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London World Championships 4-13 August 2017 START LIST 400 Metres Men - Decathlon RECORDS RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE VENUE DATE World Decathlon Best WDB 45.00 Ashton EATON USA 27 Beijing (National Stadium) 28 Aug 2015 Champ. Decathlon Best CDB 45.00 Ashton EATON USA 27 Beijing (National Stadium) 28 Aug 2015 i = Indoor performance Heat 1 11 August 2017 20:45 START TIME 4 LANE NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH PERSONAL BEST SEASON BEST 2 Kevin MAYER FRA 10 Feb 92 48.28 3 Maicel UIBO EST 27 Dec 92 50.24 50.67 4 Thomas VAN DER PLAETSEN BEL 24 Dec 90 48.64 5 Bastien AUZEIL FRA 22 Oct 89 48.66 50.89 6 Mihail DUDAŠ SRB 1 Nov 89 47.47 7 Janek ÕIGLANE EST 25 Apr 94 50.56 50.56 8 Keisuke USHIRO JPN 24 Jul 86 49.66 51.61 9 Pau TONNESEN ESP 24 Oct 92 50.24 53.62 Heat 2 11 August 2017 20:54 START TIME 4 LANE NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH PERSONAL BEST SEASON BEST 2 Adam Sebastian HELCELET CZE 27 Oct 91 48.66 49.50 3 Ashley BRYANT GBR 17 May 91 48.10 49.69 4 Trey HARDEE USA 7 Feb 84 47.51 49.02 5 Martin ROE NOR 1 Apr 92 49.00 49.64 6 Jorge UREÑA ESP 8 Oct 93 49.17 49.62 7 Pieter BRAUN NED 21 Jan 93 48.02 49.09 8 Cedric DUBLER AUS 13 Jan 95 48.18 49.56 9 Zach ZIEMEK USA 23 Feb 93 49.04 50.20 Heat 3 11 August 2017 21:03 START TIME 4 LANE NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH PERSONAL BEST SEASON BEST 2 Oleksiy KASYANOV UKR 26 Aug 85 47.46 48.68 3 Kurt FELIX GRN 4 Jul 88 48.63 48.67 4 Eelco SINTNICOLAAS NED 7 Apr 87 47.88 48.37 5 Akihiko NAKAMURA JPN 23 Oct 90 47.17 48.48 6 Fredrik SAMUELSSON SWE 16 Feb 95 48.99 48.99 7 Rico FREIMUTH GER 14 Mar 88 47.51 48.76 8 Larbi BOURRADA ALG 10 May 88 46.69 48.47 9 Ilya SHKURENEV ANA 11 Jan 91 47.88 49.00 Heat 4 11 August 2017 21:12 START TIME 4 LANE NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH PERSONAL BEST SEASON BEST 2 Dominik DISTELBERGER AUT 16 Mar 90 47.25 48.16 3 Damian WARNER CAN 4 Nov 89 46.54 47.49 4 Karl Robert SALURI EST 6 Aug 93 47.59 47.59 5 Mathias BRUGGER GER 6 Aug 92 47.29 47.29 6 Sutthisak SINGKHON THA 5 Oct 96 48.05 48.05 7 Devon WILLIAMS USA 17 Jan 94 48.14 48.14 8 Kai KAZMIREK GER 28 Jan 91 46.75 47.40 9 Lindon VICTOR GRN 23 Feb 93 48.24 48.24 PERFORMANCE 41.47 41.92 42.37 42.83 43.29 43.76 44.23 44.71 45.19 45.68 46.17 46.67 47.17 POINTS 1250 1225 1200 1175 1150 1125 1100 1075 1050 1025 1000 975 950 47.68 48.19 48.72 49.25 49.78 50.32 50.87 51.43 52.00 52.58 53.16 53.76 54.36 925 900 875 850 825 800 775 750 725 700 675 650 625 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO AT-400-M-u---DEC-M.SL2..v1 Issued at 13:01 on Friday, 11 August 2017 Official Partners.

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