Toronto (Canada) 12th – 14th March 1993 (Skydome) 60 m - 12-03-1993 1. Bruny Surin - Canada - 6.50 (equals Championship record) 2. Frankie Fredericks - Namibia - 6.51 (African indoor record) 3. Talal Mansour - Qatar - 6.57 Five national records were set in the heats. 200 m - 14-03-1993 1. James Trapp - USA - 20.63 2. Damien Marsh - Australia - 20.71 (Oceanic indoor record) 3. Kevin Little - USA - 20.72 Two more Oceanic indoor records and two national records were set in the heats and the semifinals. 400 m - 14-03-1993 1. Butch Reynolds - USA - 45.26 (Championship record) 2. Sunday Bada - Nigeria - 45.75 (African indoor record) 3. Darren Clark - Australia - 46.45 (Oceanic indoor record) One more Oceanic indoor record, one Asian indoor record, one South American indoor record and three national records were set in the heats and the semifinals. 800 m - 14-03-1993 1. Tom McKean - Great Britain - 1:47.29 2. Charles Nkazamyampi - Burundi - 1:47.62 3. Nico Motchebon - Germany - 1:48.15 Five national records were set in the heats and the semifinals. 1500 m - 13-03-1993 1. Marcus O'Sullivan - Ireland - 3:45.00 2. David Strang - Great Britain - 3:45.30 3. Branko Zorko - Croatia - 3:45.39 One national record was set in the heats. 3000 m - 14-03-1993 1. Gennaro Di Napoli - Italy - 7:50.26 2. Eric Dubus - France - 7:50.57 3. Enrique Molina - Spain - 7:51.10 Four national records were set in the heats. 60 m hurdles - 13-03-1993 1. Mark McKoy - Canada - 7.41 (Championship record) 2. Colin Jackson - Great Britain - 7.43 3. Tony Dees - USA - 7.43 One Asian indoor record and four national records were set in the heats. 4 x 400 m - 13-03-1993 1. United States - 3:04.20 (Darnell Hall, Brian Irvin, Jason Rouser, Mark Everett) 2. Trinidad and Tobago - 3:07.02 (Daziel Jules, Alvin Daniel, Neil de Silva, Ian Morris) (national record) 3. Japan - 3:07.30 (Masayoshi Kan, Seiji Inagaki, Yoshihiko Saito, Hiroyuki Hayashi) (Asian indoor record) 4. Canada - 3:07.77 (national record) 5. Jamaica - 3:08.47 (national record) 5000 metres walk - 14-03-1993 1. Mikhail Shchennikov - Russia - 18:32.10 2. Robert Korzeniowski - Poland - 18:35.91 3. Mikhail Orlov - Russia - 18:43.48 One South American indoor record and one national record were set in the heats. long jump - 13-03-1993 1. Ivįn Pedroso - Cuba - 8,23 m (national record) 2. Joe Greene - USA - 8,13 m 3. Jaime Jefferson - Cuba - 7,98 m triple jump - 13-03-1993 1. Pierre Camara - France - 17,59 m (national record) 2. Maris Bru˛iks - Latvia - 17,36 m 3. Brian Wellman - Bermuda - 17,27 m 7. Toussaint Rabenala - Madagascar - 16,74 m (national record) Two more national records were set in the qualification. high jump - 14-03-1993 1. Javier Sotomayor - Cuba - 2,41 m 2. Patrik Sjöberg - Sweden - 2,39 m 3. Steve Smith - Great Britain - 2,37 m (national record) 4=. Troy Kemp - Bahamas - 2,34 m (national record) Three more national records were set in the qualification. pole vault - 13-03-1993 1. Radion Gataullin - Russia - 5,90 m 2. Grigoriy Yegorov - Kazakhstan - 5,80 m 3. Jean Galfione - France - 5,80 m 7. Andrea Pegoraro - Italy - 5,65 m (national record) One more national record was set in the qualification. shot put - 12-03-1993 1. Mike Stulce - USA - 21,27 m 2. Jim Doehring - USA - 21,08 m 3. Oleksandr Bagach - Ukraine - 20,83 m One national record was set in the qualifications. heptathlon - 13/14-03-1993 1. Dan O'Brien - USA - 6476 points (World record) 2. Mike Smith - Canada - 6279 points 3. Eduard Hämäläinen - Belarus - 6075 points