August 13th, 2005
USATF REPORT DAY 8
Phillips, women’s 4x100m relay squad win gold in Helsinki
08-13-2005
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HELSINKI, Finland - Dwight Phillips and Team USA's women's 4x100m relay team won gold medals, and Sandra Glover and Lashinda Demus collected 400m hurdles silver and bronze medals Saturday night at the 2005 World Outdoor Championships in Helsinki.
Phillips retains world long jump title
2004 Olympic gold medalist and 2003 world outdoor champion Dwight Phillips (Kennesaw, Ga.) wasted little time in saying hello and good night to the world's best long jumpers in winning the gold medal on his first attempt Saturday night at Olympic Stadium.
Phillips equaled his personal best of 8.60 meters/28 feet, 2.75 inches, in successfully retaining his world title. His winning jump is the best in the world this year, surpassing his leap of 8.47m/27-9.50 at Madrid on July 16. Finishing in second place was Ghana's Ignisious Gaisah, who had a best of 8.34m/27-4.50. Tommi Evila of Finland earned national hero status with his bronze medal jump of 8.25w/27-0.75.
Phillips has dominated the world since 2003, when he won the world indoor and outdoor titles. In 2004, he set his personal best in Linz, Austria, which was equaled with his winning jump Saturday night, and he easily won the Olympic gold medal with a leap of 8.59m/28-2.25.
Team USA wins 4x100m relay gold
Team USA's women's 4x100m relay team of Angela Daigle (Carson, Calif.), Muna Lee (Baton Rouge, La.), Lisa Barber (Raleigh, N.C.) and Lauryn Williams (Miami, Fla.) posted the fastest time in the world this season in winning the gold medal in 41.78 seconds.
After winning their opening round heat Friday night in what was the fastest time in the world of 42.16 seconds, Daigle, the 2005 USA Indoor Visa Championships Series women's champion, burst to a good start and executed a clean pass to Lee, the 2005 USA Outdoor 100m runner-up. Lee gave the U.S. a slight lead before passing the baton to Barber, the 2005 USA Outdoor champion.
Barber ran the curve well before handing the baton and the lead to Williams, the 2005 world outdoor 100m champion, who beat Veronica Campbell of Jamaica to the finish line.
This was the first victory for Team USA in this event since the 1997 Worlds in Athens when Chryste Gaines, Marion Jones, Inger Miller and Gail Devers won the gold.
Demus, Glover medal in women's 400m hurdles
2005 USA Outdoor champion Lashinda Demus (Columbia, S.C.) and 2005 USA third-place finisher Sandra Glover (Sugarland, Texas) each set personal bests in winning the silver and bronze medals respectively in the women's 400m final.
Demus held a slight lead going down the backstretch before she was passed prior to the final turn by Russian world record holder Yuliya Pechonkina, who held on for the win in a world-leading time of 52.90 seconds.
Demus and Glover staged a tremendous battle down the main straight for the silver medal, with Demus getting to the line first in 53.27 seconds, which improved upon her previous career best of 53.35 seconds set in winning the 2005 USA Outdoor title in June.
The 2003 World Outdoor Championships silver medalist and four-time national champion, Glover captured the bronze medal with a career best of 53.32 at the age of 36.
Glover is accustomed to top finishes at World Outdoor Championships, having placed fifth in 1999 in Seville, Spain, and eighth in 2001 in Edmonton.
With their performances in Helsinki, Demus and Glover provided Team USA with two medals in the women's 400m hurdles for the first time since Kim Batten (gold) and Tonja Buford (silver) at the 1995 Worlds in Gothenburg.
Sell leads Team USA to fourth place in World Cup Marathon
Team USA's marathoners finished an unexpected fourth in the World Marathon Cup, accumulating a time of 6 hours, 53 minutes, 55 seconds, missing a team medal by 1:41.
Team USA's efforts were led by Brian Sell (Rochester, Mich.), who crossed the line ninth in 2:13:27, the fastest ever by an American at a World Outdoor Championship. He was followed by his training partner Clint Verran (Rochester Mich.), who finished 22nd in 2:17:42.
Rounding out the American scorers was Jason Lehmkuhle (St. Paul, Minn.), who finished 40th in 2:22:46.
Sell's ninth place finish is the highest individual placing in the world championships since 1995 when Steve Plasencia finished tenth in 2:16:56.
Peter Gilmore (San Mateo, Calif.) placed 51st in 2:25:17, and Chad Johnson (Rochester Hills, Mich.) finished 59th in 2:30:45.
Team USA's fourth place finish is the highest in the Marathon World Cup since a sixth place finish in 1999.
Japan, led by individual bronze medalist Tsuyoshi Ogata, won the World Cup with a cumulative time of 6:38:39, with Kenya second in 6:46:38 and Ethiopia capturing bronze in 6:52:14.
The individual victory went to Jaouad Gharib of Morocco, winning his second straight title in 2:10:10, with Tanzania's Christopher Isegwe finishing second in 2:10:21.
Team USA 4x400m men's relay squad advances to final
Team USA men's 4x400m relay team of Miles Smith (Cape Girardeau, Mo.), Derrick Brew (Springs, Texas), LaShawn Merritt (Portsmouth, Va.) and Darold Williamson (Waco, Texas) had little trouble in advancing to Sunday's final by winning their qualifying heat in 3 minutes, 00.48 seconds.
The sixth-place finisher at the 2005 USA Outdoor championships, Smith ran the opening leg in 44.81 seconds, before handing the baton to Brew, the 2005 Olympic bronze medalist and 4x400m relay gold medalist, who ran a 44.94 split, which gave Team USA the lead for good.
The 2004 world junior champion, Merritt stretched the U.S. lead to 10 meters in running the third leg with a split of 45.41 seconds. Williamson, who ran anchor for Team USA's 2004 Olympic 4x400m gold medal winning squad, posted a final leg split of 45.32 as Team USA finished well ahead of runners-up Trinidad and Tobago. The final will take place Sunday night.
Team USA women's 4x400m relay disqualified
Team USA's women's 4x400m relay squad of Suziann Reid (Cary, N.C.), Monique Hennagan (Stockbridge, Ga.), Moushaumi Robinson (Cary, N.C.) and Monique Henderson (Bonita, Calif.) dominated the field in its opening round heat, finishing first in 3 minutes, 23.38 seconds.
Following the race the U.S. squad was disqualified for multiple lane infractions under IAAF Rule 163.3. A Team USA appeal was denied.
Team USA Medal Tally As of August 13 Gold (13) Justin Gatlin (Raleigh, N.C.), M100, 9.88 Justin Gatlin (Raleigh, N.C.), M200, 20.04 Jeremy Wariner (Grand Prairie, Tex.), M400, 43.93 Bershawn Jackson (Raleigh, N.C.), M400mH, 47.30 Adam Nelson (Athens, Ga.), MSP, 21.73m/71-3.50 Bryan Clay (Azusa, Calif.), MDecathlon, 8,732 points Dwight Phillips (Kennesaw, Ga.), MLJ, 8.60m/28-2.75 Walter Davis (Baton Rouge, La.), MTJ, 17.57m/57-7.75 Lauryn Williams (Miami, Fla.), W100, 10.93 Allyson Felix (Santa Clarita, Calif.), W200, 22.16 Michelle Perry (Los Angeles), W100H, 12.66 Tianna Madison (Knoxville, Tenn.), WLJ, 6.89m/22-7.25 W4x100m relay - Angela Daigle (Carson, Calif.), Muna Lee (Baton Rouge, La.), Lisa Barber (Raleigh, N.C.), Lauryn Williams (Miami, Fla.), 41.78 Silver (8) Wallace Spearmon (Fayetteville, Ark.), M200, 20.20 Andrew Rock (LaCrosse, Wis.), M400, 44.35 James Carter (Hampton, Va.), M400H, 47.43 Brad Walker (Seattle, Wash.), MPV, 5.75m/18-10.75 Rachelle Boone-Smith (Norfolk, Va.), 22.31 Sanya Richards (Austin, Texas), W400, 49.74 Lashinda Demus (Columbia, S.C.), W400H, 53.27 Chaunte Howard (Atlanta), WHJ, 2.0m/6-6.75 Bronze (3) John Capel (Gainesville, Fla.), M200, 20.31 Allen Johnson (Irmo, S.C.), M110H, 13.10 Sandra Glover (Sugarland, Texas), W400H, 53.32
Team USA Saturday night quotes from Helsinki
Brian Sell, marathon
We went out nice and easy, and went through the half-marathon in about 1:05:40, and started picking people off.
Our performance was decent, but we gotta keep our eye on the prize, and go forward. We want to get back to where things used to be in the 1980s. It's a step in the right direction.
Peter Gilmore, marathon
I felt good. I think we were trying to run the race that Brian ran. I was doing ok until about 10-12k to go. I had a real bad side stitch, and that did me in. It wasn't my best day.
We get a lot of crap from people back home about how bad American distance runners are. We stuck it out...it's a sign of improvement. Our team got fourth. It's a great showing for the U.S.A. Everyone had the guts to finish and proud to put on the USA uniform. I think it's a small breakthrough for American distance running. I'm glad to be part of that.
Clint Verran, marathon
I thought finishing fourth as a team was real significant. Brian ran a great race. I thought I ran pretty respectable, and just kept moving up. My goal was top 25, so I can't complain.
(Hanson's/Brooks) runners were ninth and 22nd today. I think that people will see that what we're doing in Rochester, Michigan is a good thing. I'm proud of those guys.
Jason Lehmkuhle, marathon
It was the classic marathon crash for me. I felt really good through the halfway point. Then at about 30K, the wheels started to come off. We hung in there and did really well as a team. (Finishing fourth) is a little bit better than we expected. We are really happy with how we did. It's a difficult course, but not the hardest marathon course.
Chad Johnson, marathon
I didn't really have it today. I wanted to keep going. I heard my teammates were running well, and I wanted to be part of that and at least finish the race. I'm really happy for my race. Two of the guys I train with all the guys ran really well. If I keep training with them, I will have my day. The course had a lot of turns and a lot of uphills and downhills. It's a beautiful course.
Lashinda Demus, 400 hurdles
I went too fast. Obvious today she (Russia's Yulija Pechonkina) was to get it. It was written before we even knew it. I know I can do better. I wasn't better. It was a personal best. I'm satisfied and but I'm not happy. That silver is still not gold.
Sandra Glover, 400 hurdles
I'm pleased. I try not to look around in a race. I do believe that I got a little bit stronger than I normally do because I don't think (Russia's Yulija Pechonkina) really got away from me like she normally does. I put on a strong kick, and hers is a little bit stronger than mine. But I'm pleased to get a season best and a personal best. The timing was pretty good.
Derrick Brew, 4 x 400 meter relay
The objective was just to get the job done and get the stick to Darold.
LaShawn Merritt, 4 x 400 meter relay
The first and second legs did what they had to do. I got the baton. Darold had a long week, so I had to open up a gap. We got the stick around and we won.
Miles Smith, 4 x 400 meter relay
I ran an ok race. The objective was to get in the finals, hold on to the baton, and we're in.
The top three finishers in the open 400 will run in the finals, and one of us who ran tonight. I hope it's me.
Darold Williamson, 4 x 400 meter relay
We're trying to get the stick around today and run smart. We weren't trying to set any records. We just wanted to get the stick around and qualify for tomorrow's final. We've got Jeremy (Wariner) and (Andrew) Rock tomorrow, so we are looking good.
Lisa Barber, 4 x 100 meter relay
I'm very thankful and blessed that we came out victorious. We made sure we passed safe. All of us did a great job.
I made sure I got the stick ok from Muna, and my job was to maintain or extend the lead and make a clean pass to Lauryn.
Angela Daigle, 4 x 100 meter relay
We've only been able to get together as a group for only a week, because everyone's had their individual events. As a whole this is only our second time together.
You're always excited about trying to achieve something great. It's an adrenaline rush. There's no better feeling than to be a part of history. It's an honor for someone to choose me and say 'represent our country'.
(on her Athens 2004 wristband) It's something I picked up to remind myself to never give up. It's go until I can't go anymore.
Muna Lee, 4 x 100 meter relay
I think we were being kind of conservative. We just wanted to get it around. We weren't thinking about anything else. We knew we could do it. As long as we did the same things that we did yesterday, we would be fine.
Lauryn Williams, 4 x 100 relay
I was trying to run it as fast as I could. I was pretty sure that we were winning it. The next thing that went through my mind was a world record. I was trying to stay focused and get to the line as fast as I could. I was nervous before the race. I got an excellent pass. I think I left right on the mark.
Dwight Phillips, long jump
I'm very, very happy. I was able to come out here tonight and dominate the field. I tried for the world record, but I came out foul, foul, foul, foul, foul.
I also came out with a win, so I'm satisfied with that. This means a lot to me. I have a personal goal to win four world championships. This is number two, so I have two more to go.
On the first jump, I knew it was going to be hard for everybody to surpass that jump. I was hoping someone in the competition would come close, so I could jump even farther. It would be nice to have someone push me. After a while, it feels like practice.
I think I'm capable of jumping nine meters. I don't jump far in practice. Earlier this year in Madrid, I had a marginal foul and it was right there at nine meters. Technically, I felt I got my feet to the board. I had a good landing earlier this year, I had problems with landings. I think it was technically a sound lunch. It was not my best jump, but technically, it was a sound jump.
IAAF RECPORT DAY 8
Helsinki 2005 – Highlights, Day 8
Saturday 13 August 2005
Helsinki, Finland - When these World Championships in Athletics were first mooted back in the late seventies/early eighties, there was a substantial body of opinion, which believed that the ‘three per event per nation’ that prevails at the Olympic should be abandoned, and the best in the world allowed entry.
After some debate, the status quo was retained, in the belief that it would be best to share out the spoils. After all, if the US had the top three sprinters, they would take all three medals; similarly the Soviet Hammer throwers; equally the British middle distance runners. The last phrase will raise a rueful smile back in Old Britannia nowadays. Yes, in 1980, five of the world’s top ten milers were British, but that tradition laid down and died in the 1990s. There was no Brit in the 800 and 1500 metres finals here, but Belarus is keeping up the old Soviet traditions in the Hammer, and the Americans are dominating the sprints.
Ethiopian quartet dominate 5000m
When the US quartet (defending champions, in this John Capel are now allowed, as well as the national select trio) took first four places in the 200 metres, we thought it might be a while before we saw that again. Well, yes, all of two days! Because the Ethiopian women gave us a reprise in the 5000 metres. Surprise, surprise, you might think. Not necessarily.
The Chinese, Sun Jingjie and Xing Huina have offered some real opposition to the Ethiopians over the last two years, with Sun’s bronze in the Paris 10,000 metres, and Xing’s surprise victory in the Athens 10,000 metres. They couldn’t prevent a clean-sweep of Ethiopian medals in last weekend’s long race here, but Sun certainly made her presence felt in the 5000. After a group start, she threw in a 2:52 second kilometre that whittled he field down to the East Africans – Ethiopians, Kenyans, and a Tanzanian – and her colleague, Xing. But that was her contribution, and after another kilometre she was shot.
Xing took over with three to go, but when 10,000 metres champion Tirunesh Dibaba took over at the bell, the ‘foreign’ hopes were gone with the wind. Only Olympic champion, Meseret Defar could go with her, and looked ominous with 200 metres to run, as the pair got well ahead. Tirunesh would not be denied the double, she stayed ahead of Defar throughout the final lap, which she covered, as she had in the 10k race – in just over 58 seconds, viz 58.19. Tirunesh won in 14:38.59, Defar was second in 14:39.54, Elegeyehu Dibaba was third in 14:42.47, and Meselech Melkamu fourth in 14:43.47. But such was the quality of the race that the next six set personal bests, two of which, for Zakia Mrisho Mohamed of Tanzania, and Olga Kravtsova of Belarus, were also national records.
Pechonkina gets it right at last
In the more explosive events, Yuliya Pechonkina finally got it right, and won a World title to go with her 400 metres Hurdles World record. When the Russian set her record of 52.34 just before the World Championships in Paris ’03, it looked as if she was set to improve on her second place in the previous champs in Edmonton. But, it was not to be. Pechonkina could only finish third behind the victory of Jana Pittman of Australia. Things got worse in Athens. Pechonkina finished last while the formerly unheralded Fanny Halkía of Greece ran away with the title.
Pechonkina had looked good through her heats here, but so had the two Americans, Sandra Glover and Lashinda Demus. And it was the latter who blasted out of the blocks from lane eight, to take an early lead. But Pechonkina kept her cool, took over at the eighth hurdle, and was never troubled on the run-in. She won in 52.93, only her second time under 53seconds. Demus won the domestic battle for silver, in 53.27, a personal best, as was the 53.32 for bronze for Glover.
All over from round one
It was no contest in the women’s shot, as Nadezhda Ostapchuk dashed her opponents’ hopes with 20.37 metres in the first round for a two and half metre lead. That lead was diminished to less than a metre by the Russian, Olga Ryabinkina, who threw 19.64 metres. But Ostapchuk responded with 20.51 metres to wrap it up at the last. Not quite as dominant as her colleague, Ivan Tikhon in the men’s Hammer, but easily good enough for Belarus’s second gold of the championships. Ryabinkina took silver, just two centimetres ahead of Valerie Vili of New Zealand, who took bronze.
Phillips tops out a night of ‘home celebrations’
Dwight Phillips also wrapped up his Long Jump title with his first attempt, his 8.60 metres also being the best in the world this year. It was just as well his first attempt was a class ahead of the rest, because the Olympic champion proceeded to foul the rest of his jumps.
Ignisious Gaisah jumped a Ghanian national record of 8.34 metres in the fourth round, but Tommi Evila of Finland who jumped 8.25 metres in the fifth, moved into the bronze medal position, and got the biggest cheer of the night. And that was from someone sitting in the IAAF desks! There’s just no equanimity in some people, is there?
Smooth changes for USA quartet
The US women’s 4x100 metres quartet rubbed their men’s noses in it again when they gave as smooth a display of baton changing as sprinting, to take the gold medals with a world leading 41.78. Jamaica, who looked as if they might challenge made a mess of the last change-over, but were well enough clear to take silver in 41.99. The Belarussian quartet outdid themselves, to set a national record of 42.56 to take bronze. US joy was unconfined, until it transpired that their 4x400 metres women had been DQ’s after cutting into the kerb too early on the second leg.
France triumph in men’s relay
In the absence of the US men’s sprint relay squad, who had dropped the baton at the first change-over in the heats, to emulate their disasters of Gothenburg ‘95 and Athens ’97, France, would you believe some slick baton changes, took gold in a world leading 38.08? Trinidad & Tobago took silver in 38.10, and Olympic champions, GB & NI ran 38.37, to take bronze, their first medal of the championships.
Audience - The stadium was a sell-out this evening.
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13 08 2005 Results MEN
Official Results - Marathon - Men - Final
Saturday, August 13, 2005 - 14:20
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Records
1 629 Jaouad Gharib MAR 2:10:10
2 902 Christopher Isegwe TAN 2:10:21 (PB)
3 539 Tsuyoshi Ogata JPN 2:11:16 (SB)
4 544 Toshinari Takaoka JPN 2:11:53
5 906 Samson Ramadhani TAN 2:12:08 (SB)
6 934 Alex Malinga UGA 2:12:12 (NR)
7 552 Paul Biwott KEN 2:12:39
8 246 Julio Rey ESP 2:12:51
9 1028 Brian Sell USA 2:13:27 (SB)
10 102 Marilson Gomes dos Santos BRA 2:13:40 (SB)
11 554 Robert Cheboror KEN 2:14:08 (SB)
12 365 Dan Robinson GBR 2:14:26 (SB)
13 272 Gudisa Shentama ETH 2:15:13
14 541 Wataru Okutani JPN 2:15:30
15 667 Luc Krotwaar NED 2:15:47 (SB)
16 743 Rafal Wójcik POL 2:16:24
17 453 Ottaviano Andriani ITA 2:16:29
18 748 Luís Jesus POR 2:16:33 (SB)
19 275 Ambesse Tolossa ETH 2:16:36
20 519 Satoshi Irifune JPN 2:17:22
21 449 Haile Satayin ISR 2:17:26 (SB)
22 1043 Clinton Verran USA 2:17:42 (SB)
23 634 Abdelkebir Lamachi MAR 2:17:53
24 751 Luís Novo POR 2:18:36 (SB)
25 214 Yared Asmeron ERI 2:18:46 (SB)
26 17 Antoni Bernadó AND 2:19:06
27 36 Scott Westcott AUS 2:19:18
28 705 Scott Winton NZL 2:19:41
29 570 Joseph Riri KEN 2:19:51
30 238 José Manuel Martínez ESP 2:20:07
31 271 Hailu Negussie ETH 2:20:25
32 756 Kyong-Chol Ri PRK 2:20:35
33 109 André Luiz Ramos BRA 2:21:06
34 649 Juan Vargas MEX 2:21:29
35 482 Ruggero Pertile ITA 2:21:34
36 309 Abdelhakim Bagy FRA 2:21:49 (SB)
37 452 Wodage Zvadya ISR 2:21:57 (SB)
38 166 Nelson Cruz CPV 2:22:12
39 290 Francis Kirwa FIN 2:22:22
40 1003 Jason Lehmkuhle USA 2:22:46 (SB)
41 110 Claudir Rodrigues BRA 2:23:11 (SB)
42 1051 Pamenos Ballantyne VIN 2:23:18 (SB)
43 706 Jonathan Wyatt NZL 2:23:19
44 360 Huw Lobb GBR 2:23:38
45 745 Alberto Chaíça POR 2:23:42 (SB)
46 800 Georgiy Andreyev RUS 2:23:50
47 451 Asaf Bimro ISR 2:23:58
48 518 Michitaka Hosokawa JPN 2:24:38
49 98 Clodoaldo da Silva BRA 2:25:02
50 253 Kamal Ziani ESP 2:25:06
51 985 Peter Gilmore USA 2:25:17
52 422 Alfredo Arévalo GUA 2:25:37 (SB)
53 302 Yrjö Pesonen FIN 2:25:39
54 577 In-Mo Je KOR 2:26:39
55 334 Ismaïl Sghyr FRA 2:27:07
56 802 Oleg Bolkhovets RUS 2:27:08
57 664 Cristian Villavicencio NCA 2:27:50
58 673 Jeroen van Damme NED 2:29:22
59 1059 Chad Johnson USA 2:30:45
60 576 Keun-Hyung Cho KOR 2:31:59
61 651 Ser-Od Bat-Ochir MGL 2:36:31
760 Ahmed Jumaa Jaber QAT DNF
754 António Sousa POR DNF
763 Aman Majid Awadh QAT DNF
9 Saïd Belhout ALG DNF
332 David Ramard FRA DNF
569 Wilson Onsare KEN DNF
247 José Ríos ESP DNF
454 Stefano Baldini ITA DNF
99 Vanderlei de Lima BRA DNF
858 Anuradha Cooray SRI DNF
786 Collin Khoza RSA DNF
623 Abderrahime Bouramdane MAR DNF
269 Gashaw Melese ETH DNF
114 Al Mustafa Riyadh BRN DNF
901 Getuli Bayo TAN DNF
626 Khalid El Boumlili MAR DNF
806 Dmitriy Burmakin RUS DNF
268 Dejene Guta ETH DNF
608 Tsotang Simon Maine LES DNF
295 Tuomo Lehtinen FIN DNF
458 Migidio Bourifa ITA DNF
568 Jimmy Muindi KEN DNF
467 Alberico Di Cecco ITA DNF
579 Yi-Yong Kim KOR DNF
286 Janne Holmén FIN DNF
423 José Amado García GUA DNF
784 Shadrack Hoff RSA DNF
799 Gert Thys RSA DNF
607 Zephirinus Joseph LCA DNF
791 Hendrick Ramaala RSA DNF
780 Makhosonke Fika RSA DNF
315 Ahmed Ezzobayry FRA DNF
55 Jean-Paul Gahimbaré BDI DNF
900 Amnaay Zebedayo Bayo TAN DNF
936 David Sumukwo UGA DNS
Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
5Km
1 902 Christopher Isegwe TAN 15:19
2 247 José Ríos ESP 15:19
3 214 Yared Asmeron ERI 15:20
4 246 Julio Rey ESP 15:20
5 934 Alex Malinga UGA 15:20
6 748 Luís Jesus POR 15:20
7 275 Ambesse Tolossa ETH 15:20
8 568 Jimmy Muindi KEN 15:20
9 449 Haile Satayin ISR 15:20
10 552 Paul Biwott KEN 15:20
11 629 Jaouad Gharib MAR 15:20
12 554 Robert Cheboror KEN 15:20
13 634 Abdelkebir Lamachi MAR 15:20
14 901 Getuli Bayo TAN 15:20
15 570 Joseph Riri KEN 15:20
16 272 Gudisa Shentama ETH 15:21
17 626 Khalid El Boumlili MAR 15:21
18 269 Gashaw Melese ETH 15:21
19 906 Samson Ramadhani TAN 15:21
20 569 Wilson Onsare KEN 15:21
21 745 Alberto Chaíça POR 15:21
22 519 Satoshi Irifune JPN 15:21
23 238 José Manuel Martínez ESP 15:21
24 791 Hendrick Ramaala RSA 15:21
25 623 Abderrahime Bouramdane MAR 15:21
26 544 Toshinari Takaoka JPN 15:21
27 454 Stefano Baldini ITA 15:21
28 99 Vanderlei de Lima BRA 15:21
29 334 Ismaïl Sghyr FRA 15:21
30 98 Clodoaldo da Silva BRA 15:22
31 649 Juan Vargas MEX 15:22
32 784 Shadrack Hoff RSA 15:22
33 799 Gert Thys RSA 15:22
34 102 Marilson Gomes dos Santos BRA 15:22
35 541 Wataru Okutani JPN 15:22
36 579 Yi-Yong Kim KOR 15:22
37 271 Hailu Negussie ETH 15:22
38 114 Al Mustafa Riyadh BRN 15:22
39 858 Anuradha Cooray SRI 15:22
40 268 Dejene Guta ETH 15:22
41 9 Saïd Belhout ALG 15:23
42 286 Janne Holmén FIN 15:23
43 482 Ruggero Pertile ITA 15:23
44 763 Aman Majid Awadh QAT 15:24
45 423 José Amado García GUA 15:24
46 760 Ahmed Jumaa Jaber QAT 15:24
47 667 Luc Krotwaar NED 15:25
48 577 In-Mo Je KOR 15:26
49 608 Tsotang Simon Maine LES 15:26
50 1028 Brian Sell USA 15:26
51 452 Wodage Zvadya ISR 15:26
52 467 Alberico Di Cecco ITA 15:26
53 518 Michitaka Hosokawa JPN 15:26
54 1003 Jason Lehmkuhle USA 15:26
55 453 Ottaviano Andriani ITA 15:26
56 900 Amnaay Zebedayo Bayo TAN 15:26
57 539 Tsuyoshi Ogata JPN 15:27
58 36 Scott Westcott AUS 15:27
59 751 Luís Novo POR 15:27
60 332 David Ramard FRA 15:27
61 458 Migidio Bourifa ITA 15:28
62 309 Abdelhakim Bagy FRA 15:28
63 109 André Luiz Ramos BRA 15:28
64 786 Collin Khoza RSA 15:29
65 315 Ahmed Ezzobayry FRA 15:30
66 780 Makhosonke Fika RSA 15:30
67 253 Kamal Ziani ESP 15:30
68 985 Peter Gilmore USA 15:30
69 800 Georgiy Andreyev RUS 15:30
70 705 Scott Winton NZL 15:31
71 290 Francis Kirwa FIN 15:31
72 706 Jonathan Wyatt NZL 15:31
73 422 Alfredo Arévalo GUA 15:32
74 365 Dan Robinson GBR 15:32
75 451 Asaf Bimro ISR 15:33
76 743 Rafal Wójcik POL 15:34
77 1051 Pamenos Ballantyne VIN 15:34
78 17 Antoni Bernadó AND 15:35
79 806 Dmitriy Burmakin RUS 15:35
80 110 Claudir Rodrigues BRA 15:40
81 673 Jeroen van Damme NED 15:42
82 802 Oleg Bolkhovets RUS 15:45
83 1043 Clinton Verran USA 15:46
84 576 Keun-Hyung Cho KOR 15:46
85 756 Kyong-Chol Ri PRK 15:46
86 607 Zephirinus Joseph LCA 15:49
87 360 Huw Lobb GBR 15:53
88 754 António Sousa POR 15:56
89 1059 Chad Johnson USA 15:56
90 295 Tuomo Lehtinen FIN 15:56
91 166 Nelson Cruz CPV 15:56
92 302 Yrjö Pesonen FIN 15:57
93 664 Cristian Villavicencio NCA 16:02
94 651 Ser-Od Bat-Ochir MGL 16:12
95 55 Jean-Paul Gahimbaré BDI 16:17
10Km
1 214 Yared Asmeron ERI 30:22
2 552 Paul Biwott KEN 30:22
3 246 Julio Rey ESP 30:22
4 902 Christopher Isegwe TAN 30:22
5 934 Alex Malinga UGA 30:23
6 748 Luís Jesus POR 30:23
7 275 Ambesse Tolossa ETH 30:23
8 906 Samson Ramadhani TAN 30:23
9 629 Jaouad Gharib MAR 30:23
10 554 Robert Cheboror KEN 30:23
11 570 Joseph Riri KEN 30:23
12 858 Anuradha Cooray SRI 30:23
13 901 Getuli Bayo TAN 30:23
14 544 Toshinari Takaoka JPN 30:23
15 99 Vanderlei de Lima BRA 30:23
16 454 Stefano Baldini ITA 30:23
17 247 José Ríos ESP 30:23
18 623 Abderrahime Bouramdane MAR 30:24
19 272 Gudisa Shentama ETH 30:24
20 268 Dejene Guta ETH 30:24
21 634 Abdelkebir Lamachi MAR 30:24
22 269 Gashaw Melese ETH 30:24
23 9 Saïd Belhout ALG 30:24
24 271 Hailu Negussie ETH 30:24
25 569 Wilson Onsare KEN 30:24
26 568 Jimmy Muindi KEN 30:24
27 745 Alberto Chaíça POR 30:24
28 102 Marilson Gomes dos Santos BRA 30:24
29 519 Satoshi Irifune JPN 30:24
30 238 José Manuel Martínez ESP 30:24
31 799 Gert Thys RSA 30:24
32 541 Wataru Okutani JPN 30:25
33 286 Janne Holmén FIN 30:25
34 539 Tsuyoshi Ogata JPN 30:25
35 449 Haile Satayin ISR 30:25
36 626 Khalid El Boumlili MAR 30:25
37 114 Al Mustafa Riyadh BRN 30:26
38 791 Hendrick Ramaala RSA 30:26
39 98 Clodoaldo da Silva BRA 30:28
40 649 Juan Vargas MEX 30:29
41 518 Michitaka Hosokawa JPN 30:30
42 579 Yi-Yong Kim KOR 30:36
43 760 Ahmed Jumaa Jaber QAT 30:41
44 784 Shadrack Hoff RSA 30:45
45 334 Ismaïl Sghyr FRA 30:45
46 667 Luc Krotwaar NED 30:48
47 482 Ruggero Pertile ITA 30:48
48 1003 Jason Lehmkuhle USA 30:54
49 1028 Brian Sell USA 30:54
50 763 Aman Majid Awadh QAT 30:55
51 751 Luís Novo POR 30:55
52 36 Scott Westcott AUS 31:05
53 453 Ottaviano Andriani ITA 31:06
54 423 José Amado García GUA 31:06
55 452 Wodage Zvadya ISR 31:06
56 315 Ahmed Ezzobayry FRA 31:06
57 309 Abdelhakim Bagy FRA 31:06
58 985 Peter Gilmore USA 31:06
59 109 André Luiz Ramos BRA 31:06
60 786 Collin Khoza RSA 31:06
61 806 Dmitriy Burmakin RUS 31:11
62 800 Georgiy Andreyev RUS 31:12
63 290 Francis Kirwa FIN 31:12
64 332 David Ramard FRA 31:12
65 1051 Pamenos Ballantyne VIN 31:12
66 458 Migidio Bourifa ITA 31:12
67 467 Alberico Di Cecco ITA 31:12
68 110 Claudir Rodrigues BRA 31:20
69 705 Scott Winton NZL 31:21
70 900 Amnaay Zebedayo Bayo TAN 31:21
71 608 Tsotang Simon Maine LES 31:21
72 365 Dan Robinson GBR 31:25
73 422 Alfredo Arévalo GUA 31:28
74 253 Kamal Ziani ESP 31:28
75 743 Rafal Wójcik POL 31:32
76 451 Asaf Bimro ISR 31:39
77 17 Antoni Bernadó AND 31:39
78 577 In-Mo Je KOR 31:39
79 706 Jonathan Wyatt NZL 31:39
80 756 Kyong-Chol Ri PRK 31:45
81 802 Oleg Bolkhovets RUS 31:45
82 1043 Clinton Verran USA 31:45
83 673 Jeroen van Damme NED 31:45
84 360 Huw Lobb GBR 31:56
85 576 Keun-Hyung Cho KOR 31:58
86 754 António Sousa POR 32:22
87 1059 Chad Johnson USA 32:22
88 607 Zephirinus Joseph LCA 32:22
89 295 Tuomo Lehtinen FIN 32:23
90 302 Yrjö Pesonen FIN 32:23
91 166 Nelson Cruz CPV 32:23
92 664 Cristian Villavicencio NCA 32:40
93 651 Ser-Od Bat-Ochir MGL 33:02
15Km
1 554 Robert Cheboror KEN 45:33
2 570 Joseph Riri KEN 45:34
3 271 Hailu Negussie ETH 45:34
4 906 Samson Ramadhani TAN 45:34
5 552 Paul Biwott KEN 45:34
6 902 Christopher Isegwe TAN 45:34
7 748 Luís Jesus POR 45:34
8 214 Yared Asmeron ERI 45:34
9 247 José Ríos ESP 45:34
10 623 Abderrahime Bouramdane MAR 45:35
11 799 Gert Thys RSA 45:35
12 246 Julio Rey ESP 45:35
13 238 José Manuel Martínez ESP 45:35
14 934 Alex Malinga UGA 45:35
15 629 Jaouad Gharib MAR 45:35
16 272 Gudisa Shentama ETH 45:35
17 901 Getuli Bayo TAN 45:35
18 634 Abdelkebir Lamachi MAR 45:36
19 449 Haile Satayin ISR 45:36
20 519 Satoshi Irifune JPN 45:36
21 745 Alberto Chaíça POR 45:36
22 102 Marilson Gomes dos Santos BRA 45:36
23 568 Jimmy Muindi KEN 45:36
24 539 Tsuyoshi Ogata JPN 45:36
25 99 Vanderlei de Lima BRA 45:36
26 454 Stefano Baldini ITA 45:36
27 544 Toshinari Takaoka JPN 45:36
28 275 Ambesse Tolossa ETH 45:37
29 791 Hendrick Ramaala RSA 45:37
30 9 Saïd Belhout ALG 45:37
31 569 Wilson Onsare KEN 45:37
32 269 Gashaw Melese ETH 45:37
33 114 Al Mustafa Riyadh BRN 45:37
34 626 Khalid El Boumlili MAR 45:37
35 268 Dejene Guta ETH 45:37
36 98 Clodoaldo da Silva BRA 45:41
37 858 Anuradha Cooray SRI 45:44
38 286 Janne Holmén FIN 45:45
39 760 Ahmed Jumaa Jaber QAT 46:16
40 541 Wataru Okutani JPN 46:17
41 649 Juan Vargas MEX 46:17
42 1028 Brian Sell USA 46:25
43 751 Luís Novo POR 46:26
44 1003 Jason Lehmkuhle USA 46:26
45 667 Luc Krotwaar NED 46:26
46 482 Ruggero Pertile ITA 46:33
47 763 Aman Majid Awadh QAT 46:39
48 334 Ismaïl Sghyr FRA 46:40
49 579 Yi-Yong Kim KOR 46:41
50 518 Michitaka Hosokawa JPN 46:42
51 453 Ottaviano Andriani ITA 46:53
52 315 Ahmed Ezzobayry FRA 46:53
53 786 Collin Khoza RSA 46:53
54 309 Abdelhakim Bagy FRA 46:54
55 1051 Pamenos Ballantyne VIN 46:54
56 36 Scott Westcott AUS 46:54
57 985 Peter Gilmore USA 46:54
58 290 Francis Kirwa FIN 46:54
59 806 Dmitriy Burmakin RUS 46:56
60 332 David Ramard FRA 46:56
61 452 Wodage Zvadya ISR 46:56
62 800 Georgiy Andreyev RUS 46:57
63 109 André Luiz Ramos BRA 46:57
64 784 Shadrack Hoff RSA 47:03
65 110 Claudir Rodrigues BRA 47:19
66 705 Scott Winton NZL 47:37
67 422 Alfredo Arévalo GUA 47:37
68 365 Dan Robinson GBR 47:37
69 743 Rafal Wójcik POL 47:37
70 900 Amnaay Zebedayo Bayo TAN 47:37
71 253 Kamal Ziani ESP 47:37
72 423 José Amado García GUA 47:37
73 467 Alberico Di Cecco ITA 47:38
74 17 Antoni Bernadó AND 47:50
75 451 Asaf Bimro ISR 47:51
76 756 Kyong-Chol Ri PRK 47:51
77 1043 Clinton Verran USA 48:01
78 458 Migidio Bourifa ITA 48:02
79 608 Tsotang Simon Maine LES 48:02
80 577 In-Mo Je KOR 48:06
81 706 Jonathan Wyatt NZL 48:06
82 802 Oleg Bolkhovets RUS 48:06
83 673 Jeroen van Damme NED 48:06
84 360 Huw Lobb GBR 48:21
85 1059 Chad Johnson USA 48:36
86 576 Keun-Hyung Cho KOR 49:00
87 754 António Sousa POR 49:14
88 302 Yrjö Pesonen FIN 49:14
89 166 Nelson Cruz CPV 49:14
90 664 Cristian Villavicencio NCA 49:25
91 607 Zephirinus Joseph LCA 49:28
92 651 Ser-Od Bat-Ochir MGL 50:24
20Km
1 901 Getuli Bayo TAN 1:00:59
2 902 Christopher Isegwe TAN 1:01:00
3 748 Luís Jesus POR 1:01:00
4 454 Stefano Baldini ITA 1:01:01
5 544 Toshinari Takaoka JPN 1:01:01
6 246 Julio Rey ESP 1:01:01
7 272 Gudisa Shentama ETH 1:01:01
8 268 Dejene Guta ETH 1:01:01
9 554 Robert Cheboror KEN 1:01:01
10 271 Hailu Negussie ETH 1:01:01
11 629 Jaouad Gharib MAR 1:01:01
12 552 Paul Biwott KEN 1:01:01
13 906 Samson Ramadhani TAN 1:01:01
14 449 Haile Satayin ISR 1:01:02
15 570 Joseph Riri KEN 1:01:02
16 791 Hendrick Ramaala RSA 1:01:02
17 238 José Manuel Martínez ESP 1:01:02
18 519 Satoshi Irifune JPN 1:01:02
19 102 Marilson Gomes dos Santos BRA 1:01:02
20 214 Yared Asmeron ERI 1:01:02
21 247 José Ríos ESP 1:01:02
22 623 Abderrahime Bouramdane MAR 1:01:03
23 99 Vanderlei de Lima BRA 1:01:03
24 539 Tsuyoshi Ogata JPN 1:01:03
25 934 Alex Malinga UGA 1:01:03
26 799 Gert Thys RSA 1:01:03
27 269 Gashaw Melese ETH 1:01:03
28 745 Alberto Chaíça POR 1:01:09
29 634 Abdelkebir Lamachi MAR 1:01:15
30 9 Saïd Belhout ALG 1:01:15
31 568 Jimmy Muindi KEN 1:01:17
32 275 Ambesse Tolossa ETH 1:01:18
33 569 Wilson Onsare KEN 1:01:22
34 626 Khalid El Boumlili MAR 1:01:24
35 114 Al Mustafa Riyadh BRN 1:01:28
36 98 Clodoaldo da Silva BRA 1:01:40
37 751 Luís Novo POR 1:01:44
38 858 Anuradha Cooray SRI 1:01:59
39 286 Janne Holmén FIN 1:02:03
40 1003 Jason Lehmkuhle USA 1:02:11
41 1028 Brian Sell USA 1:02:11
42 541 Wataru Okutani JPN 1:02:14
43 760 Ahmed Jumaa Jaber QAT 1:02:15
44 649 Juan Vargas MEX 1:02:25
45 667 Luc Krotwaar NED 1:02:26
46 453 Ottaviano Andriani ITA 1:02:26
47 482 Ruggero Pertile ITA 1:02:27
48 806 Dmitriy Burmakin RUS 1:02:27
49 800 Georgiy Andreyev RUS 1:02:50
50 985 Peter Gilmore USA 1:02:55
51 309 Abdelhakim Bagy FRA 1:02:55
52 763 Aman Majid Awadh QAT 1:02:55
53 36 Scott Westcott AUS 1:02:55
54 1051 Pamenos Ballantyne VIN 1:02:56
55 290 Francis Kirwa FIN 1:03:05
56 332 David Ramard FRA 1:03:21
57 579 Yi-Yong Kim KOR 1:03:21
58 452 Wodage Zvadya ISR 1:03:21
59 786 Collin Khoza RSA 1:03:21
60 334 Ismaïl Sghyr FRA 1:03:28
61 109 André Luiz Ramos BRA 1:03:30
62 518 Michitaka Hosokawa JPN 1:03:32
63 743 Rafal Wójcik POL 1:03:35
64 315 Ahmed Ezzobayry FRA 1:03:35
65 365 Dan Robinson GBR 1:03:35
66 110 Claudir Rodrigues BRA 1:03:35
67 705 Scott Winton NZL 1:03:41
68 1043 Clinton Verran USA 1:04:03
69 17 Antoni Bernadó AND 1:04:04
70 900 Amnaay Zebedayo Bayo TAN 1:04:06
71 784 Shadrack Hoff RSA 1:04:14
72 422 Alfredo Arévalo GUA 1:04:15
73 451 Asaf Bimro ISR 1:04:26
74 253 Kamal Ziani ESP 1:04:26
75 467 Alberico Di Cecco ITA 1:04:27
76 756 Kyong-Chol Ri PRK 1:04:40
77 802 Oleg Bolkhovets RUS 1:04:48
78 673 Jeroen van Damme NED 1:04:59
79 1059 Chad Johnson USA 1:04:59
80 577 In-Mo Je KOR 1:05:12
81 423 José Amado García GUA 1:05:14
82 706 Jonathan Wyatt NZL 1:05:19
83 360 Huw Lobb GBR 1:05:21
84 458 Migidio Bourifa ITA 1:05:32
85 608 Tsotang Simon Maine LES 1:06:10
86 166 Nelson Cruz CPV 1:06:10
87 664 Cristian Villavicencio NCA 1:06:16
88 302 Yrjö Pesonen FIN 1:06:18
89 754 António Sousa POR 1:06:23
90 576 Keun-Hyung Cho KOR 1:06:45
91 607 Zephirinus Joseph LCA 1:07:41
92 651 Ser-Od Bat-Ochir MGL 1:08:28
Half Mar.
1 629 Jaouad Gharib MAR 1:04:17
2 552 Paul Biwott KEN 1:04:17
3 901 Getuli Bayo TAN 1:04:17
4 272 Gudisa Shentama ETH 1:04:18
5 554 Robert Cheboror KEN 1:04:18
6 906 Samson Ramadhani TAN 1:04:18
7 271 Hailu Negussie ETH 1:04:18
8 246 Julio Rey ESP 1:04:18
9 544 Toshinari Takaoka JPN 1:04:18
10 454 Stefano Baldini ITA 1:04:18
11 748 Luís Jesus POR 1:04:19
12 247 José Ríos ESP 1:04:19
13 791 Hendrick Ramaala RSA 1:04:19
14 902 Christopher Isegwe TAN 1:04:19
15 570 Joseph Riri KEN 1:04:19
16 269 Gashaw Melese ETH 1:04:20
17 102 Marilson Gomes dos Santos BRA 1:04:20
18 539 Tsuyoshi Ogata JPN 1:04:20
19 934 Alex Malinga UGA 1:04:21
20 519 Satoshi Irifune JPN 1:04:21
21 268 Dejene Guta ETH 1:04:23
22 449 Haile Satayin ISR 1:04:24
23 99 Vanderlei de Lima BRA 1:04:24
24 238 José Manuel Martínez ESP 1:04:27
25 799 Gert Thys RSA 1:04:29
26 623 Abderrahime Bouramdane MAR 1:04:29
27 214 Yared Asmeron ERI 1:04:29
28 745 Alberto Chaíça POR 1:04:39
29 9 Saïd Belhout ALG 1:04:45
30 634 Abdelkebir Lamachi MAR 1:04:45
31 275 Ambesse Tolossa ETH 1:04:50
32 569 Wilson Onsare KEN 1:04:51
33 626 Khalid El Boumlili MAR 1:05:00
34 751 Luís Novo POR 1:05:10
35 98 Clodoaldo da Silva BRA 1:05:10
36 114 Al Mustafa Riyadh BRN 1:05:11
37 1028 Brian Sell USA 1:05:42
38 286 Janne Holmén FIN 1:05:42
39 1003 Jason Lehmkuhle USA 1:05:42
40 760 Ahmed Jumaa Jaber QAT 1:05:44
41 541 Wataru Okutani JPN 1:05:46
42 453 Ottaviano Andriani ITA 1:05:55
43 806 Dmitriy Burmakin RUS 1:05:55
44 482 Ruggero Pertile ITA 1:05:58
45 667 Luc Krotwaar NED 1:05:58
46 649 Juan Vargas MEX 1:06:09
47 800 Georgiy Andreyev RUS 1:06:20
48 36 Scott Westcott AUS 1:06:27
49 985 Peter Gilmore USA 1:06:28
50 309 Abdelhakim Bagy FRA 1:06:30
51 763 Aman Majid Awadh QAT 1:06:31
52 1051 Pamenos Ballantyne VIN 1:06:33
53 290 Francis Kirwa FIN 1:06:44
54 365 Dan Robinson GBR 1:06:58
55 579 Yi-Yong Kim KOR 1:06:58
56 786 Collin Khoza RSA 1:06:58
57 109 André Luiz Ramos BRA 1:06:59
58 452 Wodage Zvadya ISR 1:06:59
59 332 David Ramard FRA 1:07:01
60 743 Rafal Wójcik POL 1:07:02
61 110 Claudir Rodrigues BRA 1:07:13
62 705 Scott Winton NZL 1:07:14
63 315 Ahmed Ezzobayry FRA 1:07:15
64 334 Ismaïl Sghyr FRA 1:07:15
65 518 Michitaka Hosokawa JPN 1:07:22
66 1043 Clinton Verran USA 1:07:32
67 17 Antoni Bernadó AND 1:07:37
68 900 Amnaay Zebedayo Bayo TAN 1:07:51
69 422 Alfredo Arévalo GUA 1:07:59
70 253 Kamal Ziani ESP 1:08:14
71 451 Asaf Bimro ISR 1:08:14
72 467 Alberico Di Cecco ITA 1:08:14
73 756 Kyong-Chol Ri PRK 1:08:29
74 802 Oleg Bolkhovets RUS 1:08:33
75 1059 Chad Johnson USA 1:08:44
76 673 Jeroen van Damme NED 1:08:49
77 577 In-Mo Je KOR 1:09:00
78 360 Huw Lobb GBR 1:09:06
79 423 José Amado García GUA 1:09:12
80 706 Jonathan Wyatt NZL 1:09:12
81 458 Migidio Bourifa ITA 1:09:15
82 166 Nelson Cruz CPV 1:09:45
83 664 Cristian Villavicencio NCA 1:09:59
84 302 Yrjö Pesonen FIN 1:10:04
85 754 António Sousa POR 1:10:19
86 576 Keun-Hyung Cho KOR 1:10:38
87 651 Ser-Od Bat-Ochir MGL 1:12:26
25Km
1 906 Samson Ramadhani TAN 1:16:32
2 552 Paul Biwott KEN 1:16:32
3 902 Christopher Isegwe TAN 1:16:32
4 246 Julio Rey ESP 1:16:32
5 934 Alex Malinga UGA 1:16:33
6 449 Haile Satayin ISR 1:16:33
7 629 Jaouad Gharib MAR 1:16:33
8 271 Hailu Negussie ETH 1:16:33
9 554 Robert Cheboror KEN 1:16:33
10 269 Gashaw Melese ETH 1:16:33
11 570 Joseph Riri KEN 1:16:33
12 272 Gudisa Shentama ETH 1:16:33
13 901 Getuli Bayo TAN 1:16:33
14 544 Toshinari Takaoka JPN 1:16:33
15 748 Luís Jesus POR 1:16:33
16 247 José Ríos ESP 1:16:33
17 454 Stefano Baldini ITA 1:16:34
18 791 Hendrick Ramaala RSA 1:16:34
19 102 Marilson Gomes dos Santos BRA 1:16:34
20 539 Tsuyoshi Ogata JPN 1:16:34
21 519 Satoshi Irifune JPN 1:16:36
22 99 Vanderlei de Lima BRA 1:16:51
23 623 Abderrahime Bouramdane MAR 1:17:07
24 214 Yared Asmeron ERI 1:17:08
25 238 José Manuel Martínez ESP 1:17:19
26 268 Dejene Guta ETH 1:17:32
27 634 Abdelkebir Lamachi MAR 1:17:35
28 275 Ambesse Tolossa ETH 1:17:44
29 1028 Brian Sell USA 1:17:56
30 569 Wilson Onsare KEN 1:17:56
31 799 Gert Thys RSA 1:17:59
32 751 Luís Novo POR 1:18:00
33 9 Saïd Belhout ALG 1:18:02
34 626 Khalid El Boumlili MAR 1:18:04
35 98 Clodoaldo da Silva BRA 1:18:12
36 760 Ahmed Jumaa Jaber QAT 1:18:15
37 745 Alberto Chaíça POR 1:18:15
38 1003 Jason Lehmkuhle USA 1:18:15
39 806 Dmitriy Burmakin RUS 1:18:28
40 453 Ottaviano Andriani ITA 1:18:29
41 541 Wataru Okutani JPN 1:18:29
42 667 Luc Krotwaar NED 1:18:39
43 365 Dan Robinson GBR 1:19:15
44 985 Peter Gilmore USA 1:19:16
45 800 Georgiy Andreyev RUS 1:19:16
46 36 Scott Westcott AUS 1:19:16
47 482 Ruggero Pertile ITA 1:19:25
48 1051 Pamenos Ballantyne VIN 1:19:26
49 649 Juan Vargas MEX 1:19:27
50 309 Abdelhakim Bagy FRA 1:19:35
51 743 Rafal Wójcik POL 1:19:37
52 763 Aman Majid Awadh QAT 1:19:53
53 452 Wodage Zvadya ISR 1:20:01
54 290 Francis Kirwa FIN 1:20:01
55 1043 Clinton Verran USA 1:20:05
56 786 Collin Khoza RSA 1:20:10
57 286 Janne Holmén FIN 1:20:11
58 705 Scott Winton NZL 1:20:19
59 109 André Luiz Ramos BRA 1:20:19
60 332 David Ramard FRA 1:20:34
61 17 Antoni Bernadó AND 1:20:40
62 315 Ahmed Ezzobayry FRA 1:20:49
63 110 Claudir Rodrigues BRA 1:20:58
64 579 Yi-Yong Kim KOR 1:21:01
65 334 Ismaïl Sghyr FRA 1:21:01
66 900 Amnaay Zebedayo Bayo TAN 1:21:19
67 518 Michitaka Hosokawa JPN 1:21:28
68 467 Alberico Di Cecco ITA 1:22:00
69 1059 Chad Johnson USA 1:22:00
70 451 Asaf Bimro ISR 1:22:01
71 253 Kamal Ziani ESP 1:22:10
72 422 Alfredo Arévalo GUA 1:22:10
73 756 Kyong-Chol Ri PRK 1:22:25
74 802 Oleg Bolkhovets RUS 1:22:31
75 360 Huw Lobb GBR 1:22:44
76 166 Nelson Cruz CPV 1:22:44
77 458 Migidio Bourifa ITA 1:22:57
78 577 In-Mo Je KOR 1:23:00
79 673 Jeroen van Damme NED 1:23:15
80 706 Jonathan Wyatt NZL 1:23:23
81 664 Cristian Villavicencio NCA 1:23:23
82 423 José Amado García GUA 1:23:51
83 302 Yrjö Pesonen FIN 1:23:53
84 576 Keun-Hyung Cho KOR 1:24:37
85 754 António Sousa POR 1:26:32
86 651 Ser-Od Bat-Ochir MGL 1:27:08
30Km
1 629 Jaouad Gharib MAR 1:31:45
2 454 Stefano Baldini ITA 1:31:45
3 272 Gudisa Shentama ETH 1:31:50
4 544 Toshinari Takaoka JPN 1:31:51
5 552 Paul Biwott KEN 1:31:55
6 906 Samson Ramadhani TAN 1:31:58
7 539 Tsuyoshi Ogata JPN 1:31:58
8 902 Christopher Isegwe TAN 1:31:58
9 246 Julio Rey ESP 1:31:58
10 934 Alex Malinga UGA 1:32:03
11 269 Gashaw Melese ETH 1:32:04
12 554 Robert Cheboror KEN 1:32:05
13 102 Marilson Gomes dos Santos BRA 1:32:10
14 901 Getuli Bayo TAN 1:32:17
15 570 Joseph Riri KEN 1:32:17
16 791 Hendrick Ramaala RSA 1:32:22
17 449 Haile Satayin ISR 1:32:28
18 748 Luís Jesus POR 1:32:29
19 247 José Ríos ESP 1:32:32
20 271 Hailu Negussie ETH 1:32:52
21 519 Satoshi Irifune JPN 1:33:14
22 1028 Brian Sell USA 1:33:34
23 623 Abderrahime Bouramdane MAR 1:33:39
24 275 Ambesse Tolossa ETH 1:33:58
25 634 Abdelkebir Lamachi MAR 1:34:10
26 214 Yared Asmeron ERI 1:34:10
27 751 Luís Novo POR 1:34:24
28 541 Wataru Okutani JPN 1:34:41
29 238 José Manuel Martínez ESP 1:34:42
30 1003 Jason Lehmkuhle USA 1:34:44
31 453 Ottaviano Andriani ITA 1:34:47
32 365 Dan Robinson GBR 1:34:50
33 99 Vanderlei de Lima BRA 1:34:57
34 667 Luc Krotwaar NED 1:35:03
35 760 Ahmed Jumaa Jaber QAT 1:35:10
36 806 Dmitriy Burmakin RUS 1:35:26
37 985 Peter Gilmore USA 1:35:39
38 569 Wilson Onsare KEN 1:35:52
39 98 Clodoaldo da Silva BRA 1:35:59
40 743 Rafal Wójcik POL 1:36:00
41 268 Dejene Guta ETH 1:36:06
42 36 Scott Westcott AUS 1:36:08
43 800 Georgiy Andreyev RUS 1:36:15
44 1043 Clinton Verran USA 1:36:15
45 1051 Pamenos Ballantyne VIN 1:36:17
46 745 Alberto Chaíça POR 1:36:26
47 309 Abdelhakim Bagy FRA 1:36:55
48 705 Scott Winton NZL 1:37:06
49 290 Francis Kirwa FIN 1:37:12
50 649 Juan Vargas MEX 1:37:17
51 482 Ruggero Pertile ITA 1:37:31
52 17 Antoni Bernadó AND 1:37:33
53 452 Wodage Zvadya ISR 1:37:40
54 786 Collin Khoza RSA 1:37:42
55 286 Janne Holmén FIN 1:37:58
56 900 Amnaay Zebedayo Bayo TAN 1:38:22
57 109 André Luiz Ramos BRA 1:38:32
58 110 Claudir Rodrigues BRA 1:38:43
59 756 Kyong-Chol Ri PRK 1:39:00
60 166 Nelson Cruz CPV 1:39:07
61 334 Ismaïl Sghyr FRA 1:39:08
62 1059 Chad Johnson USA 1:39:20
63 451 Asaf Bimro ISR 1:39:20
64 518 Michitaka Hosokawa JPN 1:39:20
65 360 Huw Lobb GBR 1:40:02
66 467 Alberico Di Cecco ITA 1:40:08
67 706 Jonathan Wyatt NZL 1:40:25
68 253 Kamal Ziani ESP 1:40:31
69 422 Alfredo Arévalo GUA 1:40:31
70 802 Oleg Bolkhovets RUS 1:40:42
71 458 Migidio Bourifa ITA 1:41:04
72 664 Cristian Villavicencio NCA 1:41:12
73 577 In-Mo Je KOR 1:41:32
74 302 Yrjö Pesonen FIN 1:41:38
75 673 Jeroen van Damme NED 1:42:19
76 576 Keun-Hyung Cho KOR 1:43:23
77 651 Ser-Od Bat-Ochir MGL 1:46:30
35Km
1 629 Jaouad Gharib MAR 1:47:00
2 906 Samson Ramadhani TAN 1:47:22
3 269 Gashaw Melese ETH 1:47:23
4 539 Tsuyoshi Ogata JPN 1:47:23
5 902 Christopher Isegwe TAN 1:47:30
6 552 Paul Biwott KEN 1:47:34
7 272 Gudisa Shentama ETH 1:47:40
8 544 Toshinari Takaoka JPN 1:47:52
9 934 Alex Malinga UGA 1:48:13
10 246 Julio Rey ESP 1:48:18
11 102 Marilson Gomes dos Santos BRA 1:48:44
12 554 Robert Cheboror KEN 1:48:53
13 901 Getuli Bayo TAN 1:49:19
14 449 Haile Satayin ISR 1:49:21
15 1028 Brian Sell USA 1:49:32
16 748 Luís Jesus POR 1:50:07
17 570 Joseph Riri KEN 1:50:08
18 271 Hailu Negussie ETH 1:50:52
19 365 Dan Robinson GBR 1:50:52
20 519 Satoshi Irifune JPN 1:51:04
21 275 Ambesse Tolossa ETH 1:51:12
22 541 Wataru Okutani JPN 1:51:16
23 634 Abdelkebir Lamachi MAR 1:51:33
24 453 Ottaviano Andriani ITA 1:51:38
25 214 Yared Asmeron ERI 1:51:40
26 791 Hendrick Ramaala RSA 1:51:44
27 454 Stefano Baldini ITA 1:51:46
28 667 Luc Krotwaar NED 1:51:57
29 1003 Jason Lehmkuhle USA 1:52:15
30 751 Luís Novo POR 1:52:27
31 743 Rafal Wójcik POL 1:52:42
32 1043 Clinton Verran USA 1:52:50
33 238 José Manuel Martínez ESP 1:52:53
34 36 Scott Westcott AUS 1:53:50
35 1051 Pamenos Ballantyne VIN 1:53:54
36 985 Peter Gilmore USA 1:54:16
37 705 Scott Winton NZL 1:54:27
38 800 Georgiy Andreyev RUS 1:54:31
39 17 Antoni Bernadó AND 1:54:39
40 309 Abdelhakim Bagy FRA 1:54:51
41 290 Francis Kirwa FIN 1:54:56
42 745 Alberto Chaíça POR 1:55:22
43 482 Ruggero Pertile ITA 1:55:32
44 649 Juan Vargas MEX 1:55:32
45 806 Dmitriy Burmakin RUS 1:55:51
46 98 Clodoaldo da Silva BRA 1:55:52
47 756 Kyong-Chol Ri PRK 1:56:04
48 623 Abderrahime Bouramdane MAR 1:56:10
49 110 Claudir Rodrigues BRA 1:56:11
50 166 Nelson Cruz CPV 1:56:12
51 109 André Luiz Ramos BRA 1:56:12
52 760 Ahmed Jumaa Jaber QAT 1:56:19
53 452 Wodage Zvadya ISR 1:56:21
54 900 Amnaay Zebedayo Bayo TAN 1:57:20
55 360 Huw Lobb GBR 1:57:35
56 451 Asaf Bimro ISR 1:57:36
57 518 Michitaka Hosokawa JPN 1:57:47
58 706 Jonathan Wyatt NZL 1:57:53
59 1059 Chad Johnson USA 1:58:28
60 334 Ismaïl Sghyr FRA 1:58:35
61 422 Alfredo Arévalo GUA 1:59:06
62 253 Kamal Ziani ESP 1:59:06
63 802 Oleg Bolkhovets RUS 1:59:25
64 664 Cristian Villavicencio NCA 1:59:45
65 577 In-Mo Je KOR 1:59:48
66 302 Yrjö Pesonen FIN 1:59:55
67 673 Jeroen van Damme NED 2:01:36
68 576 Keun-Hyung Cho KOR 2:02:44
69 651 Ser-Od Bat-Ochir MGL 2:06:09
40Km
1 629 Jaouad Gharib MAR 2:02:57
2 902 Christopher Isegwe TAN 2:03:18
3 539 Tsuyoshi Ogata JPN 2:03:48
4 906 Samson Ramadhani TAN 2:03:57
5 544 Toshinari Takaoka JPN 2:04:15
6 552 Paul Biwott KEN 2:04:32
7 934 Alex Malinga UGA 2:04:53
8 246 Julio Rey ESP 2:05:24
9 102 Marilson Gomes dos Santos BRA 2:05:54
10 1028 Brian Sell USA 2:06:03
11 554 Robert Cheboror KEN 2:06:28
12 272 Gudisa Shentama ETH 2:06:35
13 365 Dan Robinson GBR 2:07:05
14 541 Wataru Okutani JPN 2:08:01
15 449 Haile Satayin ISR 2:08:02
16 667 Luc Krotwaar NED 2:08:40
17 748 Luís Jesus POR 2:08:48
18 275 Ambesse Tolossa ETH 2:08:48
19 453 Ottaviano Andriani ITA 2:08:54
20 519 Satoshi Irifune JPN 2:09:15
21 743 Rafal Wójcik POL 2:09:30
22 634 Abdelkebir Lamachi MAR 2:09:36
23 1043 Clinton Verran USA 2:09:59
24 570 Joseph Riri KEN 2:10:18
25 214 Yared Asmeron ERI 2:10:37
26 271 Hailu Negussie ETH 2:10:57
27 751 Luís Novo POR 2:11:16
28 36 Scott Westcott AUS 2:11:30
29 17 Antoni Bernadó AND 2:11:41
30 238 José Manuel Martínez ESP 2:11:47
31 705 Scott Winton NZL 2:11:57
32 756 Kyong-Chol Ri PRK 2:12:58
33 1003 Jason Lehmkuhle USA 2:13:09
34 109 André Luiz Ramos BRA 2:13:20
35 309 Abdelhakim Bagy FRA 2:13:24
36 1051 Pamenos Ballantyne VIN 2:13:31
37 649 Juan Vargas MEX 2:13:36
38 482 Ruggero Pertile ITA 2:13:40
39 290 Francis Kirwa FIN 2:13:42
40 452 Wodage Zvadya ISR 2:14:00
41 166 Nelson Cruz CPV 2:14:14
42 110 Claudir Rodrigues BRA 2:14:18
43 800 Georgiy Andreyev RUS 2:14:53
44 745 Alberto Chaíça POR 2:14:59
45 706 Jonathan Wyatt NZL 2:15:40
46 451 Asaf Bimro ISR 2:15:50
47 98 Clodoaldo da Silva BRA 2:16:02
48 360 Huw Lobb GBR 2:16:04
49 985 Peter Gilmore USA 2:16:18
50 518 Michitaka Hosokawa JPN 2:16:26
51 253 Kamal Ziani ESP 2:17:20
52 422 Alfredo Arévalo GUA 2:17:35
53 302 Yrjö Pesonen FIN 2:18:02
54 577 In-Mo Je KOR 2:18:17
55 334 Ismaïl Sghyr FRA 2:18:23
56 802 Oleg Bolkhovets RUS 2:18:50
57 664 Cristian Villavicencio NCA 2:19:20
58 673 Jeroen van Damme NED 2:21:00
59 1059 Chad Johnson USA 2:21:06
60 760 Ahmed Jumaa Jaber QAT 2:21:06
61 576 Keun-Hyung Cho KOR 2:23:00
62 651 Ser-Od Bat-Ochir MGL 2:27:14
Official Results - Long Jump - Men - Final
Saturday, August 13, 2005 - 19:45
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Records
1 1021 Dwight Phillips USA 8.60 (WL)
2 404 Ignisious Gaisah GHA 8.34 (NR)
3 278 Tommi Evilä FIN 8.25
4 237 Joan Lino Martínez ESP 8.24
5 333 Salim Sdiri FRA 8.21
6 709 Irving Saladino PAN 8.20
7 789 Godfrey Khotso Mokoena RSA 8.11
8 960 Volodymyr Zyuskov UKR 8.06
9 490 James Beckford JAM 8.02
10 830 Vitaliy Shkurlatov RUS 7.88
11 13 Issam Nima ALG 7.73
12 403 Nils Winter GER 7.72
Athlete 1st w 2nd w 3rd w 4th w 5th w 6th w
Dwight Phillips 8.60 (1.6) X X X X X
Ignisious Gaisah 7.76 (0.6) 8.11 (2.8) 8.34 (0.2) 8.17 (2.2) 8.05 (-0.9) -
Tommi Evilä X X 8.16 (0.0) 8.12 (1.4) 8.25 (2.9) X
Joan Lino Martínez 7.85 (1.5) 8.13 (2.1) 8.04 (1.3) 8.24 (2.9) X 7.98 (2.2)
Salim Sdiri 8.20 (1.7) 8.07 (1.3) 7.96 (0.8) 7.97 (1.7) X 8.21 (2.4)
Irving Saladino 8.00 (0.9) 7.91 (1.9) 8.06 (0.9) 8.00 (1.4) 8.20 (2.8) 8.12 (0.4)
Godfrey Khotso Mokoena 8.01 (1.9) 8.06 (0.4) 8.11 (2.6) 8.06 (1.1) 6.79 (-0.2) X
Volodymyr Zyuskov 7.56 (0.7) 8.06 (2.3) X 8.01 (3.5) X X
James Beckford X 8.02 (0.1) 7.93 (-0.1) NM NM NM
Vitaliy Shkurlatov X 7.88 (1.4) 7.66 (0.8) NM NM NM
Issam Nima 7.61 (-0.3) 7.73 (0.6) 7.42 (0.6) NM NM NM
Nils Winter X X 7.72 (3.2) NM NM NM
Official Results - 4x100 Metres Relay - Men - Final
Saturday, August 13, 2005 - 21:40
Pos Lane Team Country Mark Records
1 4 France FRA 38.08 (WL)
(Doucouré Ladji, Pognon Ronald, De Lépine Eddy, Dovy Lueyi)
2 3 Trinidad and Tobago TRI 38.10 (NR)
(Pierre Kevon, Burns Marc, Harper Jacey, Brown Darrel)
3 5 Great Britain & N.I. GBR 38.27 (SB)
(Gardener Jason, Devonish Marlon, Malcolm Christian, Lewis-Francis Mark)
4 6 Jamaica JAM 38.28 (SB)
(Clarke Lerone, Thomas Dwight, Waugh Ainsley, Frater Michael)
5 2 Australia AUS 38.32 (SB)
(Batman Daniel, Ross Joshua, Neofytou Kristopher, Johnson Patrick)
6 7 Netherlands Antilles AHO 38.45 (NR)
(Goeloe Geronimo, Rafaela Charlton, Duzant Jairo, Martina Churandy)
7 8 Germany GER 38.48 (SB)
(Kosenkow Alexander, Blume Marc, Unger Tobias, Broening Marius)
8 1 Japan JPN 38.77
(Suetsugu Shingo, Takahira Shinji, Yoshino Tatsuro, Asahara Nobuharu)
Team Nat Reaction Time
Netherlands Antilles AHO 0.145
Great Britain & N.I. GBR 0.151
Germany GER 0.157
Australia AUS 0.163
Japan JPN 0.169
Trinidad and Tobago TRI 0.172
France FRA 0.176
Jamaica JAM 0.222
Official Results - 4x400 Metres Relay - Men - Heats
Qual. rule: first 2 of each heat (Q) plus the 2 fastest times (q) qualified
Heat 1 - Saturday, August 13, 2005 - 19:30
Pos Lane Team Country Mark Qualified Records
1 5 Bahamas BAH 2:59.73 Q (WL)
(McKinney Nathaniel, Moncur Avard, McIntosh Troy, Williams Andrae)
2 7 Jamaica JAM 2:59.75 Q (SB)
(Blackwood Michael, Ayre Sanjay, Spence Lansford, Clarke Davian)
3 6 Poland POL 3:00.38 q (SB)
(Klimczak Piotr, Marciniszyn Marcin, Mackowiak Robert, Wieruszewski Rafal)
4 3 Germany GER 3:03.17
(Kirch Simon, Gaba Kamghe, Seitz Florian, Swillims Bastian)
5 4 Sweden SWE 3:03.62 (SB)
(Claesson Mattias, Laursen Jimisola, Wissman Johan, Nikitin Thomas)
6 2 Botswana BOT 3:06.39 (SB)
(Ngwigwa Obakeng, Molefe California, Kelaotswe Tshepho, Gakologelwang Masheto)
Team Nat Reaction Time
Sweden SWE 0.151
Germany GER 0.174
Jamaica JAM 0.174
Botswana BOT 0.178
Poland POL 0.196
Bahamas BAH 0.199
Heat 2 - Saturday, August 13, 2005 - 19:40
Pos Lane Team Country Mark Qualified Records
1 6 United States USA 3:00.48 Q (SB)
(Smith Miles, Brew Derrick, Merritt LaShawn, Williamson Darold)
2 3 Trinidad and Tobago TRI 3:01.91 Q
(Modibo Ato, Raeburn Julieon, Quow Renny, Barry Damion)
3 7 Russia RUS 3:02.05 q (SB)
(Forshev Dmitriy, Rudnitskiy Andrey, Polukeyev Andrey, Lebedev Yevgeniy)
4 5 Ukraine UKR 3:03.41 (SB)
(Rachkovsky Oleksiy, Tverdostup Andriy, Knysh Myhaylo, Dubonosov Vitaliy)
5 2 Spain ESP 3:08.03
(Testa David, Canal David, Melo David, Reina Antonio Manuel)
6 4 Zimbabwe ZIM 3:08.26 (SB)
(Ndebele Nelton, Nyongani Young Talkmore, Dzingai Brian, Ncube Temba)
8 Japan JPN DQ
(Kanemaru Yuzo, Narisako Kenji, Horigome Yoshihiro, Sato Mitsuhiro)
Team Nat Reaction Time
Trinidad and Tobago TRI 0.155
Russia RUS 0.160
United States USA 0.162
Spain ESP 0.167
Ukraine UKR 0.169
Japan JPN 0.177
Zimbabwe ZIM 0.195
Heat 3 - Saturday, August 13, 2005 - 19:50
Pos Lane Team Country Mark Qualified Records
1 5 Great Britain & N.I. GBR 3:01.95 Q
(Tobin Robert, Rooney Martyn, Davis Malachi, Hedman Graham)
2 6 France FRA 3:02.86 Q
(Djhone Leslie, Keïta Naman, El Haouzy Abderrahim, Raquil Marc)
3 4 Dominican Republic DOM 3:03.57 (SB)
(Peguero Arismendi, Santa Carlos, García Danis, Side Antonio)
4 3 Italy ITA 3:04.40
(Licciardello Claudio, Vallet Edoardo, Galletti Luca, Barberi Andrea)
5 7 South Africa RSA 3:04.64 (SB)
(van der Merwe Jan, Cilliers Ockert, de Villiers Pieter, van Zyl L.J.)
6 8 Nigeria NGR 3:07.91 (SB)
(Weigopwa Saul, Audu Musa, Lawal Bolaji, Udo-Obong Enefiok)
2 Saudi Arabia KSA DQ
(Al-Bishi Hamdan Odha, Al-Somaily Hadi Soua'an, Al-Bishi Hamed Hamadan, Al Salhi Mohammed)
Team Nat Reaction Time
Nigeria NGR 0.155
France FRA 0.165
Italy ITA 0.166
Saudi Arabia KSA 0.175
Dominican Republic DOM 0.178
Great Britain & N.I. GBR 0.187
South Africa RSA 0.201
13 08 2005 Results WOMEN
Official Results - 5000 Metres - Women - Final
Saturday, August 13, 2005 - 20:10
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Records
1 204 Tirunesh Dibaba ETH 14:38.59 (CR)
2 202 Meseret Defar ETH 14:39.54
3 203 Ejegayehu Dibaba ETH 14:42.47
4 210 Meselech Melkamu ETH 14:43.47
5 120 Huina Xing CHN 14:43.64 (PB)
6 722 Zakia Mrisho Mohamed TAN 14:43.87 (NR)
7 457 Prisca Jepleting Ngetich KEN 14:44.00 (PB)
8 458 Isabella Ochichi KEN 14:45.14 (PB)
9 664 Liliya Shobukhova RUS 14:47.07 (PB)
10 53 Olga Kravtsova BLR 14:47.75 (NR)
11 117 Yingjie Sun CHN 14:51.19 (SB)
12 422 Kayoko Fukushi JPN 14:59.92
13 531 Susanne Wigene NOR 15:00.23
14 185 Marta Domínguez ESP 15:02.30
15 280 Joanne Pavey GBR 15:14.37
Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
1000m
1 117 Yingjie Sun CHN 3:02.53
2000m
1 117 Yingjie Sun CHN 5:53.85
3000m
1 117 Yingjie Sun CHN 8:52.62
4000m
1 458 Isabella Ochichi KEN 11:54.40
Official Results - 400 Metres Hurdles - Women - Final
Saturday, August 13, 2005 - 19:05
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Records React
1 4 650 Yuliya Pechonkina RUS 52.90 (WL) 0.144
2 8 786 Lashinda Demus USA 53.27 (PB) 0.176
3 3 795 Sandra Glover USA 53.32 (PB) 0.200
4 5 551 Anna Jesien POL 54.17 0.184
5 6 111 Xiaoxiao Huang CHN 54.57 0.172
6 2 28 Andrea Blackett BAR 55.06 0.146
7 7 758 Tetiana Tereschuk-Antipova UKR 55.09 (SB) 0.209
8 1 561 Malgorzata Pskit POL 55.58 0.181
Official Results - Shot Put - Women - Final
Saturday, August 13, 2005 - 18:40
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Records
1 55 Nadezhda Ostapchuk BLR 20.51
2 660 Olga Ryabinkina RUS 19.64
3 540 Valerie Vili NZL 19.62
4 644 Svetlana Krivelyova RUS 19.16
5 307 Nadine Kleinert GER 19.07
6 149 Yumileidi Cumbá CUB 18.64
7 113 Meiju Li CHN 18.35
8 52 Natallia Khoroneko BLR 18.34
9 312 Christina Schwanitz GER 18.02
10 152 Misleydis González CUB 18.01
11 519 Lieja Tunks NED 17.83
12 385 Assunta Legnante ITA 16.99
Athlete 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
Nadezhda Ostapchuk 20.30 20.13 X X 20.23 20.51
Olga Ryabinkina X 19.34 19.64 X 19.06 18.76
Valerie Vili X 18.23 19.62 19.33 X 19.62
Svetlana Krivelyova 17.35 18.47 19.16 18.59 19.10 18.94
Nadine Kleinert X 17.92 18.70 18.87 19.07 X
Yumileidi Cumbá 18.37 X X 18.57 X 18.64
Meiju Li 17.51 18.20 18.35 X 18.10 X
Natallia Khoroneko 16.91 17.85 18.25 18.02 18.34 X
Christina Schwanitz 17.55 18.02 X NM NM NM
Misleydis González 17.85 18.01 17.82 NM NM NM
Lieja Tunks 17.83 17.60 X NM NM NM
Assunta Legnante X 16.99 X NM NM NM
Official Results - 4x100 Metres Relay - Women - Final
Saturday, August 13, 2005 - 20:40
Pos Lane Team Country Mark Records
1 6 United States USA 41.78 (WL)
(Daigle Angela, Lee Muna, Barber Me'Lisa, Williams Lauryn)
2 4 Jamaica JAM 41.99 (SB)
(Browning Daniele, Simpson Sherone, Bailey Aleen, Campbell Veronica)
3 5 Belarus BLR 42.56 (NR)
(Nesterenko Yuliya, Sologub Natalya, Nevmerzhitskaya Alena, Dragun Oksana)
4 3 France FRA 42.85 (SB)
(Buval Patricia, Jacques-Sébastien Lina, Dia Fabe, Arron Christine)
5 7 Brazil BRA 42.99 (SB)
(da Costa Raquel Martins, de Moura Lucimar Aparecida, Ignâcio Thatiana Regina, dos Santos Luciana)
6 1 Colombia COL 43.07
(Murillo Melisa, Palacios Felipa, Obregón Darlenis, González Norma)
7 8 Nigeria NGR 43.25 (SB)
(Kemasuode Gloria, Ojokolo Endurance, Osayomi Damola, Nku Mercy)
8 2 Poland POL 43.49
(Dorobisz Iwona, Onysko Daria, Dydo Dorota, Brzezinska Iwona)
Team Nat Reaction Time
Brazil BRA 0.127
Poland POL 0.145
Nigeria NGR 0.154
France FRA 0.161
Belarus BLR 0.169
Jamaica JAM 0.186
United States USA 0.187
Colombia COL 0.221
Official Results - 4x400 Metres Relay - Women - Heats
Qual. rule: first 3 of each heat (Q) plus the 2 fastest times (q) qualified
Heat 1 - Saturday, August 13, 2005 - 21:05
Pos Lane Team Country Mark Qualified Records
1 2 Russia RUS 3:20.32 Q (WL)
(Krasnomovets Olesya, Antyukh Natalya, Fireva Tatyana, Zykina Olesya)
2 7 Poland POL 3:26.04 Q
(Guzowska Anna, Bejnar Monika, Prokopek Grazyna, Radecka Zuzanna)
3 5 Belarus BLR 3:27.65 Q (SB)
(Sologub Natalya, Zhalniryuk Yulyana, Kozak Anna, Usovich Ilona)
4 4 Germany GER 3:27.96 q
(Marx Claudia, Hoffmann Claudia, Fink Corinna, Urbansky Ulrike)
5 6 Senegal SEN 3:29.03 (SB)
(Diop Aïda, Fall Fatou Bintou, Diouf Aminata, Thiam Amy Mbacke)
6 3 Romania ROM 3:30.97
(Morosanu Angela, Stancescu-Neacsu Mihaela, Râpanu Alina, Rus Maria)
7 8 Bulgaria BUL 3:38.96
(Gachevska Monika, Dimitrova Mariyana, Nedkova Nedyalka, Ivanova Monika)
Team Nat Reaction Time
Belarus BLR 0.136
Senegal SEN 0.136
Bulgaria BUL 0.141
Germany GER 0.144
Poland POL 0.153
Romania ROM 0.174
Russia RUS 0.184
Heat 2 - Saturday, August 13, 2005 - 21:15
Pos Lane Team Country Mark Qualified Records
1 3 Great Britain & N.I. GBR 3:26.19 Q (SB)
(McConnell Lee, Fraser Donna, Sanders Nicola, Ohuruogu Christine)
2 4 Brazil BRA 3:26.82 Q (AR)
(Almirão Maria Laura, Coutinho Geisa Aparecida, Tito Josiane, Teodoro Lucimar)
3 8 Ukraine UKR 3:27.23 Q
(Yefremova Antonina, Ilyushkina Oksana, Pilyuhina Liliya, Pyhyda Nataliya)
4 7 Jamaica JAM 3:27.87 q (SB)
(Williams Shericka, Williams Novlene, Smith Ronetta, Fenton Lorraine)
5 5 Mexico MEX 3:31.41 (SB)
(Grajeda Ruth, Medina Gabriela, González Mayra, Yañez Magali)
6 2 South Africa RSA 3:31.71 (SB)
(Kotze Amanda, Koster Dominique, Febbraio Surita, Wittstock Estie)
6 United States USA DQ
(Reid Suziann, Hennagan Monique, Robinson Moushaumi, Henderson Monique)
Team Nat Reaction Time
South Africa RSA 0.137
Ukraine UKR 0.158
United States USA 0.159
Jamaica JAM 0.195
Brazil BRA 0.198
Mexico MEX 0.213
Great Britain & N.I. GBR 0.247
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