Alonzo Babers
 Babers z dwoma złotymi medalami olimpijskimi w 1984 roku | |||||||||||||
| Data i miejsce urodzenia | 31 października 1961 Montgomery | ||||||||||||
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Alonzo C. Babers (ur. 31 października 1961 w Montgomery) – amerykański lekkoatleta, biegacz specjalizujący się w dystansie 400 m. Dwukrotny złoty medalista olimpijski z Los Angeles.
Studiował w United States Air Force Academy w latach 1979-1983. Do kadry USA awansował w 1983. W następnym roku triumfował na olimpiadzie w biegu indywidualnym i sztafecie. W okresie tych dwóch lat poprawił rekord życiowy o ponad 1,5 sekundy i w finale olimpijskim osiągnął życiówkę - 44,27 s.
Wkrótce po igrzyskach zakończył karierę sportową - kontynuował służbę wojskową (jako pilot). Żołnierzem był w latach 1983-1991, później przeszedł do rezerwy.
Starty olimpijskie (medale)
- 400 m, sztafeta 4 x 400 m -
złoto
złotoLinki zewnętrzne
- Alonzo Babers w bazie World Athletics (ang.).
Mistrzowie igrzysk panamerykańskich w sztafecie 4 × 400 metrów
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Mistrzowie uniwersjady w sztafecie 4 × 400 metrów
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Alonzo Babers with both gold medals - 23rd Olympiad 1984.JPEG
Second Lieutenant Alonzo Babers wears the gold medals he won during the 23rd Olympiad in 1984. Babers won one gold medal in the mens 400-meter race and the second medal for his part in the 1600-meter relay event. Airman-Magazine-Jan 1985.
Second Lieutenant Alonzo Babers wears the gold medals he won during the 23rd Olympiad in 1984. Babers won one gold medal in the mens 400-meter race and the second medal for his part in the 1600-meter relay event. Airman-Magazine-Jan 1985.