Marie-José Pérecová
| Marie-José Pérecová | |
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| Narození | 9. května 1968 (56 let) Basse-Terre |
| Alma mater | École supérieure des sciences économiques et commerciales INSEP |
| Povolání | sprinterka a atletka |
| Ocenění | Šampion šampionů L'Équipe (1996) komandér Řádu čestné legie (2024) |
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| Přehled medailí | ||
|---|---|---|
 Atletika na LOH | ||
| zlato | LOH 1992 | běh na 400 m |
| zlato | LOH 1996 | běh na 200 m |
| zlato | LOH 1996 | běh na 400 m |
| Mistrovství světa v atletice | ||
| zlato | MS 1991 | běh na 400 m |
| zlato | MS 1995 | běh na 400 m |
| Mistrovství Evropy v atletice | ||
| bronz | ME 1990 | běh na 400 m |
| zlato | ME 1994 | běh na 400 m |
| zlato | ME 1994 | štafeta 4 × 400 m |
| Halové ME v atletice | ||
| zlato | HME 1989 | běh na 200 m |
Marie-José Pérecová (* 9. května 1968 Basse-Terre) je bývalá francouzská atletka, dvojnásobná olympijská vítězka, dvojnásobná mistryně světa a mistryně Evropy v běhu na 400 metrů. Je také olympijskou vítězkou a halovou mistryní Evropy v běhu na 200 metrů.
Pérecová se narodila a vyrostla ve městě Basse-Terre na ostrově Guadeloupe, v 16 letech se přestěhovala do Paříže. Na letních olympijských hrách poprvé reprezentovala v roce 1988, kdy se hry konaly v jihokorejském Soulu.
Úspěchy
Olympijské hry
- LOH 1992, Barcelona - 1. místo 400 m
- LOH 1996, Atlanta - 1. místo 200 m
- LOH 1996, Atlanta - 1. místo 400 m
Mistrovství světa
- 1991, Tokio - 1. místo 400 m
- 1993, Stuttgart - 4. místo 200 m
- 1995, Göteborg - 1. místo 400 m
- 1997, Atény - čtvrtfinále 200 m
Mistrovství Evropy
Halové mistrovství světa
Halové mistrovství Evropy
Osobní rekordy
- 100 m - (10,96 s - 27. července 1991, Dijon)
- 200 m - (21,99 s - 2. července 1993, Villeneuve-d'Ascq) - FR
- 400 m - (48,25 s - 29. července 1996, Atlanta) - FR, OR
- 400 m př. - (53,21 s - 16. srpna 1995, Curych) - FR
Externí odkazy
Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Marie-José Pérecová na Wikimedia Commons - Marie-José Pérecová na stránkách Světové atletiky (anglicky)
- Marie-José Pérecová v databázi Olympedia (anglicky)
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Marie-José Pérec Cannes 2016 2.jpg
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Marie-José Pérec au festival de Cannes
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Marie-José Pérec au festival de Cannes