Athletics at the 2010 Summer Youth Olympics – Boys' 400 metre hurdles

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Athletics – Boys' 400 metres hurdles
at the I Summer Youth Olympic Games
Athletics pictogram.svg
Venue Bishan Stadium
DateAugust 19–23
Competitors18 from 18 nations
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg Norge Lara Sotomayor Flag of Cuba.svg  Cuba
Silver medal icon.svg Kumar Durgesh Flag of India.svg  India
Bronze medal icon.svg William Mbevi Mutunga Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya
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The boys' 400 metres hurdles competition at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games was held on 19–23 August 2010 in Bishan Stadium.

Schedule

DateTimeRound
19 August 201010:10 Heats
23 August 201019:20 Final

Results

Heats

RankHeatLaneAthleteTimeNotesQ
133Flag of Cuba.svg  Norge Sotomayor Lara  (CUB)51.74FA
222Flag of India.svg  Kumar Durgesh  (IND)52.20FA
313Flag of Finland.svg  Oskari Moro  (FIN)52.70FA
414Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg  Ali Alghamdi  (KSA)52.89FA
525Flag of Germany.svg  Felix Franz  (GER)52.95FA
617Flag of Kenya.svg  William Mbevi Mutunga  (KEN)53.08FA
723Flag of Australia.svg  Raheen Williams  (AUS)53.11FA
835Flag of Spain.svg  Enrique Gonzalez  (ESP)53.14FA
916Flag of South Africa.svg  Schalk Burger  (RSA)53.22FB
1032Flag of Barbados.svg  Tramaine Maloney  (BAR)53.86FB
1127Flag of Sudan.svg  Ali Mohamed  (SUD)54.38FB
1236Flag of the Bahamas.svg  Stephen Newbold  (BAH)54.40FB
1315Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Gerald Drummond  (CRC)54.51PBFB
1426Flag of Japan.svg  Genki Naruse  (JPN)54.71FC
1524Flag of Algeria.svg  Sofiane Amour  (ALG)54.79SBFC
1637Flag of Yemen.svg  Mohammed Al-Omaisi  (YEM)55.91FC
12Flag of Kuwait.svg  Yousef Karam  (KUW)DNSFC
34Flag of the United States.svg  Gregory Coleman  (USA)DSQFC

Finals

Final C

RankLaneAthleteTimeNotes
19Flag of Japan.svg  Genki Naruse  (JPN)52.86
25Flag of Algeria.svg  Sofiane Amour  (ALG)54.47PB
34Flag of Yemen.svg  Mohammed Al-Omaisi  (YEM)1:11.66
2Flag of Kuwait.svg  Yousef Karam  (KUW)DSQ
3Flag of the United States.svg  Gregory Coleman  (USA)DSQ

Final B

RankLaneAthleteTimeNotes
15Flag of South Africa.svg  Schalk Burger  (RSA)52.39
26Flag of Barbados.svg  Tramaine Maloney  (BAR)53.20PB
33Flag of the Bahamas.svg  Stephen Newbold  (BAH)53.20
44Flag of Sudan.svg  Ali Mohamed  (SUD)54.57
51Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Gerald Drummond  (CRC)54.83

Final A

RankLaneAthleteTimeNotes
Gold medal icon.svg5Flag of Cuba.svg  Norge Sotomayor Lara  (CUB)50.69
Silver medal icon.svg4Flag of India.svg  Kumar Durgesh  (IND)50.81PB
Bronze medal icon.svg7Flag of Kenya.svg  William Mbevi Mutunga  (KEN)51.23PB
48Flag of Germany.svg  Felix Franz  (GER)51.60
52Flag of Spain.svg  Enrique Gonzalez  (ESP)52.35
61Flag of Australia.svg  Raheen Williams  (AUS)52.38PB
6Flag of Finland.svg  Oskari Moro  (FIN)DQ
3Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg  Ali Alghamdi  (KSA)DNS

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