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ETN2010 13(Wicm) Volume 9, No. 13 March 17, 2010 WORLD INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS XII—MEN Tamgho Shocks With TJ Record by Roy Conrad ers in the 60 (Dwain Chambers 6.48), 60 added by Bernard Lagat in the 3000 (7:37.97) Doha, Qatar, March 12–14—In the hurdles (Dayron Robles 7.34), 4x4 (United and Terrence Trammell in 60H (7.36). fairytale world that is modern Doha, it was States 3:03.40) and vault (Steve Hooker Lagat played a typical sit-and-kick game, only fitting that the 13th World Indoor 19-8½/6.01), with U.S.-pacing marks being explaining, “I like to be towed. It’s a champi- Championships should have a fairytale AGENCY GLADYS CHAI/ASVOM ending. The transformation of a small nation Tamgho is closing in on on the Arabian Peninsula from desert backwater to a modern architectural the indoor 59-foot barrier model mirrored the transformation of young Teddy Tamgho from burgeoning triple jump star to the best the event has ever seen indoors. The 20-year-old Frenchman worked his magic when for most the meet was already over and the stands were prob- ably less than half full. Jumping in Doha’s cool Aspire Dome, Tamgho was hot from the get- go, producing a world-leading 57-1½ (17.41) in the first round. That only lasted until the next jump- er, however, as Cuba’s Yoandri Betanzos blew him out of the water with a PR 58-½ (17.69) that moved him to No. 9 on the all-time world list. Tamgho improved to a near-PR 57-5 (17.50) on jump No. 5, but he was still half-a-foot behind the leader. Flash- ing down the runway, he hit the board well and soared high on his last phase as he cut into the ever-present sand at a World Record 58-8¾ (17.90). “I didn’t think I’d be able to achieve such a performance today,” he said. “I knew I had it in me, because last year in Bercy, I had a foul close to 18 meters [59-¾]. “Today, I thought if I won, it would be around 17.60m. But after the Cuban jumped 17.69m, I had to react and give it all. I can’t tell my emotions.” He continued, “The competition was really tough. I was the youngest in the field at 20. There were athletes who were above 30 and experienced. I had to work hard for this medal.” The meet also produced world lead- -77- March 17, 2010 hoogheneonano (Ngr) 6.73; 3. HEATS (3/12; qualify 2+2) World Indoor Leaders Kabia 6.76; I–1. Dmitriy Buryak (Rus) 47.03; 2. Micheal 4. Chun Ho Lai (HK) 6.88; 5. Mathieu (Bah) 47.10; (legal-sized tracks only) Ággelos Aggelákis (Gre) 6.94; 6. 3. Rabah Yousif (Sud) 47.21; 4. San- (¶ = record) John Howard (Mic) 7.30 PR; 7. tiago Ezquerro (Spa) 47.26; 5. Takeshi (new leaders since last issue are in red) Moussa Camara (Gui) 7.39 PR. Fujiwara (ElS) 48.21 NR… dnf—Rennie 60......... 6.48 ............Dwain Chambers (Great Britain) III–1. Brian Mariano (NA) 6.66; Quow (Tri) NR. 200....... 20.38 ...............................Curtis Mitchell (US) 2. Barakat Al-Harthi (Oma) 6.69; II–1. Gillick 46.72; 2. Collazo 46.78; 3. 400....... 45.03 ............................Torrin Lawrence (US) 3. Harry Aikines-Aryeetey (GB) Ricardo Chambers (Jam) 47.06; 800....... 1:45.77 ............Yuriy Borzakovskiy (Russia) 6.72; 4. Aleksandr Vashurkin 4. Dale Garland (GB) 48.26; 5. Wala 1500..... 3:33.10 ..........Deresse Mekonnen (Ethiopia) (Rus) 6.75; Gime (PNG) 49.92 PR. Mile ...... 3:55.26 .................Nick Willis (New Zealand) 5. Yasser Al-Nassiri (Sau) III–1. Jackson 46.87; 2. Brenes 46.94; 3. 3000..... 7:31.75 ................ Augustine Choge (Kenya) 6.83; 6. Wei-Chen Yi (Tai) 6.96 PR; Richard Buck (GB) 47.02; 5000..... 13:02.95 .........................Paul Koech (Kenya) 7. Leon Mengloi (Pau) 7.45 PR; 8. 4. Clemens Zeller (Aut) 47.39; 5. 60H ...... 7.34 ............................ Dayron Robles (Cuba) Quaski Itaia (NRU) 7.66 PR. Lewis Banda (Zim) 48.85; 6. Garologelwane 4 x 400. 3:03.40 .....................................United States IV–1. Rodgers 6.69; 2. Rodney Masheto (Bot) 50.96. HJ ........ 7-9¾ (2.38) ....................Ivan Ukhov (Russia) Green (Bah) 6.73; 3. Pognon IV–1. Torrance 46.70; 2. Edino Steele PV ........ 19-8½ (6.01) .......... Steve Hooker (Australia) 6.73; (Jam) 46.80; LJ ........ 27-½ (8.24) .................... Salim Sdiri (France) 4. Ben Youssef Meité (CI) 3. Brian Gregan (Ire) 47.26; 4. Nicolas TJ ........ 58-8¾ (17.90) ¶ ....... Teddy Tamgho (France) 6.76; 5. Martin Krabbe (Den) 6.79; Fillon (Fra) 48.28; 5. Jarrin Solomon (Tri) SP ........ 72-¼ (21.95) ............ Christian Cantwell (US) 6. David Lescay (Cub) 6.79 PR; 7. 48.37; 6. Matthew Pangelinan (Gum) 55.33 Wt ........ 82-0 (24.99) ........................ A.G. Kruger (US) Jack Iroga (SOL) 7.35 PR. NR NJR PR. Hept ..... 6499 ¶ .............................. Ashton Eaton (US) V–1. Ángel David Rodríguez V–1. Brown 46.95; 2. Denis Alekseyev (Spa) 6.67; 2. Carter 6.69; 3. Vi- (Rus) 47.18; 3. cente de Lima (Bra) 6.75; 4. Roman Marcin Marciniszyn (Pol) 47.23; 4. onship and the champion isn’t crowned until Smirnov (Rus) 6.75; Arismendy Peguero (DR) 47.28; 5. Andrés you cross the finish line. There is no need to 5. Moses Kamut (Van) 7.32 NR; 6. Ya- Silva (Uru) 49.09. do work when I don’t feel like I have to. couba Mamane (Nig) 7.50 PR;… dq—Rolf SEMIS (3/12; qualify 3) “Sometimes I feel like, ‘Hey, if somebody Fongué (Swi). I–1. Jackson 46.13; 2. Gillick 46.15; 3. Col- wants to lead, perfect; I’ll follow you.' If no- VI–1. Ryan Moseley (Aut) 6.76; 2. tie, lazo 46.34 =PR; 4. Steele 46.84; 5. Mathieu body wants to go to the front, then fine. I’ll Pascal Mancini (Swi) & Churandy Martina 47.09; 6. Alekseyev 47.22. go all the way to the back and follow every- (NA) 6.77; II–1. Brown 46.64; 2. Torrance 46.69; body. I just react from there.” 4. Lerone Clarke (Jam) 6.78; 5. Adrian 3. Brenes 46.73; 4. Buryak 46.95; 5. Buck Trammell, twice previously a winner in Ferreira (Par) 7.26; 6. Federico Gorrieri 47.70; 6. Chambers 48.02. this meet, had to settle for silver, but also tied (SMa) 7.31 PR; 7. Sibusiso Matsenjwa (reigning champ Tyler Christopher [Can] the venerable American Record first set by (Swa) 7.39 PR; 8. Jalal Kassab (PLE) 7.65 did not enter) Greg Foster in ’87, then tied by Allen John- NR NJR. son in ’04. VII–1. Bailey 6.70; 2. Reza Ghasemi (Irn) 800 METERS The quick-starting Trammell didn’t yield 6.78; 3. Peter Emelieze (Ngr) 6.78; FINAL (3/14) the lead until Robles's superior lean at the 4. Iván Mocholí (Spa) 6.79; 5. Holder da 1. Abubaker Kaki (Sud) 1:46.23 tape. “I made a mistake coming up to the Silva (GBi) 7.07; 6. George Pine (Kyr) 7.46 (24.96, 27.22 [52.18], 27.68 [1:19.86], 26.37) fifth hurdle,” he explained. “So I have to be PR; 7. Tiraa Arere (COK) 7.64 PR. (52.18/54.05) happy to run a U.S. Record after that. But SEMIS (3/13; qualify 2+2) (first repeat champ since Ereng [Ken] it also shows that I can think about World I–1. Chambers 6.51; 2. Carter 6.64; ’89 & ’91) Records.” 3. Emelieze 6.66; 4. Morlu 6.67 =NR; 2. Boaz Lalang (Ken) 1:46.39 As it was, he moved to =No. 3 on the all- 5. Al-Harthi 6.67 NR; 6. Rodríguez 6.69; 7. 3. Adam Kszczot (Pol) 1:46.69 time world list, with the fastest non-winning Eriguchi 6.77; 8. Ghasemi 6.80. 4. Ahmad Ismail (Sud) 1:46.90 time ever by 0.06. II–1. Kimmons 6.55; 2. Bailey 6.62; 3. 5. Jakub Holuša (CzR) 1:47.28 Francis 6.64; 4. Kabia 6.65; 6. Luis Alberto Marco (Spa) 1:48.99. 60 METERS 5. Oghoogheneonano 6.68; 6. Mancini HEATS (3/12; qualify ) FINAL (3/13) 6.70; 7. Vashurkin 6.77;… dnf—Aikines- I–1. Ismail 1:46.69; 2. Andrew Osagie 1. Dwain Chambers (GB) 6.48 (WL) Aryeetey. (GB) 1:47.40 PR; 2. Mike Rodgers (US) 6.53 III–1. Rodgers 6.56; 2. Pognon 6.64; 3. Kléberson Davide (Bra) 1:49.69 PR; 3. Daniel Bailey (Ant) 6.57 3. Martina 6.65; 4. Green 6.65 NR; 5. 4. Brice Etès (Mon) 1:53.52;… dq—Nick 4. Trell Kimmons (US) 6.59 de Lima 6.69; 6. Moseley 6.71; 7. Smirnov Symmonds (US). 5. Samuel Francis (Qat) 6.62 6.74;… fs—Mariano. II–1. Kaki 1:47.48; 2. David Bustos (Spa) 6. Ronald Pognon (Fra) 6.65 (reigning champ Olusoji Fasuba [Nigeria] 1:47.65; 3. Fabiano Peçanha (Bra) 1:48.29 7. Nesta Carter (Jam) 6.72 did not enter) PR; … dnc—Ibrahim Kabia (SL). 4. Ed Aston (GB) 1:50.32; 5. Edgar 400 METERS HEATS (3/12; qualify 3+3) Cortez (Nic) 1:58.47 PR. FINAL (3/13) I–1. Kimmons 6.61; 2. Francis 6.63; 3. 1. Chris Brown (Bah) 45.96 Abraham Morlu (Lbr) 6.68; 2.
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