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Jul 16, 1988 
Seve Ballesteros kisses the Claret Jug © PA Photos |
Jul 16, 1988 
Seve Ballesteros celebrates after judging his chip from the edge of the 18th green to perfection © PA Photos |
Jul 3, 1988 
Alain Prost heads the grid © Sutton Images |
Jul 1, 1988 
Malcolm Cooper claimed gold for Britain in the shooting © PA Photos |
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Jul 1, 1988 
Greg Louganis won back-to-back golds in the 3m Springboard and 10m platform, despite hitting his head in the preliminaries © PA Photos |
Jul 1, 1988 
Kristin Otto was the star in the pool, with the East German winning six gold medals © PA Photos |
Jul 1, 1988 
Juray Dudas had a painful experience in the weightlifting. He was only slightly injured, but was still eliminated © PA Photos |
Jul 1, 1988 
The great Sergie Bubka, who still holds the pole vault world record, finally came good to win his only Olympic gold © PA Photos |
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Jul 1, 1988 
Romania's Paula Ivan was in a league of her own, winning the 1500m by over six seconds © PA Photos |
Jul 1, 1988 
Matt Biondi won five gold medals for USA in the pool © PA Photos |
Jul 1, 1988 
Lennox Lewis, who later won the heavyweight world title as a Briton, represented Canada in his run to gold. A certain Riddick Bowe took the silver © PA Photos |
Jul 1, 1988 
Florence Griffith-Joyner celebrates victory in the 100m © PA Photos |
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