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Alberto Juantorena wins 800m gold at the 1976 Montreal Olympics

Alberto Juantorena wins 800m gold at the 1976 Montreal Olympics


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Alberto Juantorena wins 800m gold at the 1976 Montreal Olympics

Athletics - 1976 Montreal Olympics - Mens 800m Final
Cubas Alberto Juantorena wins the gold in a new World Record of 1:43.50 from Belgiums Ivo Van Damme (#103) and the USAs Rick Wohlhuter in the Olympic Stadium, Quebec, Canada.
Juantorena later completed the 400m/800m double, the first man to do so since 1906

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In this iconic photo print, we witness the historic moment when Alberto Juantorena, representing Cuba, triumphantly crosses the finish line to claim the gold medal in the men's 800m final at the 1976 Montreal Olympics. With sheer determination etched on his face and an unwavering stride, Juantorena sets a new World Record of 1:43.50, leaving spectators in awe of his incredible speed and endurance. Surrounded by a sea of cheering fans in the Olympic Stadium located in Quebec, Canada, Juantorena stands tall atop the podium alongside Belgium's Ivo Van Damme (#103) who secures silver and USA's Rick Wohlhuter who claims bronze. This electrifying race not only solidifies Juantorena's place among athletics' elite but also marks him as a trailblazer for achieving an extraordinary feat. Juantorena would go on to make history once again by completing the remarkable 400m/800m double – becoming the first man since 1906 to achieve such a monumental accomplishment. Fondly known as "el caballo" meaning "the horse" due to his exceptional strength and stamina on track, Juantorena leaves an indelible mark on Olympic history with this outstanding performance. This photograph captured by Colorsport / Stewart Fraser encapsulates both Juantorena's unparalleled athletic prowess and his significant contribution to Cuban sports legacy. It serves as a timeless reminder of one man's relentless

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