Athletics at the 2004 Summer Olympics - Men's Pole Vault

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The pole vault at the 2004 Summer Olympics as part of the athletics program was held at the Athens Olympic Stadium on August 25 and August 27.

Records

World Record	6.14	Segey Bubka	Ukraine	Sestrière, Italy	31 July, 1994
Olympic Record	5.95	Timothy Mack	USA	Athens, Greece	27 August, 2004

Medals

Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Timothy Mack, United States	Toby Stevenson, United States	Giuseppe Gibilisco, Italy

Qualification

Heat 1

Lars Boergeling, Germany 5.70m Q =SB

Pavel Gerasimov, Russia 5.70m Q

Ruslan Yeremenko, Ukraine 5.70m Q =SB

Toby Stevenson, United States 5.70m Q

Rens Blom, Netherlands 5.70m Q

Giuseppe Gibilisco, Italy 5.70m Q

Daichi Sawano, Japan 5.70m Q

Derek Miles, United States 5.70m Q

Romain Mesnil, France 5.65m

10.

Okkert Brits, South Africa 5.60m

11.

Adam Ptacek, Czech Republic 5.50m

11.

Vesa Rantanen, Finland 5.50m

13.

Jure Rovan, Slovenia 5.50m

14.

Spas Bukhalov, Bulgaria 5.50m

15.

Steven Hooker, Australia 5.30m

16.

Yoo Suk Kim, South Korea 5.30m

16.

Marios Evaggelou, Greece 5.30m

Vadim Strogalyev, Russia NM

Grigoriy Yegorov, Kazakhstan NM

Feiliang Liu, China NM

Heat 2

Aleksander Averbukh, Israel 5.70m Q

Paul Burgess, Australia 5.70m Q

Igor Pavlov, Russia 5.70m Q

Danny Ecker, Germany 5.70m Q

Denys Yurchenko, Ukraine 5.70m Q

Timothy Mack, United States 5.70m Q

Tim Lobinger, Germany 5.70m Q

Oleksandr Korchmid, Ukraine 5.70m Q =SB

Matti Mononen, Finland 5.65m PB

10.

Patrik Kristiansson, Sweden 5.60m

11.

Nick Buckfield, Great Britain 5.60m

12.

Dmitri Markov, Australia 5.50m

13.

Piotr Buciarski, Denmark 5.50m

14.

Stepan Janacek, Czech Republic 5.30m

14.

Javier Gazol, Spain 5.30m

16.

Nicolas Guigon, France 5.30m

16.

Adam Kolasa, Poland 5.30m

Giovanni Lanaro, Mexico NM

Iliyan Efremov, Bulgaria NM

Leonid Andreev, Uzbekistan DNS

Final

1. Timothy Mack, United States 5.95m OR
2. Toby Stevenson, United States 5.90m
3. Giuseppe Gibilisco, Italy 5.85m SB
4. Igor Pavlov, Russia 5.80m PB
5. Danny Ecker, Germany 5.75m SB
6. Lars Boergeling, Germany 5.75m SB
7. Derek Miles, United States 5.75m
8. Aleksander Averbukh, Israel 5.65m
9. Denys Yurchenko, Ukraine 5.65m
9. Rens Blom, Netherlands 5.65m
11. Paul Burgess, Australia 5.55m
11. Tim Lobinger, Germany 5.55m
13. Pavel Gerasimov, Russia 5.55m
13. Daichi Sawano, Japan 5.55m
13. Ruslan Yeremenko, Ukraine 5.55m
16. Oleksandr Korchmid, Ukraine 5.55m

Legend

Q - Qualified
SB - Season Best
=SB - Equal Season Best
PB - Personal Best
OR - Olympic Record

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