Greg Foster
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| Osobní informace | |
| Rodné jméno | Gregory Foster |
| Narození | 4. srpna 1958 Chicago |
| Úmrtí | 19. února 2023 (ve věku 64 let) Maywood |
| Stát |  Spojené státy |
| Výška | 190 cm |
| Kariéra | |
| Disciplína | 110 m překážek |
| Účasti na LOH | 1984 |
| Účasti na MS | 1983, 1987, 1991 |
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| Přehled medailí | ||
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 Atletika na LOH | ||
| stříbro | LOH 1984 Los Angeles | 110 m překážek |
| Mistrovství světa v atletice | ||
| zlato | MS 1983 Helsinky | 110 m překážek |
| zlato | MS 1987 Řím | 110 m překážek |
| zlato | MS 1991 Tokio | 110 m překážek |
| Halové MS v atletice | ||
| zlato | HMS 1991 Sevilla | 60 m překážek |
Gregory „Greg“ Foster (4. srpna 1958 Maywood, Illinois – 19. února 2023)[1] byl americký atlet, překážkář, trojnásobný mistr světa z let 1983, 1987 a 1991.
Na olympiádě v Los Angeles v roce 1984 získal v běhu na 110 metrů překážek stříbrnou medaili. V této disciplíně se stal třikrát mistrem světa (v letech 1983, 1987 a 1991). Získal rovněž titul halového mistra světa v běhu na 60 metrů překážek v roce 1991. Jeho osobní rekord na této trati je 7,36, pod širým nebem zaběhl 110 metrů překážek nejlépe za 13,03.
Reference
- ↑ Greg Foster Hurdler, Track and Field World legend died at age 64. snbc13.com [online]. 2023-02-20 [cit. 2023-02-20]. Dostupné online. (anglicky)
Externí odkazy
Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Greg Foster na Wikimedia Commons - Greg Foster na stránkách Světové atletiky (anglicky)
- Greg Foster v databázi Olympedia (anglicky)
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Autor: Jayne Kamin, Los Angeles Times, Licence: CC BY 4.0
Winners of the men's 200 hurdles competition Tuesday: from left, Tonie Campbell (2nd), Greg Foster (1st), Roger Kingdom (3rd), and alternate, Milan Stewart.
Autor: Jayne Kamin, Los Angeles Times, Licence: CC BY 4.0
Winners of the men's 200 hurdles competition Tuesday: from left, Tonie Campbell (2nd), Greg Foster (1st), Roger Kingdom (3rd), and alternate, Milan Stewart.