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Heats RESULTS 200 Metres MEN Alkuerät TULOKSET 200 M MIEHET 10th IAAF World Championships in Athletics Helsinki From Saturday 6 August to Sunday 14 August 2005 200 Metres MEN 200 m MIEHET ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHL Heats RESULTS Alkuerät TULOKSET ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETI First 3 of each heat (Q) plus 8 fastest times (q) qualified 1 3 TEMPERATURE 24° C WIND -2.5 m/s Heat 1 9 August 2005 12:27 HUMIDITY 69 % Erä 1 8 POS BIB COMPETITOR NAT YEAR START MARK REACTION TIME 1 657 Stéphane BUCKLAND MRI 77 7 20.94 Q 0.228 2 471 Andrew HOWE ITA 85 4 21.08 Q 0.218 3 914 Aaron ARMSTRONG TRI 77 5 21.10 Q 0.174 4 416 Panayiótis SARRÍS GRE 75 6 21.43 0.206 5 94 André DOMINGOS BRA 72 1 21.44 0.144 6 961 Heber VIERA URU 79 8 21.71 0.225 7 426 Nabie Foday FOFANA GUI 80 2 22.16 0.170 SB 8 707 Afzal BAIG PAK 84 3 22.54 0.136 TEMPERATURE 24° C WIND 3.0 m/s Heat 2 9 August 2005 12:35 HUMIDITY 69 % Erä 2 8 POS BIB COMPETITOR NAT YEAR START MARK REACTION TIME 1 320 Ronald POGNON FRA 82 6 20.37 Q 0.163 2 1054 Brian DZINGAI ZIM 81 1 20.76 Q 0.148 3 118 Yordan ILINOV BUL 85 7 20.85 Q 0.148 4 585 Hamed Hamadan AL-BISHI KSA 82 3 21.03 0.185 5 922 Julieon RAEBURN TRI 78 8 21.12 0.210 6 845 Evans MARIE SEY 83 5 21.65 0.177 7 117 Noor Adi Bin ROSTAM BRU 86 4 24.05 0.170 54 Obadele THOMPSON BAR 76 2 DNS Issued Tuesday, 09 August 2005 at 13:30 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO Data processing by EPSON Official IAAF Partners / IAAF:n viralliset yhteistyöyritykset 200 Metres - MEN 2 3 RESULTS TEMPERATURE 24° C WIND 1.8 m/s Heat 3 9 August 2005 12:43 HUMIDITY 69 % Erä 3 8 POS BIB COMPETITOR NAT YEAR START MARK REACTION TIME 1 353 Christian MALCOLM GBR 79 5 20.36 Q 0.166 2 972 John CAPEL USA 78 2 20.40 Q 0.143 SB 3 377 Sebastian ERNST GER 84 4 20.45 Q 0.156 SB 4 26 Patrick JOHNSON AUS 72 1 20.56 q 0.137 SB 5 281 Tommi HARTONEN FIN 77 8 20.59 q 0.166 SB 6 613 Daniel ABENZOAR-FOULE LUX 81 7 21.10 0.176 PB 7 714 Nicholas MANGHAM PLW 86 6 24.39 0.154 PB 494 Omar BROWN JAM 82 3 DNF 0.142 TEMPERATURE 24° C WIND 1.3 m/s Heat 4 9 August 2005 12:49 HUMIDITY 69 % Erä 4 8 POS BIB COMPETITOR NAT YEAR START MARK REACTION TIME 1 384 Tobias UNGER GER 79 3 20.45 Q 0.131 2 513 Christopher WILLIAMS JAM 72 4 20.64 Q 0.152 3 345 Marlon DEVONISH GBR 76 2 20.75 Q 0.145 4 679 Olusoji A. FASUBA NGR 84 5 20.88 q 0.211 5 850 Matic OSOVNIKAR SLO 80 7 20.94 0.151 6 91 Basílio DE MORAES BRA 82 6 20.99 0.147 7 604 Abubaker EL TAWERGHI LBA 78 1 21.72 0.149 SB 911 Darian FORBES TKS 84 8 DNS TEMPERATURE 25° C WIND -0.4 m/s Heat 5 9 August 2005 12:59 HUMIDITY 61 % Erä 5 8 POS BIB COMPETITOR NAT YEAR START MARK REACTION TIME 1 493 Usain BOLT JAM 86 2 20.80 Q 0.167 2 526 Shingo SUETSUGU JPN 80 6 20.85 Q 0.170 3 56 Kristof BEYENS BEL 83 7 20.88 Q 0.146 4 481 Koura KABA FANTONI ITA 84 5 21.10 0.211 5 921 Kevon PIERRE TRI 82 8 21.24 0.173 6 844 Oumar LOUM SEN 73 3 21.37 0.188 7 121 Béranger BOSSE CAF 85 4 22.02 0.162 Issued Tuesday, 09 August 2005 at 13:30 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO Data processing by EPSON Official IAAF Partners / IAAF:n viralliset yhteistyöyritykset 200 Metres - MEN 3 3 RESULTS TEMPERATURE 25° C WIND 4.3 m/s Heat 6 9 August 2005 13:06 HUMIDITY 61 % Erä 6 8 POS BIB COMPETITOR NAT YEAR START MARK REACTION TIME 1 984 Tyson GAY USA 82 2 19.99 Q 0.159 2 722 Marcin JEDRUSINSKI POL 81 4 20.14 Q 0.158 3 340 Jaysuma SAIDY NDURE GAM 84 3 20.14 Q 0.133 4 678 Uchenna EMEDOLU NGR 76 8 20.22 q 0.198 5 897 Johan WISSMAN SWE 82 7 20.26 q 0.191 6 785 Leigh JULIUS RSA 85 5 20.37 q 0.125 7 446 Paul HESSION IRL 83 6 20.40 q 0.156 TEMPERATURE 25° C WIND -2.1 m/s Heat 7 9 August 2005 13:16 HUMIDITY 61 % Erä 7 8 POS BIB COMPETITOR NAT YEAR START MARK REACTION TIME 1 28 Daniel BATMAN AUS 81 1 20.68 Q 0.180 2 666 Guus HOOGMOED NED 81 8 20.80 Q 0.187 3 983 Justin GATLIN USA 82 3 20.90 Q 0.150 4 523 Shinji TAKAHIRA JPN 84 4 21.03 0.167 5 940 Dmytro HLUSHCHENKO UKR 81 5 21.15 0.152 6 898 Mphelave DLAMIN SWZ 71 7 21.79 0.176 PB 7 488 Dion CRABBE IVB 77 2 21.82 0.131 752 Francis OBIKWELU POR 78 6 DNS TEMPERATURE 25° C WIND -2.7 m/s Heat 8 9 August 2005 13:24 HUMIDITY 61 % Erä 8 8 POS BIB COMPETITOR NAT YEAR START MARK REACTION TIME 1 1030 Wallace SPEARMON USA 84 7 20.51 Q 0.229 2 648 Juan Pedro TOLEDO MEX 78 6 20.78 Q 0.150 SB 3 160 Joseph BATANGDON CMR 78 3 20.84 Q 0.162 4 50 Dominic DEMERITTE BAH 78 2 20.90 q 0.132 5 155 Yaozu YANG CHN 81 8 21.03 0.152 6 92 Bruno PACHECO BRA 83 5 21.05 0.135 307 David ALERTE FRA 84 4 DNF 0.192 Issued Tuesday, 09 August 2005 at 13:30 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO Data processing by EPSON Official IAAF Partners / IAAF:n viralliset yhteistyöyritykset.
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