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Individual, Men

Date30 September 2000
StatusOlympic
LocationSydney Baseball Stadium, Olympic Park, Sydney, New South Wales / Sydney International Aquatic Centre, Olympic Park, Sydney, New South Wales / The Dome and Exhibition Complex, Olympic Park, Sydney, New South Wales
Participants24 from 19 countries
FormatScoring by point tables.

Dmitry Svatkovsky had been the favorite in 1996 after winning the 1994-95 World Championships. He was second at the 1997 Worlds and third in 1999, but the favorites in 2000 were France’s Sébastien Deleigne, the 1997-98 World Champion, and Hungary’s Gábor Balogh, the 1999 World Champion. France’s Olivier Clergeau took the early lead, and led after the second and fourth phases, tied going into the run with Velizar Iliev, the Bulgarian-born American. American Chad Senior led after three phases, but struggled with his horse in the riding, as it made refusals three times in the jumping. Deleigne was the best runner but he was in ninth place after four phases, 171 points behind, and although he won the cross-country, he would finish fourth overall. Clergeau was not a good runner and would eventually finish eighth. Svatkovsky placed fourth in the run and passed everybody, coming from fifth place and 19 seconds behind the leaders, 77 points down, to win the gold medal, with Balogh winning silver.

PosCompetitorNOCPointsShootingFencingSwimmingRidingRunning
1Dmitry SvatkovskyRUS5,376176 (=13)13 (=5)2:07.64 (7)57.13 (1)9:21.79 (4)Gold
2Gábor BaloghHUN5,353181 (6)14 (4)2:07.90 (9)1:01.50 (11)9:29.49 (8)Silver
3Paval DouhalBLR5,338186 (1)10 (=17)2:04.62 (4)1:00.65 (2)9:38.75 (12)Bronze
4Sébastien DeleigneFRA5,326176 (=13)13 (=5)2:11.08 (17)58.19 (7)9:10.69 (1)
5Vadym TkachukUKR5,274184 (3)12 (=9)2:16.20 (21)1:01.57 (3)9:39.86 (13)
6Chad SeniorUSA5,256177 (12)15 (=2)2:02.20 (2)1:15.01 (18)9:43.45 (14)
7Andrejus ZadneprovskisLTU5,236172 (19)12 (=9)2:04.32 (3)1:10.59 (13)9:14.31 (2)
8Olivier ClergeauFRA5,217180 (=7)16 (1)2:13.71 (20)57.22 (5)10:20.71 (21)
9Velizar IlievUSA5,207183 (=4)13 (=5)2:08.33 (11)1:01.96 (4)10:23.18 (22)
10Heorhiy ChymerysUKR5,188183 (=4)12 (=9)2:05.40 (6)1:11.49 (14)9:55.85 (20)
11Samuel FélixMEX5,165176 (=13)11 (=13)2:16.31 (22)1:04.38 (9)9:17.66 (3)
12Michael BrandtSWE5,154180 (=7)11 (=13)2:08.23 (10)1:19.22 (16)9:32.15 (9)
13Stefano PecciITA5,121175 (16)13 (=5)2:09.72 (14)1:04.26 (15)9:47.35 (16)
14Imre TiidemannEST5,080179 (=9)9 (=19)2:18.05 (23)59.04 (8)9:23.85 (5)
15Igor WarabidaPOL5,061170 (=20)10 (=17)2:11.96 (18)52.85 (6)9:26.97 (6)
16Eric WaltherGER4,979170 (=20)7 (=22)2:00.71 (1)55.66 (10)9:37.91 (11)
17Péter SárfalviHUN4,971174 (=17)12 (=9)2:09.55 (13)1:29.74 (20)9:44.05 (15)
18Deniss ČerkovskisLAT4,903174 (=17)6 (24)2:12.04 (19)1:06.14 (12)9:27.35 (7)
19Emad El-GeziryEGY4,839165 (23)9 (=19)2:08.61 (12)1:16.18 (19)9:32.41 (10)
20Rob McGregorAUS4,784178 (11)7 (=22)2:18.11 (24)1:10.64 (17)9:48.26 (17)
21Nicolae PapucROU4,174185 (2)11 (=13)2:10.86 (16)– (DNF)9:53.89 (18)
22Horacio de la VegaMEX4,039179 (=9)15 (=2)2:10.37 (15)– (DNF)10:50.91 (24)
23Tsanko HantovBUL3,932169 (22)9 (=19)2:07.66 (8)– (DNF)9:54.15 (19)
24Qian ZhenhuaCHN3,836179 (24)11 (=13)2:05.05 (5)– (DNF)10:24.99 (23)