-
-
Michael Johnson is a retired 9-time World Champion American sprinter, holding several world records and winner of five Olympic gold medals.
-
Fast Facts:
- Born: September 13, 1967 in Dallas Texas
- Retired: 2000
- Peak speed of 25 mph
- Holds 24 of the top 50 and 7 of the top 10 400m track performances
- Nickname: "Duck" (upright running style)
- Only sprinter to ever break 20 seconds for the 200 and 44 seconds for the 400
- Contracted food poisoning during 1992 Olympic Games; won Gold Medal with 4x400 relay team
- Holds current Baylor University records in six events
- Ran in Nike gold shoes made of Zytel, weighing 30g
-
-
Michael Johnson Questions
What is your favorite Jack Johnson song? 1 AnswerI love Jack Johnson's song - Times Like These http://www.youtub... read more
Is Danyl Johnson the next Susan Boyle? 5 AnswersThere's nothing we can say about Danyl Johnson that wasn't summed up perfectly by the most critically honest judge on reality TV: “That was single-handedly the ... read more
In Lost Season four, Michael can not die. Weapons malfunction around Michael and he recovers from any injury? 1 AnswerBecause the island isn't done with him. Remember when he tries to kill himself in the alley and suddenly Tom appears? Tom tells him to go ahead and try, but h... read more -
Michael Johnson Vital Stats
- Awards and Accomplishments
- Height: 6'1"
- Weight: 182 lbs
Michael Johnson Timeline
- September 13, 1967: Born in Dallas, Texas
- 1990: 1st place Gold Medal at Goodwill Games - 200m dash
- 1991: 1st place in 200m IAAF/Mobil Grand Prix Final in Barcelona, Spain
- 1991: 1st place in IAAF World Championships 200m sprint in Tokyo, Japan
- 1992: 1st place in 4x400m relay in 1992 Olympics
- 1993: 3rd place in IAAF/Mobil Grand Prix Final in London, Great Britain
- 1993: 1st place in IAAF World Championships in Stuttgart, Germany
- 1993: 1st place in IAAF World Championships in Stuttgart, Germany
- 1994: 1st place in Goodwill Games 200m race in St. Petersburg, Russia
- 1995: Wins IAAF/Mobil Grand Prix Final 200m dash in Monaco
- 1995: Wins IAAF World Championships 4x400m relay in Gothenburg, Sweden
- 1995: Wins Gold Medal in IAAF World Championships 200m race Gothenburg, Sweden
- 1995: Wins IAAF World Championships 400m race in Gothenburg, Sweden
- 1996: Wins Gold Medal in the 1996 Summer Olympics 200m event in Atlanta, Georgia
- 1996: Wins Gold Medal in the 1996 Summer Olympics 400m race in Atlanta, Georgia
- 1997: 1st place in the 400m IAAF World Championships in Athens, Greece
- 1998: Gold Medal in the Goodwill Games in New York City, New York, 400m dash
- 1999: 1st in 4x400m relay in the IAAF World Championships in Sevilla, Spain
- 1999: Wins 400m IAAF World Championships in Sevilla, Spain
- 2000: 1st place in 400m U.S. Olympic Trials in Sacramento, California
- 2000: Wins 4x400m Relay in the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia
- 2000: Wins his last gold medal with a 400m win in the Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia
- 2000: Becomes a father with birth of a son, Sebastian, in May
- 2001: Announces retirement from competition
- 2004: Inducted into USA Track and Field Hall of Fame
Michael Johnson Merchandise
- Amazon.com: Michael Johnson Books and Memorabilia
- eBay: Michael Johnson Memorabilia
- This page was created by 492 Ryan S, a Part Time Guide in the Mahalo Greenhouse (see the original), mentored by Colette and curated by Ken.
- If you'd like to help us create the best spam free search results on the Internet, apply to be a Part Time Guide!</em>
- Awards and Accomplishments



