Best Times for Places  in the Olympics

POSITION BEST TIME PREVIOUS BEST TIME
1st  43.03 Wayne Van Niekerk (RSA), 2016, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 43.49, Michael Johnson (USA), 1996, Atlanta, USA
2nd 43.76 Kirani James (Grenada), 2016, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 43.93 Butch Reynolds (USA), 1996, Atlanta, USA
3rd 43.85 La Shawn Merritt (USA), 2016, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 44.09 Danny Everett (USA, 1988, Seoul, South Korea
4th 44.01, Machel Cedenio (TTO), 2016, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 44.25, Ian Morris (TTO), 1992, Barcelona, Spain
5th  44.25  Karabo Sibanda (BOT), 2016, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 44.52, Roberto Hernandez (CUB),1992, Barcelona, Spain
6th 44.36 Ali Khamis Khamis (BRN), 2016, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 44.75, Robert Grindley (GBR), 1992, Barcelona, Spain
7th 44.45 Bralon Taplin (GRN), 2016, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 44.94 Leslie Djhone, France, 2004, Athens, Greece
8th  44.61 Michael Hudson-Smith, 2016, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 45.03, Mohammed Al-Malky (OMA), 1988,

Seoul, South Korea

Best Mark for Places-All Competitions

POSITION BEST TIME PREVIOUS BEST TIME
1st 43.03 Wayne Van Niekirk (RSA), 2016 Olympics, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 43.18, Michael Johnson (USA), 1999 World Championships
2nd 43.65 La Shawn Merritt (USA

2015 World Championships, Beijing, China

3rd 43.78 Kirani James (GRN)

2015 World Championships

Beijing, China

4th 44.01, Machel Cedenio (TTO), 2016 Olympics, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 44.11, Luguelin Santos (DOM), 2015 World Championships, Beijing, China
5th 44.25  Karabo Sibanda (BOT), 2016 Olympics, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 44.45 Antonio Pettigrew (USA), 1993 US Championships
6th  44.36 Ali Khamis Khamis (BRN),  2016 Olympics, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 44.52 Iwan Thomas (GBR),

 1997 World Championships, Athens, Greece

7th 44.45 Bralon Taplin (GRN),

2016 Olympics, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

44.72 Johan Wissman (SWE), 

2007 World Championships, Osaka, Japan

 
8th 44.61 Michael Hudson-Smith, 2016, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 44.92 Samson Kitur (KEN), 

1993 Zurich Weltklasse, Switzerland,

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Clayton Clarke is a freelance track and field journalist since 2005. He is a former athlete and an IAAF Level III coach (Sprints & Hurdles). He has been a writer with Track Alerts since its inception in 2009. He worked with several media houses (radio, tv, newspaper, website) in Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, St. Kitts Nevis and the Bahamas. The Tobago native has covered the Carifta Games since 2005, the 2010 Commonwealth Games, 2011 World Athletic Championships and numerous local and regional track and field events.. Though track and field is his passion and main interest, he has served as media liaison with numerous sporting bodies in T&T and in particular in Tobago, namely cycling, chess, football, beach soccer, taekwondo, rugby, swimming, tennis and beach volleyball.

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