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31. POLETNE OLIMPIJSKE IGRE 31 st Summer Olympic Games Rio de Janeiro (BRA), 12. – 21. avgust 2016 Men's 400m - 12.08.2016 Heat 1 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Machel CEDENIO TTO 95 44.98 2. Gil ROBERTS USA 89 45.27 3. Yoandys LESCAY CUB 94 45.36 4. Fitzroy DUNKLEY JAM 93 45.66 5. Kevin BORLÉE BEL 88 45.90 6. Alberth BRAVO VEN 87 46.15 7. Alexander Lerionka SAMPAO KEN 96 46.62 8. Ousseini DJIBO IDRISSA NIG 98 50.06 PB Heat 2 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Bralon TAPLIN GRN 92 45.15 2. Nery BRENES CRC 85 45.53 3. Karabo SIBANDA BOT 98 45.56 4. Anas BESHR EGY 93 45.90 5. Matteo GALVAN ITA 88 46.07 6. Raymond KIBET KEN 96 46.15 7. Ali MEHBOOB PAK 90 48.37 8. Bachir MAHAMAT CHA 96 48.59 SB Heat 3 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Wayde VAN NIEKERK RSA 92 45.26 2. Luguelín SANTOS DOM 93 45.61 3. Javon FRANCIS JAM 94 45.88 4. Jonathan BORLÉE BEL 88 46.01 5. Alonzo RUSSELL BAH 92 46.23 6. Alfas Leken KISHOYAN KEN 94 46.74 7. Brandon VALENTINE-PARRIS VIN 95 47.62 Heat 4 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Lalonde GORDON TTO 88 45.24 2. Luka JANEŽI Č SLO 95 45.33 3. Baboloki THEBE BOT 97 45.41 4. Christopher BROWN BAH 78 45.56 SB 5. Martyn ROONEY GBR 87 45.60 6. Julian Jrummi WALSH JPN 96 46.37 7. Gustavo CUESTA DOM 88 46.92 8. James Nyang CHIENGJIEK SSD 92 52.89 PB Heat 5 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. LaShawn MERRITT USA 86 45.28 2. Abdalleleh HAROUN QAT 97 45.76 3. Isaac MAKWALA BOT 86 45.91 4. Vіtal іy BUTRYM UKR 91 45.92 5. Donald BLAIR-SANFORD ISR 87 46.06 6. Deon LENDORE TTO 92 46.15 7. Hederson ALVES ESTEFANI BRA 91 46.68 Heat 6 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Kirani JAMES GRN 92 44.93 2. Rusheen MCDONALD JAM 92 45.22 SB 3. Matthew HUDSON-SMITH GBR 94 45.26 4. David VERBURG USA 91 45.48 5. Winston GEORGE GUY 87 45.77 6. Abbas Abubakar ABBAS BRN 96 46.01 SB 7. Diego PALOMEQUE COL 93 46.48 Heat 7 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Ali Khamis KHAMIS BRN 95 45.12 2. Steven GARDINER BAH 95 45.24 3. Liemarvin BONEVACIA NED 89 45.49 4. Rafał OMELKO POL 89 45.54 5. Pavel MASLÁK CZE 91 45.54 6. Mohammed Anas C.G. IND 94 45.95 7. Erayokan ORUKPE NGR 93 47.42 8. Yuzo KANEMARU JPN 87 48.38 Men's 400m - 13.08.2016 Semifinal 1 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Kirani JAMES GRN 92 44.02 2. LaShawn MERRITT USA 86 44.21 3. Karabo SIBANDA BOT 98 44.47 4. Luguelín SANTOS DOM 93 44.71 SB 5. Javon FRANCIS JAM 94 44.96 6. Nery BRENES CRC 85 45.02 7. Liemarvin BONEVACIA NED 89 45.03 SB 8. Lalonde GORDON TTO 88 45.13 Semifinal 2 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Machel CEDENIO TTO 95 44.39 2. Wayde VAN NIEKERK RSA 92 44.45 3. Pavel MASLÁK CZE 91 45.06 SB 4. Luka JANEŽI Č SLO 95 45.07 PB 5. David VERBURG USA 91 45.61 6. Rusheen MCDONALD JAM 92 46.12 7. Abdalleleh HAROUN QAT 97 46.66 - Baboloki THEBE BOT 97 DNS Semifinal 3 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score 1. Bralon TAPLIN GRN 92 44.44 1219 2. Matthew HUDSON-SMITH GBR 94 44.48 1216 PB 3. Ali Khamis KHAMIS BRN 95 44.49 1215 4. Gil ROBERTS USA 89 44.65 1204 SB 5. Steven GARDINER BAH 95 44.72 1199 6. Yoandys LESCAY CUB 94 45.00 1180 PB 7. Rafał OMELKO POL 89 45.28 1160 8. Isaac MAKWALA BOT 86 46.60 1071 Men's 400m - 14.08.2016 Final Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Wayde VAN NIEKERK RSA 92 43.03 WR, AR 2. Kirani JAMES GRN 92 43.76 SB 3. LaShawn MERRITT USA 86 43.85 SB 4. Machel CEDENIO TTO 95 44.01 PB 5. Karabo SIBANDA BOT 98 44.25 PB 6. Ali Khamis KHAMIS BRN 95 44.36 PB 7. Bralon TAPLIN GRN 92 44.45 8. Matthew HUDSON-SMITH GBR 94 44.61 Men's 800m - 12.08.2016 Heat 1 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Ayanleh SOULEIMAN DJI 92 1:45.48 2. Amel TUKA BIH 91 1:45.72 3. Boris BERIAN USA 92 1:45.87 4. Kléberson DAVIDE BRA 85 1:46.14 5. Žan RUDOLF SLO 93 1:46.93 SB 6. Antoine GAKEME BDI 91 1:47.46 7. Musa HAJDARI KOS 87 1:48.41 - Abraham Kipchirchir ROTICH BRN 93 DQ Heat 2 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Adam KSZCZOT POL 89 1:45.83 2. Ferguson Cheruiyot ROTICH KEN 89 1:46.00 3. Andrés ARROYO PUR 95 1:46.17 4. Mohamed Hamada MOHAMED EGY 92 1:46.65 5. Rafith RODRÍGUEZ COL 89 1:46.65 SB 6. Boitumelo MASILO BOT 95 1:48.48 7. Luke MATHEWS AUS 95 1:50.17 8. Brice ETES MON 84 1:50.40 Heat 3 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. David RUDISHA KEN 88 1:45.09 2. Rynhardt VAN RENSBURG RSA 92 1:45.67 3. Michael RIMMER GBR 86 1:45.99 4. Clayton MURPHY USA 95 1:46.18 5. Jinson JOHNSON IND 91 1:47.27 6. Anthony ROMANIW CAN 91 1:47.59 7. Lutimar ABREU PAES BRA 88 1:48.38 8. Benjamin ENZEMA GEQ 89 1:52.14 PB 9. Alex BEDDOES COK 95 1:52.76 SB Heat 4 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Alfred KIPKETER KEN 96 1:46.61 2. Andreas BUBE DEN 87 1:46.67 3. Yacine HATHAT ALG 91 1:46.81 4. Alvaro DE ARRIBA ESP 94 1:46.86 5. Wesley VÁZQUEZ PUR 94 1:46.96 6. Charles JOCK USA 89 1:47.06 7. Elliot GILES GBR 94 1:47.88 8. Yiech Pur BIEL SSD 95 1:54.67 PB - Joshua ILUSTRE GUM 94 DQ Heat 5 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Taoufik MAKHLOUFI ALG 88 1:49.17 2. Mostafa SMAILI MAR 97 1:49.29 3. Giordano BENEDETTI ITA 89 1:49.40 4. Sho KAWAMOTO JPN 93 1:49.41 5. Jacob ROZANI RSA 84 1:49.79 6. Jozef REP ČÍK SVK 86 1:49.95 7. Nijel AMOS BOT 94 1:50.46 8. Kevin LÓPEZ ESP 90 1:53.41 Heat 6 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Brandon MCBRIDE CAN 94 1:45.99 2. Marcin LEWANDOWSKI POL 87 1:46.35 3. Mark ENGLISH IRL 93 1:46.40 4. Jeffrey RISELEY AUS 86 1:46.93 5. Abubaker Haydar ABDALLA QAT 96 1:47.81 6. Pol MOYA AND 96 1:48.88 7. Alex AMANKWAH GHA 92 1:50.33 - Abdelatif ELGUESSE MAR 93 DNF Heat 7 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Pierre-Ambroise BOSSE FRA 92 1:48.12 2. Mohammed AMAN ETH 94 1:48.33 3. Mohamed Amine BENFERAR ALG 91 1:48.40 4. Daniel ANDUJAR ESP 94 1:48.50 5. Charel GRETHEN LUX 92 1:48.93 6. Peter BOL AUS 94 1:49.36 7. Francky MBOTTO CAF 97 1:52.97 Men's 800m - 13.08.2016 Semifinal 1 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Pierre-Ambroise BOSSE FRA 92 1:43.85 2. Taoufik MAKHLOUFI ALG 88 1:43.85 3. Marcin LEWANDOWSKI POL 87 1:44.56 4. Ferguson Cheruiyot ROTICH KEN 89 1:44.65 5. Mostafa SMAILI MAR 97 1:45.78 6. Kléberson DAVIDE BRA 85 1:46.19 7. Andrés ARROYO PUR 95 1:46.74 8. Michael RIMMER GBR 86 1:46.80 Semifinal 2 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. Alfred KIPKETER KEN 96 1:44.38 2. Boris BERIAN USA 92 1:44.56 3. Yacine HATHAT ALG 91 1:44.81 PB 4. Amel TUKA BIH 91 1:45.24 5. Rynhardt VAN RENSBURG RSA 92 1:45.33 PB 6. Brandon MCBRIDE CAN 94 1:45.41 7. Andreas BUBE DEN 87 1:45.87 SB 8. Mohammed AMAN ETH 94 1:46.14 Semifinal 3 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. David RUDISHA KEN 88 1:43.88 2. Clayton MURPHY USA 95 1:44.30 3. Adam KSZCZOT POL 89 1:44.70 4. Ayanleh SOULEIMAN DJI 92 1:45.19 5. Mark ENGLISH IRL 93 1:45.93 6. Giordano BENEDETTI ITA 89 1:46.41 SB 7. Mohamed Amine BENFERAR ALG 91 1:46.55 8. Mohamed Hamada MOHAMED EGY 92 1:48.17 Men's 800m - 15.08.2016 Final Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result 1. David RUDISHA KEN 88 1:42.15 WL 2. Taoufik MAKHLOUFI ALG 88 1:42.61 PB 3. Clayton MURPHY USA 95 1:42.93 PB 4. Pierre-Ambroise BOSSE FRA 92 1:43.41 SB 5. Ferguson Cheruiyot ROTICH KEN 89 1:43.55 SB 6. Marcin LEWANDOWSKI POL 87 1:44.20 SB 7. Alfred KIPKETER KEN 96 1:46.02 8.
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  • Maratona Italiana 2018

    Maratona Italiana 2018

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  • EUROPEAN ATHLETICS 2016-17 Results Issue N.25

    EUROPEAN ATHLETICS 2016-17 Results Issue N.25

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