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RESULTS REVISED 400 Metres Men - Round 1 First 2 in Each Heat (Q) and the Next 8 Fastest (Q) Advance to the Semi-Final Barcelona (ESP) World Junior Championships 10-15 July 2012 RESULTS REVISED 400 Metres Men - Round 1 First 2 in each heat (Q) and the next 8 fastest (q) advance to the Semi-Final Bib 647 NATIONAL JUNIOR RECORD ADDED RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE DATE VENUE World Junior Record 43.87 Steve LEWIS USA 19 28 Sep 1988 Seoul Championships Record 44.66 Hamdan Odha AL-BISHI KSA 19 20 Oct 2000 Santiago de Chile World Junior Leading 44.45 Luguelín SANTOS DOM 19 27 May 2012 Hengelo TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY START TIME Heat 1 8 10 July 2012 18:06 28° C 70 % PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH LANE RESULT REACTION Fn 1 574 Boniface Ontuga MWERESA KEN 13 Nov 93 5 46.16 Q 0.233 2 702 Patryk DOBEK POL 13 Feb 94 2 46.90 Q 0.185 3 491 Marco LORENZI ITA 20 Jun 93 6 47.19 q 0.234 4 674 Sondre Nyvold LID NOR 12 May 94 4 47.40 0.187 5 609 Talbert POLEON LCA 12 Feb 94 7 47.45 0.347 6 135 Marc-André ALEXANDRE CAN 22 Oct 93 8 48.37 0.208 7 451 Alexander ROHANI IRI 21 Feb 95 9 48.59 0.219 8 438 Sumit MALIK IND 09 Sep 94 3 48.82 0.226 TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY START TIME Heat 2 8 10 July 2012 18:13 28° C 70 % PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH LANE RESULT REACTION Fn 1 854 Machel CEDENIO TRI 06 Sep 95 6 46.58 Q 0.239 2 52 O'Jay FERGUSON BAH 17 Oct 93 5 46.69 Q 0.166 3 299 Jani KOSKELA FIN 14 Apr 93 7 48.46 0.158 4 784 Chin Hui NG SIN 12 Jan 94 4 48.56 0.157 5 666 Mohamedine MAHAMADOU NIG 19 Nov 94 3 49.05 0.182 6 806 D. Madushanka RANASINGHEARACHCHIL SRI 20 May 93 2 49.43 0.189 7 634 José Fernando MARTÍNEZ MEX 05 Sep 93 8 49.71 0.148 811 Sadam Suliman KOUMI SUD 06 Apr 94 9 DNS TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY START TIME Heat 3 8 10 July 2012 18:20 28° C 70 % PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH LANE RESULT REACTION Fn 1 417 Stephan JAMES GUY 01 Jan 93 2 46.99 Q NJ 0.172 2 778 Nikita UGLOV RUS 11 Oct 93 8 47.37 Q 0.214 3 193 Diego PALOMEQUE COL 05 Dec 93 7 47.55 0.198 4 539 Kazushi KIMURA JPN 17 Jan 93 5 47.98 0.221 5 137 Benjamin AYESU-ATTAH CAN 28 Apr 93 3 48.08 0.189 6 295 Roy RAVANA FIJ 04 Nov 93 9 48.17 0.000 7 690 Mohmmed AL SHUEILI OMA 28 Jan 94 4 51.04 0.175 4 Mohamed BELBACHIR ALG 11 Jan 94 6 DNS 1 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO AT-400-M-h----.RS6..v2 Issued at 11:41 on Thursday, 12 July 2012 3 Official IAAF Partners Barcelona (ESP) World Junior Championships 10-15 July 2012 REVISED RESULTS REVISED 400 Metres Men - Round 1 TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY START TIME Heat 4 8 10 July 2012 18:26 28° C 70 % PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH LANE RESULT REACTION Fn 1 568 Alphas Leken KISHOYIAN KEN 12 Oct 94 3 46.22 Q 0.268 2 31 Jarryd BUCHAN AUS 19 May 94 9 47.04 Q 0.219 3 753 Ruan GREYLING RSA 28 Jul 93 6 47.65 0.266 4 596 Bandar Atiyah KAABI KSA 11 May 93 8 47.79 0.160 5 629 Alexandru BABIAN MDA 02 Feb 93 7 48.63 0.205 6 801 Miloš RAOVIC SRB 12 May 94 5 48.82 0.316 7 249 Lucas BUA ESP 12 Jan 94 4 48.94 0.176 656 Madunta CHUKWUMA NGR 05 Sep 94 2 DNS TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY START TIME Heat 5 8 10 July 2012 18:33 28° C 70 % PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH LANE RESULT REACTION Fn 1 515 Javon FRANCIS JAM 14 Dec 94 5 46.31 Q PB 0.205 2 228 Luguelín SANTOS DOM 12 Nov 93 2 46.34 Q 0.187 3 689 Andrew WHYTE NZL 11 Oct 93 7 46.62 q PB 0.172 4 748 Sorin VATAMANU ROU 11 Jun 93 6 46.99 q 0.173 5 618 Lucka RAHERINDRAINY MAD 27 Nov 94 3 47.90 PB 0.217 6 537 Kenta KIMURA JPN 11 Dec 93 1 48.03 0.195 7 422 Dávid BARTHA HUN 01 Apr 94 9 48.32 0.227 8 732 Victor SOARES POR 18 Dec 94 4 48.93 0.189 9 647 Marcio CRUZ NCA 12 Nov 94 8 50.77 NJ 0.159 TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY START TIME Heat 6 8 10 July 2012 18:40 28° C 70 % PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH LANE RESULT REACTION Fn 1 917 Arman HALL USA 14 Feb 94 8 46.13 Q 0.147 2 202 Mateo RUŽIC CRO 16 Aug 94 7 46.30 Q PB 0.170 3 489 Michele TRICCA ITA 26 Apr 93 3 46.31 q SB 0.333 4 403 Daniel GYASI GHA 25 Sep 94 4 46.85 q PB 0.267 5 198 Luis Alonso MURILLO CRC 03 Feb 93 6 47.85 0.318 6 633 José Ricardo JIMÉNEZ MEX 02 Nov 95 9 48.03 0.184 7 56 Elroy MCBRIDE BAH 23 Dec 93 2 48.18 0.196 698 John RIVAN PNG 13 Jun 93 5 DQ 163.3 0.242 Note: IAAF Rule 163.3 - Outside Lane 2 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO AT-400-M-h----.RS6..v2 Issued at 11:41 on Thursday, 12 July 2012 3 Official IAAF Partners Barcelona (ESP) World Junior Championships 10-15 July 2012 REVISED RESULTS REVISED 400 Metres Men - Round 1 TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY START TIME Heat 7 8 10 July 2012 18:49 28° C 70 % PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH LANE RESULT REACTION Fn 1 40 Steven SOLOMON AUS 16 May 93 5 46.16 Q 0.172 2 246 Julio ARENAS ESP 24 Apr 93 4 46.42 Q PB 0.173 3 958 José MELÉNDEZ VEN 19 May 93 3 46.45 q PB 0.218 4 518 Lennox WILLIAMS JAM 23 Oct 94 8 47.31 0.152 5 714 Rafal SMOLEN POL 26 Feb 94 9 47.37 0.205 6 856 Asa GUEVARA TRI 20 Dec 95 2 47.93 0.190 7 162 Abdelkhedere Abdelrahaman ABDELBAS CHA 02 Jan 95 7 50.80 PB 0.169 676 Andreas ROTH NOR 29 Apr 93 6 DNF 0.228 TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY START TIME Heat 8 8 10 July 2012 18:56 28° C 70 % PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH LANE RESULT REACTION Fn 1 901 Aldrich BAILEY USA 06 Feb 94 4 46.40 Q 0.172 2 751 Pieter CONRADIE RSA 20 Oct 94 8 46.70 Q 0.164 3 588 Basheer Atiah AL BARAKATI KSA 16 Jan 94 5 47.07 q PB 0.212 4 780 Nikita VESNIN RUS 15 Apr 94 3 47.22 q 0.202 5 77 Shaquille DILL BER 04 Sep 93 2 47.38 0.273 6 894 Oleksiy POZDNYAKOV UKR 01 Apr 95 1 48.00 0.189 7 401 Kwame DONYINAH GHA 06 Nov 93 9 48.55 0.209 8 960 Brandon VALENTINE-PARRIS VIN 17 Apr 95 6 48.93 PB 0.232 188 Gedeon TSHIMANGA MUTOMBO COD 15 Jun 94 7 DNS ALL-TIME TOP LIST SEASON TOP LIST RESULT NAME Venue DATE RESULT NAME Venue DATE 43.87 Steve LEWIS (USA) Seoul 28 Sep 88 44.45 Luguelín SANTOS (DOM) Hengelo 27 May 12 44.36 Kirani JAMES (GRN) Zürich 8 Sep 11 45.19 Aldrich BAILEY (USA) Lubbock, TX 28 Apr 12 44.45 Luguelín SANTOS (DOM) Hengelo 27 May 12 45.46 Bafetoleng MOGAMI (BOT) Windhoek 28 Apr 12 44.66 Hamdan Odha AL-BISHI (KSA) Santiago de Chile 20 Oct 00 45.54 Steven SOLOMON (AUS) Melbourne (Lakeside) 15 Apr 12 44.66 LaShawn MERRITT (USA) Kingston, JAM 7 May 05 45.59 Arman HALL (USA) Albuquerque, NM 2 Jun 12 44.69 Darrell ROBINSON (USA) Indianapolis, IN 24 Jul 82 45.62 Diego PALOMEQUE (COL) Medellín 28 Apr 12 44.73 James ROLLE (USA) Colorado Springs, CO 2 Jul 83 45.64 Alphas Leken KISHOYIAN (KEN) Nairobi 9 Jun 12 44.75 Darren CLARK (AUS) Los Angeles, CA 8 Aug 84 45.94 Nijel AMOS (BOT) Grefrath-Oedt 20 Jun 12 44.75 Deon MINOR (USA) Austin, TX 5 Jun 92 46.00 Boniface Ontuga MWERESA (KEN) Nairobi 9 Jun 12 44.93 Nagmeldin ALI ABUBAKR (SUD) Makkah 14 Apr 05 46.02 Machel CEDENIO (TRI) Port-of-Spain 23 Jun 12 3 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO AT-400-M-h----.RS6..v2 Issued at 11:41 on Thursday, 12 July 2012 3 Official IAAF Partners.
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