1993 World Championships in Athletics – Men's 400 metres

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Men's 400 metres
at the 1993 World Championships
Venue Gottlieb Daimler Stadium
Dates14 August (heats)
15 August (quarter-finals)
16 August (semi-finals)
17 August (final)
Competitors39
Winning time43.65 CR
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg   Flag of the United States.svg  United States
Silver medal icon.svg   Flag of the United States.svg  United States
Bronze medal icon.svg   Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya
  1991
1995  

These are the official results of the Men's 400 metres event at the 1993 IAAF World Championships in Stuttgart, Germany. There were a total number of 43 participating athletes, with six qualifying heats and the final held on Tuesday 1993-08-17. The winning margin was 0.48 seconds.

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Final

RANKFINALTIME
Med 1.png Flag of the United States.svg  Michael Johnson  (USA)43.65 Sport records icon CR.svg
Med 2.png Flag of the United States.svg  Butch Reynolds  (USA)44.13
Med 3.png Flag of Kenya.svg  Samson Kitur  (KEN)44.54
4.Flag of the United States.svg  Quincy Watts  (USA)45.05
5.Flag of Nigeria.svg  Sunday Bada  (NGR)45.11
6.Flag of Jamaica.svg  Greg Haughton  (JAM)45.63
7.Flag of Kenya.svg  Simon Kemboi  (KEN)45.65
8.Flag of Kenya.svg  Kennedy Ochieng  (KEN)45.68

Semifinals

RANKHEAT 1TIME
1.Flag of the United States.svg  Quincy Watts  (USA)44.63
2.Flag of the United States.svg  Butch Reynolds  (USA)44.82
3.Flag of Kenya.svg  Simon Kemboi  (KEN)44.94
4.Flag of Kenya.svg  Kennedy Ochieng  (KEN)45.01
5.Flag of Jamaica.svg  Evon Clarke  (JAM)45.19
6.Flag of Cuba.svg  Norberto Téllez  (CUB)46.17
7.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Du'aine Ladejo  (GBR)46.33
Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Ian Morris  (TRI)DNS


RANKHEAT 2TIME
1.Flag of Kenya.svg  Samson Kitur  (KEN)44.34
2.Flag of the United States.svg  Michael Johnson  (USA)44.39
3.Flag of Nigeria.svg  Sunday Bada  (NGR)44.63
4.Flag of Jamaica.svg  Greg Haughton  (JAM)44.78
5.Flag of Qatar.svg  Ibrahim Ismail Muftah  (QAT)44.85
6.Flag of Ghana.svg  Solomon Amegatcher  (GHA)45.58
7.Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Neil de Silva  (TRI)45.66
8.Flag of Germany.svg  Rico Lieder  (GER)45.75

Quarterfinals

RANKHEAT 1TIME
1.Flag of the United States.svg  Quincy Watts  (USA)45.07
2.Flag of Kenya.svg  Simon Kemboi  (KEN)45.22
3.Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Neil de Silva  (TRI)45.50
4.Flag of Germany.svg  Rico Lieder  (GER)45.66
5.Flag of France.svg  Jean-Louis Rapnouil  (FRA)45.69
6.Flag of Algeria.svg  Sadek Boumendil  (ALG)45.91
7.Flag of Spain.svg  Cayetano Cornet  (ESP)46.46
Flag of Uganda.svg  Francis Ogola  (UGA)DQ


RANKHEAT 2TIME
1.Flag of Kenya.svg  Samson Kitur  (KEN)45.02
2.Flag of Nigeria.svg  Sunday Bada  (NGR)45.21
3.Flag of Jamaica.svg  Greg Haughton  (JAM)45.48
4.Flag of Ghana.svg  Solomon Amegatcher  (GHA)45.59
5.Flag of Russia (1991-1993).svg  Dmitriy Golovastov  (RUS)46.00
6.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Ade Mafe  (GBR)46.03
7.Flag of Benin.svg  Jean-Claude Yekpe  (BEN)47.09
8.Flag of Japan.svg  Shigekazu Omori  (JPN)47.42


RANKHEAT 3TIME
1.Flag of the United States.svg  Michael Johnson  (USA)44.72
2.Flag of Qatar.svg  Ibrahim Ismail Muftah  (QAT)44.95
3.Flag of Jamaica.svg  Evon Clarke  (JAM)45.32
4.Flag of Cuba.svg  Norberto Téllez  (CUB)45.51
5.Flag of Bermuda.svg  Troy Douglas  (BER)45.57
6.Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Patrick Delice  (TRI)45.70
7.Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Anton Ivanov  (BUL)45.93
8.Flag of Italy.svg  Andrea Nuti  (ITA)46.77


RANKHEAT 4TIME
1.Flag of the United States.svg  Butch Reynolds  (USA)44.71
2.Flag of Kenya.svg  Kennedy Ochieng  (KEN)44.90
3.Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Ian Morris  (TRI)45.90
4.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Du'aine Ladejo  (GBR)46.51
5.Flag of Barbados.svg  Roger Jordan  (BAR)46.89
6.Flag of Morocco.svg  Benyounés Lahlou  (MAR)47.83
Flag of Ghana.svg  Ibrahim Hassan  (GHA)DNS
Flag of Cuba.svg  Roberto Hernández  (CUB)DNS

Qualifying heats

RANKHEAT 1TIME
1.Flag of the United States.svg  Michael Johnson  (USA)45.60
2.Flag of Cuba.svg  Norberto Téllez  (CUB)45.79
3.Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Ian Morris  (TRI)45.80
4.Flag of Russia (1991-1993).svg  Dmitriy Golovastov  (RUS)45.97
5.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Du'aine Ladejo  (GBR)46.17
6.Flag of Iran.svg  Gholamreza Sistani  (IRI)48.27
7.Flag of Saint Kitts and Nevis.svg  Livingstone Roach  (SKN)48.72


RANKHEAT 2TIME
1.Flag of France.svg  Jean-Louis Rapnouil  (FRA)45.63
2.Flag of Kenya.svg  Kennedy Ochieng  (KEN)45.68
3.Flag of Cuba.svg  Roberto Hernández  (CUB)46.01
4.Flag of Italy.svg  Andrea Nuti  (ITA)46.59
5.Flag of Botswana.svg  Keteng Baloseng  (BOT)47.93
ART flag (2022).svg  Slobodan Branković  (IWP)DNS
Flag of Albania.svg  Ilir Xhani  (ALB)DNS


RANKHEAT 3TIME
1.Flag of Nigeria.svg  Sunday Bada  (NGR)45.98
2.Flag of Jamaica.svg  Greg Haughton  (JAM)46.10
3.Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Patrick Delice  (TRI)46.16
4.Flag of Algeria.svg  Sadek Boumendil  (ALG)46.37
5.Flag of Japan.svg  Shigekazu Omori  (JPN)47.17
6.Flag of Barbados.svg  Roger Jordan  (BAR)47.75
7.Flag of Honduras.svg  Francisco Flores  (HON)50.86


RANKHEAT 4TIME
1.Flag of Kenya.svg  Simon Kemboi  (KEN)45.91
2.Flag of the United States.svg  Quincy Watts  (USA)45.94
3.Flag of Ghana.svg  Ibrahim Hassan  (GHA)46.61
4.Flag of Morocco.svg  Benyounés Lahlou  (MAR)46.64
5.Flag of Benin.svg  Jean-Claude Yekpe  (BEN)46.92
6.Flag of Mexico.svg  Raymundo Escalante  (MEX)48.03
7.Flag of Sudan.svg  Stephen Lugor  (SUD)48.72


RANKHEAT 5TIME
1.Flag of the United States.svg  Butch Reynolds  (USA)45.34
2.Flag of Qatar.svg  Ibrahim Ismail Muftah  (QAT)45.48
3.Flag of Ghana.svg  Solomon Amegatcher  (GHA)45.68
4.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Ade Mafe  (GBR)46.25
5.Flag of Uganda.svg  Francis Ogola  (UGA)46.53
6.Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Anton Ivanov  (BUL)46.84
Flag of Papua New Guinea.svg  Baobo Neuendorf  (PNG)DNF


RANKHEAT 6TIME
1.Flag of Kenya.svg  Samson Kitur  (KEN)45.71
2.Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Neil de Silva  (TRI)45.74
3.Flag of Jamaica.svg  Evon Clarke  (JAM)45.92
4.Flag of Germany.svg  Rico Lieder  (GER)46.06
5.Flag of Bermuda.svg  Troy Douglas  (BER)46.17
6.Flag of Spain.svg  Cayetano Cornet  (ESP)46.57
7.Flag of Togo.svg  Kossi Akoto  (TOG)47.91

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