928 vytvořila světový rekord na 100 metrů časem 12,0, který byl překonán až o čtyři roky později. V roce 1931 utrpěla těžké zranění při leteckém neštěstí. I když jí lékaři nedávali velké naděje na úplné uzdravení, dokázala se vrátit ke sportu a v roce 1936 získala zlatou olympijskou medaili jako členka štafety USA na 4x 100 metrů.
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Betty Robinson was the first woman to win an Olympic gold medal in track and field, in the 100-meter race at the 1928 games. She was severely injured in a plane crash, but came back to win another gold in 1936.
Betty Robinson was the first woman to win an Olympic gold medal in track and field, in the 100-meter race at the 1928 games. She was severely injured in a plane crash, but came back to win another gold in 1936.