On this day
3 Aug– athletes born and died on 3 August
158 athletes in the archive were born on 3 August and 11 died on it. The most decorated come first.
Born on 3 August
158- 1
Auriol Dongmo 1990 · 36 16gold 3silver 3bronze - 2
Thomas Munkelt OG 1952 · 74 12gold 4silver 3bronze - 3 Rui Silva 1977 · 49 6gold 7silver 6bronze
- 4
Victor Maldonado 1939 · 87 8gold 6silver 3bronze - 5
Gesa-Felicitas Krause 1992 · 34 8gold 2silver 5bronze - 6
Juan Carlos Higuero 1978 · 48 6gold 4silver 4bronze - 7
Andrea Thomas 1968 · 58 8gold 3silver 2bronze - 8 Leroy Reid 1963 · 63 7gold 4silver 2bronze
- 9
Fernando De Almeida 1985 · 41 7gold 2silver 1bronze - 10
Alfredo Sepulveda 1993 · 33 2gold 4silver 4bronze - 11 Gerson Vidal Izaquirre 1995 · 31 1gold 6silver 3bronze
- 12
Chun-Ping Ma 1971 · 55 0gold 3silver 7bronze - 13 Geraldo De Assis 1965 · 61 4gold 3silver 1bronze
- 14
Bernie Ford 1952 · 74 3gold 3silver 2bronze - 15 Christel Frese 1944 · 82 2gold 5silver 1bronze
- 16
Todor Manolov 1951–2014 3gold 3silver 1bronze - 17 Jonathan Matos 1980 · 46 3gold 3silver 1bronze
- 18 Yulenmis Aguilar 1996 · 30 2gold 4silver 1bronze
- 19
Maho Hanaoka 1976 · 50 1gold 2silver 4bronze - 20 Sara Santos Pereira 1990 · 36 5gold 0silver 1bronze
- 21
Tadese Takele 2002 · 24 3gold 2silver 1bronze - 22 Walter Meier 1927–2017 1gold 3silver 2bronze
- 23
Vladimir Trusenyov 1931 · 95 1gold 1silver 4bronze - 24
Hisham Mohamed Makin 1959 · 67 1gold 0silver 5bronze - 25
Mervin Guarte 1992 · 34 0gold 5silver 1bronze
Died on 3 August
11- 1 Basil Heatley 1933–2019 · 85 5gold 3silver 2bronze
- 2
Bernard Balastre 1937–2018 · 80 3gold 2silver 2bronze - 3
Cetin Sahiner 1934–2017 · 82 1gold 1silver 2bronze - 4 Antonio Amoros 1927–2004 · 77 0gold 3silver 1bronze
- 5
Alexandru Fritz 1905–1972 · 67 1gold 1silver 0bronze - 6 Albert Corey 1878–1926 · 48 0gold 2silver 0bronze
- 7
Juan Lopez Testa 1926–1978 · 52 0gold 1silver 0bronze - 8 Walter Porter 1903–1979 · 75 0gold 1silver 0bronze
- 9
Ruudi Toomsalu 1913–2002 · 89 0gold 1silver 0bronze - 10
Antonio Fondevilla 1916–1965 · 48 0gold 0silver 1bronze - 11 Carlos Silva Anguita 1926–2010 · 83 0gold 0silver 1bronze