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Athletics at the Stoke Mandeville & New York 1984 Paralympic Games

Men's 800 m 4

Host City: Stoke Mandeville, Great Britain & New York, United States of America

Dates: ?

Countries: 15

Athletes: 25

Medallists

	MINOR R.	CAN
	SNOW R.	USA
	TROTTER Peter	AUS

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Men's 800 m 4 - Results

1st Round

Heat 1

Rank	Athlete	NPC	Time
1	VAN LANDEGHEN K.	BEL - Belgium	2:22.10
2	NORSTEN Ake	SWE - Sweden	2:22.40
3	KEEN Roelof	NED - Netherlands	2:23.54
4	MUSHAIMA A.	BRN - Bahrain	2:50.57
5	GEIDER J.	FRG - West Germany	4:22.18

Heat 2

Rank	Athlete	NPC	Time
1	KNAUB J.	USA - United States of America	2:20.96
2	DAHLBERG Antti	FIN - Finland	2:27.24
3	GERBER Niklaus	SUI - Switzerland	2:34.35
4	SCHRODER H.	FRG - West Germany	2:34.95
5	DE GARAY Eduardo	MEX - Mexico	2:42.00

Heat 3

Rank	Athlete	NPC	Time
1	SNOW R.	USA - United States of America	2:21.47
2	TROTTER Peter	AUS - Australia	2:21.63
3	VAN OPHEM Remi	BEL - Belgium	2:21.98
4	DESSAUNE F.	FRA - France	2:23.74
5	MARTINEZ E.	MEX - Mexico	2:36.84

Heat 4

Rank	Athlete	NPC	Time
1	MINOR R.	CAN - Canada	2:15.93
2	HANSEN R.	CAN - Canada	2:17.83
3	POITEVIN Jean Francois	FRA - France	2:21.97
4	ANDERSON L.	SWE - Sweden	2:22.42
5	ROJAS Ruben	MEX - Mexico	2:41.88

Heat 5

Rank	Athlete	NPC	Time
1	BOYKO J.	CAN - Canada	2:27.42
2	LINDQVIST Bo	SWE - Sweden	2:27.55
3	AGAR M.	GBR - Great Britain	2:33.71
4	LUCAS O.	BRA - Brazil	2:46.12
	PFALLER Walter	AUT - Austria

2nd Round

Heat 1

Rank	Athlete	NPC	Time
1	MINOR R.	CAN - Canada	2:15.50
2	SCHRODER H.	FRG - West Germany	2:17.90
3	VAN OPHEM Remi	BEL - Belgium	2:18.40
4	ANDERSON L.	SWE - Sweden	2:18.50
5	POITEVIN Jean Francois	FRA - France	2:20.00
6	DAHLBERG Antti	FIN - Finland	2:24.20

Heat 2

Rank	Athlete	NPC	Time
1	TROTTER Peter	AUS - Australia	2:17.81
2	KEEN Roelof	NED - Netherlands	2:18.12
3	NORSTEN Ake	SWE - Sweden	2:18.43
4	BOYKO J.	CAN - Canada	2:18.99
5	KNAUB J.	USA - United States of America	2:19.27
6	GERBER Niklaus	SUI - Switzerland	2:30.42

Heat 3

Rank	Athlete	NPC	Time
1	HANSEN R.	CAN - Canada	2:19.14
2	SNOW R.	USA - United States of America	2:19.49
3	LINDQVIST Bo	SWE - Sweden	2:19.71
4	VAN LANDEGHEN K.	BEL - Belgium	2:19.95
5	AGAR M.	GBR - Great Britain	2:25.97
6	DESSAUNE F.	FRA - France	2:27.49

Semifinal

Heat 1

Rank	Athlete	NPC	Time
1	MINOR R.	CAN - Canada	2:19.59
2	KNAUB J.	USA - United States of America	2:20.22
3	KEEN Roelof	NED - Netherlands	2:20.39
4	NORSTEN Ake	SWE - Sweden	2:20.45
5	LINDQVIST Bo	SWE - Sweden	2:21.81
6	BOYKO J.	CAN - Canada	2:24.04

Heat 2

Rank	Athlete	NPC	Time
1	TROTTER Peter	AUS - Australia	2:15.11
2	SCHRODER H.	FRG - West Germany	2:15.16
3	VAN OPHEM Remi	BEL - Belgium	2:15.70
4	HANSEN R.	CAN - Canada	2:15.91
5	SNOW R.	USA - United States of America	2:16.00
6	ANDERSON L.	SWE - Sweden	2:16.22

Final Round

Rank	Athlete	NPC	Time
1	MINOR R.	CAN - Canada	2:11.63
2	SNOW R.	USA - United States of America	2:13.68
3	TROTTER Peter	AUS - Australia	2:13.74
4	HANSEN R.	CAN - Canada	2:13.97
5	VAN OPHEM Remi	BEL - Belgium	2:17.34
6	GEIDER J.	FRG - West Germany	2:26.50

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