Men's 60m - 1999 World Indoor Championships
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- World Indoor Track & Field Championships
Maebashi, Japan
March 7, 1999
Men’s 60m Final Results:
1. Maurice Greene (USA) - 6.42
2. Tim Hardin (USA) - 6.43
3. Jason Gardener (GBR)- 6.46
4. Matt Shirvington (AUS) - 6.52
5. Deji Aliu (NGR) - 6.58
6. Donovan Powell (JAM) - 6.59
7. Jason Livingston (GBR) - 6.63
8. Bruny Surin (CAN) - 6.64
Men’s 60m Semi-Final #1 Results:
1. Tim Harden (USA) - 6.47 Q
2. Donovan Powell (JAM) - 6.50 Q
3. Deji Aliu (NGR)- 6.50 q
4. Koji Ito (JPN) - 6.62
5. O’Brian Gibbons (CAN) - 6.71
6. Gennadiy Chernovol (KAZ) - 6.73
7. Sanusi Turay (SLE) - 6.77
Men’s 60m Semi-Final #2 Results:
1. Maurice Greene (USA) - 6.45 Q
2. Jason Livingston (GBR) - 6.54 Q
3. Bruny Surin (CAN)- 6.57 q
4. Yeóryios Theodorídis (GRE) - 6.68
5. Raymond Steward (JAM) - 6.60
6. Gábor Debos (HUN) - 6.62
7. Watson Nyambek (MAS) - 6.66
8. Patrick Schneider (GER) - 6.68
Double outdoor world champion (first to do so) to complete a unique 60-100-200 sprint treble in the same year as well as sprint relay, plus outdoor world record to go with the indoor record. 1999 really did belong to Greene.
Thanks a lot.... Greene was the man back then...
55m current wr is 5.99 sec
Matt Shirvington in the Final (and in winning Heat 1 not shown here) ran a 6.52. This was not only the still standing (as of Dec. 2022) Australian 60m Indoor Men's record time, but the Oceanian Record (encompassing Australia, New Zealand and basically all of the South Sea Island nations/territories such as Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Tonga, Solomon Islands etc.)
Not him being my PE teacher
Wow!!! you have anymore vids from this era?
Do you have the 2001 world indoor championships men’s 60m?
I'm not sure. I have many boxes of old tapes, some of them without labels, so it is hard to know. My goal is to digitize and upload my entire collection, so I'll eventually get to it (if I have it).
@@jimmuchmore5854 Thank you for all your uploads…tons of great races you can’t find anywhere else