Date | 5 July 1900 |
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Status | Olympic (non-medal) |
Location | Croix Catelan, Bois de Boulogne, Paris |
Participants | 11 from 2 countries |
Until recently (2023), we knew almost nothing of this race, and in fact, only knew the name of the winner, Albert Charbonnel. Charbonnel also finished second in the professional 6-hour race and 110 metre hurdles at the 1900 Paris Exposition. He was a well-known distance runner who won the original Paris Marathon in 1899, 1902, and 1903. In March 2023, one of our group, Hilary Evans, found the complete results of this race and the complete entry list and this was supplemented by work by Jean Michel Serrurier.
Pos | Competitor | NOC | Time | Prize Money | |||
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1 | Albert Charbonnel | FRA | 16:36.0 | 300 FFr | 1 | ||
2 | Emile Laurent | FRA | at 2 metres | 100 FFr | |||
3 | Charles Aubry | FRA | at 5 metres | 60 FFr | |||
4 | Louis Orphée | FRA | at 75 metres | 40 FFr | |||
Robert Cheminel | FRA | – | – | ||||
Camille Pottemain | FRA | – | – | ||||
Albert Chauvelot | FRA | – | – | ||||
Octave Joannet | FRA | – | – | ||||
Alfred Pêne | FRA | – | – | ||||
Eugène Neveu | FRA | – | – | ||||
Francesco Stobbione | ITA | – | – | ||||
Claude Bouchoux | FRA | – | – | ||||
Pican | FRA | – | – | ||||
Sauron | FRA | – | – | ||||
Fred Bacon | GBR | – | – | ||||
Mick O’Neil | IRL | – | – | ||||
William Lewis | GER | – | – |