Athletics at the 1983 Mediterranean Games

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Athletics at the 1983 Mediterranean Games
Dates12–16 September
Host city Flag of Morocco.svg Casablanca
Venue Stade Mohammed V
Events23 + 16
Participation16 nations


Athletics at the 1983 Mediterranean Games were held in Casablanca, Morocco from 12 to 16 September. [1]

Contents

Results

Men's events

EventGoldSilverBronze
100 metres
(wind: +0.1 m/s)
Flag of Italy.svg  Pierfrancesco Pavoni  (ITA)10.24Flag of France.svg  Antoine Richard  (FRA)10.26Flag of Italy.svg  Stefano Tilli  (ITA)10.29
200 metres
(wind: +3.2 m/s)
Flag of Italy.svg  Pietro Mennea  (ITA)20.30 wFlag of France.svg  Jean-Jacques Boussemart  (FRA)20.41 wFlag of Italy.svg  Carlo Simionato  (ITA)20.63 w
400 metresFlag of France.svg  Aldo Canti  (FRA)45.29 GRFlag of France.svg  Hector Llatser  (FRA)45.79Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg  Željko Knapić  (YUG)45.95
800 metresFlag of Morocco.svg  Saïd Aouita  (MAR)1:51.45Flag of Morocco.svg  Faouzi Lahbi  (MAR)1:51.63Flag of Spain.svg  Colomán Trabado  (ESP)1:52.19
1500 metresFlag of Morocco.svg  Saïd Aouita  (MAR)3:39.19 GRFlag of Spain.svg  José Luis González  (ESP)3:39.59Flag of Spain.svg  José Manuel Abascal  (ESP)3:39.64
5000 metresFlag of Italy.svg  Alberto Cova  (ITA)13:57.77Flag of Greece.svg  Filippos Filippou  (GRE)13:59.37Flag of Spain.svg  Antonio Prieto  (ESP)13:59.91
10,000 metresFlag of France.svg  Thierry Watrice  (FRA)29:05.95Flag of Italy.svg  Venanzio Ortis  (ITA)29:12.89Flag of Spain.svg  Luis Adsuara  (ESP)29:19.25
MarathonFlag of Turkey.svg  Mehmet Terzi  (TUR)2:22:33Flag of Turkey.svg  Ahmet Altun  (TUR)2:22:52Flag of Spain.svg  Honorato Hernández  (ESP)2:23:15
110 metres hurdlers
(wind: +5.2 m/s)
Flag of Spain.svg  Javier Moracho  (ESP)13.54 wFlag of Spain.svg  Carlos Sala  (ESP)13.55 wFlag of Italy.svg  Daniele Fontecchio  (ITA)13.64 w
400 metres hurdlersFlag of Spain.svg  José Alonso  (ESP)50.96Flag of Spain.svg  Carlos Azulay  (ESP)51.90Flag of Egypt (1972-1984).svg  Ahmed Abdel Halim Ghanem  (EGY)51.99
3000 m steeplechaseFlag of France.svg  Joseph Mahmoud  (FRA)8:19:29 GRFlag of Spain.svg  Domingo Ramón  (ESP)8:19.60Flag of Spain.svg  Francisco Sánchez  (ESP)8:20.67
4×100 metres relayFlag of Italy.svg  Italy
Pierfrancesco Pavoni
Carlo Simionato
Stefano Tilli
Pietro Mennea
38.76 GRFlag of France.svg  France
Thierry François
Marc Gasparoni
Antoine Richard
Jean-Jacques Boussemart
39.54Flag of Greece.svg  Greece
Aggelos Angelidis
Theodoros Gatzios
Nikolaos Hatzinikolau
Kosmas Stratos
40.31
4×400 metres relayFlag of France.svg  France
Jean-Jacques Février
Hector Llatser
Jean-Jacques Boussemart
Aldo Canti
3:04.38Flag of Italy.svg  Italy
Roberto Ribaud
Donato Sabia
Mauro Zuliani
Daniele D'Amico
3:04.54Flag of Spain.svg  Spain
Antonio Sánchez
Benjamín González
José Alonso
Ángel Heras
3:06.54
20 km walkFlag of Italy.svg  Maurizio Damilano  (ITA)1:23:19 GRFlag of France.svg  Gérard Lelièvre  (FRA)1:24:32Flag of Italy.svg  Sergio Spagnulo  (ITA)1:27:54
High jumpFlag of Algeria.svg  Othmane Belfaa  (ALG)2.26 m =GRFlag of France.svg  Bernard Bachorz  (FRA)2.26 mFlag of France.svg  Franck Verzy  (FRA)2.22 m
Pole vaultFlag of France.svg  Patrick Abada  (FRA)5.55 m GRFlag of France.svg  Serge Leveur  (FRA)5.30 mFlag of Italy.svg  Mauro Barella & Viktor Drechsel  (ITA)5.10 m
Long jumpFlag of Greece.svg  Dimitrios Delifotis  (GRE)7.77 mFlag of Spain.svg  Antonio Corgos  (ESP)7.75 mFlag of Italy.svg  Marco Piochi  (ITA)7.74 m w
Triple jumpFlag of Greece.svg  Dimitrios Mikhas  (GRE)16.70 mFlag of Italy.svg  Dario Badinelli  (ITA)16.50 mFlag of France.svg  Christian Valétudié  (FRA)16.33 m w
Shot putFlag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg  Jovan Lazarević  (YUG)20.05 mFlag of Italy.svg  Alessandro Andrei  (ITA)19.61 mFlag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg  Vladimir Milić  (YUG)19.40 m
Discus throwFlag of Greece.svg  Kostas Georgakopoulos  (GRE)62.58 m GRFlag of Egypt (1972-1984).svg  Mohamed Naguib Hamed  (EGY)61.24 mFlag of Italy.svg  Marco Martino  (ITA)58.72 m
Hammer throwFlag of Italy.svg  Giampaolo Urlando  (ITA)69.94 m GRFlag of Italy.svg  Orlando Bianchini  (ITA)68.58 mFlag of Spain.svg  Raul Jimeno  (ESP)67.16 m
Javelin throwFlag of Italy.svg  Agostino Ghesini  (ITA)79.28 mFlag of France.svg  Michel Bertimon  (FRA)78.12 mFlag of Tunisia.svg  Tarek Chaabani  (TUN)73.28 m
DecathlonFlag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg  Joško Vlašić  (YUG)7440 ptsFlag of Italy.svg  Hubert Indra  (ITA)7314 ptsFlag of Algeria.svg  Mohamed Bensaad  (ALG)7197 pts

Women's events

EventGoldSilverBronze
100 metres
(wind: +0.7 m/s)
Flag of France.svg  Rose-Aimée Bacoul  (FRA)11.19 GRFlag of Italy.svg  Marisa Masullo  (ITA)11.47Flag of France.svg  Marie-France Loval  (FRA)11.62
200 metres
(wind: +2.8 m/s)
Flag of France.svg  Rose-Aimée Bacoul  (FRA)22.67 wFlag of France.svg  Liliane Gaschet  (FRA)22.97 wFlag of Italy.svg  Marisa Masullo  (ITA)23.12 w
400 metresFlag of France.svg  Raymonde Naigre  (FRA)52.78Flag of Italy.svg  Erica Rossi  (ITA)53.83Flag of Italy.svg  Cosetta Campana  (ITA)54.52
800 metresFlag of France.svg  Nathalie Thoumas  (FRA)2:07.06Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg  Slobodanka Čolović  (YUG)2:07.34Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg  Mirela Šket  (YUG)2:07.70
1500 metresFlag of Italy.svg  Agnese Possamai  (ITA)4:13.58Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg  Marica Mršić  (YUG)4:15.04Flag of Spain.svg  Gloria Pallé  (ESP)4:18.69
3000 metresFlag of Italy.svg  Agnese Possamai  (ITA)9:15.64Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg  Marica Mršić  (YUG)9:17.13Flag of Spain.svg  Pilar Fernández  (ESP)9:24.96
100 metres hurdles
(wind: +0.5 m/s)
Flag of France.svg  Michèle Chardonnet  (FRA)13.21 GRFlag of Greece.svg  Elissavet Pantazi  (GRE)13.42Flag of France.svg  Marie-Noëlle Savigny  (FRA)13.44
400 metres hurdlersFlag of Morocco.svg  Nawal El Moutawakel  (MAR)56.59 GRFlag of Italy.svg  Giuseppina Cirulli  (ITA)58.48Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg  Mojca Šavle  (YUG)59.41
4×100 metres relayFlag of France.svg  France
Rose-Aimée Bacoul
Marie-France Loval
Marie-Christine Cazier
Liliane Gaschet
43.36 GRFlag of Italy.svg  Italy
Mary Busato
Daniela Ferrian
Marisa Masullo
Gisella Trombin
44.79Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco
Nawal El Moutawakel
Fatima Salahi
Fatima Braiz
Naima Benboubker
46.69
4×400 metres relayFlag of Italy.svg  Italy
Cosetta Campana
Giuseppina Cirulli
Letizia Magenti
Erica Rossi
3:33.63 GRFlag of France.svg  France
Liliane Gaschet
Viviane Couédriau
Raymonde Naigre
Natalie Thoumas
3:35.41Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg  Yugoslavia
Katica Mataković
Slobodanka Čolović
Mirela Šket
Elizabeta Božinovska
3:37.87
High jumpFlag of France.svg  Maryse Éwanjé-Épée  (FRA)1.89 mFlag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg  Biljana Bojović  (YUG)
Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg  Lidija Lapajne  (YUG)
1.86 m
Long jumpFlag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg  Snežana Dančetović  (YUG)6.30 mFlag of Morocco.svg  Naïma Benboubker  (MAR)5.95 mFlag of Italy.svg  Antonella Capriotti  (ITA)5.94 m
Shot putFlag of Greece.svg  Soultana Saroudi  (GRE)18.01 m GRFlag of France.svg  Simone Créantor  (FRA)16.36 mFlag of Morocco.svg  Souad Malloussi  (MAR)15.30 m
Discus throwFlag of France.svg  Isabelle Accambray  (FRA)53.70 m GRFlag of France.svg  Catherine Beauvais  (FRA)53.62 mFlag of Italy.svg  Renata Scaglia  (ITA)53.34 m
Javelin throwFlag of Greece.svg  Anna Verouli  (GRE)61.62 m GRFlag of Italy.svg  Fausta Quintavalla  (ITA)59.08 mFlag of France.svg  Nadine Schoellkopf  (FRA)52.54 m
HeptathlonFlag of Morocco.svg  Chérifa Meskaoui  (MAR)5498 pts wFlag of Algeria.svg  Dalila Tayebi  (ALG)5456 pts GRFlag of Italy.svg  Esmeralda Pecchio  (ITA)5379 pts

Medal table

  Host nation

  *   Host nation (Morocco)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Flag of France.svg  France 1312530
2Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 10111334
3Flag of Greece.svg  Greece 5218
4Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco*4228
5Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg  Yugoslavia 35513
6Flag of Spain.svg  Spain 251017
7Flag of Algeria.svg  Algeria 1113
8Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey 1102
9Flag of Egypt.svg  Egypt 0112
10Flag of Tunisia.svg  Tunisia 0011
Totals (10 entries)394039118

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