Achievements
- 1985
- European Junior Championships - Cottbus, Germany
- 400 metres gold medal - 45.36 seconds
- 4 x 400 m. relay gold medal - 3:07.18
- European Junior Championships - Cottbus, Germany
- 1986
- Commonwealth Games - Edinburgh, Scotland
- 400 m. gold medal - 45.57 sec.
- 4 x 400 m. relay gold medal - 3:07.19
- European Championships - Stuttgart, Germany
- 400 m. gold medal - 44.59 sec.
- 4 x 400 m. relay gold medal - 2:59.84
- Commonwealth Games - Edinburgh, Scotland
- 1987
- World Championships - Rome, Italy
- 4 x 400 m. relay silver medal
- World Championships - Rome, Italy
- 1990
- European Championships - Split, Yugoslavia
- 400 m. gold medal - 45.08 sec.
- 4 x 400 m. relay gold medal - 2:58.22
- European Championships - Split, Yugoslavia
- 1991
- World Championships - Tokyo, Japan
- 400 m. silver medal - 44.62 sec.
- 4 x 400 m. relay gold medal - 2:57.53
- World Championships - Tokyo, Japan
- 1992
- Summer Olympics - Barcelona, Spain
- 4 x 400 m. relay bronze medal - 2:59.73
- Summer Olympics - Barcelona, Spain
- 1994
- European Championships - Helsinki, Finland
- 400 m. silver medal - 45.2 sec.
- 4 x 400 m. relay gold medal - 2:59.13
- European Championships - Helsinki, Finland
- 1996
- Summer Olympics - Atlanta, USA
- 400 m. silver medal - 44.41 sec.
- 4 x 400 m. relay silver medal - 2:56.60
- Summer Olympics - Atlanta, USA
- 1997
- World Championships - Athens, Greece
- 4 x 400 m. relay gold medal - 2:56.65
- World Championships - Athens, Greece
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