Koen Gijsbers

Koen Gijsbers (born 22 August 1958) is a former Dutch sprinter and middle-distance runner.[1] He competed in the men's 400 metres at the 1980 Summer Olympics.[2]

Koen Gijsbers
Personal information
NationalityDutch
Born (1958-08-22) 22 August 1958
Sport
SportTrack and field
Event(s)400 metres
800 metres

Statistics

Personal bests

Source:[3]

Indoor

Event Time Venue Date Records
400 metres 48.21 Grenoble, France 21 February 1981 NR
800 metres 1:50.2 Sindelfingen, Germany 1 March 1980 IL

Outdoor

Event Time Venue Date Records
400 metres 45.80 Villeneuve d'Ascq, France 4 July 1981
800 metres 1:46.8 Arnhem, Netherlands 22 September 1979 IL
4x400 metres relay 3:01.47 Rome, Italy 6 September 1981

Season's best

Source:[4]

Indoor

Year 400 metres 800 metres
1977
1978
19791:51.9 IL
19801:50.2 IL
198148.21

Outdoor

Year 400 metres 800 metres 4x400 metres relay
19771:50.8 IL3.12.4 IL
197846.201:47.7 IL3:07.6 IL
197946.171:46.8 IL
198046.12
198145.803:01.47

Results

800 metres

Gijsbers participated in the first round and was drawn into Heat 2. He finished in fourth place and advanced to the semi-finals. He was drawn into Semi-final 1. He finished in seventh place and did not advance.[5]

Heat 2
Rank AthleteNation TimeNotes
4 Koen Gijsbers Netherlands 1:50.8Q
Semi-final 1
Rank AthleteNation TimeNotes
7 Koen Gijsbers Netherlands 1:52.8

4x400 metres relay

Gjisbers and his team participated in the first round and was drawn into Heat 2. His team finished in fourth place and advanced to the final. In the final, his team finished in sixth place.[5]

Heat 2
Rank Nation TimeNotes
4  Netherlands 3:14.8Q
Final
RankNationCompetitorsTimeNotes
 East GermanyCarsten Petters
Bernhard Hoff
Detlef Wagenknecht
Manfred Konow
3:07.8
 Soviet UnionValeriy Stashuk
Mikhail Linge
Nikolay Chernetskiy
Vyacheslav Dotsenko
3:08.5
 Great BritainGreg Stewart
Daley Thompson
Steve Wymark
Andrew Kerr
3:09.5
6 Netherlands3:12.4

400 metres

Gjisbers participated in the first round and was drawn into Heat 2. He finished in sixth place and did not advance.[6]

Heat 2
RankNameNationalityTimeNotes
1Franz-Peter Hofmeister West Germany46.28Q
2Richard Ashton Great Britain46.63Q
3Miroslav Tulis Czechoslovakia46.77Q
4Maurice Volmar France46.94q
5Eddy De Leeuw Belgium47.27q
6Koen Gijsbers Netherlands47.65

4x400 metres relay

Gjisbers and his team participated in the first round and was drawn into Heat 1. His team finished in fourth place and did not advance.[6]

Heat 1
RankNationCompetitorsTimeNotes
1 PolandJerzy Włodarczyk
Zbigniew Jaremski
Cezary Łapiński
Ryszard Podlas
3:06.45Q
2  SwitzerlandRolf Strittmatter
Peter Haas
Konstantin Vogt
Rolf Gisler
3:06.6Q
3 CzechoslovakiaMiroslav Tulis
Josef Lomický
František Břečka
Karel Kolář
3:07.1Q
4 NetherlandsRaymond Heerenveen
Koen Gijsbers
Marcel Klarenbeek
Harry Schulting
3:07.6
5 BelgiumEddy De Leeuw
Jacques Borlée
Rik Hermans
Rik Vandenberghe
3:08.0
6 Great BritainTerry Whitehead
Glen Cohen
David Jenkins
Richard Ashton
3:39.9

800 metres

Gjisbers participated in the first round and was drawn into Heat 2. He finished in seventh place and did not advance.[7]

Heat 2
RankNameNationalityTimeNotes
1András Paróczai Hungary1:49.3Q
2Carlo Grippo Italy1:49.4Q
3Binko Kolev Bulgaria1:49.4q
4Rolf Gysin  Switzerland1:49.6q
5Didier Marquant France1:49.7PB
6Sermet Timurlenk Turkey1:50.1PB
7Koen Gijsbers Netherlands1:51.9SB

400 metres

Gjisbers participated in the first round and was drawn into Heat 7. He finished in first place and advanced to the semi-finals. He was drawn into Semi-final 2. He finished in fourth place and did not advance.[7]

Heat 7
RankAthleteNationalityTimeNotes
1Koen Gijsbers Netherlands46.19Q
2Remigijus Valiulis Soviet Union46.32Q
3Eiji Natori Japan47.15Q
4Jean Rajaonarison Madagascar48.13q
5Pérez Mexico49.17
Semi-final 2
RankAthleteNationalityTimeNotes
1Walter McCoy United States45.16Q
2Franz-Peter Hofmeister West Germany45.40Q
3Remigijus Valiulis Soviet Union45.73q
4Koen Gijsbers Netherlands46.17
5Geraldo José Pegado Brazil46.18
6Alan Bell Great Britain46.53
7Genaro Iritia Spain47.61
8Jean Rajaonarison Madagascar47.83

4x400 metres relay

Gjisbers and his team participated in the first round and was drawn into Heat 1. His team finished in second place and advanced to the final. In the final, his team finished in second place and won the 1979 Summer Universiade 4x400 metres relay silver medal.[7]

Heat 1
RankNationAthletesTimeNotes
1 United StatesFred Taylor
Leslie Kerr
Ronnie Harris
Walter McCoy
3:04.12Q
2 NetherlandsHugo Pont
Koen Gijsbers
Marcel Klarenbeek
Harry Schulting
3:04.37Q, NR
3 ItalyAlfonso Di Guida
Flavio Borghi
Stefano Malinverni
Roberto Tozzi
3:07.27Q
4 SpainÁngel Cruz
Jenaro Iritia
Benjamín González
Isidoro Hornillos
3:08.76q
5  SwitzerlandRolf Gisler
Peter Haas
Franco Fähndrich
Thomas Wild
3:09.38q
6 Guatemala3:19.90
7 Honduras3:37.13
Final
RankNationAthletesTimeNotes
 United StatesFred Taylor
Leslie Kerr
Ronnie Harris
Walter McCoy
3:00.98
 NetherlandsHugo Pont
Koen Gijsbers
Marcel Klarenbeek
Harry Schulting
3:03.18NR
 ItalyStefano Malinverni
Alfonso Di Guida
Flavio Borghi
Roberto Tozzi
3:03.80NR
4 SpainÁngel Cruz
José Casabona
Benjamín González
Isidoro Hornillos
3:04.22NR
5  SwitzerlandRolf Gisler
Franco Fähndrich
Peter Haas
Thomas Wild
3:04.90
6 BrazilGeraldo Pegado
Agberto Guimarães
Altevir de Araújo
Milton de Castro
3:05.61
7 JamaicaKarl Smith
Davis
Michael Feurtado
Floyd Brown
3:12.04
 West GermanyDNS

800 metres

Gjisbers participated in the first round and was drawn into Heat 1. He finished in fourth place and advanced to the final. In the final, he finished in fifth place.[8]

Heat 1
RankNameNationalityTimeNotes
1András Paróczai Hungary1:49.7Q
2Roger Milhau France1:49.9Q
3Herbert Wursthorn West Germany1:50.0q
4Koen Gijsbers Netherlands1:50.2q
5Jiří Dlouhý Czechoslovakia1:50.8
Final
RankNameNationalityTimeNotes
Roger Milhau France1:50.2
András Paróczai Hungary1:50.3
Herbert Wursthorn West Germany1:50.4
4Klaus-Peter Nabein West Germany1:51.4
5Koen Gijsbers Netherlands1:51.6
Colomán Trabado SpainDQ

400 metres

Gjisbers participated in the first round and was drawn into Heat 5. He finished in last place and did not advance.[8]

Heat 5
RankLane AthleteNation TimeNotes
13 Viktor Markin Soviet Union 46.88Q
21 Mike Solomon Trinidad and Tobago 47.24Q
36 Hope Ezeigbo Nigeria 47.46Q
44 Jacques Borlée Belgium 47.77Q
52 Mohamed El-Abed Syria 50.47
65 Sahr Kendor Sierra Leone 52.98
Koen Gijsbers Netherlands DNS

400 metres

Gjisbers participated in the first round and was drawn into Heat 3. He finished in second place and advanced to the semi-finals. He was drawn into Semi-final 2. He finished in fourth place and did not advance.[9]

Heat 3
RankNameNationalityTimeNotes
1Jacques Fellice France48.17Q
2Koen Gijsbers Netherlands48.21Q, NR
3Ainsley Bennett Great Britain48.23
Semi-final 2
RankNameNationalityTimeNotes
1Andreas Knebel East Germany47.10Q
2Paul Bourdin France47.43Q
3Didier Dubois France47.68
4Koen Gijsbers Netherlands48.23

4x400 metres relay

Gjisbers and his team finished in second place and won the 1981 IAAF World Cup 4x400 metres relay silver medal.[9]

Final
RankTeamAthletesTimePointsNotes
United StatesWalter McCoy
Cliff Wiley
Willie Smith
Tony Darden
2:59.129WL
EuropeEric Josjö (SWE)
Fons Brijdenbach (BEL)
Koen Gijsbers (NED)
Hartmut Weber (FRG)
3:01.478
AmericasHéctor Daley (PAN)
Colin Bradford (JAM)
Mike Paul (TRI)
Bert Cameron (JAM)
3:02.017
4Soviet UnionPavel Roshchin
Viktor Burakov
Vitaliy Fyodotov
Viktor Markin
3:02.936
5ItalyStefano Malinverni
Roberto Tozzi
Alfonso Di Guida
Mauro Zuliani
3:03.235
6East GermanyFrank Schaffer
Carsten Petters
Volker Beck
Andreas Knebel
3:03.634
7AfricaBrahim Ammour (ALG)
Degnan Kablan (CIV)
Sammy Koskei (KEN)
James Atuti (KEN)
3:05.553
8OceaniaGary Minihan (AUS)
John Fleming (AUS)
Peter Van Miltenberg (AUS)
Michael Willis (AUS)
3:07.112
9AsiaEiji Natori (JPN)
Takayuki Isobe (JPN)
Shigenobu Omori (JPN)
Takashi Nagao (JPN)
3:09.931

References

  1. "Koen Gijsbers profile". worldathletics.org. Retrieved 4 December 2021.
  2. "400 metres, men". olympedia.org. Retrieved 4 December 2021.
  3. "Koen Gijsbers personal bests". worldathletics.org. Retrieved 4 December 2021.
  4. "Koen Gijsbers season's bests". worldathletics.org. Retrieved 4 December 2021.
  5. "Koen Gijsbers 1977 results". worldathletics.org. Retrieved 4 December 2021.
  6. "Koen Gijsbers 1978 results". worldathletics.org. Retrieved 4 December 2021.
  7. "Koen Gijsbers 1979 results". worldathletics.org. Retrieved 4 December 2021.
  8. "Koen Gijsbers 1980 results". worldathletics.org. Retrieved 4 December 2021.
  9. "Koen Gijsbers 1981 results". worldathletics.org. Retrieved 4 December 2021.
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