London 2012 Olympic Stadium athletics track start line marking used for the 400m & 4 x 100m Relay events, it is not known which lane start line this w

London 2012 Olympic Stadium athletics track start line marking used for the 400m & 4 x 100m Relay events, it is not known which lane start line this was, but through the absence of unique track marking/features on this section lanes 1, 2 & 9 can be eliminated, so it was for either lanes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8, and as such there is a high probability that this was a medal winning lane as only Lane 3 failed to provide a place on the podium, a section of the red vulcanized rubber dual layer athletics track installed by the Italian manufacturer Mondo, removed from its position at a start line for the 400m & 4 x 100m Relay events, bearing '4 x 100' & '400' in white in the ''2012Headline'' typeface designed by Gareth Hague for the London 2012 Games, the first time that an Olympic running track was marked with anything other than generic Arabic numerals, the track section with the start line & outer lane marking in white, measurement approx. 75 by 55cm.; sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by the London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) and the Mayor of Newham (2) In the Men's 400m the medals came from lanes 5 gold Kirani James (Grenada), 7 silver Luguelin Santos (Dominican Republic) & 4 bronze Lalonde Gordon (Trinidad & Tobago). In the Women's 400m the medals came from lanes 6 gold Sanya Richards-Ross (USA), 8 silver Christine Ohuruogu (Great Britain) & 4 bronze DeeDee Trotter (USA). In the Men's 400m Hurdles the medals came from lane 7 gold Felix Sanchez (Dominican Republic, 6 silver Michael Tinsley (USA) & 5 bronze Javier Culson (Puerto Rico). In the Women's 400m Hurdles the medals came from lanes 5 gold Natalya Antyukh (Russia), 7 silver Lashinda Demus (USA) & 4 bronze Zuzana Hejnova (Czech Republic). In the men's 4 x 100m Relay the medals came from lane 6 gold Jamaica (Carter, Frater, Blake & Bolt) in a World & Olympic Record of 36.84 secs., 9 silver Trinidad & Tobago (Bledman, Burns, Callender & Thompson) & 5 bronze France (Vicaut, Lemaitre, Pessonneaux & Pognon). In the women's 4 x 100m Relay the medals came from lanes 7 gold USA (Madison, Felix, Knight & Jeter), 6 silver Jamaica (Fraser-Pryce, Simpson, Campbell-Brown & Stewart) & 5 bronze Ukraine (Povh, Stuy, Ryemyen & Bryzgina). In the men's decathlon gold medal winner Ashton Eaton (USA) produced the fastest time in the 400m of 46.90 secs running from Lane 7. The following is a breakdown of 400m & 4 x 100m Relay gold medal winners running from Lanes 3 to 8 inclusive at the Paralympic Games: Lane 3 Men's 400m - T12: Mahmoud Khaldi (Tunisia) Lane 4 Women's 400m - T37: Neda Bahi (Tunisia), Men's 400m - T44: Oscar Pistorius (South Africa), Women's 400m - T46: Yunidis Castillo (Cuba), Men's 400m - T54: Zhang Lixin (China) & Women's 4x100m Relay - T35-38: Russia (Ovsyannikova, Sergeeva, Ivanova, Goncharova) Lane 5 Women's 400m - T12: Assia El Hannouni (France) Lane 6 Men's 400m - T36: Evgeni Shvetcov (Russia), Men's 400m - T46: Gunther Matzinger (Austria) & Men's 400m - T52: Raymond Martin (USA) Lane 7 Men's 400m - T53: Li Huzhao (China), Women's 400m - T54: Tatyana McFadden (USA), Men's 4 x 100m Relay - T11/13 Russia (Kegelev, Labzin, Trikolich, Koptev) & Men's 4 x 100m Relay - T42/46 South Africa (Radebe, Smith, Fourie, Pistorius) Lane 8 Men's 400m - T11: Jose Sayovo Armando (Angola), Women's 400m - T13: Omara Durand (Cuba), Men's 400m - T38: Mohamed Farhat Chida (Tunisia) & Women's 400m - T53: Zhou Hongzhuan (China).