74th [484 B.C.] - Astyalus for a second time
75th [480 B.C.] - Astyalus for a third time
76th [476 B.C.] - Scamander of Mytilene, stadion race
77th [472 B.C.] - Dandes of Argos, stadion race
78th [468 B.C.] - Parmenides of Poseidonia, stadion race
79th [464 B.C.] - Xenophon of Corinth, stadion race
80th [460 B.C.] - Torymmas of Thessaly, stadion race
The wrestling contest was won by Amesinas of Barce, who trained by wrestling with a bull while he was tending cattle. He even brought the bull to Pisa to help his training.
81st [456 B.C.] - Polymnastus of Cyrene, stadion race
82nd [452 B.C.] - Lycus of Larissa, stadion race
83rd [448 B.C.] - Crisson of Himera, stadion race
84th [444 B.C.] - Crisson for a second time
85th [440 B.C.] - Crisson for a third time
86th [436 B.C.] - Theopompus of Thessaly, stadion race
87th [432 B.C.] - Sophron of Ambracia, stadion race
During this [Olympiad], the Peloponnesian war began.
88th [428 B.C.] - Symmachus of Messenia, stadion race
89th [424 B.C.] - Symmachus for a second time
90th [420 B.C.] - Hyperbius of Syracuse, stadion race
91st [416 B.C.] - Exagentus of Acragas, stadion race
92nd [412 B.C.] - Exagentus for a second time
93rd [408 B.C.] - Eubatus of Cyrene, stadion race
The pancratium contest was won by Polydamas of Scotussa, a massive man who, when he was with Ochus amongst the Persians, killed lions and fought without weapons against armed men; he even brought chariots charging at full speed to a halt.
A race was added for chariots drawn by a pair of horses, and the winner was Euagoras of Elis.
94th [404 B.C.] - Crocinas of Larissa, stadion race