Gothenburg (Sweden)
5th - 13th August 1995
(Ullevi Stadium)
100 m -
1. Donovan Bailey - Canada - 9.97
2. Bruny Surin - Canada - 10.03
3. Ato Boldon - Trinidad and Tobago - 10.03
200 m -
1. Michael Johnson - USA - 19.79
(Championship record)
2. Frankie Fredericks - Namibia - 20.12
3. Jeff Williams - USA - 20.18
400 m
1. Michael Johnson - USA - 43.39
(Championship record)
2. Butch Reynolds - USA - 44.22
3. Greg Haughton - Jamaica - 44.56
800 m
1. Wilson Kipketer - Denmark - 1:45.08
2. Arthémon Hatungimana - Burundi - 1:45.64
3. Vebjřrn Rodal - Norway - 1:45.68
1500 m
1. Noureddine Morceli - Algeria - 3:33.73
2. Hicham El Guerrouj - Morocco - 3:35.28
3. Vénuste Niyongabo - Burundi - 3:35.56
5000 m
1. Ismael Kirui - Kenya - 13:16.77
2. Khalid Boulami - Morocco - 13:17.15
3. Shem Kororia - Kenya - 13:17.59
10000 m
1. Haile Gebrselassie - Ethiopia - 27:12.95
2. Khalid Skah - Morocco - 27:14.53
3. Paul Tergat - Kenya - 27:14.70
marathon
1. Martín Fiz - Spain - 2:11:41
2. Dionicio Cerón - Mexico - 2:12:13
3. Luíz Antônio dos Santos - Brazil - 2:12:49
110 m hurdles
1. Allen Johnson - USA - 13.00
2. Tony Jarrett - Great Britain - 13.04
3. Roger Kingdom - USA - 13.19
400m hurdles
1. Derrick Adkins - USA - 47.98
2. Samuel Matete - Zambia - 48.03
3. Stéphane Diagana - 48.14
3000 m steeple
1. Moses Kiptanui - Kenya - 8:04.16
2. Christopher Koskei - Kenya - 8:09.30
3. Saad Al-Asmari - Saudi Arabia - 8:12.95
20 km walk
1. Michele Didoni - Italy - 1:19:59
2. Valentí Massana - Spain - 1:20:23
3. Yevgeniy Misyulya - Belarus - 1:20:23
50 km walk
1. Valentin Kononen - Finland - 3:43.42
2. Giovanni Perricelli - Italy - 3:45.11
3. Robert Korzeniowski - Poland - 3:45.57
4 x 100 m
1. Canada - 38.31
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(Robert Esmie, Glenroy Gilbert, Bruny Surin, Donovan Bailey)
2. Australia - 38.50
(Paul Henderson, Tim Jackson, Steve Brimacombe, Damien Marsh)
3. Italy - 39.07
(Giovanni Puggioni, Ezio Madonia, Angelo Cipolloni, Sandro Floris)
4 x 400 m
1. United States - 2:57.32
(Marlon Ramsey, Derek Mills, Butch Reynolds, Michael Johnson)
2. Jamaica - 2:59.88
(Michael McDonald, Davian Clarke, Danny McFarlane, Gregory Haughton)
3. Nigeria - 3:03:18
(Udeme Ekpeyong, Kunle Adejuyigbe, Jude Monye, Sunday Bada)
long jump
1. Iván Pedroso - Cuba - 8,70 m
2. James Beckford - Jamaica - 8,30 m
3. Mike Powell - USA - 8,29 m
triple jump
1. Jonathan Edwards - Great Britain - 18,29 m
(World record at his 2nd attempt. He jumped 18,16 m at his first, also a World record)
2. Brian Wellman - Bermuda - 17,62 m
3. Jérôme Romain - Domenican - 17,59 m
high jump
1. Troy Kemp - Bahamas - 2,37 m
2. Javier Sotomayor - Cuba - 2,37 m
3. Artur Partyka - Poland - 2,35 m
pole vault
1. Sergey Bubka - Ukraine - 5,92 m
2. Maksim Tarasov - Russia - 5,86 m
3. Jean Galfione - France - 5,86 m
shot put
1. John Godina - USA - 21,47 m
2. Mika Halvari - Finland - 20,93 m
3. Randy Barnes - USA - 20,41 m
discus throw
1. Lars Riedel - Germany - 68,76 m
2. Vladimir Dubrovshchik - Belarus - 65,98 m
3. Vasiliy Kaptyukh - Belarus - 65,88 m
javelin throw
1. Jan elezný - Czech Republic - 89,58 m
(Championship record)
2. Steve Backley - Great Britain - 86,30 m
3. Boris Henry - Germany - 86,08 m
hammer throw
1. Andrey Abduvaliyev - Tajikistan - 81,56 m
2. Igor Astapkovich - Belarus - 81,10 m
3. Tibor Gécsek - Hungary - 80,98 m
decathlon
1. Dan O'Brien - USA - 8695 points
2. Eduard Hämäläinen - Finland - 8489 points
3. Mike Smith - Canada - 8419 points
