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IAAF DIAMOND LEAGUE Shanghai (CHN) 14 May 2016 Start List START TIME REVISED 1 4x100m Relay Men 20:54 14 MAY 2016 14 MAY 12:03 WORLD RECORD 36.84 Jamaica JAM London (GBR) 11 AUG 2012 AREA RECORD 37.92 China CHN Beijing (CHN) 29 AUG 2015 AREA RECORD 37.73 Great Britain & NI GBR Sevilla (ESP) 29 AUG 1999 AREA RECORD 38.17 Australia AUS Göteborg (SWE) 5 AUG 1995 AREA RECORD 38.17 Australia AUS London (GBR) 10 AUG 2012 WORLD LEAD 38.11 Canada CAN Gainesville (USA) 2 APR 2016 DIAMOND LEAGUE RECORD 37.45 United States USA Zürich (SUI) 19 AUG 2010 MEETING RECORD 39.02 Hong Kong HKG 19 MAY 2012 TIMING, RESULTS SERVICE & DISTANCE MEASUREMENT BY Nation Lane Result Rank Name 2 CHN - GUANG DONG LI Wenneng ZHANG Ruixuan LIN Renkeng MA Jianliang 3 CHN - CHINA 2 TANG Xingqiang WU Zhiqiang CHEN Shiwei PAN Xinyue 4 AUS - AUSTRALIA HERRIGAN Brandon HALE Jack SEARLE Cameron WILLIAMS Trae 5 MIX - MIXED TEAM SALAAM Rakieem WALKER Justin YOUNG Isiah BROWN Aaron 6 CHN - CHINA 1 MO Youxue XIE Zhenye SU Bingtian ZHANG Peimeng 7 MIX - JAMAICA MVP FISHER Andrew FORTE Julian SMITH Kavean LEVY Ronald INTERNET Service: shanghai.diamondleague.com Page 1 of 2 printed at SAT 14 MAY 2016 12:03 IAAF DIAMOND LEAGUE Shanghai (CHN) 14 May 2016 Start List START TIME REVISED 1 4x100m Relay Men 20:54 14 MAY 2016 14 MAY 12:03 Nation Lane Result Rank Name 8 POL - POLAND KUC Dariusz SLOWIKOWSKI Przemyslaw KRYNSKI Kamil GRZESKOWIAK Krzysztof 9 HKG - HONG KONG TSUI Chi Ho NG Ka Fung LAI Chun Ho LI Lut Yin Note: startlist revised INTERNET Service: shanghai.diamondleague.com Page 2 of 2 printed at SAT 14 MAY 2016 12:03.

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