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Cram, Steve

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Cram, Steve (1960– )

English middle-distance runner who won the 1,500 metres at the inaugural World Championships in 1983, and between 1982 and 1986 also won two European and two Commonwealth gold medals and an Olympic silver medal at the same distance. In 1985, within the space of 19 days, he broke world records in the mile, 1,500 metres, and 2,000 metres, with times of 3:46.32, 3:29.67, and 4:51.39 respectively.

Career highlights

Olympic Games

silver 1,500 metres 1984

World Championships

gold 1,500 metres 1983

Commonwealth Games

gold 800 metres 1986; gold 1,500 metres 1982, 1986

European Championships

gold 1,500 metres 1982, 1986

Awards

BBC Sports Personality of the Year

1983



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