Who won the Men's 110m hurdles final at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Brazil?

First place in the 2016 Summer Olympics Men's 110m Hurdles went to Omar McLeod of Jamaica in the time of 13.05 seconds.

The final started with all eight competitors reaching the first hurdle virtually at the same time. In the center of the track Omar McLeod touching down fractionally ahead of Dimitri Bascou and Pascal Martinot-Lagarde the two Frenchmen who sandwiched him and Milan Trajkovic in lane 8. Going into the second hurdle Bascou gained the fractional edge, but the three in the center of the track ran almost in synchronization for five hurdles, pulling away from the rest of the field. By the sixth hurdle, McLeod had again gained the fractional edge. McLeod continued smoothly but Martinot-Lagarde hit the sixth hurdle and Bascou was awkward going into the seventh hurdle giving McLeod the break away.

Over the next two hurdles, McLeod extended his lead and claimed first place.