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Russia’s Sidorova upstages Morris for pole vault gold MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2019 © IAAF Samba aims for home delight as Warholm, Benjamin loom BigBig men’s 400m4 hurdles battle could raise the roof at Khalifa International Stadium RAAJIVRAAAJIVT TRIPATHIRIPA DOHADOHA IFIF therethetherth e is anyany racerace in which Qatar’s flamboyantflambflflamambmboyaoyyany t runnerrunner AbderrahmanAbde Sam- baae evereverve needsneneeds thethe backingbacking of his fans and supporters,suppsuuppporortorteo ersrs,s it isis at the KhalifaK Interna- tionaltitiontioioni nala StadiumStadtataditadiad um tonighttonight on Monday at 10.4010.4100.440 pmpm – thethe finalfinal of the 400m hur- dless ofo thethhee IAAFIAIAAA WorldWorld AthleticsA Cham- pionshipspioniononshipshishiphipps DohaDDoohha 2019.2019. 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But Rai is also chasing me since of the event history – Warholm, Benja- backback intointo thethhe reckoningreec and set min and Samba - are pitched in the bat- all the trackstrackss afireafi last season, Zurich and he wants to beat me. I am very nervous to be honest and I tle for the gold and glory. Other runners afterafter hishis victoryvictotoo in the 2017 think it is pretty obvious why. It has been a final everyone has been in the final include 2017 London worlds ZagrebZagreb IAAFIAAFAFF World Chal- talking about. The level is very, very high and I am going to have dig very runner-up and Rio Olympics bronze lenge,lenge, inin whichwhhicic he started his deep to have a chance of winning. I am not looking forward to that tough medallist Yasmani Copello (Turkey), TJ winningwinning rununn with a 48.70 and painful experience on Monday but I am ready. Holmes (US), Alison dos Santos (Brazil) time.time. and Abdelmalik Lahoulou (Algeria). The QatariQaa then domi- – Karsten Warholm of Norway However, the leading trio is in class natednated thethe scene like an of its own. If the race has seen a huge unchallengedunchal Czar build-up, it is because of them. An un- ofof thethe men’s 400m Men’s 400m hurdles line-up precedented anticipation of fans for hurdles.hurdl In his in- LANE BIB ATHLETE COUNTRY PB SB the men’s 400m hurdles final may be crediblecredi sequence rewarded with a world record on Mon- ofof sizzlingsi runs, he DOHA 2019 day as well. It has to be seen if War- becamebec the second 2 1149 Kyron McMaster IVB 47.54 48.33 holm and defend the title and extend fastestfast man in the 3 1895 TJ Holmes USA 48.30 48.58 his winning run to nine. eventev in Paris in 4 1491 Karsten Warholm NOR 46.92 46.92 Samba always uses his unfortunate JuneJu when he 5 328 Alison dos Santos BRA 48.35 48.35 fumble on the last hurdle during the wasw timed home 6 1772 Yasmani Copello TUR 47.81 48.39 London WCH race two years ago to fire in 46.98. Then he 7 1867 Rai Benjamin USA 46.98 46.98 himself up. From a medal prospect, he wrappedwrap up his Di- 8 105 Abdelmalik Lahoulou ALG 48.39 48.39 could finish a heartbreaking seventh. amondamond League campaigncampaig with another 9 1603 Abderrahman Samba QAT 46.98 47.27 Can the flashback of that race can com- victoryvictory in July.July. bine with the fans support to push Sam- DueDue to Asian Games,Gam he had to run in Shanghai and posted a fine victory a head-to-head battle. The Norwegian ba to beat all the barriers and bag a gold? skipskip the DiamondDiamond LeagueLea finals and on Benjamin, the son of famous West produced a scorching run and clocked The possibility can’t be ruled out. If he is focusfocus on helpinghelping QatarQatar collect medals Indian cricketer Winston Benjamin. The 46.92 to rise to the second spot on the competing in three events in the Doha inin Jakarta,Jakarta, IndonesiaIndonesia last season. Or pair was entered in the Eugene/Stanford all-time fastest list behind the world re- 2019, with 400m and 4x400m relays be- withoutwithout a shredshred of doubt,do he would leg in June as well. But Samba pulled out cord holder Kevin Young of the US. He ing other two, he must be certainly hav- have beenbeen a proudproud ownerow of at least of the race due to injury. also finished the year as unbeaten. ing a game plan and plenty of power in one DiamondDiamond LeagueLeagueu trophy!tr Then it was the time for Benjamin Benjamin was also inspired and his legs. It has to be seen how he tackles Butt thishis year,yeaear, SambaSambaama began the out- and Warholm to up the game. In the Zu- launched a sizzling chase of Warholm. the most important race of his life thus doordoor seasonseaeaasonon with thethhe DiamondDiD League rich Diamond League finale, the two had The American was paid off and though far on the morrow. Abdelaziz Mohamed suffers 400m hurdles WR just a matter of time and date: Young a fall in 200m heats IAAF doubled to four the number of (Benjamin) and Karston (War- DOHA hurdlers who have smashed holm) and I asked, ‘how old are through the 47-second barrier. you guys? And they’re 22, 23 AS Kevin Young prepares to Three will be lining up in Khal- years old. I think, ‘Wow! Man!’ watch the men’s 400m hur- ifa Stadium in the final. You guys are still developing, dles final on Monday night, he “That’s the story,” Young you guys will probably break it does so knowing that his days said. “You have three hurdlers a few times.” as the world record holder in who haven’t reached their pin- The world record’s ‘X fac- the event are numbered. And nacle. That’s the beauty of this tor’, as Young calls it, lies in after carrying that honour for event right now.” the hurdler’s ability to control more than 27 years, he’s ex- Indeed, Young points out, their speed. cited about the prospect. the only component that’s “When I broke the world re- “Never in the history of the missing for the youthful trio - cord I ran six seconds to the first event have there been three Benjamin is 22, Warholm 23 hurdle. Between 5.8 and six sec- hurdlers at one time who have and Samba just turned 24 - is onds. I think it’s six seconds. Rai all run under 47.2,” Young experience. World record holder of 400m hurdles Kevin Young of the USA. told me it was 5.8 seconds. And said on the morning of Zu- “They are all young hur- I asked him, ‘How fast are you rich’s IAAF Diamond League dlers. And hurdling is a disci- he refers to as “the master” Young was 25 when he getting to the first hurdle?’ He final last month. pline which you develop over and a “well-oiled machine”. sped a seemingly impossible said 5.5. And I said, ‘You guys He didn’t know then that time. You get comfortable with “For many years I tried go- 46.78 to secure the 1992 Olym- are running too damned fast.’ ” less than 12 hours later his the race. And you get comfort- ing 13 steps, and floundered. pic gold medal, and his place in “That is the holy grail of the point would be underscored able with how you run the race. I tried it during the national athletics’ history. He smashed event. It’s called speed main- by Karsten Warholm and Rai It’s discipline and strategy.” championships in 1986 and the previous world record, Mo- tenance. I know personally, Benjamin after they joined Young said he spent much ended up going 11 steps at one ses’ fourth by a massive 0.24 when you get to that 200-me- Abderrahman Samba as mem- of his early career experi- of the hurdles. All through my seconds. That could only come, tre phase you start opening up bers of the sub-47 club in the menting with a variety of ap- last collegiate season I was go- he said, after a long period of and you want to run fast.
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    Men's Pole Vault City Event 02.09.2020 Start list Pole Vault Time: 18:06 Records Order Athlete Nat NR PB SB 1 Claudio Michel STECCHI ITA 5.90 5.75 5.50 WR 6.18 Armand DUPLANTIS SWE Emirates Arena, Glasgow 15.02.20 2 Thiago BRAZ BRA 6.03 6.03 5.50 AR 6.18 Armand DUPLANTIS SWE Emirates Arena, Glasgow 15.02.20 3 Thibaut COLLET FRA 6.16 5.61 5.60 NR 5.71 Felix BÖHNI SUI Bern 11.06.83 WJR 6.05 Armand DUPLANTIS SWE Olympiastadion, Berlin 12.08.18 4 Paweł WOJCIECHOWSKI POL 6.02 5.93 5.61 MR 6.01 Piotr LISEK POL 05.07.19 5 Cole WALSH USA 6.06 5.83 5.65 DLR 6.05 Renaud LAVILLENIE FRA Hayward Field, Eugene, OR 30.05.15 6 Christopher NILSEN USA 6.06 5.95 SB 6.01 Armand DUPLANTIS SWE Olympiastadion, Stockholm 23.08.20 7 Renaud LAVILLENIE FRA 6.16 6.05 5.71 8 Sam KENDRICKS USA 6.06 6.06 5.82 9 Armand DUPLANTIS SWE 6.05 6.05 6.01 2020 World Outdoor list 6.01 Armand DUPLANTIS SWE Stockholm (SWE) 23.08.20 Heights: 5.32 - 5.52 - 5.62 - 5.72 - 5.77 - 5.82 - 5.87 - 5.92 - 5.97 - 6.02 - 6.07 5.90 Jacob WOOTEN USA Ciudad de México (MEX) 22.02.20 5.90 Matt LUDWIG USA Ciudad de México (MEX) 22.02.20 5.90 Piotr LISEK POL Szczecin (POL) 16.08.20 5.82 Audie WYATT USA Ciudad de México (MEX) 22.02.20 5.82 KC LIGHTFOOT USA Russellville, MO (USA) 24.07.20 Medal Winners Lausanne previous Winners 5.82 Sam KENDRICKS USA Chorzów (POL) 25.08.20 2019 - IAAF World Ch.
  • PM INDOOR MEETING 4.2.19 EN Lengoo

    PM INDOOR MEETING 4.2.19 EN Lengoo

    +++ PRESS RELEASE INDOOR MEETING Karlsruhe 2019 +++ Fabian Dürr Telephone: 0721 782045-261 The INDOOR MEETING Karlsruhe shines Email: [email protected] with world-class performances Karlsruhe, 4 February 2019 World record performance of the year, a national record, and a Meeting record go to high-jumper Naoto Tobe / Sold out athletics arena Spectators experienced astonishing performances last Saturday with three World record performances of the year, three national records, and a Meeting record in the completely sold out Karlsruhe athletics arena in Hall 3 of the Karlsruhe Trade Fair Centre at the INDOOR MEETING Karlsruhe. Visitors also got to see top-class German athletes. A total of seven DLV athletes mastered the standard set for the upcoming European Indoor Championships scheduled to take place in GlasgoW this coming March. As part of the IAAF World Indoor Tour, the INDOOR MEETING Karlsruhe once again shoWed itself at its best this year. Naoto Tobe, an athlete from Japan, Was the person Who sealed the deal and impressed everyone at the Meeting. Leaping over 2.35 metres in the high-jump not only earned the talented athlete the best performance and the national record, but he also set a new Meeting record that had not been broken since 1994. Wu Yung from China took second place (2.31 metres), Which meant that another Asian athlete cracked the 2.30 metre mark. The 60-metre Women’s sprint was so fast that it was over in mere seconds. In the forerun, Polish athlete Ewa Swoboda made a time of 7.08 seconds, a world record performance of the year.
  • 58Th Ostrava Golden Spike

    58Th Ostrava Golden Spike

    58th Ostrava Golden Spike Ostrava - Vítkovice RESULT LIST 400 Metres Men (Gyulai Memorial) RESULT NAME COUNTRY DATE VENUE WR 43.03 Wayde VAN NIEKERK RSA 14 Aug 2016 Rio de Janeiro (Estádio Olímpico) WL 43.45 Michael NORMAN USA 20 Apr 2019 Torrance, CA (USA) MR 44.16 Lashawn Merritt USA 17 Jun 2014 Ostrava TEMPERATURE 25.8°C HUMIDITY 59.3% June 20 2019 19:30 PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH LANE RESULT POINTS REACTION 1 Steven Gardiner BAH 12 Sep 95 4 44.95 SB 0.186 1 2 Abbas Abubaker BRN 17 May 96 6 45.86 0.585 8 3 Luka Janežič SLO 14 Nov 95 7 45.97 0.192 4 4 Tapelo Phora RSA 21 Nov 91 3 46.14 0.186 2 5 Kyle Clemons USA 27 Dec 90 1 46.41 0.201 6 6 Kenny Bednarek USA 14 Sep 98 5 47.02 0.190 3 7 Martin Rooney GBR 3 Apr 87 8 47.38 SB 0.210 7 8 Jan Tesař CZE 26 Mar 90 2 47.94 0.197 5 LEGEND WR World Record WL World Lead MR Meeting Record SB Season Best ALL-TIME TOP LIST 2019 TOP LIST RESULT NAME VENUE DATE RESULT NAME VENUE DATE 43.03 Wayde Van Niekerk (RSA) Rio de Janeiro (BRA) 14 Aug 2016 43.45 Michael Norman (USA) Torrance, CA (USA) 20 Apr 43.18 Michael Johnson (USA) Sevilla (ESP) 26 Aug 1999 44.23 Kahmari Montgomery (USA) Austin, TX (USA) 7 Jun 43.29 Butch Reynolds (USA) Zürich (SUI) 17 Aug 1988 44.25 Stewart Trevor (USA) Austin, TX (USA) 7 Jun 43.45 Jeremy Wariner (USA) Osaka (JPN) 31 Aug 2007 44.31 Rai Benjamin (USA) Torrance, CA (USA) 20 Apr 43.45 Michael Norman (USA) Torrance, CA (USA) 20 Apr 2019 44.49 Fred Kerley (USA) Kingston (JAM) 8 Jun 43.50 Quincy Watts (USA) Barcelona (ESP) 5 Aug 1992 44.53 Quincy Hall (USA) Columbia, SC (USA) 13 Apr 43.65 Lashawn Merritt (USA) Beijing (CHN) 26 Aug 2015 44.60 Abderrahman Samba (QAT) Pretoria (RSA) 9 Apr 43.70 Fred Kerley (USA) Austin, TX (USA) 26 May 2017 44.63 Wilbert London (USA) Austin, TX (USA) 7 Jun 43.72 Isaac Makwala (BOT) La Chaux-de-Fonds (S 5 Jul 2015 44.64 Jonathan Jones (BAR) Austin, TX (USA) 7 Jun 43.74 Kirani James (GRN) Lausanne (SUI) 3 Jul 2014 44.73 Kenneth Bednarek (USA) Hobbs, NM (USA) 18 May Timing & Data service by OnlineSystem s.r.o.