1997 IAAF World Indoor Championships – Men's 60 metres

Events at the 1997 IAAF World Indoor Championships
Track events
60 m		men		women
200 m		men		women
400 m		men		women
800 m		men		women
1500 m		men		women
3000 m		men		women
60 m hurdles		men		women
4×400 m relay		men		women
Field events
High jump		men		women
Pole vault		men		women
Long jump		men		women
Triple jump		men		women
Shot put		men		women
Combined events
Pentathlon				women
Heptathlon		men

The men's 60 metres event at the 1997 IAAF World Indoor Championships was held on March 7.

Medalists

Gold	Silver	Bronze
Charalambos Papadias  Greece	Michael Green  Jamaica	Davidson Ezinwa  Nigeria

Results

Heats

The winner of each heat (Q) and next 8 fastest (q) qualified for the semifinals.^[1]

Rank	Heat	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
1	3	Charalambos Papadias	Greece	6.55	Q
2	4	Jason Gardener	Great Britain	6.56	Q, SB
2	7	Bruny Surin	Canada	6.56	Q
4	4	Eric Nkansah	Ghana	6.58	q, PB
4	5	Angelos Pavlakakis	Greece	6.58	Q, PB
4	6	Raymond Stewart	Jamaica	6.58	Q
4	7	Patrik Lövgren	Sweden	6.58	q, =NR
4	8	Tim Montgomery	United States	6.58	Q
9	1	Davidson Ezinwa	Nigeria	6.59	Q
9	10	Deji Aliu	Nigeria	6.59	Q
11	2	Kostya Rurak	Ukraine	6.60	Q, PB
12	2	Robert Esmie	Canada	6.61	q
12	9	Michael Green	Jamaica	6.61	Q
14	6	Fernando Ramirez	Norway	6.63	q
15	3	Yiannis Zisimides	Cyprus	6.64	q
16	1	Renward Wells	Bahamas	6.65	q, NR
17	4	Randall Evans	United States	6.66	q
18	2	Chen Wenzhong	China	6.67	q
18	10	Marc Blume	Germany	6.67
20	3	Stéphane Cali	France	6.69
20	5	Jean-Olivier Zirignon	Ivory Coast	6.69	PB
22	1	Jason Livingston	Great Britain	6.70
22	9	André da Silva	Brazil	6.70
24	8	Ibrahim Meité	Ivory Coast	6.71
25	8	Koji Ito	Japan	6.71
26	1	Alex Menal	France	6.72
27	5	Emmanuel Tuffour	Ghana	6.73
27	6	Augustine Nketia	New Zealand	6.73
27	9	Frutos Feo	Spain	6.73
30	2	Giovanni Puggioni	Italy	6.75
30	4	Ivan Šlehobr	Czech Republic	6.75
32	10	Gábor Dobos	Hungary	6.76
33	7	Ivo Krsek	Czech Republic	6.77
34	1	Watson Nyambek	Malaysia	6.80
34	7	Hideki Onohara	Japan	6.80
36	2	Issa-Aimé Nthépé	Cameroon	6.82
36	3	Miklós Gyulai	Hungary	6.82
38	6	José Illán	Spain	6.84
39	6	Jorge Polanco	Argentina	6.85
40	10	Dinçer Ersoy	Turkey	6.86
41	4	Miguel Janssen	Aruba	6.87
42	6	Patrick Mocci-Raoumbé	Gabon	6.88
42	10	Arnaldo Silva	Brazil	6.88
42	10	Peter Pulu	Papua New Guinea	6.88
45	3	Hamed Habib	Kuwait	6.92
46	2	Pascal Dangbo	Benin	6.94
47	7	Theodore Haba	Guinea	6.95
47	8	Francis Keita	Sierra Leone	6.95
49	5	Gabriel Simón	Argentina	6.96
50	8	Mario Bonello	Malta	6.97	NR
51	9	Valentin Ngbogo	Central African Republic	7.04
51	8	Kouty Mawenh	Liberia	DNF
51	9	Ousmane Diarra	Mali	DNF
52	1	Norberto Nsue Ondo	Equatorial Guinea	DNS
52	5	Ato Boldon	Trinidad and Tobago	DNS

Semifinals

First 2 of each semifinal (Q) qualified directly for the final.^[2]

Rank	Heat	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
1	3	Bruny Surin	Canada	6.50	Q, SB
2	3	Michael Green	Jamaica	6.50	Q
3	1	Charalambos Papadias	Greece	6.53	Q
4	1	Raymond Stewart	Jamaica	6.54	Q
5	1	Robert Esmie	Canada	6.54	PB
6	1	Eric Nkansah	Ghana	6.57	PB
6	2	Davidson Ezinwa	Nigeria	6.57	Q
6	3	Tim Montgomery	United States	6.57
9	2	Patrik Lövgren	Sweden	6.58	Q, =NR
10	2	Angelos Pavlakakis	Greece	6.61
11	2	Jason Gardener	Great Britain	6.62
12	2	Randall Evans	United States	6.63
13	3	Kostya Rurak	Ukraine	6.65
14	3	Renward Wells	Bahamas	6.65	=NR
15	1	Chen Wenzhong	China	6.67
16	3	Yiannis Zisimides	Cyprus	6.73
17	2	Fernando Ramirez	Norway	6.74
18	1	Deji Aliu	Nigeria	DQ

Final

^[3]

Rank	Lane	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
	5	Charalambos Papadias	Greece	6.50	NR
	2	Michael Green	Jamaica	6.51
	4	Davidson Ezinwa	Nigeria	6.52	PB
4	1	Raymond Stewart	Jamaica	6.55
5	3	Bruny Surin	Canada	6.57
6	6	Patrik Lövgren	Sweden	6.61

References

1. 60 m heats results
2. 60 m semifinals results (archived)
3. 60 m final results (archived)