Paris (France)
23rd - 31st August 2003
(Stade de France - Saint-Denis)
100 m -
1. Kim Collins - Saint Kitts and Nevis - 10.07
2. Darrel Brown - Trinidad and Tobago - 10.08
(youngest ever world medallist for the men's 100 m - 18 years, 318 days)
3. Darren Campbell - Great Britain - 10.08
200 m -
1. John Capel - USA - 20.30
2. Darvis Patton - USA - 20.31
3. Shingo Suetsugu - Japan - 20.38
400 m
1. Tyree Washington - USA - 44.77
2. Marc Raquil - France - 44.79
3. Michael Blackwood - Jamaica - 44.80
800 m
1. Djabir Saïd-Guerni - Algeria - 1.44.81
2. Yuriy Borzakovskiy - Russia - 1:44.84
3. Mbulaeni Mulaudzi - South Africa - 1:44.90
1500 m
1. Hicham El Guerrouj - Morocco - 3:31.77
2. Mehdi Baala - France - 3:32.31
3. Ivan Heshko - Ukraine - 3:33.17
5000 m
1. Eliud Kipchoge - Kenya - 12:52.79
2. Hicham El Guerrouj - Morocco - 12:52.83
3. Kenenisa Bekele - Ethiopia - 12:53.12
10000 m
1. Kenenisa Bekele - Ethiopia - 26:49.57
2. Haile Gebrselassie - Ethiopia - 26:50.77
3. Sileshi Sihine - Ethiopia - 27:01.44
marathon
1. Jaouad Gharib - Morocco - 2:08:31
(Championship record)
2. Julio Rey - Italy - 2:08:38
3. Stefano Baldini - Italy - 2:09.14
110 m hurdles
1. Allen Johnson - USA - 13.12
2. Terrence Trammell - USA - 13.20
3. Liu Xiang - China - 13.23
400m hurdles
1. Félix Sánchez - Dominican Republic - 47.25
2. Joey Woody - USA - 48.18
3. Periklis Iakovakis - Greece - 48.24
3000 m steeple
1. Saif Saaeed Shaheen - Qatar - 8:04.39
2. Ezekiel Kemboi - Kenya - 8:05.11
3. Eliseo Martín - Spain - 8:09.09
20 km walk
1. Jefferson Pérez - Ecuador - 1:17:21
2. Paquillo Fernández - Spain - 1:18:00
3. Roman Rasskazov - Russia - 1:18:07
50 km walk
1. Robert Korzeniowski - Poland - 3:36:03
2. German Skurygin - Russia - 3:36:42
3. Andreas Erm - Germany - 3:37:46
4 x 100 m
1. United States - 38.02
(John Capel, Bernard Williams, Darvis Patton, Joshua J. Johnson)
2. Brazil - 38.26
(Vicente de Lima, Édson Luciano Ribeiro, André da Silva, Cláudio Roberto Souza)
3. Netherlands - 38.87
(Timothy Beck, Troy Douglas, Patrick van Balkom, Caimin Douglas)
4 x 400 m
1. France - 2:58.96
(Leslie Djhone, Naman Keïta, Stéphane Diagana, Marc Raquil)
2. Jamaica - 2:59.60
(Brandon Simpson, Danny McFarlane, Davian Clarke, Michael Blackwood)
3. Bahamas - 3:00.53
(Avard Moncur, Dennis Darling, Nathaniel McKinney, Chris Brown)
long jump
1. Dwight Phillips - USA - 8,32 m
2. James Beckford - Jamaica - 8,28 m
3. Yago Lamela - Spain - 8,22 m
triple jump
1. Christian Olsson - Sweden - 17,72 m
2. Yoandri Betanzos - Cuba - 17,28 m
3. Leevan Sands - Bahamas - 17,26 m
high jump
1. Jacques Freitag - South Africa - 2,35 m
2. Stefan Holm - Sweden - 2,32 m
3. Mark Boswell - Canada - 2,32 m
pole vault
1. Giuseppe Gibilisco - Italy - 5,90 m
(national record)
2. Okkert Brits - South Africa - 5,85 m
3. Patrik Kristiansson - Sweden - 5,85 m
shot put
1. Andrei Mikhnevich - Belarus - 21,69 m
2. Adam Nelson - USA - 21,26 m
3. Yuriy Bilonoh - Ukraine - 21,10 m
discus throw
1. Virgilijus Alekna - Lithuania - 69,69 m
2. Róbert Fazekas - Hungary - 69,01 m
3. Vasiliy Kaptyukh - Belarus - 66,51 m
javelin throw
1. Sergey Makarov - Russia - 85,44 m
2. Andrus Värnik - Estonia - 85,17 m
3. Boris Henry - Germany - 84,74 m
hammer throw
1. Ivan Tsikhan - Belarus - 83,05 m
2. Adrián Annus - Hungary - 80,36 m
3. Koji Murofushi - Japan - 80,12 m
decathlon
1. Tom Pappas - USA - 8750 points
2. Roman Šebrle - Czech Republic - 8634 points
3. Dmitriy Karpov - Kazakhstan - 8374 points
