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0 E Event Country Yokohama (JPN) 11-12 May 2019 Entry Lists by EVENT and COUNTRY As of 30 April 2019 i = Indoor performance 47 790 MEN + WOMEN DATE of BIRTH National Record Season Best Countries Athletes 35 308 MEN Countries Athletes 26 146 4 x 100 Metres Relay Countries Athletes AUS AUSTRALIA 38.17 38.83 Rohan BROWNING 31 Dec 97 Jake DORAN 17 Jul 00 Jack HALE 22 May 98 Alex HARTMANN 7 Mar 93 Zach HOLDSWORTH 23 Jul 97 Trae WILLIAMS 5 May 97 BOT BOTSWANA 39.01 39.01 Yateya KAMBEPERA 2 May 93 Thuto MASASA 21 Aug 00 Karabo MOTHIBI 15 Oct 96 Keene Charles MOTUKISI 1 Jan 91 Xholani TALANE 25 Sep 97 BRA BRAZIL 37.90 Paulo André CAMILO DE OLIVEIRA 20 Aug 98 Rodrigo DO NASCIMENTO 26 Sep 94 Vítor Hugo DOS SANTOS 1 Feb 96 Derick SILVA 23 Apr 98 Jorge VIDES 24 Nov 92 CAN CANADA 37.64 38.34 Jerome BLAKE 18 Aug 95 Bismark BOATENG 15 Mar 92 Aaron BROWN 27 May 92 Andre DE GRASSE 10 Nov 94 Brendon RODNEY 9 Apr 92 Gavin SMELLIE 26 Jun 86 CHN PR OF CHINA 37.82 39.06 Hengnan JIANG 6 Oct 95 Jinsheng LIANG 12 Jan 96 Bingtian SU 29 Aug 89 Zhiqiang WU 10 Apr 94 Zhenye XIE 17 Aug 93 Zhouzheng XU 26 Dec 95 CZE CZECH REPUBLIC 38.82 Jan JIRKA 5 Oct 93 Ji ří KUBEŠ 3 Apr 95 Pavel MASLÁK 21 Feb 91 Zden ěk STROMŠÍK 25 Nov 94 Jan VELEBA 6 Dec 86 Dominik ZÁLESKÝ 23 Aug 95 DOM DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 38.52 39.06 Yohandris ANDÚJAR 5 Jul 90 1 Timing by SEIKO AT-------.EL2..v1 Issued at 17:38 on Tuesday, 30 April 2019 21 Official IAAF Partners Yokohama (JPN) 11-12 May 2019 Entry Lists by EVENT and COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH National Record Season Best Mayovanex DE OLEO 26 May 93 Stanly DEL CARMEN 20 Sep 95 Yancarlos MARTÍNEZ 8 Jul 92 Christopher VALDEZ 1 Nov 94 FIN FINLAND 38.92 Otto AHLFORS 29 Jan 94 Oskari LEHTONEN 14 Jun 97 Ville MYLLYMÄKI 15 Jan 90 Samuel PUROLA 19 May 00 Eetu RANTALA 5 Jun 93 Roope SAARINEN 20 Feb 94 FRA FRANCE 37.79 Stuart DUTAMBY 24 Apr 94 Mouhamadou FALL 25 Feb 92 Amaury GOLITIN 28 Jan 97 Marvin RENÉ 11 Apr 95 Jimmy VICAUT 27 Feb 92 GBR GREAT BRITAIN & N.I. 37.47 40.71 Harry AIKINES-ARYEETEY 29 Aug 88 Adam GEMILI 6 Oct 93 Samuel GORDON 5 Oct 94 Richard KILTY 2 Sep 89 Nethaneel MITCHELL-BLAKE 2 Apr 94 Chijindu UJAH 5 Mar 94 GER GERMANY 38.02 Patrick DOMOGALA 14 Mar 93 Lucas JAKUBCZYK 28 Apr 85 Kevin KRANZ 20 Jun 98 Michael POHL 18 Nov 89 Julian REUS 29 Apr 88 Roy SCHMIDT 30 Sep 91 INA INDONESIA 38.77 39.96 Mochammad Bisma Diwa ABINA 21 Jun 95 Joko Kuncoro ADI 13 Nov 97 Bayu KERTANEGARA 15 Dec 97 Eko RIMBAWAN 29 Jul 95 Adi Ramli SIDIQ 17 Mar 01 Lalu Muhammad ZOHRI 1 Jul 00 ITA ITALY 38.17 Federico CATTANEO 14 Jul 93 Eseosa DESALU 19 Feb 94 Lamont Marcell JACOBS 26 Sep 94 Davide MANENTI 16 Apr 89 Roberto RIGALI 7 Jan 95 Filippo TORTU 15 Jun 98 JAM JAMAICA 36.84 39.05 Kenroy ANDERSON 27 Jun 87 Yohan BLAKE 26 Dec 89 Nesta CARTER 11 Oct 85 2 Timing by SEIKO AT-------.EL2..v1 Issued at 17:38 on Tuesday, 30 April 2019 21 Official IAAF Partners Yokohama (JPN) 11-12 May 2019 Entry Lists by EVENT and COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH National Record Season Best Julian FORTE 7 Jan 93 Jevaughn MINZIE 20 Jul 95 Tyquendo TRACEY 10 Jun 93 JPN JAPAN 37.60 Yoshihide KIRYU 15 Dec 95 Yuki KOIKE 13 May 95 Daisuke MIYAMOTO 17 Apr 99 Kirara SHIRAISHI 31 May 96 Shuhei TADA 24 Jun 96 Ryota YAMAGATA 10 Jun 92 NED NETHERLANDS 38.03 Roelf BOUWMEESTER 9 Dec 97 Taymir BURNET 1 Oct 92 Christopher GARIA 16 Dec 92 Churandy MARTINA 3 Jul 84 Hensley PAULINA 26 Jun 93 Joris VAN GOOL 4 Apr 98 NGR NIGERIA 37.94 40.21 Enoch ADEGOKE 8 Mar 00 Ogho-Oghene EGWERO 26 Nov 88 Usheoritse ITSEKIRI 31 Jan 98 Jerry JAKPA 22 May 98 POL POLAND 38.31 Adrian BRZEZI ŃSKI 24 Aug 98 Krzysztof GRZESKOWIAK 3 Apr 93 Dominik KOPEC 5 Mar 95 Karol KWIATKOWSKI 20 Aug 96 Remigiusz OLSZEWSKI 20 Sep 92 Mateusz SIUDA 5 May 98 Przemyslaw SLOWIKOWSKI 20 Nov 93 Dominik SMOSARSKI 12 Sep 99 RSA SOUTH AFRICA 38.24 38.88 Emile ERASMUS 3 Apr 92 Anaso JOBODWANA 30 Jul 92 Simon MAGAKWE 14 May 86 Thando ROTO 26 Sep 95 Akani SIMBINE 21 Sep 93 Chederick VAN WYK 18 Feb 95 THA THAILAND 38.72 38.72 Bandit CHUANGCHAI 22 Jul 93 Jirapong MEENAPRA 11 May 93 Siripol PUNPA 9 Sep 99 Jaran SATHOENGRAM 9 Feb 93 Ruttanapon SOWAN 10 Jan 94 Nutthapong VEERAVONGRATANASIRI 3 Feb 97 TPE CHINESE TAIPEI 38.78 39.18 Po-Yu CHENG 27 Apr 97 Wei-Hsu WANG 12 Oct 96 Tai-Sheng WEI 20 Aug 00 3 Timing by SEIKO AT-------.EL2..v1 Issued at 17:38 on Tuesday, 30 April 2019 21 Official IAAF Partners Yokohama (JPN) 11-12 May 2019 Entry Lists by EVENT and COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH National Record Season Best Yi-Ching WEI 5 Jun 98 Chun-Han YANG 1 Jan 97 TUR TURKEY 37.98 Aykut AY 3 Aug 95 Emre Zafer BARNES 7 Nov 88 Ramil GULIYEV 29 May 90 Jak Ali HARVEY 4 May 89 Yigitcan HEKIMOGLU 27 Apr 92 Izzet SAFER 10 Jul 90 UKR UKRAINE 38.53 Em іl IBRAHIMOV 1 Feb 90 Erik KOSTRYTSYA 18 Sep 99 Serhiy SMELYK 19 Apr 87 Oleksandr SOKOLOV 6 Dec 97 Volodymyr SUPRUN 24 Jan 94 USA UNITED STATES 37.38 38.75 Christopher BELCHER 29 Jan 94 Cameron BURRELL 11 Sep 94 Justin GATLIN 10 Feb 82 Noah LYLES 18 Jul 97 Michael RODGERS 24 Apr 85 VEN VENEZUELA 39.01 Alberto AGUILAR 9 Mar 85 Abdel KALIL 12 Jun 97 Alexis NIEVES 19 Mar 95 Rafael de Jesús VÁZQUEZ LEÓN 14 Dec 94 ZIM ZIMBABWE 38.95 38.95 Dickson KAMUNGEREMU 25 Dec 89 Dickson Clever KAPANDURA 11 May 99 Ngoni MAKUSHA 26 Jun 94 Tatenda TSUMBA 12 Nov 91 Itai VAMBE 3 Jul 89 13 65 4 x 200 Metres Relay Countries Athletes BAH BAHAMAS 1:22.18 Anthony ADDERLEY 25 Aug 94 Shavez HART 6 Sep 92 Rico MOULTRIE 9 Jan 00 Stephen NEWBOLD 5 Aug 94 Cliff RESIAS 11 Aug 96 Teray SMITH 28 Sep 94 BRA BRAZIL Paulo André CAMILO DE OLIVEIRA 20 Aug 98 Rodrigo DO NASCIMENTO 26 Sep 94 Vítor Hugo DOS SANTOS 1 Feb 96 Derick SILVA 23 Apr 98 Jorge VIDES 24 Nov 92 CHN PR OF CHINA 1:22.91 1:23.53 4 Timing by SEIKO AT-------.EL2..v1 Issued at 17:38 on Tuesday, 30 April 2019 21 Official IAAF Partners Yokohama (JPN) 11-12 May 2019 Entry Lists by EVENT and COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH National Record Season Best Leer BAO 28 Feb 95 Ge BIE 2 Aug 92 Junhong LIN 16 Sep 98 Wenyi LUO 14 Apr 98 Youxue MO 10 Feb 96 Yingrui QUAN 18 Nov 97 ECU ECUADOR David CETRE 19 Jul 96 Carlos PERLAZA 10 Jun 96 Alex QUIÑÓNEZ 11 Aug 89 Jhon VALENCIA 6 Dec 93 FRA FRANCE 1:20.66 1:27.16 i Gautier DAUTREMER 14 Mar 95 Christophe LEMAITRE 11 Jun 90 Ryan ZEZE 29 Jan 98 Mickaël-Méba ZÉZÉ 19 May 94 GER GERMANY 1:21.46 1:25.01 i Robin EREWA 24 Jun 91 Robert HERING 14 Jun 90 Maurice HUKE 25 Feb 93 Aleixo-Platini MENGA 29 Sep 87 JAM JAMAICA 1:18.63 1:25.33 Oshane BAILEY 8 Sep 89 Rasheed DWYER 29 Jan 89 Nigel ELLIS 8 Aug 97 Julian FORTE 7 Jan 93 Tyquendo TRACEY 10 Jun 93 JPN JAPAN 1:22.12 Aska CAMBRIDGE 31 May 93 Kenji FUJIMITSU 1 May 86 Shota IIZUKA 25 Jun 91 Shunto NAGATA 3 Apr 96 Kirara SHIRAISHI 31 May 96 Tomoya TAMURA 20 Aug 92 KEN KENYA 1:22.35 Dan Kiviasi ASAMBA 23 Mar 93 Mike MOKAMBA 28 Aug 94 Mark Otieno ODHIAMBO 11 May 93 Samuel Chege WAWERU 12 Mar 98 NGR NIGERIA 1:24.09 Enoch ADEGOKE 8 Mar 00 Emmanuel AROWOLO 8 Jul 97 Ogho-Oghene EGWERO 26 Nov 88 Jerry JAKPA 22 May 98 PNG PAPUA NEW GUINEA Daniel BAUL 14 Feb 96 Mowen BOINO 16 Dec 79 Ephraim LERKIN 27 Nov 97 5 Timing by SEIKO AT-------.EL2..v1 Issued at 17:38 on Tuesday, 30 April 2019 21 Official IAAF Partners Yokohama (JPN) 11-12 May 2019 Entry Lists by EVENT and COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH National Record Season Best Nazmie-Lee MARAI 2 Dec 91 Shadrick TANSI 29 Sep 99 Emmanuel WANGA 25 Dec 99 RSA SOUTH AFRICA 1:22.06 Luxolo ADAMS 1 Aug 96 Sinesipho DAMBILE 2 Mar 02 Gardeo ISAACS 27 Dec 98 Anaso JOBODWANA 30 Jul 92 Akani SIMBINE 21 Sep 93 Chederick VAN WYK 18 Feb 95 USA UNITED STATES 1:18.68 1:20.88 Remontay MCCLAIN 21 Sep 92 Vernon NORWOOD 10 Apr 92 Bryce ROBINSON 13 Nov 93 Ameer WEBB 19 Mar 91 Isiah YOUNG 5 Jan 90 20 117 4 x 400 Metres Relay Countries Athletes AUS AUSTRALIA 2:59.70 3:03.67 Alex BECK 7 Feb 92 Murray GOODWIN 16 Jan 87 Tyler GUNN 23 Oct 99 Ian HALPIN 20 Apr 93 Steven SOLOMON 16 May 93 Luke STEVENS 8 Jun 94 BAH BAHAMAS 2:56.72 3:05.58 Andre Timothy COLEBROOK 8 Mar 94 Ojay FERGUSON 17 Oct 93 Steven GARDINER 12 Sep 95 Stephen NEWBOLD 5 Aug 94 Alonzo RUSSELL 8 Feb 92 Teray SMITH 28 Sep 94 BEL BELGIUM 2:58.52 3:06.27 i Jonathan BORLÉE 22 Feb 88 Kevin BORLÉE 22 Feb 88 Dylan BORLÉE 20 Sep 92 Jonathan SACOOR 1 Sep 99 Robin VANDERBEMDEN 10 Feb 94 Julien WATRIN 27 Jun 92 BOT BOTSWANA 2:59.06 3:08.08 Nijel AMOS 15 Mar 94 Isaac MAKWALA 24 Sep 85 Leaname MAOTOANONG 7 May 91 Boitumelo MASILO 5 Aug 95 Onkabetse NKOBOLO 22 Jul 93 Onneile PHOKODI 20 Dec 99 Leungo SCOTCH 28 Feb 96 Baboloki THEBE 18 Mar 97 CHN PR OF CHINA 3:03.55 3:03.55 6 Timing by SEIKO AT-------.EL2..v1 Issued at 17:38 on Tuesday, 30 April 2019 21 Official IAAF Partners Yokohama (JPN) 11-12 May 2019 Entry Lists by EVENT and COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH National Record Season Best Zhiquan LU 17 Mar 94 Haitao PAN 16 Jan 95 Lei WU 9 Jul 96 Yuang WU 18 Mar 98 Lei YANG 9 Mar 95 Yang YU 9 Sep 99 COL COLOMBIA 3:01.16 Bernardo BALOYES 6 Jan 94 Yilmar HERRERA 29 Apr 96 Diego PALOMEQUE 5 Dec 93 Jelssin ROBLEDO 3 Nov 95 John Alexander SOLÍS 24 Jun 93 CZE CZECH REPUBLIC 3:02.52 Michal DESENSKÝ 1 Mar 93 Ji ří KUBEŠ 3 Apr 95 Pavel MASLÁK 21 Feb 91 Vít MÜLLER 31 Aug 96 Patrik ŠORM 21 Nov 93 Jan TESA Ř 26 Mar 90 FRA FRANCE 2:58.96 3:07.71 i Mame-Ibra ANNE 7 Nov 89 Teddy ATINE - VENEL 16 Mar 85 Thomas JORDIER 12 Aug 94 Fabrisio SAIDY 15 Jul 99 Ludvy VAILLANT 15 Mar 95 GBR GREAT BRITAIN & N.I.
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