
Patrick Johnson
Patrick Johnson is a former Australian sprinter who holds the national record for the 100 metres with a time of 9.93 seconds, set in 2003. He is notable for being the only Australian to have officially run under 10 seconds in the event, and his achievements have made him a prominent figure in Australian athletics history.
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Patrick Johnson ran a legal 9.93 secs for the 100m in Mito, Japan in 2003.
Australian star sprinter stuns with a record-equalling time in the 100 metresPatrick Johnson, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1518, urged Jim Pattison Group to consider the broader implications of the sale.
County in Virginia opposes sale of Jim Pattison Developments-owned building to ICEThe couple snapped up the address for $10.05 million in 2020 and are moving to Watsons Bay.
Kerry Packer's bookmaker's estate lists Sydney Crown Residence for $50 millionPatrick Johnson is the GBA’s substantive General Secretary and serves as Secretary to the Normalisation Committee.
Azumah joins Captan to lead boxing’s biggest reform driveLachie Kennedy became just the second Australian after Patrick Johnson to officially break 10 seconds.
Teenage star Gout Gout’s stunning 100m run in school meetPatrick 'Stone' Johnson has been re-elected as president of the Antigua and Barbuda Pan Association.
Antigua and Barbuda Pan Association elects new executive, 'Stone' Johnson returnsPatrick Johnson launched his P. Johnson tailoring brand that today also encompasses womenswear.
Tamsin Johnson is one of the most sought-after interior designersKennedy became the first Australian athlete since Patrick Johnson in 2003 to stop the clock in a single-digit time.
Kennedy breaks 10-second barrier for 100mPatrick Johnson is the president of the Antigua and Barbuda Pan Association and intends to respond to the allegations made by the steel orchestras.
Steelband Association boss gets ultimatum: Call elections, or elseGout was bidding to become the second Australian to break the 10-second barrier, more than 20 years after Patrick Johnson ran 9.93 in Mito, Japan in 2003.
Australia's Gout runs sub-10 second 100 metres with wind assistancePatrick Johnson, who ran 9.93 in 2003 in Japan, is the only Australian male to have broken 10 seconds for the 100m.
Gout Gout breaks 10-second mark in 100m, with illegal tailwind
Only one other Australian, Patrick Johnson, has a time under 10 seconds over 100 metres.
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