Athletics at the 1960 Summer Olympics – Men's javelin throw

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Men's javelin throw
at the Games of the XVII Olympiad
Venue Stadio Olimpico
Dates September 7 (qualifications)
September 8 (final)
Competitors 28 from 16 nations
Medalists
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1st Viktor Tsybulenko  Soviet Union
2nd Walter Krüger  Germany
3rd Gergely Kulcsár  Hungary
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Athletics at the
1960 Summer Olympics
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Track events
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400 m men
800 m men women
1500 m men
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80 m hurdles women
110 m hurdles men
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3000 m
steeplechase
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4×100 m relay men women
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Road events
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20 km walk men
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Field events
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Decathlon men

The Men's Javelin Throw event at the 1960 Summer Olympics took place on September 7–8 at the Stadio Olimpico.

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Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world and Olympic records were as follows:

World record United States Al Cantello 86.04 m Compton, United States June 5, 1959
Olympic record  Egil Danielsen (NOR) 85.71 m Melbourne, Australia November 26, 1956

Results

Qualifying Round

Series Athlete Nationality #1 #2 #3 Result Notes
1 Egil Danielsen  Norway 69.26 72.66 72.93 72.93
1 Terje Pedersen  Norway 74.67 74.67 Q
1 Willy Rasmussen  Norway 73.80 77.95 77.95 Q
1 Janusz Sidło  Poland 85.14 85.14 Q
1 Zbigniew Radziwonowicz  Poland 74.86 74.86 Q
1 Walter Krüger  Germany 63.93 78.81 78.81 Q
1 Erich Ahrendt  Germany 72.99 73.29 71.60 73.29
2 Hermann Salomon  Germany 69.57 75.12 75.12 Q
1 Myron Anyfantakis  Greece 59.40 69.53 x 69.53
1 Knut Fredriksson  Sweden 67.21 75.28 75.28 Q
1 Abdul Wardak  Afghanistan 53.64 64.20 x 64.20
1 Alexandru Bizim  Romania 68.92 67.10 57.90 68.92
1 Alfonso de Andrés 23x15px Spain 59.84 60.84 54.70 60.84
1 William Alley  United States 62.02 67.36 68.66 68.66
2 Terence Beucher  United States x 61.59 68.11 68.11
2 Al Cantello  United States x 69.69 79.72 79.72 Q
1 Viktor Tsybulenko  Soviet Union 67.50 79.70 79.70 Q
2 Mart Paama  Soviet Union 68.69 76.36 76.36 Q
2 Ivan Sivopliasov  Soviet Union 65.65 73.85 71.93 73.85
2 Vaino Kuisma  Finland 75.93 75.93 Q
2 Muhammad Nawaz  Pakistan x 70.05 67.40 70.05
2 Salah Majid  Iraq 57.52 54.18 52.25 57.52
2 Gergely Kulcsár  Hungary 74.40 74.40 Q
2 Urs von Wartburg  Switzerland 71.56 x 68.92 71.56
2 Léon Syrovatski  France 67.81 71.59 71.54 71.59
2 Michel Macquet  France 73.74 x 69.15 73.74
2 Baruch Feinberg  Israel 68.24 62.81 65.94 68.24
2 Carlo Lievore  Italy 74.82 74.82 Q

Finals

The six highest-ranked competitors after three rounds qualified for the final three throws to decide the medals.

Rank Athlete Nationality 1 2 3 4 5 6 Result
1st Viktor Tsybulenko  Soviet Union 84.64 76.59 76.46 x 67.73 x 84.64
2nd Walter Krüger  Germany 79.36 66.51 71.29 75.23 72.62 x 79.36
3rd Gergely Kulcsár  Hungary 78.57 77.60 68.56 73.20 x x 78.57
4 Vaino Kuisma  Finland 78.40 74.04 74.45 67.75 76.38 74.69 78.40
5 Willy Rasmussen  Norway x 67.62 78.36 x x 69.55 78.36
6 Knut Fredriksson  Sweden 69.70 78.33 64.29 72.53 78.01 68.51 78.33
7 Zbigniew Radziwonowicz  Poland 73.58 77.31 74.47 77.31
8 Janusz Sidło  Poland 76.46 76.43 71.93 76.46
9 Carlo Lievore  Italy 64.43 72.47 75.21 75.21
10 Al Cantello  United States 74.70 71.00 71.10 74.70
11 Mart Paama  Soviet Union 74.56 72.59 70.43 74.56
12 Hermann Salomon  Germany 74.11 x 72.95 74.11
13 Terje Pedersen  Norway x x x NM

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