who won the gold medal in the 100m womens track event in 2000 sydney olympics?
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Marion Jones from USA.
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i love track.  It's a great way to spend two hours after school, I especially like doing the field stuff... like javelin and discus.
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The last olympics for AU was in 2000, there is no games scheduled for AU in the near future
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Michael Johnson was not a 100m sprinter, he specialized in the 200/400.\n\nMy favorites: (in no specific order)\n\nBob Hayes - '64 Olympic champ 100m/400mr\n\nSteve Williams - 4 time world record setter\n\nHouston McTear - Ran 9.0 100yd dash in HIGH SCHOOL\n\nCarl Lewis - perhaps the greatest ever. 84 & 88 Oly Champ 10 Olympic medals  - Nine of them GOLD\n\nJim Hines - '68 Oly Champ,100m/400mr first man under 10.00\n\nDave Sime - '60 Oly Silver Medalist 100m (WR holder)\n\nEddie Hart - WR holder. Gold medal '72 Oly 400m relay\n\nJessie Owens - Legendary. '36 Olympic Champ 100/200/LJ/400mr\n\nBobby Joe Morrow - '56 Olympic Champ 100/200/400mr\n\nRay Norton - World record holder 100m/200m. Bust at '60 Olympics 6th in both races, DQ in relay.\n\nArmin Harry - '60 Olympic Champ 100m/400mr
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michael johnson winning 200m gold at 1996 olympics and smashing the world record
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definitely have to go with australia. Beautiful women.
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The event that women particulars in 7 different athletics event is the hepathlon. \n\nThe hepathlon consist of \n\n-100m Hurdle \n-High Jump\n-Shot Put\n-200m\n-Long Jump\n-Javelin\n-800m.\n\nTHe current world record for this event is 7291 points by Jackie Joyner-Kersee in 1988.
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I run track.... sprints oh yeah!!
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Barbara Blackburn holds the record at 170 wpm
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I ABSOLUTELY LOVE SWIMMING! I swim about 20 hours a week training under the coaching staff of 1996 Olympic Gold Medalist Kristine Quance.  It is the best sport ever!
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This is a bit of a trick question, but the first women to compete were in Paris 1900 \n\nGames of the II Olympiad \n\nThe Games of 1900 were held in Paris as part of the Exposition Universelle Internationale - the Paris World’s Fair. The exposition organizers spread the events over five months and de-emphasized their Olympic status to such an extent that many athletes died without ever knowing that they had participated in the Olympics. Women made their first appearance in the modern Games. The first to compete were Mme. Brohy and Mlle. Ohnier of France in croquet. The first female champion was in tennis: Charlotte Cooper of Great Britain. Tennis was one of five sports in which athletes from different nations competed on the same team. The others were football, polo, rowing and tug of war. Alvin Kraenzlein won four athletics events in three days and, on 16 July, Ray Ewry, who had overcome childhood polio, won three championships in one day - all in the standing jump events.\n\n24 NOCs (Nations)\n\n997 athletes (22 women, 975 men)\n\n95 events
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Deborah Lovely won the gold in the Women's 75kg division in the commonwelath games.
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none.  she retired in  1975 thus didnot compete in the 1976 olympics
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There is more than one women participating in that event for the women....\n\nFollowing women participated in the team biathalon from Poland today and they participated in the individual's as well...\nPoland  \nPALKA Krystyna\nGWIZDON Magdalena\nPONIKWIA Katarzyna \nGRZYWA Magdalena
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Track events:\n100m\n100m hurdles\n110m hurdles\n200m\n400m \n800m\n1500m \n3000m steeplechae\n5000m\n10,000m\n\nRELAYS\n4 x 100m\n4 x 400m\n\nField events\nShot put\nJavelin\nDiscus\nHammer\n\nLong jump\nTriple jump\nHigh jump\nPole valut
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kylie_minogue
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Asafa Powell from Jamaica ran 100m in 9.77 in Athens, Greece June 14, 2005