Guillaume Leblanc

Born
Apr 14, 1962 (64 years old)
Events
30,000 Metres · 20 km race walk

Guillaume Leblanc is a Canada race walker, born on April 14, 1962. He competes primarily in the 20kmW, 5000m-short-track and 5000m-short-track.

His personal bests include 1:21:29 in the 20kmW, 19:20.90 in the 5000m-short-track, 19:20.90 in the 5000m-short-track, 2:04:55.5h in the 30,000Metr and 39:26.02 in the 10,000Metr. He has earned 1 silver medal in major international competitions. He is currently active on the international athletics circuit, representing Canada.

Personal best · 30,000 Metres2:04:55.5h
1992 season best1:22:25Jul 31, 1992
Medals1Olympic Games: 1 silver
Personal best · 20 km race walk1:21:29

As of Nov 4, 2026: 30,000 Metres 2:04:55.5h, 20 km race walk 1:21:29, 1992 season best 1:22:25 (Jul 31, 1992) · Last competition: The XXV Olympic Games, Aug 7, 1992, DQ · Olympic Games: 1 silver · 64 years old

DisciplineResultAll-time
20kmWSeoul 19881:21:291,159 pts–
5000m-short-trackIndoorWindsor 198819:20.90226 pts–
5000m-short-track198819:20.90226 pts–
30,000MetrSept-Iles 19902:04:55.5h–
10,000MetrGateshead 199039:26.02–

Medals

CompetitionsGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Olympic Games–1–1

Progression

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SeasonDisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
199220kmW 1:22:25–Jul 31, 1992–
199010,000Metr 39:26.02–Jun 23, 1990–
199030,000Metr 2:04:55.5h–Jun 16, 1990–
19885000m-short-track 19:20.90–Feb 20, 1988–
198820kmW 1:21:29–Sep 23, 1988–
198610,000Metr 39:27.00–Sep 6, 1986–
198420kmW 1:24:29–Aug 3, 1984–
198320kmW 1:22:04–Aug 7, 1983IAAF World Championships, Olympiastadion, Helsinki
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Guillaume Leblanc's 30,000 Metres personal best is 2:04:55.5h, set on Jun 16, 1990 in Sept-Iles (CAN).

Guillaume Leblanc competes in the 30,000 Metres and 20 km race walk.

1992 season best: 1:22:25, set on Jul 31, 1992. Last competition: The XXV Olympic Games on Aug 7, 1992, DQ.

Guillaume Leblanc has won 1 Olympic Games medal.