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The men s 400 metres event at the 1994 World Junior Championships in Athletics was held in Lisbon Portugal at Estadio Universitario de Lisboa on 20 21 and 22 July 1 2 Contents 1 Medalists 2 Results 2 1 Final 2 2 Semifinals 2 2 1 Semifinal 1 2 2 2 Semifinal 2 2 3 Quarterfinals 2 3 1 Quarterfinal 1 2 3 2 Quarterfinal 2 2 3 3 Quarterfinal 3 2 3 4 Quarterfinal 4 2 4 Heats 2 4 1 Heat 1 2 4 2 Heat 2 2 4 3 Heat 3 2 4 4 Heat 4 2 4 5 Heat 5 2 4 6 Heat 6 2 4 7 Heat 7 3 Participation 4 ReferencesMedalists editGold Awotoro Adediran nbsp NigeriaSilver Ramon Clay nbsp United StatesBronze Shaun Farrell nbsp New ZealandResults editFinal edit 22 July Rank Name Nationality Time Notes nbsp Awotoro Adediran nbsp Nigeria 45 83 nbsp Ramon Clay nbsp United States 46 13 nbsp Shaun Farrell nbsp New Zealand 46 314 Mark Hylton nbsp United Kingdom 46 375 Desmond Johnson nbsp United States 46 386 Riaan Dempers nbsp South Africa 47 317 Rohan McDonald nbsp Jamaica 47 628 Kunle Adejuyigbe nbsp Nigeria 48 05Semifinals edit 21 July Semifinal 1 edit Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Michael McDonald nbsp Jamaica 46 30 Q2 Shaun Farrell nbsp New Zealand 46 52 Q3 Desmond Johnson nbsp United States 46 64 Q4 Riaan Dempers nbsp South Africa 46 74 Q5 Francis Obikwelu nbsp Nigeria 46 796 Mitsumasa Hattori nbsp Japan 47 727 Rui Costa nbsp Portugal 49 308 Chris Robinson nbsp Canada 50 36Semifinal 2 edit Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Ramon Clay nbsp United States 47 10 Q2 Mark Hylton nbsp United Kingdom 47 29 Q3 Rohan McDonald nbsp Jamaica 47 49 Q4 Kunle Adejuyigbe nbsp Nigeria 47 99 Q5 Adem Hecini nbsp Algeria 48 006 Dirk Pretorius nbsp South Africa 48 217 Victor Goulart nbsp Brazil 48 948 Peter Frederick nbsp Trinidad and Tobago 49 18Quarterfinals edit 21 July Quarterfinal 1 edit Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Rohan McDonald nbsp Jamaica 47 36 Q2 Dirk Pretorius nbsp South Africa 47 61 Q3 Adem Hecini nbsp Algeria 47 64 Q4 Victor Goulart nbsp Brazil 47 84 Q5 Walter Pirovano nbsp Italy 47 916 Dan Monea nbsp Romania 48 247 Donald Bruno nbsp United States 48 82Kenneth Moima nbsp Botswana DNSQuarterfinal 2 edit Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Desmond Johnson nbsp United States 46 77 Q2 Francis Obikwelu nbsp Nigeria 46 92 Q3 Shaun Farrell nbsp New Zealand 47 10 Q4 Mitsumasa Hattori nbsp Japan 47 55 Q5 Petri Pohjonen nbsp Finland 47 856 Vincent van Rooyen nbsp Namibia 47 967 Kim Jung Hoon nbsp South Korea 48 968 John McClymont nbsp Australia 49 26Quarterfinal 3 edit Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Mark Hylton nbsp United Kingdom 47 07 Q2 Michael McDonald nbsp Jamaica 47 23 Q3 Kunle Adejuyigbe nbsp Nigeria 47 52 Q4 Peter Frederick nbsp Trinidad and Tobago 48 01 Q5 Robert Loubli nbsp France 48 116 Panayiotis Sarris nbsp Greece 48 177 Tsvetomir Marinov nbsp Bulgaria 49 008 Getahun Workesa nbsp Ethiopia 49 15Quarterfinal 4 edit Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Ramon Clay nbsp United States 48 05 Q2 Riaan Dempers nbsp South Africa 48 68 Q3 Rui Costa nbsp Portugal 48 95 Q4 Chris Robinson nbsp Canada 49 02 Q5 Alessandro Bracciali nbsp Italy 49 326 Georkis Vera nbsp Cuba 49 617 Bostjan Horvat nbsp Slovenia 50 34Guy Bullock nbsp United Kingdom DNSHeats edit 20 July Heat 1 edit Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Desmond Johnson nbsp United States 47 87 Q2 Donald Bruno nbsp United States 48 55 Q3 Walter Pirovano nbsp Italy 48 95 Q4 Getahun Workesa nbsp Ethiopia 49 07 Q5 Kiprotich Chemase nbsp Kenya 49 686 Ali Moubarak nbsp United Arab Emirates 49 93Heat 2 edit Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Rohan McDonald nbsp Jamaica 47 43 Q2 Mark Hylton nbsp United Kingdom 47 49 Q3 Robert Loubli nbsp France 48 38 Q4 Bostjan Horvat nbsp Slovenia 49 28 Q5 Shoji Taga nbsp Japan 49 396 Dennis Darling nbsp Bahamas 49 587 Steve Augustine nbsp British Virgin Islands 50 338 Soliman Hamed nbsp Sudan 51 11Heat 3 edit Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Michael McDonald nbsp Jamaica 47 09 Q2 Kunle Adejuyigbe nbsp Nigeria 47 49 Q3 Panayiotis Sarris nbsp Greece 48 43 Q4 Chris Robinson nbsp Canada 48 51 Q5 Alessandro Bracciali nbsp Italy 48 88 q6 Tsvetomir Marinov nbsp Bulgaria 48 91 q7 Bedasa Tafa nbsp Ethiopia 50 05Heat 4 edit Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Adem Hecini nbsp Algeria 47 66 Q2 Riaan Dempers nbsp South Africa 47 81 Q3 Mitsumasa Hattori nbsp Japan 48 08 Q4 Victor Goulart nbsp Brazil 48 36 Q5 Dan Monea nbsp Romania 48 50 q6 Petri Pohjonen nbsp Finland 48 84 q7 Nicos Christofi nbsp Cyprus 50 01Heat 5 edit Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Ramon Clay nbsp United States 47 32 Q2 Shaun Farrell nbsp New Zealand 47 72 Q3 Kim Jung Hoon nbsp South Korea 48 53 Q4 Vincent van Rooyen nbsp Namibia 48 54 Q5 Gunther Dekie nbsp Belgium 48 93Moses Kondowe nbsp Malawi DQ IAAF rule 163 3Heat 6 edit Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Georkis Vera nbsp Cuba 48 26 Q2 Guy Bullock nbsp United Kingdom 48 86 Q3 John McClymont nbsp Australia 49 17 Q4 Kenneth Moima nbsp Botswana 49 57 Q5 Frederico Afonso nbsp Angola 50 936 Fabio Canini nbsp San Marino 53 51Yeoryios Batsikas nbsp Greece DQ IAAF rule 163 3Heat 7 edit Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Francis Obikwelu nbsp Nigeria 47 22 Q2 Dirk Pretorius nbsp South Africa 47 91 Q3 Rui Costa nbsp Portugal 47 99 Q4 Peter Frederick nbsp Trinidad and Tobago 48 71 Q5 Yosvany Gonzalez nbsp Cuba 49 286 Pablo Vallejo Navio nbsp Spain 49 437 Frank Paaga nbsp American Samoa 60 49Participation editAccording to an unofficial count 48 athletes from 37 countries participated in the event nbsp Algeria 1 nbsp American Samoa 1 nbsp Angola 1 nbsp Australia 1 nbsp Bahamas 1 nbsp Belgium 1 nbsp Botswana 1 nbsp Brazil 1 nbsp British Virgin Islands 1 nbsp Bulgaria 1 nbsp Canada 1 nbsp Cuba 2 nbsp Cyprus 1 nbsp Ethiopia 2 nbsp Finland 1 nbsp France 1 nbsp Greece 2 nbsp Italy 2 nbsp Jamaica 2 nbsp Japan 2 nbsp Kenya 1 nbsp Malawi 1 nbsp Namibia 1 nbsp New Zealand 1 nbsp Nigeria 2 nbsp Portugal 1 nbsp Romania 1 nbsp San Marino 1 nbsp Slovenia 1 nbsp South Africa 2 nbsp South Korea 1 nbsp Spain 1 nbsp Sudan 1 nbsp Trinidad and Tobago 1 nbsp United Arab Emirates 1 nbsp United Kingdom 2 nbsp United States 3 References edit Peters Lionel Magnusson Tomas WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS WJC 1994 Lisbon POR Jul 20 24 WORLD JUNIOR ATHLETICS HISTORY WJAH archived from the original on 31 August 2013 retrieved 13 June 2015 IAAF WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Eugene 2014 FACTS amp FIGURES PDF IAAF retrieved 13 June 2015 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 1994 World Junior Championships in Athletics Men 27s 400 metres amp oldid 1078952653, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
