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Olympic Games 2016 Athletics Results OLYMPIC GAMES 2016 ATHLETICS RESULTS Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), 12-21.8.2016 -Olympic Games- Men 100m (14 (0.2) 1 Usain Bolt (jam) 9.81; 2 Justin Gatlin (usa) 9.89; 3 Andre De Grasse (can) 9.91; 4 Yohan Blake (jam) 9.93; 5 Akani Simbine (rsa) 9.94; 6 Ben Yousse Meité (civ) 9.96; 7 Jimmy Vicaut (fra) 10.04; 8 Trayvon Bromell (usa) 10.06 100m semis (14) s1 (0.2) 1 Jimmy Vicaut (fra) 9.95; 2 Ben Yousef Meité (civ) 9.97; 3 Akani Simbine (rsa) 9.98; 4 Jak Ali H arvey (tur) 10.03; 5 N ickel Ashmeade (jam) 10.05; 6 Marvin Bracy (usa) 10.08; 7 Zhenye Xie (chn) 10.11; 8 H assan Taftian (iri) 10.23; s2 (0.2) 1 Usain Bolt (jam) 9.86; 2 Andre De Grasse (can) 9.92; 3 Trayvon Bromell (usa) 10.01; 4 Chijindu Ujah (gbr) 10.01; 5 Ryota Yamagata (jpn) 10.05; 6 Kim Collins (skn) 10.12; 7 Cejhae Greene (ant) 10.13; s3 (0.0) 1 Justin Gatlin (usa) 9.94; 2 Yohan Blake (jam) 10.01; 3 Christophe Lemaitre (fra) 10.07; 4 Bingtian Su (chn) 10.08; 5 Kemarley Brown (brn) 10.13; 6 James Dasaolu (gbr) 10.16; 7 Aska Cambridge (jpn) 10.17 10 0m heats (13) h1 (-1,2) 1 Kemarley Brown (brn) 10.13; 2 Chijindu Ujah (gbr) 10.13; 3 Marvin Bracy (usa) 10.16; 4 Seye Ogunlewe (ngr) 10.26; 5 Femi Ogunode (qat) 10.28; 6 Sean Safo-Antwi (gha) 10.43; 7 Reza Ghasemi (iri) 10.47; 8 Adrian Griffith (bah) 10.53; h2 (0.8) 1 Justin Gatlin 10.01; 2 Daniel Bailey (ant) 10.20; 3 Rondel Sorrillo (tto) 10.23; 4 Gerald Phiri (zam) 10.29; 5 Lukas Jacubczyk (ger) 10.29; 6 Ogho-Oghene Ekwero (ngr) 10.37; 7 H ua W ilfried Koffi (civ) 10.37; h3 (-0,1) 1 Zhenye Zie (chn) 10.08; 2 N ickel Ashmeade (jam) 10.13; 3 H assan Taftian (iri) 10.17; 4 Kim Collins (skn) 10.18; 5 Abdullah Abkar Mohammed (ksa) 10.26; 6 Aziz Ouhadi (mar) 10.34; 7 Kemar Hyman (cay) 10.34; 8 Darrell W esh (hai) 10.39; h4 (-0,5) 1 Andre De Grasse (can) 10.04; 2 Aska Cambridge (jpn) 10.13; 3 Bingtian Su (chn) 10.17; 4 Jimmy Vicaut (fra) 10.19; 5 Churandy Martina (med) 10.22; 6 Emmanuel Matadi (lbr) 10.31; 7 Julian Reus (ger) 10.34; h5 (0.2) 1 Ben Youssef Meité (civ) 10.03; 2 Trayvon Bromell (usa) 10.13; 3 Christophe Lemaitre (fra) 10.16; 4 Cejhae Greee (ant) 10.20; 5 Keston Bledman (tto) 10.20; 6 Akeem H aynes (can) 10.22; 7 Gabriel Mvumvure (zim) 10.28; 8 H assan Saaid (mdv) 10.47; h6 (-0,8) 1 Yohan Blake (jam) 10.11; 2 Jak Ali H arvey (tur) 10.14; 3 Barakat Mubarak Al-H arthi (oma) 10.22; 4 Mosito Lehata (les) 10.25, 5 James Ellington (gbr) 10.29; 6 H enricho Bruintjies (rsa) 10.33; 7 Peimeng Zhang (chn) 10.36; 8 Antoine Adams (skn) 10.39; h7 (-0,4) 1 Usain Bolt (jam) 10.07; 2 Andrew Fisher (brn) 10.12; 3 James Dasaolu (gbr) 10.18; 4 Yoshihide Kiryu (jpn) 10.23; 5 Shavez H art (bah) 10.28; 6 Richard Thompson (tto) 10.29; 7 Jahvid Best (lca) 10.39; 8 Jurgen Themen (sur) 10.47; h8 (-1,3) 1 Akani Simbine (rsa) 10.14; 2 Ryota Yamagata (jpn) 10.20; 3 Aaron Brown 10.24; 4 Ramon Gittens (bar) 10.25; 5 Solomon Bockarie (ned) 10.36; 5 Vitor Hugo dos Santos (bra) 10.36; 7 Kukyoung Kim (kor) 10.37; 8 Brijesh Lawrence (skn) 10.55 100m prelims (13) h2 (0.4) H assan Saaid (mdv) 10.43; h3 (-0,3) Rodman Teltull (plw) 10.53 200m (18) (-0,5) 1 Usain Bolt (jam) 19.78; 2 Andre De Grasse (can) 20.02; 3 Christophe Lemaitre (fra) 20.12; 4 Adam Gemili (gbr) 20.12; 5 Churandy Martina (ned) 20.13; 6 LaShawn Merritt (usa) 20.19; 7 Alonso Edward (pan) 20.23; 8 Ramil Guliyev (tur) 20.43 200m semis (17) s1 (-0,4) 1 LaShawn Merritt (usa) 19.94; 2 Christophe Lemaitre (fra) 20.01; 3 Daniel Talbot (gbr) 20.25; 4 N ickel Ashmeade (jam) 20.32; 5 Rondel Sorrillo (tto) 20.33; 6 N ery Brenes (crc) 20.33; 7 Aaron Brown (can) 20.37; 8 José Carlos H errera (mex) 20.48; s2 (-0,3) 1 Usain Bolt (jam) 19.78; 2 Andre De Grasse (can) 19.80; 3 Adam Gemili (gbr) 20.08; 4 Ramil Guliyev (tur) 20.09; 5 Salem Eid Yaqoob (brn) 20.43; 6 Ameer W ebb (usa) 20.43; 7 Ejowvokoghene Oduduru (ngr) 20.59; 8 Roberto Skyers (cub) 20.60; s3 (-0,2) 1 Alonso Edward (pan) 20.07; 2 Churandy Martina (ned) 20.10; 3 Justin Gatlin (usa) 20.13; 4 Bruno Hortelano (esp) 20.16; 5 Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake (gbr) 20.25; 6 Yohan Blake (jam) 20.37; 7 Likourgos-Stefanos Tsakonas (gre) 20.63; 8 Matteo Galvan (ita) 20.88 200m heats (16) h1 (0.7) 1 Alonso Edward (pan) 20.19; 2 Daniel Talbot (gbr) 20.27; 3 Likuorgos- Stefanos Tsakonas (gre) 20.31; 4 Femi Ogunode (qat) 20.36; 5 Jeremy Dodson (sam) 20.51; 6 Jak Ali H arvey (tur) 20.58; 7 Mosito Lehata (les) 20.65; h2 (-0,2) 1 Bruno Hortelano (esp) 20.12; 2 Yohan Blake (jam) 20.13; 3 Ameer W ebb (usa) 20.31; 4 Anaso Jobodwana (rsa) 20.53; 5 Robin Erewa (ger) 20.61; 6 Emmanuel Dasor (gha) 20.65; 7 Shavez H art (bah) 20.74; 8 Bernardo Valoyes (col) 20.78; h3 (0.3) 1 Salem Eid Yaqoob (brn) 20.19; 2 Ramil Guliyev (tur) 20.23; 3 Aaron Brown (can) 20.23; 4 Shota Iizuka (jpn) 20.49; 5 Emmanuel Matadi (lbr) 20.49; 6 Sibusiso Matsenjwa (swz) 20.63; 7 Levi Cadogan (bar) 21.02; 8 Tega Odele (ngr) 21.25; h4 (0.0) 1 José Carlos H errera (mex) 20.29; 2 Roberto Skyers (cub) 20.44; 3 Jorge Vides (bra) 20.50; 4 Tlotliso Leotlela (rsa) 20.59; 5 Eseosa Desalu (ita) 20.65; 6 Teray Smith (bah) 20.66; h5 (-1,5) 1 Justin Gatlin (usa) 20.42; 2 Matteo Galvan (ita) 20.58; 3 Ramon Gittens (bar) 20.58; 4 Serhiy Smelyuk (ukr) 20.66; 5 Aleixo-Platini Menga (ger) 20.80; 6 Kenji Fujimitsu (jpn) 20.86; 7 Yancarlos Martinez (dom) 20.97; h6 (0.4) 1 N ickel Ashmeade (jam) 20.15; 2 Adam Gemili (gbr) 20.20; 3 Clarence Munyai (rsa) 20.66; 4 Burkheart Ellis (bar) 20.74; 5 Alexander H artmann (aus) 21.02; 6 Tatenda Tsumba (zim) 21.04; 7 Rolando Palacios (hon) 21.32; h7 (0.2) 1 N ery Brenes (crc) 20.20; 2 Churandy Martina (ned) 20.29; 3 Brendon Rodney (can) 20.34; 4 Davide Manenti (ita) 20.51; 5 Adama Jammeh (gam) 20.55; 6 H arold H ouston (ber) 20.85; h8 (0.4) 1 LaShawn Merritt (usa) 20.15; 2 Christophe Lemaitre (fra) 20.28; 3 Julian Reus (ger) 20.39; 4 Reynier Mena (cub) 20.42; 5 Karol Zalewski (pol) 20.54; 6 Bruno de Barros (bra) 20.59; 7 Ihor Bodrov (ukr) 20.86; 8 Carvin N kanata (ken) 21.43; h9 (0.6) 1 Usain Bolt (jam) 20.28; 2 Ejowvokoghene Oduduru (ngr) 20.34; 3 Solomon Bockarie (ned) 20.42; 4 Kyle Greaux (tto) 20.61; 5 Jonathan Borlee (bel) 20.64; 6 Kei Takase (jpn) 20.71; 7 Jaysuma Saidy N dure (nor) 20.78; Ahmed Ali (sud) 20 .78; h10 (1.0) 1 Andre De Grasse (can) 20.09; 2 N ethaneel Mitchell-Blake (gbr) 20.24; 3 Rondell Sorrillo (tto) 20.27; 4 H ua Wilfried Koffi (civ) 20.48; 5 Antoine Adams (skn) 20.49; 6 Stanly Del Carmen (dom) 20.55; 7 Aldemir da Silva Junior (bra) 20.80; 8 Brandon Jones (biz) 21.49 400m (14) 1 W ayde Van Niekerk (rsa) 43.03 W R; 2 Kirani James (grn) 43.76; 3 LaShawn Merritt (usa) 43.85; 4 Machel Cedenio (tto) 44.01; 5 Karabo Sibanda (bot) 44.25; 6 Ali Khamis Khamis (brn) 44.36; 7 Bralon Taplin (grn) 44.45; 8 Matthew Hudson-Smith (gbr) 44.61 400m semis (13) s1 1 Kirani James (grn) 44.02; 2 LaShawn Merritt (usa) 44.21; 3 Karabo Sibanda (bot) 44.47; 4 Luguelín Santos (dom) 44.71; 5 Javon Francis (jam) 44.96; 6 N ery Brenes (crc) 45.02; 7 Liemarvin Bonevacia (ned) 45.03; 8 Lalonde Gordon (tto) 45.13; s2 1 Machel Cedenio (tto) 44.39; 2 W ayde Van N iekerk (rsa) 44.45; 3 Pavel Maslak (cze) 45.06; 4 Luka Janezic (slo) 45.07; 5 David Verburg (usa) 45.61; 6 Rusheen McDonald (jam) 46.12; 7 Abdalelah H aroun (qat) 46.66; s3 1 Bralon Taplin (grn) 44.44; 2 Mattew Hudson-Smith (gbr) 44.48; 3 Ali Khamis Khamis (brn) 44.49; 4 Gil Roberts (usa) 44.65; 5 Steven Gardiner (bah) 44.72; 6 Yoandys Lescay (cub) 45.00; 7 Rafal Omelko (pol) 45.28; 8 Isaac Makwala (bot) 46.60 400m heats (12) h1 1 Machel Cedenio (tto) 44.98; 2 Gil Roberts (usa) 45.27; 3 Yoandys Lescay (cub) 45.36; 4 Fitzroy Dunkley (jam) 45.66; 5 Kevin Borlee (bel) 45.90; 6 Alberth Bravo (ven) 46.15; 7 Alexander Lerionka Sampao (ken) 46.62; h2 1 Bralon Taplin (grn) 45.15; 2 Nery Brenes (crc) 45.53; 3 Karabo Sibanda (bot) 45.56; 4 Matteo Galvan (ita) 46.07; 5 Raymond Kibet (ken) 46.15; h3 1 W ayde Van N iekerk (rsa) 45.26; 2 Luguelín Santos (dom) 45.61; 3 Javon Francis (jam) 45.88; 4 Jonathan Borlee (bel) 46.01; 5 Alphas Leken Kishoyian (ken) 46.74; 6 Brandon Valentine-Parris (vin) 47.62; h4 1 Lalonde Gordon (tto) 45.24; 2 Luka Janezic (slo) 45.33; 3 Baboloki Thebe (bot) 45.41; 4 Chris Brown (bah) 45.56; 5 Martyn Rooney (gbr) 45.60, 6 Julian Jrummi W alsh (jpn) 46.37; 7 Gustavo Cuesta (dom) 46.92; h5 1 LaShawn Merritt (usa) 45.28; 2 Abdalelah H aroun (qat) 45.76; 3 Isaac Makwala (bot) 45.91; 4 Vitalii Butrym (ukr) 45.92; 5 Donald Blair-Sanford (isr) 46.06; 6 Deon Lendore (tto) 46.15; 7 H ederson Estefani (bra) 46.68; h6 1 Kirani James (grn) 44.93; 2 Rusheen McDonald (jam) 45.22; 3 Matthew H udson-Smith (gbr) 45.26; 4 David Verburg (usa) 45.48; 5 W inston George (guy) 45.77; 6 Diego Palomeque (col) 46.48; h7 1 Ali Khamis Khamis (brn) 45.12; 2 Steven Gardiner (bah) 45.24; 3 Liemarvin Bonevacia (ned) 45.49; 4 Rafal Omelko (pol) 45.54; 5 Pavel Maslak (cze) 45.54; 6 Muhammed Anas Yahiya (ind) 45.95; 7 Orukpe Eraiyokan (ngr) 47.42 800m (15) 1 David Lekuta Rudisha (ken) 1.42.15; 2 Taoufik Makhloufi (alg) 1.42.61; 3 Clayton Murphy (usa) 1.42.93; 4 Pierre-Ambroise Bosse (fra) 1.43.41; 5 Ferguson Cheruiyot Rotich (ken) 1.43.41; 6 Marcin Lewandowski (pol) 1.44.20; 7 Alfred Kipketer (usa) 1.46.02; 8 Boris Berian (usa) 1.46.15 800m semis (13) s1 1 Pierre-Ambroise Bosse (fra) 1.43.85; 2 Taoufik Makhloufi (alg) 1.43.85; 3 Marcin Lewandowski (pol) 1.44.56; 4 Ferguson Cheruuiyot Rotich (ken) 1.44.65; 5 Mostafa Smaili (mar) 1.45.78; 6 Kleberson Davide (bra) 1.46.19; 7 Andrés Arroyo (pur) 1.46.74; 8 Michael Rimmer (gbr) 1.46.80; s2 1 Alfred Kipketer (ken) 1.44.38; 2 Boris Berian (usa) 1.44.56; 3 Yassine H ethat 1.44.81; 4 Amel Tuka (bih) 1.45.24;
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