Athletics at the 2000 Summer Paralympics – Men's 100 metres T20

The men's 100 metres T20 took place at the Stadium Australia.

Men's 100 metres T20
at the XI Paralympic Games
VenueStadium Australia
Competitors19 from 12 nations
Winning time10.85
Medalists
José Antonio Exposito  Spain
Juan Lopez  Spain
Andrew Newell  Australia

The T20 category is for athletes who have an intellectual disability such as autism. The race consisted of three heats and the seven fastest runners competed in the final.[1]

Results

Heat 1
Qualified for final round
RankAthleteTimeNotes
1 José Antonio Exposito (ESP)11.00
2 Nigel Bourne (GBR)11.27
3 Dean Turner (AUS)11.48
4 Lenine Cunha (POR)11.49
5 Johannes Nkosi (RSA)11.62
6 Sergei Dikun (EST)12.01

Heat 2
RankAthleteTimeNotes
1 Juan Lopez (ESP)10.93
2 Andrew Newell (AUS)11.08
3 Sandor Ponyori (HUN)11.11
4 Hitoshi Miyakawa (JPN)11.29
5 Tomasz Smokowski (POL)11.33
6 Thembisile Ngcwangu (RSA)11.35
7 Chan Fu Sang (HKG)11.36

Heat 3
RankAthleteTimeNotes
1 Wissam Ben Bahri (TUN)11.31
2 Silvino Veiga (POR)11.42
3 Sandro Alex Santos (BRA)11.73
4 Clifford Khanye (RSA)11.78
 Taysir Al Wahal (KSA)DNF
 Allan Stuart (GBR)DNS

Final
RankAthleteTimeNotes
 José Antonio Exposito (ESP)10.85
 Juan Lopez (ESP)10.92
 Andrew Newell (AUS)11.11
4 Sandor Ponyori (HUN)11.17
5 Nigel Bourne (GBR)11.20
6 Wissam Ben Bahri (TUN)11.26
7 Silvino Veiga (POR)11.34
8 Hitoshi Miyakawa (JPN)11.39
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References
  1. "Men's 100m T20 Results". www.paralympic.org. 27 October 2018.
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