August 17, 2003: Statistics & Surin's races pages updated.

September 20, 2002: Effective today, Bruny Surin and The World's Top Sprinters will no longer be comprehensively updated with the latest news and results in the world of elite sprinting.  Unfortunatly with work and school leaving me little free time, I cannot keep this page as up-to-date as I would like.  I will still be updating the following pages from time-to-time:

Bruny Surin's Races: 1986-2002
Statistics of the World's Top Sprinters

Also, I am leaving all the old contents (stats, new) accessible below.

Thank you visiting and supporting my site -- it has been a BLAST!

Brent Griffin
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Bruny Surin Biography Images Statistics Surin's Races, 1988-2002 Bruny's Official Page The World's Sprinters 2002 Commonwealth Games Prediction Contests 2002 Schedule & Results 2000 Sprint Results 2001 Sprint Results Images of Sprinting Elite Statistics Donovan Bailey Archives News Archives Championship Results Global Championships Other Major Championships National Championships Bobby Morrow - Three Olympic Gold Medals at the 1956 Games in Melbourne. Picture from the 100 Meter Zone - Great Page! Misc Feedback Links Sub10 Message Board 2002 World Leaders Indoor 50m:Morne Nagel - 5.62 60m:Tim Montgomery, Nagel and Marcus Brunson - 6.48 200m: Shawn Crawford - 20.30 Outdoor 100m: Maurice Greene - 9.89 200m: Shawn Crawford and Konstantinos Kederis - 19.85 4x100m: Great Britain - 38.19 2002 Sub 10 Runners Tim Montgomery 9.78 Dwain Chambers 9.87 Frank Fredericks 9.94A Shawn Crawford 9.94 Joshua J. Johnson 9.95 Jon Drummond 9.96 Coby Miller 9.98 Kim Collins 9.98 Brian Lewis 9.99 2002 Sub 20 Runners Konstantinos Kederis 19.85 Shawn Crawford 19.85A Justin Gatlin 19.86 Frank Fredericks 19.99 IAAF World Rankings 100m August 19 (August 12) 1. Maurice Greene, USA (1) 2. Tim Montgomery, USA (2) 3. Dwain Chambers, GBR (4) 4. Bernard Williams, USA (3) 5. Francis Obikwelu, POR (5) 6. Kim Collins, SKN (6) 7. Abdul Aziz Zakari, GHA (7) 8. Coby Miller, USA (12) 9. Frank Fredericks, NAM (8) 10. Mark Lewis-Francis, GBR (9) IAAF World Rankings 200m August 19 (August 12) 1. Shawn Crawford, USA (1) 2. Frank Fredericks, NAM (4) 3. Christian Malcolm, GBR (3) 4. Bernard Williams, USA (2) 5. Francis Obikwelu, POR (6) 6. Kostas Kederis, GRE (4) 7. Marlon Devonish, GBR (8) 8. Abdul Aziz Zakari, GHA (9) 9. Chris Williams, USA (7) 10. Stephane Buckland, MRI (10)

Obviously, a big update is needed.  It will come very soon!! LATEST NEWS & RESULTS - You may need to hit 'reload' August 30: Montgomery claims Brussels August 28: Asafa Powell bests competition in Rovereto August 27: Bernard Williams leads American sweep in Belgium August 23: Chambers topples Greene again August 19: Fredericks doubles in Linz August 19: Fredericks tips Chambers to shine August 18: Collins, Emedolu win in Poland August 18: Chambers, Patton victorious in Glasgow rain August 17: Drummond after Dwain Double whammy August 16: Tim Montgomery defeats top field in Zurich August 14: Lewis-Francis misses Glasgow date August 13: Darvis Patton wins in Helsinki August 11: Britain dominates relay in Munich August 10: Fredericks doubles in Tunisia August 9: Konstantinos Kederis completes Championship Hat Trick August 7: Frank Fredericks wins African 100m August 7: Johnson follows Raiders trend of having track star try out August 7: Chambers' golden riposte August 6: British Trio Storms Through August 6: Frank Fredericks performance bio July 31: England successfully defends Commonwealth title July 31: Bruny ends the long sprint July 29: Frank Fredericks wins second Commonwealth Gold July 28: Fredericks, favourites advance in 200 metres July 27: Kim Collins wins Dramatic 100m Final July 25: Surin set for life in slow lane July 25: Classy to the end July 24: Kim Collins wins in Greece July 21: A Gentleman and a Scholar July 21: Back on track July 21: World Junior Championships Reports & Results July 21: Frank Fredericks wins Tallinn July 20: Fredericks wins Cuxhaven in Ease July 20: Oba Down To 100 July 20: Jason Gardener wins in Belgium July 19: Greene edges Williams in Monaco July 19: Results from Dublin July 17: Results from Loughborough July 16: Boldon to skip Commonwealth Games July 16: Tim Montgomery edges Kim Collins in Stockholm July 16: Great Britain announces Euro squad July 14: Idrissa Sanou of Burkina Faso sets National Record July 14: Greg Saddler wins in Italy July 14: Kenny Brokenburr doubles in Hungary July 14: Results from Tofaleia 2002 July 14: Lewis-Francis and Devonish win British Titles July 12: Greene, Fredericks on top in Rome July 11: Lewis-Francis accuses Chambers July 11: Chambers rivals offer juicy 200m treat July 9: Ian Mackie gets Commonwealth lifeline July 8: Shirvo out of Games July 8: Christian Malcolm returning to form July 8: Bernard Williams, Aziz Zakari collect victories in Zagreb July 7: Darvis Patton doubles in Greece July 6: Results from Ireland July 5: Maurice Greene prevails in Paris July 3: Mark Lewis-Francis still in relay squad July 3: Justin Gatlin Reinstated July 3: Darvis Patton wins in Madrid July 3: Canadian Sprinters selected for Commonwealth Games July 2: Francis Obikwelu wins Athletissima sprint double Read the news from the 1999 Season, 2000 Season, 2001 Season or earlier from the 2002 Season Did You Know? In their only race against eachother, Konstantinos Kederis defeated Maurice Greene in the 200 metres.  Kederis, then an unknown, defeated Greene in the heats of the 1999 World Championships, winning in 20.68 with Greene third in 20.76.  Greene, after winning the 100 earlier in the week, most likely just wanted to get through the first round, which he did as the top three in each heat qualified and he went on to win the World title in 19.90.  Kederis pulled out of the championship in the second round where he was scheduled to face Greene again. BLAST FROM THE PAST - Stories of interest from past years July 22, 2001: The pariah of the sporting world (BBC Sport) July 24, 1996: Fredericks content with low profile (Toronto Sun) September, 1999: Footage of Frank Fredericks and Nigeria's 4x1 team at the All-Africa Games in 1999(All-Africa Games Site) September 16, 1999: Fredericks adds to bronze collection (The Namibian) unknown: Jinx: A Short History of Jamaicans in the Richest of Races (jamaicana.com) April 19, 1998: Boldon Just Misses WR: 9.86 (Mt.Sac Relays/TFN) April 18, 1992: Ezinwa Confirms, Loses (Mt.Sac Relays/TFN) August 25, 1997: Sprintin' to glory (Onnidan Online News) September, 2001: Heroes welcome to Buckland and Milazar (Mauritius News) April 14, 2000: UT's Scott pursues two-sport stardom August 4, 1996: No Gold, No Lewis for U.S. Men (Washington Post) May 11, 1998: Ato in $.5m run (Trinidad Express) Do you have an interesting story bookmarked or saved? Send it! May 23: 2002 Season off to a sizzling start Sign My Guestbook | View My Guestbook since April 15, 2001  Page Created: June 17, 1999 Last Updated: August 20, 2002