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| Personal information | |
|---|---|
| Born | 24 April 2000 (age 23) Ljubljana |
| Occupation | Athlete |
| Height | 1.87 m (6 ft 2 in) |
| Weight | 78 kg (172 lb) |
| Sport | |
| Country |  Slovenia |
| Event | 400 m |
| Club | AD MASS |
| Coached by | No coach |
Gregor Grahovac (born 24 April 2000) is a Slovenian athlete born in Ljubljana. [1]
A member of the Mass Ljubljana athletic club, multiple national and cup champion, he was a Balkan youth champion in the 400-meter run. With a member relay, he won first place at the Balkan Indoor Championships in Istanbul, where they broke the national record and the record of the Balkan Championships in the 4 x 400 meters.[ citation needed ] In addition to this record, he also owns several records in several age categories.[ citation needed ] The biggest success is a bronze medal at the EYOF (European Youth Olympic Festival) in Georgia in the 400-meter run and a place in the finals of the U18 World Championships in Kenya in the 400-meter run, in which he qualified as the only European. In addition, he is a media technician and IAM student. [2] [3]
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400 m (48.56) - final (3. place) 100-200-300-400 m (2:00.93) - 3. place
300 m (34.96) - 2. place 4x300 m / mixed relay (2:33.70) - 2. place
400 m (49.74) - qualifications (20. place)
400 m (48.77) - 1. place 4x100 m (42.82) - 3. place
200 m (21.28, +2.4) - 1. place 100-200-300-400 m (1:55.17) - 1. place
400 m (48.88) - final (8. place)
4x400 m (3:08.56) - 1. place
4x400 m (3:16.90) - qualifications (11. place)
400 m (48.51) - 1. place
200 m (21.54, +0.3) - 3. place 100-200-300-400 m (1:55.05) - 2. place
4x100 m (40.54) - 5. place
400 m (47.82) - qualifications (15. place) 4x400 m (3:16.81) - 2. place
400 m (49.21) - 4. place 4x400 m (3:20.27) - 2. place
4x400 m (3:12.19) - 1. place)
400 m (47.74) - 1. place 4x400 m (3:14.02) - 1. place)
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