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Cuban sprinter
Joel Isasi
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Born | July 31, 1967 (1967-07-31) (age 56)
Matanzas, Cuba |
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In this
Spanish name, the first or paternal
surname is
Isasi and the second or maternal family name is
González.
Joel Isasi González (Spanish pronunciation:
[xoˈel iˈsasi]; born July 31, 1967) is a former
sprinter from
Cuba.
He who won an Olympic bronze medal in
4 x 100 metres relay in
Barcelona 1992 and a silver medal at the
4 x 100 relay at the 1990 Goodwill Games.
[1]
[2] His personal best of 10.22 (
100 metres) and 21.64 (
200 metres) was both set during 1995.
International competitions
Year |
Competition |
Venue |
Position |
Event |
Notes
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Representing
Cuba
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1986
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Central American and Caribbean Junior Championships (U-20)
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Mexico City,
México
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3rd
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100 m
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10.49 A
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4th
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200 m
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21.56 A
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Pan American Junior Championships
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Winter Park, United States
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2nd
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4 × 100 m
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40.62
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World Junior Championships
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Athens,
Greece
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26th (qf)
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100 m
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10.96 (-2.7 m/s)
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39th (h)
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200 m
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22.15 (+1.5 m/s)
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4th
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4 × 100 m
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40.30
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1989
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Central American and Caribbean Championships
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San Juan, Puerto Rico
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1st
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100 m
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10.33
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2nd
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4 × 100 m relay
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39.89
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Universiade
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Duisburg, West Germany
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3rd
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100 m
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10.41
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World Cup
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Barcelona, Spain
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9th
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100 m
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10.521
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6th
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4 × 100 m relay
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39.071
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1990
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Goodwill Games
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Seattle, United States
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2nd
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4 × 100 m relay
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38.49
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Central American and Caribbean Games
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Mexico City, Mexico
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1st
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100 m
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10.17
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1st
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4 × 100 m relay
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39.09
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1991
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World Indoor Championships
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Seville, Spain
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6th
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60 m
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6.64
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Pan American Games
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Havana, Cuba
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4th
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100 m
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10.51
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1992
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Ibero-American Championships
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Seville,
Spain
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1st
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100 m
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10.41 (-2.2 m/s)
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1st
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4 × 100 m
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39.19
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Olympic Games
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Barcelona,
Spain
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3rd
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4 × 100 m
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38.00
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1993
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World Indoor Championships
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Toronto,
Canada
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5th
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60 m
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6.61
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Universiade
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Buffalo, United States
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4th
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100 m
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10.17 (w)
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3rd
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4 × 100 m
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39.20
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Central American and Caribbean Games
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Ponce, Puerto Rico
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1st
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100 m
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10.38
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1st
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4 × 100 m
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39.24
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1995
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Pan American Games
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Mar del Plata, Argentina
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2nd
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100 m
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10.23 (w)
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1st
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4 × 100 m
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38.67
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World Championships
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Gothenburg,
Sweden
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6th (sf)
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100 m
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10.22 (+1.8 m/s)
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—
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4 × 100 m
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DQ
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1Representing the Americas
References
External links
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1951:
D. Campbell,
A. Bragg,
D. Attlesey,
J. Voight (
USA)
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1955:
R. Richard,
W. Williams,
C. Thomas,
J. Bennett (
USA)
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1959:
R. Norton,
R. Poynter,
B. Woodhouse,
H. Jones (
USA)
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1963:
E. Young,
O. Cassell,
B. Johnson,
I. Murchison (
USA)
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1967:
J. Bright,
R. Copeland,
W. Turner,
E. McCullouch (
USA)
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1971:
A. Daley,
D. Quarrie,
C. Lawson,
L. Miller (
JAM)
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1975:
B. Collins,
C. Edwards,
L. Brown,
D. Merrick (
USA)
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1979:
H. Glance,
M. Roberson,
C. Wiley,
S. Riddick (
USA)
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1983:
B. Jackson,
K. Robinson,
E. Quow,
S. Graddy (
USA)
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1987:
C. Lewis,
L. McNeill,
L. McRae,
H. Glance (
USA)
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1991:
L. Peñalver,
F. Stevens,
J. Aguilera,
J. Lamela (
CUB)
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1995:
J. Isasi,
J. Aguilera,
J. Lamela,
A. García-Baró (
CUB)
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1999:
E. Luciano,
R. Oliveira,
A. Domingos,
C. Quirino (
BRA)
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2003:
V. Lenilson,
E. Luciano,
A. Domingos,
C. Quirino (
BRA)
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2007:
V. Lenilson,
R. Ribeiro,
B. Moraes Jr.,
S. Viana (
BRA)
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2011:
A. Feitosa,
S. Viana,
N. André,
B. Lins (
BRA)
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2015:
BJ Lee,
W. Spearmon,
K. Williams,
R. McClain (
USA)
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2019:
R. Nascimento,
J. Vides,
D. Silva,
P. Oliveira (
BRA)
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2023:
R. Nascimento,
F. Bardi,
E. Cardoso,
R. Correa (
BRA)
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Simón,
Peñalver,
Stevens,
Isasi)
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Simón,
I. García,
Isasi,
Aguilera)
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Pérez)
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