Athletics at the 2020 Summer Olympics – Men's decathlon

Men's decathlon
at the Games of the XXXII Olympiad
Men's decathlon; at the Games of the XXXII Olympiad
	Olympic Athletics
Venue	Japan National Stadium
Dates	4 August 2021; 5 August 2021
Competitors	23 from 15 nations
Winning Points	9018 OR
Medalists
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Last updated September 08, 2021

The men's decathlon event at the 2020 Summer Olympics took place on 4 and 5 August 2021 at the Japan National Stadium.^[1] 23 athletes competed.^[2]

Background

This was the 25th appearance of the event, having appeared in every Summer Olympics since 1912.

Qualification

A National Olympic Committee (NOC) could enter up to 3 qualified athletes in the men's decathlon event if all athletes meet the entry standard or qualify by ranking during the qualifying period. (The limit of 3 has been in place since the 1930 Olympic Congress.) The qualifying standard is 8350 points. This standard was "set for the sole purpose of qualifying athletes with exceptional performances unable to qualify through the IAAF World Rankings pathway." The world rankings, based on the average of the best five results for the athlete over the qualifying period and weighted by the importance of the meet, will then be used to qualify athletes until the cap of 24 is reached.^[3]^[4]

The qualifying period was originally from 1 January 2019 to 29 June 2020. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the period was suspended from 6 April 2020 to 30 November 2020, with the end date extended to 29 June 2021. The qualifying time standards could be obtained in various meets during the given period that have the approval of the IAAF. Both outdoor and indoor meets are eligible. The most recent Area Championships may be counted in the ranking, even if not during the qualifying period.^[3]^[5]

NOCs cannot use their universality place in the decathlon.^[3]

Men's decathlon

Entry number: 24.

Qualification standard	No. of athletes	NOC	Nominated athletes
Entry standard – 8350
	3	Estonia	Johannes Erm Karel Tilga Maicel Uibo
	3	United States	Steve Bastien Garrett Scantling Zach Ziemek
	2	Australia	Cedric Dubler Ashley Moloney
	2	Canada	Pierce Lepage Damian Warner
	2	Germany	Niklas Kaul Kai Kazmirek
	1	ROC ^{[Note RUS]}	Ilya Shkurenyov
	1	Belgium	Thomas Van der Plaetsen
	1	Brazil	Felipe dos Santos
	1	France	Kevin Mayer
	1	Grenada	Lindon Victor
World ranking	2	Czech Republic	Adam Sebastian Helcelet Jiří Sýkora
	1	Belarus	Vital Zhuk
	1	Norway	Martin Roe
	1	Poland	Paweł Wiesiołek
	1	Spain	Jorge Ureña
Total	23

Competition format

The decathlon consisted of ten track and field events, with a points system that awarded higher scores for better results in each of the ten components. The athletes all competed in one competition with no elimination rounds.

Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Olympic, and area records were as follows.

World record	Kevin Mayer (FRA)	9126	Talence, France	16 September 2018
Olympic record	Roman Šebrle (CZE) Ashton Eaton (USA)	8893	Athens, Greece Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	24 August 2004 18 August 2016

Area	Points	Athlete	Nation
Africa ( records )	8521	Larbi Bourrada	Algeria
Asia ( records )	8725	Dmitriy Karpov	Kazakhstan
Europe ( records )	9126 WR	Kevin Mayer	France
North, Central America and Caribbean ( records )	9045	Ashton Eaton	United States
Oceania ( records )	8492	Ashley Moloney	Australia
South America ( records )	8393	Carlos Eduardo Chinin	Brazil

Records set during this event

Olympic record	Damian Warner (CAN)	9018	Tokyo, Japan	4–5 August 2021
Olympic decathlon best - 100 metres(tied WDB)	Damian Warner (CAN)	10.12	Tokyo, Japan	4 August 2021
Olympic decathlon best - Long jump	Damian Warner (CAN)	8.24	Tokyo, Japan	4 August 2021
Olympic decathlon best - 110 metres hurdles	Damian Warner (CAN)	13.46	Tokyo, Japan	5 August 2021
Oceanic record	Ashley Moloney (AUS)	8649	Tokyo, Japan	4–5 August 2021

Schedule

All times are Japan Standard Time (UTC+9)

The men's decathlon took place over two consecutive days, with 5 events each day.^[1]

Date	Time	Round
Wednesday, 4 August 2021	9:00 19:30	100 metres Long jump Shot put High jump 400 metres
Thursday, 5 August 2021	9:00 19:00	110 metres hurdles Discus throw Pole vault Javelin throw 1500 metres

Detailed results

Key:	WDB	World decathlon best	ODB	Olympic decathlon best	NR	National record	PB	Personal best	SB	Seasonal best	DQ	Disqualified	DNS	Did not start	DNF	Did not finish

100 metres

Rank	Heat	Athlete	Nation	Time	Points	Notes
1	3	Damian Warner	Canada	10.12	1066	=WDB
2	3	Ashley Moloney	Australia	10.34	1013	PB
3	3	Pierce Lepage	Canada	10.43	992
4	3	Zach Ziemek	United States	10.55	963	PB
5	3	Felipe dos Santos	Brazil	10.58	956
6	2	Jorge Ureña	Spain	10.66	938	PB
7	3	Garret Scantling	United States	10.67	935
7	1	Lindon Victor	Grenada	10.67	935	SB
9	1	Kevin Mayer	France	10.68	933	SB
10	3	Steven Bastien	United States	10.69	931
11	3	Paweł Wiesiołek	Poland	10.83	899
12	2	Martin Roe	Norway	10.86	892	SB
13	2	Cedric Dubler	Australia	10.89	885
14	2	Ilya Shkurenyov	ROC	10.93	876	SB
15	1	Johannes Erm	Estonia	11.04	852	SB
15	2	Vital Zhuk	Belarus	11.04	852
17	1	Thomas Van der Plaetsen	Belgium	11.05	850	SB
18	1	Adam Helcelet	Czech Republic	11.06	847	SB
19	2	Kai Kazmirek	Germany	11.09	841
20	2	Jiří Sýkora	Czech Republic	11.18	821
21	1	Niklas Kaul	Germany	11.22	812	SB
22	2	Karel Tilga	Estonia	11.31	793
23	1	Maicel Uibo	Estonia	11.32	791	SB

Long jump

Rank	Group	Athlete	Nation	#1	#2	#3	Distance	Points	Notes	Overall points	Overall rank
1	B	Damian Warner	Canada	8.24	x	-	8.24	1123	ODB	2189	1
2	A	Pierce Lepage	Canada	7.33	7.65	-	7.65	972	SB	1964	3
3	B	Ashley Moloney	Australia	7.64	7.40	7.60	7.64	970		1983	2
4	B	Ilya Shkurenyov	ROC	7.59	x	x	7.59	957	SB	1833	7
5	A	Kevin Mayer	France	x	7.50	7.21	7.50	935	SB	1868	4
6	A	Kai Kazmirek	Germany	6.99	7.48	7.42	7.48	930	SB	1771	14
7	B	Steven Bastien	United States	x	x	7.39	7.39	908		1839	6
8	A	Felipe dos Santos	Brazil	6.99	7.38	7.33	7.38	905	SB	1861	5
9	A	Maicel Uibo	Estonia	7.02	7.37	7.18	7.37	903	SB	1694	19
10	B	Cedric Dubler	Australia	7.27	x	7.36	7.36	900		1785	12
	A	Niklas Kaul	Germany	7.26	7.36	7.07			PB	1712	17
	A	Johannes Erm	Estonia	7.25	7.13	7.36			SB	1752	15
13	B	Jorge Ureña	Spain	7.30	7.25	x	7.30	886		1824	9
13	B	Garret Scantling	United States	7.07	7.30	7.10	7.30	886		1821	10
15	B	Paweł Wiesiołek	Poland	7.27	x	7.27	7.27	878		1777	13
16	A	Lindon Victor	Grenada	x	7.11	7.24	7.24	871		1806	11
17	B	Zach Ziemek	United States	7.19	7.20	7.17	7.20	862		1825	8
18	A	Adam Helcelet	Czech Republic	7.16	6.95	6.94	7.16	852		1699	18
19	A	Jiří Sýkora	Czech Republic	6.92	7.03	6.94	7.03	821		1642	21
19	B	Martin Roe	Norway	x	x	7.03	7.03	821		1713	16
21	A	Vital Zhuk	Belarus	6.93	x	x	6.93	797		1649	20
22	B	Karel Tilga	Estonia	6.77	6.51	-	6.77	760		1553	22
-	B	Thomas Van der Plaetsen	Belgium	x	-	-	NM	0		823	23

Shot put

Rank	Group	Athlete	Nation	#1	#2	#3	Distance	Points	Notes	Overall points	Overall rank
1	B	Vital Zhuk	Belarus	16.23	15.97	15.34	16.23	865		2514	15
2	B	Garret Scantling	United States	12.84	15.59	x	15.59	826		2647	5
3	B	Lindon Victor	Grenada	14.61	x	15.39	15.39	814		2620	6
4	A	Pierce Lepage	Canada	x	15.31	x	15.31	809	PB	2773	2
5	B	Karel Tilga	Estonia	14.26	15.25	x	15.25	805		2358	22
6	A	Kevin Mayer	France	14.63	15.07	x	15.07	794	SB	2662	4
7	B	Zach Ziemek	United States	14.18	14.42	14.99	14.99	789	PB	2614	8
7	B	Adam Helcelet	Czech Republic	14.99	x	x	14.99	789		2488	16
9	A	Ilya Shkurenyov	ROC	14.09	14.55	14.95	14.95	787	PB	2620	6
10	B	Paweł Wiesiołek	Poland	14.40	14.90	x	14.90	784	SB	2561	11
11	A	Damian Warner	Canada	14.33	14.29	14.80	14.80	777	SB	2966	1
12	B	Jiří Sýkora	Czech Republic	14.63	x	x	14.63	767		2409	21
13	A	Johannes Erm	Estonia	14.07	14.01	14.60	14.60	765	SB	2517	14
14	B	Niklas Kaul	Germany	14.29	14.50	14.55	14.55	762	SB	2474	17
15	B	Ashley Moloney	Australia	14.04	14.49	14.24	14.49	758		2741	3
16	A	Kai Kazmirek	Germany	13.93	14.44	14.46	14.46	757	SB	2528	13
17	A	Steven Bastien	United States	x	14.40	x	14.40	753		2592	10
18	A	Felipe dos Santos	Brazil	13.29	13.36	14.13	14.13	736	SB	2597	9
19	B	Martin Roe	Norway	x	x	13.98	13.98	727		2440	19
19	A	Jorge Ureña	Spain	13.97	13.34	13.31	13.97	727		2551	12
21	B	Maicel Uibo	Estonia	13.95	x	13.66	13.95	725		2419	20
22	A	Cedric Dubler	Australia	12.62	12.86	13.35	13.35	689	PB	2474	17
-	A	Thomas Van der Plaetsen	Belgium				DNS¹

¹ Van Der Plaetsen was forced to retire from the competition after pulling his achillies tendon during his second attempt in the long jump.

High jump

Rank	Group	Athlete	Nation	Height	Points	Notes	Overall points	Overall rank
1	B	Ashley Moloney	Australia	2.11	906	=PB	3647	2
1	A	Niklas Kaul	Germany	2.11	906	PB	3380	13
3	B	Kevin Mayer	France	2.08	878	SB	3540	4
4	A	Cedric Dubler	Australia	2.05	850		3324	15
4	A	Zach Ziemek	United States	2.05	850		3464	5
6	A	Steven Bastien	United States	2.05	850		3442	6
7	A	Jorge Ureña	Spain	2.05	850	SB	3401	11
8	A	Kai Kazmirek	Germany	2.02	822		3350	14
	A	Lindon Victor	Grenada	2.02	822		3442	7
	A	Damian Warner	Canada	2.02	822		3788	1
11	B	Felipe dos Santos	Brazil	2.02	822	SB	3419	9
12	A	Maicel Uibo	Estonia	2.02	822		3241	19
13	A	Karel Tilga	Estonia	2.02	822		3180	21
14	B	Paweł Wiesiołek	Poland	2.02	822	SB	3383	12
15	A	Garret Scantling	United States	1.99	794		3441	8
16	B	Pierce Lepage	Canada	1.99	794		3567	3
17	B	Johannes Erm	Estonia	1.99	794	SB	3311	16
18	B	Ilya Shkurenyov	ROC	1.99	794		3414	10
19	B	Vital Zhuk	Belarus	1.96	767		3281	17
19	B	Adam Helcelet	Czech Republic	1.96	767		3255	18
21	B	Martin Roe	Norway	1.96	767	=PB	3207	20
22	B	Jiří Sýkora	Czech Republic	1.90	714		3123	22

400 metres

Rank	Heat	Athlete	Nation	Time	Points	Notes	Overall points	Overall rank
1	3	Ashley Moloney	Australia	46.29	994	SB	4641	2
2	3	Pierce Lepage	Canada	46.92	962	PB	4529	3
3	3	Damian Warner	Canada	47.48	934	SB	4722	1
4	3	Steven Bastien	United States	47.64	927	SB	4369	4
5	2	Jorge Ureña	Spain	48.00	909	PB	4310	8
6	3	Kai Kazmirek	Germany	48.17	901		4251	13
7	3	Paweł Wiesiołek	Poland	48.24	898	PB	4281	10
8	1	Johannes Erm	Estonia	48.25	897	SB	4208	14
8	2	Garret Scantling	United States	48.25	897	PB	4338	6
10	2	Jiří Sýkora	Czech Republic	48.89	866	SB	3989	19
11	2	Ilya Shkurenyov	ROC	48.98	862	SB	4276	11
12	3	Cedric Dubler	Australia	49.02	860		4184	15
13	1	Zach Ziemek	United States	49.06	858	SB	4322	7
14	2	Lindon Victor	Grenada	49.21	851	SB	4293	9
15	2	Vital Zhuk	Belarus	49.22	851	SB	4132	16
16	2	Felipe dos Santos	Brazil	49.31	847		4266	12
17	1	Adam Helcelet	Czech Republic	49.41	842	SB	4097	17
18	1	Kevin Mayer	France	50.31	800	SB	4340	5
19	2	Karel Tilga	Estonia	50.48	793		3973	21
20	1	Maicel Uibo	Estonia	50.82	777	SB	4018	18
21	1	Martin Roe	Norway	50.93	772		3979	20
-	3	Niklas Kaul	Germany	DNF	-		3380	22

110 metres hurdles

Rank	Heat	Athlete	Nation	Time	Points	Notes	Overall points	Overall rank
1	3	Damian Warner	Canada	13.46	1045	ODB	5767	1
2	1	Kevin Mayer	France	13.90	987	SB	5327	4
3	3	Garret Scantling	United States	14.03	971		5309	5
4	3	Ashley Moloney	Australia	14.08	964	PB	5605	2
5	3	Jorge Ureña	Spain	14.13	958		5268	7
6	2	Adam Helcelet	Czech Republic	14.35	930		5027	15
7	3	Pierce Lepage	Canada	14.39	925		5454	3
8	3	Steven Bastien	United States	14.42	921		5290	6
9	2	Ilya Shkurenyov	ROC	14.43	920		5196	9
10	2	Jiří Sýkora	Czech Republic	14.48	913	SB	4902	18
11	1	Zach Ziemek	United States	14.51	910	SB	5232	8
12	1	Johannes Erm	Estonia	14.55	905	SB	5113	14
13	3	Felipe dos Santos	Brazil	14.58	901		5167	10
14	2	Kai Kazmirek	Germany	14.73	882		5133	13
15	1	Lindon Victor	Grenada	14.83	870	SB	5163	11
15	2	Maicel Uibo	Estonia	14.83	870		4888	19
17	2	Paweł Wiesiołek	Poland	14.95	856		5137	12
17	2	Vital Zhuk	Belarus	14.95	856		4988	17
19	3	Cedric Dubler	Australia	15.10	837		5021	16
20	1	Martin Roe	Norway	15.47	794		4773	20
21	1	Karel Tilga	Estonia	16.10	722		4695	21
-	2	Niklas Kaul	Germany	DNS¹

¹ Kaul was forced to retire from the competition after pulling a muscle in the 400 meters.

Discus throw

Rank	Group	Athlete	Nation	#1	#2	#3	Distance	Points	Notes	Overall points	Overall rank
1	B	Jiří Sýkora	Czech Republic	45.09	47.04	49.90	49.90	868		5770	17
2	B	Lindon Victor	Grenada	49.75	x	x	49.75	865		6028	6
3	B	Damian Warner	Canada	48.67	48.39	47.37	48.67	843		6610	1
4	B	Martin Roe	Norway	44.86	48.37	45.69	48.37	836	SB	5609	20
5	B	Paweł Wiesiołek	Poland	x	x	48.27	48.27	834	SB	5971	10
6	B	Kevin Mayer	France	46.59	48.08	x	48.08	830		6157	4
7	B	Pierce Lepage	Canada	x	47.14	45.63	47.14	811		6265	3
8	A	Ilya Shkurenyov	ROC	45.81	45.87	47.02	47.02	809	SB	6005	8
9	A	Vital Zhuk	Belarus	44.11	43.81	47.01	47.01	808	SB	5796	16
10	B	Maicel Uibo	Estonia	46.38	x	44.93	46.38	795		5683	19
11	A	Johannes Erm	Estonia	45.72	44.80	43.94	45.72	782	SB	5895	12
12	B	Garret Scantling	United States	43.57	x	45.46	45.46	776		6085	5
13	B	Adam Helcelet	Czech Republic	41.33	x	45.40	45.40	775		5802	15
14	A	Zach Ziemek	United States	44.36	44.87	44.84	44.87	764		5996	9
15	A	Ashley Moloney	Australia	43.19	43.29	44.38	44.38	754		6359	2
16	A	Jorge Ureña	Spain	41.95	43.70	x	43.70	740	PB	6008	7
17	A	Cedric Dubler	Australia	43.31	x	42.65	43.31	732		5753	18
18	A	Kai Kazmirek	Germany	40.69	40.35	42.70	42.70	720		5853	13
19	B	Karel Tilga	Estonia	41.31	x	x	41.31	691		5386	21
20	A	Steven Bastien	United States	x	x	40.77	40.77	680		5970	11
21	A	Felipe dos Santos	Brazil	37.89	39.91	36.62	39.91	663		5830	14

Pole vault

Rank	Group	Athlete	Nation	Height	Points	Notes	Overall points	Overall rank
1	B	Maicel Uibo	Estonia	5.50	1067	PB	6750	12
2	B	Zach Ziemek	United States	5.30	1004		7000	6
3	B	Kevin Mayer	France	5.20	972	SB	7129	4
4	A	Vital Zhuk	Belarus	5.10	941	PB	6737	14
5	B	Garret Scantling	United States	5.10	941		7026	5
5	B	Ilya Shkurenyov	ROC	5.10	941	SB	6946	7
7	B	Ashley Moloney	Australia	5.00	910		7269	2
8	B	Pierce Lepage	Canada	5.00	910		7175	3
9	A	Jorge Ureña	Spain	4.90	880	SB	6888	9
10	A	Lindon Victor	Grenada	4.90	880		6908	8
11	A	Damian Warner	Canada	4.90	880	=PB	7490	1
12	B	Kai Kazmirek	Germany	4.80	849		6702	15
12	B	Paweł Wiesiołek	Poland	4.80	849		6820	10
14	A	Martin Roe	Norway	4.80	849		6458	19
15	A	Johannes Erm	Estonia	4.80	849	SB	6744	13
16	B	Felipe dos Santos	Brazil	4.60	790		6620	16
17	A	Steven Bastien	United States	4.60	790		6760	11
17	A	Jiří Sýkora	Czech Republic	4.60	790		6560	18
19	A	Adam Helcelet	Czech Republic	4.60	790		6592	17
-	B	Cedric Dubler	Australia	NH	0		5763	20
-	A	Karel Tilga	Estonia	NH	0		5386	21

Javelin throw

Rank	Group	Athlete	Nation	#1	#2	#3	Distance	Points	Notes	Overall points	Overall rank
1	A	Karel Tilga	Estonia	71.71	72.58	73.36	73.36	941	PB	6327	21
2	B	Kevin Mayer	France	64.71	73.09	-	73.09	937	PB	8066	2
3	B	Lindon Victor	Grenada	65.06	68.46	71.56	71.56	913	PB	7821	6
4	B	Garret Scantling	United States	69.10	x	68.97	69.10	876	SB	7902	4
5	A	Kai Kazmirek	Germany	63.76	54.44	-	63.76	795	SB	7497	10
6	A	Jiří Sýkora	Czech Republic	63.73	-	x	63.73	794		7354	15
7	B	Damian Warner	Canada	62.35	63.44	60.42	63.44	790	SB	8280	1
8	A	Martin Roe	Norway	x	56.96	62.28	62.28	772		7230	19
9	A	Adam Helcelet	Czech Republic	59.61	60.85	61.54	61.54	761		7353	16
10	B	Ilya Shkurenyov	ROC	60.38	60.95	59.82	60.95	752	SB	7698	8
11	B	Zach Ziemek	United States	60.14	58.96	60.44	60.44	744	SB	7744	7
12	B	Vital Zhuk	Belarus	57.32	56.70	59.49	59.49	730		7467	12
13	A	Cedric Dubler	Australia	55.70	58.52	57.93	58.52	716	SB	6469	20
14	B	Johannes Erm	Estonia	56.35	x	58.41	58.41	714	SB	7458	13
15	A	Steven Bastien	United States	53.11	57.63	58.21	58.21	711		7471	11
16	A	Pierce Lepage	Canada	57.14	53.45	57.24	57.24	696	SB	7871	5
17	A	Ashley Moloney	Australia	56.04	56.72	57.12	57.12	695	SB	7964	3
18	B	Jorge Ureña	Spain	55.82	54.24	53.12	55.82	675		7563	9
19	A	Felipe dos Santos	Brazil	49.86	53.89	54.56	54.56	656		7276	18
20	A	Paweł Wiesiołek	Poland	50.47	x	51.60	51.60	612		7432	14
21	B	Maicel Uibo	Estonia	50.64	-	-	50.64	598		7348	17

1500 metres

Rank	Athlete	Nation	Time	Points	Notes	Overall points	Overall rank
1	Steven Bastien	United States	4:26.95	765		8236	10
2	Jorge Ureña	Spain	4:27.82	759	SB	8322	9
3	Johannes Erm	Estonia	4:28.42	755	PB	8213	11
4	Paweł Wiesiołek	Poland	4:30.02	744		8176	12
5	Damian Warner	Canada	4:31.08	738		9018	1
6	Pierce Lepage	Canada	4:31.85	733	PB	8604	5
7	Ilya Shkurenyov	ROC	4:34.62	715		8413	8
8	Garret Scantling	United States	4:35.54	709	PB	8611	4
9	Karel Tilga	Estonia	4:38.24	691		7018	20
10	Zach Ziemek	United States	4:38.38	691	PB	8435	6
11	Maicel Uibo	Estonia	4:38.64	689		8037	15
12	Ashley Moloney	Australia	4:39.19	685	PB	8649	3
13	Vital Zhuk	Belarus	4:42.57	664		8131	13
14	Kevin Mayer	France	4:43.17	660	SB	8726	2
15	Adam Helcelet	Czech Republic	4:44.74	651	SB	8004	16
16	Martin Roe	Norway	4:47.58	633		7863	19
17	Kai Kazmirek	Germany	4:48.30	629		8126	14
18	Felipe dos Santos	Brazil	4:52.40	604		7880	18
19	Lindon Victor	Grenada	4:54.32	593	SB	8414	7
20	Jiří Sýkora	Czech Republic	4:54.97	589		7943	17
21	Cedric Dubler	Australia	5:03.69	539		7008	21

Overall results

Key

The highest mark recorded in each event is highlighted in yellow

Key:	OR	Olympic record	AR	Area record	NR	National record	PB	Personal best	SB	Seasonal best	DNS	Did not start	DNF	Did not finish

Rank	Athlete	Nation	Overall points	100 m	LJ	SP	HJ	400 m	110 m H	DT	PV	JT	1500 m
	Damian Warner	Canada	9018 OR, NR	1066 10.12	1123 8.24	777 14.80	822 2.02	934 47.48	1045 13.46	843 48.67	880 4.90	790 63.44	738 4:31.08
	Kevin Mayer	France	8726 SB	933 10.68	935 7.50	794 15.07	878 2.08	800 50.31	987 13.90	830 48.08	972 5.20	937 73.09	660 4:43.17
	Ashley Moloney	Australia	8649 AR	1013 10.34	970 7.64	758 14.49	906 2.11	994 46.29	964 14.08	754 44.38	910 5.00	695 57.12	685 4:39.19
4	Garret Scantling	United States	8611	935 10.67	886 7.30	826 15.59	794 1.99	897 48.25	971 14.03	776 45.46	941 5.10	876 69.10	709 4:35.54
5	Pierce Lepage	Canada	8604 PB	992 10.43	972 7.65	809 15.31	794 1.99	962 46.92	925 14.39	811 47.14	910 5.00	696 57.24	733 4:31.85
6	Zach Ziemek	United States	8435	963 10.55	862 7.20	789 14.99	850 2.05	858 49.06	910 14.51	764 44.87	1004 5.30	744 60.44	691 4:38.38
7	Lindon Victor	Grenada	8414 SB	935 10.67	871 7.24	814 15.39	822 2.02	851 49.21	870 14.83	865 49.75	880 4.90	913 71.56	593 4:54.32
8	Ilya Shkurenyov	ROC	8413 SB	876 10.93	957 7.59	787 14.95	794 1.99	862 48.98	920 14.43	809 47.02	941 5.10	752 60.95	715 4:34.62
9	Jorge Ureña	Spain	8322 PB	938 10.66	886 7.30	727 13.97	850 2.05	909 48.00	958 14.13	740 43.70	880 4.90	675 55.82	759 4:27.82
10	Steven Bastien	United States	8236	931 10.69	908 7.39	753 14.40	850 2.05	927 47.64	921 14.42	680 40.77	790 4.60	711 58.21	764 4:26.95
11	Johannes Erm	Estonia	8213 SB	852 11.04	900 7.36	765 14.60	794 1.99	897 48.25	905 14.55	782 45.72	849 4.80	714 58.41	755 4:28.42
12	Paweł Wiesiołek	Poland	8176	899 10.83	878 7.27	784 14.90	822 2.02	898 48.24	856 14.95	834 48.27	849 4.80	612 51.60	744 4:30.02
13	Vitaliy Zhuk	Belarus	8131	852 11.04	797 6.93	865 16.23	767 1.96	851 49.22	856 14.95	808 47.01	941 5.10	730 59.49	664 4:42.57
14	Kai Kazmirek	Germany	8126	841 11.09	930 7.48	757 14.46	822 2.02	901 48.17	882 14.73	720 42.70	849 4.80	795 63.76	629 4:48.30
15	Maicel Uibo	Estonia	8037	791 11.32	903 7.37	725 13.95	822 2.02	777 50.82	870 14.83	795 46.38	1067 5.50	598 50.64	689 4:38.64
16	Adam Helcelet	Czech Republic	8004	847 11.06	852 7.16	789 14.99	767 1.96	842 49.41	930 14.35	775 45.40	790 4.60	761 61.54	651 4:44.74
17	Jiří Sýkora	Czech Republic	7943	821 11.18	821 7.03	767 14.63	714 1.90	866 48.89	913 14.48	868 49.90	790 4.60	794 63.73	589 4:54.97
18	Felipe dos Santos	Brazil	7880	956 10.58	905 7.38	736 14.13	822 2.02	847 49.31	901 14.58	663 39.91	790 4.60	656 54.56	604 4:52.40
19	Martin Roe	Norway	7863	892 10.86	821 7.03	727 13.98	767 1.96	772 50.93	794 15.47	836 48.37	849 4.80	772 62.28	633 4:47.58
20	Karel Tilga	Estonia	7018	793 11.31	760 6.77	805 15.25	822 2.02	793 50.48	722 16.10	691 41.31	0 NM	941 73.36	691 4:38.24
21	Cedric Dubler	Australia	7008	885 10.89	900 7.36	689 13.35	850 2.05	860 49.02	837 15.10	732 43.31	0 NM	716 58.52	539 5:03.69
n/a	Niklas Kaul	Germany	DNF	812 11.22	900 7.36	762 14.55	906 2.11	DNF	DNS	DNS	DNS	DNS	DNS
n/a	Thomas Van der Plaetsen	Belgium	DNF	850 11.05	0 NM	DNS	DNS	DNS	DNS	DNS	DNS	DNS	DNS

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References

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↑ "Athletics - Men's Decathlon - Results" (PDF). IOC. 5 August 2021. Retrieved 6 August 2021.
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[Dates-1] 1 2 "Athletics Competition Schedule". Tokyo 2020. Retrieved 29 January 2021.

[Results-2] "Athletics - Men's Decathlon - Results" (PDF). IOC. 5 August 2021. Retrieved 6 August 2021.

[Qualifying-3] 1 2 3 "Qualification System – Games of the XXXI Olympiad – Athletics" (PDF). IAAF . Retrieved 31 March 2019.

[BBC-4] "IAAF to follow other sports with world ranking system for athletes". BBC Sport. 7 March 2018. Retrieved 2 August 2018.

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v t e Olympic champions in the men's all-around, pentathlon and decathlon
All-around	1904 Tom Kiely (GBR)
Pentathlon	1912 Jim Thorpe (USA) / Ferdinand Bie (NOR) 1920 Eero Lehtonen (FIN) 1924 Eero Lehtonen (FIN)
Decathlon	1912 Jim Thorpe (USA) / Hugo Wieslander (SWE) 1920 Helge Løvland (NOR) 1924 Harold Osborn (USA) 1928 Paavo Yrjölä (FIN) 1932 Jim Bausch (USA) 1936 Glenn Morris (USA) 1948 Bob Mathias (USA) 1952 Bob Mathias (USA) 1956 Milt Campbell (USA) 1960 Rafer Johnson (USA) 1964 Willi Holdorf (EUA) 1968 Bill Toomey (USA) 1972 Mykola Avilov (URS) 1976 Bruce Jenner (USA) 1980 Daley Thompson (GBR) 1984 Daley Thompson (GBR) 1988 Christian Schenk (GDR) 1992 Robert Změlík (TCH) 1996 Dan O'Brien (USA) 2000 Erki Nool (EST) 2004 Roman Šebrle (CZE) 2008 Bryan Clay (USA) 2012 Ashton Eaton (USA) 2016 Ashton Eaton (USA) 2020 Damian Warner (CAN)

v t e Combined events at the Olympic Games
Summary
Men's decathlon	1912 1920 1924 1928 1932 1936 1948 1952 1956 1960 1964 1968 1972 1976 1980 1984 1988 1992 1996 2000 2004 2008 2012 2016 2020
Women's pentathlon	1912 1920 1924 1928 1932 1936 1948 1952 1956 1960 1964 1968 1972 1976 1980 1984 1988 1992 1996 2000 2004 2008 2012 2016 2020
Women's heptathlon	1912 1920 1924 1928 1932 1936 1948 1952 1956 1960 1964 1968 1972 1976 1980 1984 1988 1992 1996 2000 2004 2008 2012 2016 2020
Other variations: Men's All-Around: 1904 • Men's Triathlon: 1904 • Men's Pentathlon: 1912 • 1920 • 1924

Athletics at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Qualification
Track events
100 m	men		women
200 m	men		women
400 m	men		women
800 m	men		women
1500 m	men		women
5000 m	men		women
10,000 m	men		women
100 m hurdles			women
110 m hurdles	men
400 m hurdles	men		women
3000 m steeplechase	men		women
4 × 100 m relay	men		women
4 × 400 m relay	men	mixed	women
Road events
Marathon	men		women
20 km walk	men		women
50 km walk	men
Field events
High jump	men		women
Pole vault	men		women
Long jump	men		women
Triple jump	men		women
Shot put	men		women
Discus throw	men		women
Hammer throw	men		women
Javelin throw	men		women
Combined events
Heptathlon			women
Decathlon	men
v t e