Arthur Wint

Arthur Wint

athlete Jamaica

Arthur Wint was a pioneering Jamaican athlete who excelled in middle-distance running and made history as the first Jamaican to win an Olympic gold medal at the 1948 London Games. He is celebrated for his contributions to Jamaica's athletic legacy.

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Jamaica Jamaica: In 1948, Jamaica, a colony of the UK, won three medals at the London Olympics: Arthur Wint, gold and silver in the 400m and 800m respectively. 8

Patrick Robinson Usain Bolt Yohan Blake Elaine Thompson Herb Mckenley George Headley Alfred Valentine Lawrence Roy Michael Holding Jeffrey Dujon
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Patrick Robinson | Track and field athletics is number one | Commentary

Jamaica Jamaica: Arthur Wint was part of the relay team that stunned the world with a record-breaking victory in the 4x400 metres at the Helsinki Olympics. 8

Lance Neita Kishane Thompson Noah Lyles Herb Mckenley Lindy Remigino George Rhoden Les Laing
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Lance Neita | Give thanks and praises for our heroes returning from Tokyo | Commentary

Jamaica Jamaica: Arthur Wint is a notable Jamaican athlete who made a mark in the 1948 Olympic Games. 8

Chris Samuda Keenan Falconer Portia Simpson Miller Natalie Neita Headley Olivia Grange Herb Mckenly George Rhoden Les Laing Usain Bolt Asafa Powell Shelly Ann Fraser Pryce Elaine Thompson Herah Veronica Campbell Brown Merlene Ottey Don Anderson
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Don Anderson | A call for Sports as a stand-alone ministry | Commentary