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Finland competed at the ''' 2000 Summer Olympics ''' in Sydney under the IOC Country Code FIN. It was the 21st appearance of the Europe an nation, which made its debut in 1908 .


MEDALS

Finland finished in 31st position in the final medal rankings

Gold




Silver

  • Juha Hirvi — Shooting, Small-bore Rifle, Three Positions



Bronze



RESULTS BY EVENT


Archery

The Finnish archery squad in Sydney consisted of two men and one woman. None of the archers won a match.

Women's Individual Competition:

Men's Individual Competition:


Athletics


Men's competition

Men's 100 m

Men's 200 m
  • Tommi Hartonen

  • # Round 1 — 20.82

  • # Round 2 — 20.47

  • # Semifinal — 20.88 (did not advance)


Men's Shot Put
  • Arsi Harju

  • # Qualifying — 21.39

  • # Final — 21.29 (Gold medal)


  • Timo Aaltonen

  • # Qualifying — 20.04

  • # Final — 18.64 (12th place)



Men's Javelin Throw



Men's Hammer Throw

Men's High Jump

  • Mika Polku

  • # Qualifying — 2.24 (did not advance)


Men's 50 km Walk

Men's Decathlon
  • Eduard Hämäläinen

  • # 100 m — 11.01

  • # Long Jump — 7.19

  • # Shot Put — 14.06

  • # High Jump — 1.85

  • # 400 m — 48.14

  • # 100 m Hurdles — 14.37

  • # Discus Throw — 35.98

  • # Pole Vault — 4.80

  • # Javelin Throw — 47.11

  • # 1,500 m — 04:54.18

  • --- Points — 7520.00 (24th place)


  • Aki Heikkinen

  • # 100 m — 11.15

  • # Long Jump — NM

  • # Shot Put — 13.37

  • # High Jump — DNS



Women's competition

Women's 100 m

Women's 200 m

Women's 100 m Hurdles

Women's 4x100 m

Women's Javelin Throw

  • Taina Uppa

  • # Qualifying — 57.39 (did not advance)


Women's Hammer Throw

  • Sini Poyry

  • # Qualifying — 63.80

  • # Final — 62.49 (12th place)


Women's Heptathlon
  • Tiia Hautala

  • # 100 m Hurdles — 13.62

  • # High Jump — 1.78

  • # Shot Put — 13.31

  • # 200 m — 25.00

  • # Long Jump — 6.12

  • # Javelin Throw — 45.40

  • # 800 m — 02:14.90

  • # Points — 6173 (8th place)


  • Susanna Rajamaki

  • # 100 m Hurdles — 13.60

  • # High Jump — 1.66

  • # Shot Put — 13.87

  • # 200 m — 24.03

  • # Long Jump — 6.36

  • # Javelin Throw — 37.00

  • # 800 m — 02:18.47

  • # Points — 6021 (13th place)



Badminton

Men's Singles

Women's Singles


Boxing

Men's 57kg
Joni Turunen
  • ---Round 1 — Lost to Falk Huste of Germany (did not advance)



Canoe / Kayak


Flatwater


=Men's competition

Men's Kayak Singles 500 m
  • Kimmo Latvamaki

  • # Qualifying Heat — 01:42.535

  • # Semifinal — 01:41.640 (did not advance)



Cycling


Road Cycling

Women's Road Race

Women's Sprint
  • Mira Kasslin

  • ---Qualifying — 12.194

  • ---1/8 Finals — Lost to Felicia Ballanger of France (did not advance)

  • ---1/8 Finals Repechage — Heat 1; 3rd place

  • ---Final 9-12 — (11th place)

  • Women's 500 m Time Trial



Diving

Men's 3 Metre Springboard

Men's 3 Metre Springboard
  • Joona Puhakka

  • # Preliminary — 332.58 (30th place, did not advance)



Sailing

Eight men and two woman competed for Finland in the Sailing competition. They won one gold medal.

Men's Double Handed Dinghy (470)
  • Petri Leskinen and Kristian Heinila

  • # Race 1 — (25)

  • # Race 2 — 23

  • # Race 3 — 10

  • # Race 4 — 3

  • # Race 5 — 17

  • # Race 6 — 4

  • # Race 7 — 23

  • # Race 8 — 20

  • # Race 9 — (28)

  • # Race 10 — 3

  • # Race 11 — 24

  • # Final — 127 (16th place)


Men's Laser
  • Roope Suomalainen

  • # Race 1 — (44) DSQ

  • # Race 2 — 13

  • # Race 3 — 5

  • # Race 4 — 16

  • # Race 5 — 18

  • # Race 6 — 3

  • # Race 7 — 14

  • # Race 8 — 23

  • # Race 9 — (25)

  • # Race 10 — 19

  • # Race 11 — 16

  • # Final — 127 (17th place)


Men's Three Handed Keelboat (Soling)

Women's Mistral
  • Minna Aalton

  • # Race 1 — 9

  • # Race 2 — 18

  • # Race 3 — 20

  • # Race 4 — 12

  • # Race 5 — (21)

  • # Race 6 — 7

  • # Race 7 — 15

  • # Race 8 — 12

  • # Race 9 — 17

  • # Race 10 — 11

  • # Race 11 — (30) DSQ

  • # Final — 121 (15th place)


Women's Single Handed Dinghy (Europe)
  • Sari Multala

  • # Race 1 — 2

  • # Race 2 — 7

  • # Race 3 — (16)

  • # Race 4 — 12

  • # Race 5 — (20)

  • # Race 6 — 12

  • # Race 7 — 9

  • # Race 8 — 4

  • # Race 9 — 7

  • # Race 10 — 2

  • # Race 11 — 6

  • # Final — 61 (5th place)


Mixed High Performance Two Handed Dinghy (49er)
  • Thomas Johanson and Jyrki Jarvi

  • # Race 1 — 2

  • # Race 2 — 7

  • # Race 3 — 2

  • # Race 4 — (12)

  • # Race 5 — 3

  • # Race 6 — 4

  • # Race 7 — 10

  • # Race 8 — 6

  • # Race 9 — 2

  • # Race 10 — 4

  • # Race 11 — 7

  • # Race 12 — 2

  • # Race 13 — 3

  • # Race 14 — 1

  • # Race 15 — 2

  • # Race 16 — (13)

  • # Final — 55 (gold medal)



Swimming

Men's 100 m Freestyle
  • Jere Hard

  • # Preliminary Heat — 51.11 (did not advance)


Men's 100 m Butterfly
  • Jere Hard

  • # Preliminary Heat — 53.67

  • # Semi-final — 53.65 (did not advance)


  • Tero Valimaa

  • # Preliminary Heat — 54.24 (did not advance)


Men's 200 m Butterfly
  • Tero Valimaa

  • # Preliminary Heat — 02:02.46 (did not advance)


Men's 100 m Breaststroke
  • Jarno Pihlava

  • # Preliminary Heat — 01:02.21 (did not advance)


Men's 200 m Breaststroke
  • Jarno Pihlava

  • # Preliminary Heat — 02:19.76 (did not advance)


Men's 200 m Individual Medley
  • Jani Sievinen

  • # Preliminary Heat — 02:02.00

  • # Semi-final — 02:01.46

  • # Final — 02:02.49 (8th place)


Men's 400 m Individual Medley
  • Jani Sievinen

  • # Preliminary Heat — 04:25.16 (did not advance)


Men's 4x100 m Medley

Women's 50 m Freestyle

Women's 100 m Freestyle

Women's 100 m Butterfly

Women's 100 m Backstroke
  • Anu Koivisto

  • # Preliminary Heat — 01:03.44 (did not advance)


Women's 200 m Backstroke
  • Anu Koivisto

  • # Preliminary Heat — 02:16.23 (did not advance)







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