Men's Competition
Men's 100 m
- Freddy Mayola
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- Round 1 — 10.33
- Round 2 — 10.35 (→ did not advance)
Men's 110 m hurdles
- Anier García
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- Round 1 — 13.60
- Round 2 — 13.53
- Semifinal — 13.16
- Final — 13.00 (→ Gold medal)
Men's 110 m hurdles
- Yoel Hernandez
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- Round 1 — 13.53
- Round 2 — 13.40
- Semifinal — 13.41 (→ did not advance)
Men's 4x100 m relay
- José Ángel César, Ivan García, Freddy Mayola and Luis Alberto Pérez-Rionda
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- Round 1 — 38.74
- Semifinal — 38.16
- Final — 38.04 (→ Bronze medal)
Men's shot put
- Alexis Paumier
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- Qualifying — 18.31 (→ did not advance)
Men's discus
- Alexis Elizalde
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- Qualifying — 61.13 (→ did not advance)
- Frank Casañas
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- Qualifying — 60.84 (→ did not advance)
Men's javelin throw
- Isbel Luaces
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- Qualifying — 75.17 (→ did not advance)
- Emeterio González
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- Qualifying — 82.64
- Final — 83.33 (→ 8th place)
Men's long jump
- Iván Pedroso
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- Qualifying — 8.32
- Final — 8.55 (→ Gold medal)
Men's long jump
- Luis Meliz
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- Qualifying — 8.21
- Final — 8.08 (→ 7th place)
Men's triple jump
- Yoel García
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- Qualifying — 17.08
- Final — 17.47 (→ Silver medal)
- Yoelbi Quesada
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- Qualifying — 17.03
- Final — 17.37 (→ 4th place)
- Michael Calvo
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- Qualifying — 16.30 (→ did not advance)
Men's high jump
- Javier Sotomayor
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- Qualifying — 2.27
- Final — 2.32 (→ Silver medal)
Men's decathlon
- Raul Duany
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- 100 m — 11.09
- Long jump — 7.33
- Shot put — 13.34
- High jump — 2.06
- 400 m — 49.73
- 100 m hurdles — 14.44
- Discus throw — 41.17
- Pole vault — 4.60
- Javelin throw — 64.31
- 1,500 m — 04:29.68
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- Points — 8054.00 (→ 15th place)
- Eugenio Balanque
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- 100 m — 10.87
- Long jump — 6.19
- Shot put — 14.90
- High jump — 1.94
- 400 m — 48.23
- 100 m hurdles — 14.36
- Discus throw — 46.56
- Pole vault — NM
- Javelin throw — DNS
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