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2012 Olympics Men’s Medal Predictions
Chart #1 (switch to women's picks)
(compiled by Richard Hymans)
(as of April 5)
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GOLD
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SILVER
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BRONZE
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| 100 |
Usain Bolt (Jamaica) |
Yohan Blake (Jamaica) |
Justin Gatlin (USA) |
| 200 |
Usain Bolt (Jamaica) |
Wallace Spearmon (USA) |
Yohan Blake (Jamaica) |
| 400 |
LaShawn Merritt (USA) |
Kirani James (Grenada) |
Jermaine Gonzales (Jamaica) |
| 800 |
David Rudisha (Kenya) |
Mohammed Aman (Ethiopia) |
Abubaker Kaki (Sudan) |
| 1500 |
Asbel Kiprop (Kenya) |
Abdelater Iguider (Morocco) |
Silas Kiplagat (Kenya) |
| Steeple |
Ezekiel Kemboi (Kenya) |
Brimin Kipruto (Kenya) |
Jacob Araptany (Uganda) |
| 5000 |
Edwin Soi (Kenya) |
Bernard Lagat (USA) |
Mo Farah (Great Britain) |
| 10,000 |
Ibrahim Jeylan (Ethiopia) |
Kenenisa Bekele (Ethiopia) |
Mo Farah (Great Britain) |
| 110H |
Xiang Liu (China) |
Dayron Robles (Cuba) |
David Oliver (USA) |
| 400H |
Javier Culson (Puerto Rico) |
Bershawn Jackson (USA) |
Dai Greene (Great Britain) |
| Mar |
Abel Kirui (Kenya) |
Patrick Makau (Kenya) |
Wilson Kipsang (Kenya) |
| 20W |
Valeriy Borchin (Russia) |
Luis Fernando López (Colombia) |
Hyun-Sub Kim (South Korea) |
| 50W |
Jared Tallent (Australia) |
Sergey Bakulin (Russia) |
Yohan Diniz (France) |
| 4 x 100 |
Jamaica |
USA |
Trinidad |
| 4 x 400 |
USA |
Jamaica |
Bahamas |
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| HJ |
Andrey Silnov (Russia) |
Jesse Williams (USA) |
Trevor Barry (Bahamas) |
| PV |
Renaud Lavillenie (France) |
Malte Mohr (Germany) |
Konstadínos Filippídis (Greece) |
| LJ |
Dwight Phillips (USA) |
Aleksandr Menkov (Russia) |
Irving Saladino (Panama) |
| TJ |
Christian Taylor (USA) |
Will Claye (USA) |
Phillips Idowu (Great Britain) |
| SP |
David Storl (Germany) |
Reese Hoffa (USA) |
Andrey Mikhnevich (Belarus) |
| DT |
Robert Harting (Germany) |
Ehsan Hadadi (Iran) |
Gerd Kanter (Estonia) |
| HT |
Primož Kozmus (Slovenia) |
Koji Murofushi (Japan) |
Sergey Litvinov (Russia) |
| JT |
Andreas Thorkildsen (Norway) |
Fatih Avan (Turkey) |
Matthias de Zordo (Germany) |
| Dec |
Trey Hardee (USA) |
Ashton Eaton (USA) |
Jan Felix Knobel (Germany) |
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