Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
12–21 August 2016
(Estádio Olímpico Joăo Havelange)
100 m
1. Usain Bolt - Jamaica - 9.81
2. Justin Gatlin - USA - 9.89
3. Andre De Grasse - Canada - 9.91
200 m
1. Bolt (Usain) - Jamaica - 19.78
2. De Grasse (Andre) - Canada - 20.02
3. Lemaitre (Christophe) - France - 20.12
400 m
1. van Niekerk (Wayde) - South Africa - 43.03
(World record)
2. James (Kirani) - Grenada - 43.76
3. LaShawn Merritt - USA - 43.85
800 m
1. Rudisha (David) - Kenya - 1:42.15
2. Makhloufi (Taoufik) - Algeria - 1:42.61
(national record)
3. Clayton Murphy - United States - 1:42.93
1500 m
1. Matthew Centrowitz, Jr. - United States - 3:50.0
- slowest winning time since 1932
- first U.S. runner to win the event since 1908
2. Makhloufi (Taoufik) - Algeria - 3:50.11
3. Willis (Nick) - New Zealand - 3:50.24
5000 m
1. Farah (Mo) - Great Britain - 13:03.30
2. Chelimo (Paul) - United States - 13:03.90
3. Gebrhiwet (Hagos) - Ethiopia - 13:04.35
10000 m
1. Farah (Mo) - Great Britain - 27:05.17
2. Tanui (Paul) - Kenya - 27:05.64
3. Tola (Tamirat) - Ethiopia - 27:06.26
marathon
1. Kipchoge (Eliud) - Kenya - 2:08:44
2. Lilesa (Feyisa) - Ethiopia - 2:09:54
3. Rupp (Galen) - United States - 2:10:05
110 m hurdles
1. McLeod (Omar) - Jamaica - 13.05
2. Ortega (Orlando) - Spain - 13.17
3. Bascou (Dimitri) - France - 13.24
400m hurdles
1. Clement (Kerron) - United States - 47.73
2. Tumuti (Boniface) - Kenya - 47.78
(national record)
3. Copello (Yasmani) - Turkey - 47.92
(national record)
3000 m steeple
1. Kipruto (Consenslus) - Kenya - 8:03.28
(Olympic record)
2. Jager (Evan) - United States - 8:04.28
3. Mekhissi-Benabbad - France - 8:11.52
20 km walk
1. Zhen (Wang) - China - 1:19:14
2. Zelin (Cai) - China - 1:19:26
3. Bird-Smith (Dane) - Australia - 1:19:37
50 km walk
1. Toth (Matej) - Slovakia - 3:40:58
2. Tallent (Jared) - Australia - 3:41:16
3. Arai (Hirooki) - Japan - 3:41:24
4 x 100 m
1. Jamaica - 37.27
(Asafa Powell, Yohan Blake, Nickel Ashmeade, Usain Bolt)
2. Japan - 37.60
(Asian record)
(Ryota Yamagata, Shota Iizuka, Yoshihide Kiryu, Asuka Cambridge)
3. Canada - 37.64
(national record)
(Akeem Haynes, Aaron Brown, Brendon Rodney, Andre De Grasse)
4 x 400 m
1. United States - 2:57.30
(Arman Hall, Tony McQuay, Gil Roberts,
LaShawn Merritt)
2. Jamaica - 2:58.16
(Peter Matthews, Nathon Allen, Fitzroy Dunkley, Javon Francis)
3. Bahamas - 2:58.49
(Alonzo Russell, Michael Mathieu, Steven Gardiner, Chris Brown)
long jump
1. Henderson (Jeff) - United States - 8,38 m
2. Manyonga (Luvo) - South Africa - 8,37 m
3. Rutherford (Greg) - Great Britain - 8,39 m
triple jump
1. Taylor (Christian) - United States - 17,86 m
2. Claye (Will) - United States - 17,76 m
3. Bin (Dong) - China - 17,58 m
high jump
1. Drouin (Derek) - Canada - 2,38 m
2. Barshim (Mutaz Essa) - Qatar - 2,36 m
3. Bondarenko (Bohdan) - Ukraine - 2,33 m
pole vault
1. da Silva (Thiago Braz) - Brazil - 6,03 m
(Olympic record and
South-American record)
2. Lavillenie (Renaud) - France - 5,98 m
3. Kendricks (Sam) - United States - 5,85 m
shot put
1. Crouser (Ryan) - United States - 22,52 m
(Olympic record)
2. Kovacs (Joe) - United States - 21,78 m
3. Walsh (Tomas) - New Zealand - 21,36 m
discus throw
1. Harting (Christoph) - Germany - 68,37 m
2. Malachowski (Piotr) - Poland - 67,55 m
3. Jasinski (Daniel) - Germany - 67,05 m
javelin throw
1. Röhler (Thomas) - Germany - 90,30 m
2. Yego (Julius) - Kenya - 88,24 m
3. Walcott (Keshorn) - Trinidad and Tobago - 85,38 m
hammer throw
1. Nazarov (Dilshod) - Tajikistan - 78.68 m
2. Tsikhan (Ivan) - Belarus - 77,79 m
3. Nowicki (Wojciech) - Poland - 77,73 m
decathlon
1. Eaton (Ashton) - United States - 8893 points
(Olympic record)
2. Mayer (Kévin) - France - 8834 points
(national record)
3. Warner (Damian) - Canada - 8666 points
