Mistrovství světa v atletice 2011 – Muži 400 metrů překážek
Mistrovství světa v atletice 2011  | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sprinty | ||||
| 100 m | muži | ženy | ||
| 200 m | muži | ženy | ||
| 400 m | muži | ženy | ||
| Střední tratě | ||||
| 800 m | muži | ženy | ||
| 1500 m | muži | ženy | ||
| Dlouhé tratě | ||||
| 5,000 m | muži | ženy | ||
| 10,000 m | muži | ženy | ||
| Marathon | muži | ženy | ||
| Překážky | ||||
| 100 m překážek | ženy | |||
| 110 m překážek | muži | |||
| 400 m překážek | muži | ženy | ||
| Steeplechase | muži | ženy | ||
| Štafety | ||||
| 4×100 m | muži | ženy | ||
| 4×400 m | muži | ženy | ||
| Chůze | ||||
| 20 km | muži | ženy | ||
| 50 km | muži | |||
| Skoky | ||||
| Dálka | muži | ženy | ||
| Trojskok | muži | ženy | ||
| Výška | muži | ženy | ||
| Tyč | muži | ženy | ||
| Vrhy a hody | ||||
| Koule | muži | ženy | ||
| Disk | muži | ženy | ||
| Oštěp | muži | ženy | ||
| Kladivo | muži | ženy | ||
| Víceboje | ||||
| Sedmiboj | ženy | |||
| Desetiboj | muži | |||
Běh na 400 metrů překážek mužů na Mistrovství světa v atletice 2011 se uskutečnil ve dnech 29., 30. srpna a 1. září. Ve finálovém běhu zvítězil reprezentant Velké Británie David Greene.
Výsledky finálového běhu
| * | jméno | země | čas |
|---|---|---|---|
 | David Greene |  Velká Británie | 48,26 |
 | Javier Culson |  Portoriko | 48,44 |
 | Louis Jacob van Zyl |  Jihoafrická republika | 48,80 |
| 4 | Félix Sánchez |  Dominikánská republika | 48,87 |
| 5 | Cornel Fredericks | Jižní Afrika | 49,12 |
| 6 | Bershawn Jackson |  USA | 49,24 |
| 7 | Angelo Taylor | USA | 49,31 |
| 8 | Alexandr Derevjagin |  Rusko | 49,32 |
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