Mark Smith

Mark Smith may refer to:

• Mark A. Smith, professor of pathology at Case Western Reserve University
• Mark S. Smith, American biblical scholar, professor at NYU
• Mark Smith (R/C modeling pioneer), designer of radio-controlled model airplanes
• Mark Smith (Gladiator), English bodybuilder, character on the UK television show Gladiators
• Mark Smith (sound engineer), sound engineer who won an Academy Award

In politics:

• Marcus A. Smith (1851–1924), U.S. senator and congressional delegate from Arizona
• Mark W. Smith, American author, attorney, and political analyst
• Mark Smith (Iowa politician), American state congressman

In literature:

• Mark Smith (author), British author of fantasy game books
• Mark Smith (novelist), American best-selling author
• Mark Andrew Smith, American comic book author

In music:

• Mark E. Smith, English singer and founder of The Fall
• Mark Smith, member of post-rock band Explosions in the Sky
• Mark Smith (musician) (1960–2009), British bassist and record producer

In sports:

• Mark Smith (rugby league), English rugby league player for the Widnes Vikings
• Mark Smith (footballer born 1960), English former footballer
• Mark Smith (footballer born 1961), English former footballer and manager
• Mark Smith (footballer born October 1961), English former footballer for West Ham United
• Mark Smith (ice hockey), Canadian professional ice hockey player
• Mark Smith (outfielder), American former professional baseball player
• Mark Smith (pitcher), American former professional baseball player
• Mark Smith (auto racer), American CART competitor
• Mark Smith (racing driver), English BTCC competitor
• Mark Smith (American football), American football player
• Mark Smith (fencer), American Olympic fencer
• Mark Smith (racing engineer), designer of the Toro Rosso STR1
• Mark Smith, the real name of professional wrestler Bison Smith

See also

• Marc Smith (disambiguation)
• Marcus Smith (disambiguation)

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