English sprinter (born 1956)
Steve Scutt
Personal information Nationality British (English) Born (1956-03-18 ) 18 March 1956 (age 69) Sport Sport Athletics Event
400m Club Woodford Green AC
Steven Scutt (born 18 March 1956) is an English sprinter. He won a gold medal for England in the 4x400m relay at the1982 Commonwealth Games held inBrisbane , Australia.[ 1]
Biography Scutt, a member of theWoodford Green Athletics Club ,[ 2] 1979 UK Athletics Championships and the1981 UK Athletics Championships over 400 metres.[ 3]
He finished third behindRod Milne at the1980 AAA Championships .[ 4] [ 5]
He representedEngland and won a gold medal withGarry Cook ,Phil Brown andTodd Bennett , in the 4x400m relay, at the 1982 Commonwealth Games in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. He also competed in the400 metres individual event where he progressed to the semi-finals.[ 6] [ 7]
Personal life He married fellow international athleteMichelle Scutt in 1980.[ 8] [ 9] [ 1] [ 10]
References
4 × 440 yards 1930 :Leigh-Wood ,Townend ,Burghley ,Brangwin (ENG ) 1934 :Rathbone ,Blake ,Stoneley ,Rampling (ENG ) 1938 :Orr ,Dale ,Fritz ,Loaring (CAN ) 1950 :Carr ,Gedge ,Humphreys ,Price (AUS ) 1954 :Higgins ,Dick ,Fryer ,Johnson (ENG ) 1958 :Day ,Evans ,Potgieter ,M.C. Spence (RSA ) 1962 :Kerr ,Khan ,M.A. Spence ,M. Spence (JAM ) 1966 :Yearwood ,Bernard ,Roberts ,Mottley (TTO ) 4 × 400 metres 1970 :Nyamau ,Sang ,Ouko ,Asati (KEN ) 1974 :Asati ,Musyoki ,Sang ,Koskei (KEN ) 1978 :Kimaiyo ,Ngetich ,Njiri ,Koskei (KEN ) 1982 :Cook ,Brown ,Scutt ,Bennett (ENG ) 1986 :Akabusi ,Brown ,Black ,Bennett (ENG ) 1990 :D. Kitur ,S. Kitur ,Kipkemboi ,Mwanzia (KEN ) 1994 :McKenzie ,Crampton ,Patrick ,Ladejo (ENG ) 1998 :Clarke ,Haughton ,McDonald ,Martin (JAM ) 2002 :Deacon ,Baldock ,Rawlinson ,Caines (ENG ) 2006 :Steffensen ,Troode ,Ormrod ,Hill (AUS ) 2010 :Milburn ,Moore ,Cole ,Wroe (AUS ) 2014 :Williams ,Bingham ,Awde ,Hudson-Smith (ENG ) 2018 :Maotoanong ,Thebe ,Nkobolo ,Makwala (BOT ) 2022 :St. Hillaire ,Guevara ,Cedenio ,Richards (TTO )
British indoor athletics champions in men's
400 metres 1935 - 2006 : AAA Indoor Championships : 2007 - present : British Indoor Athletics Championships
1930s 1960s–1970s 1980s–1990s 2000s–2010s 2020s–present * = guest athlete won race, highest placed British athlete crowned national champion : ‡ = contested over 600 yards : § = contested over 440 yards
