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London World Championships 4-13 August 2017 START LIST Discus Throw Women - Final RECORDS RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE VENUE DATE World Record WR 76.80 Gabriele REINSCH GDR 25 Neubrandenburg (Jahn Sportpark) 9 Jul 1988 Championships Record CR 71.62 Martina HELLMANN GDR 27 Roma (Stadio Olimpico) 31 Aug 1987 World Leading WL 71.41 Sandra PERKOVIC CRO 27 Bellinzona 18 Jul 2017 13 August 2017 19:10 START TIME ORDER NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH PERSONAL BEST SEASON BEST 1 Yang CHEN CHN 10 Jul 91 63.61 62.90 2 Julia HARTING GER 1 Apr 90 68.49 63.63 3 Dani STEVENS AUS 26 May 88 67.99 66.78 4 Xinyue SU CHN 8 Nov 91 65.59 64.08 5 Denia CABALLERO CUB 13 Jan 90 70.65 67.04 6 Sandra PERKOVIC CRO 21 Jun 90 71.41 71.41 7 Nadine MÜLLER GER 21 Nov 85 68.89 65.76 8 Yaimé PÉREZ CUB 29 May 91 69.19 69.19 9 Bin FENG CHN 3 Apr 94 65.14 63.06 10 Andressa DE MORAIS BRA 21 Dec 90 64.68 64.68 11 Mélina ROBERT-MICHON FRA 18 Jul 79 66.73 63.97 12 Zinaida SENDRIUTE LTU 20 Dec 84 65.97 61.48 ALL-TIME OUTDOOR TOP LIST SEASON OUTDOOR TOP LIST RESULT NAME VENUE DATE RESULT NAME VENUE 2017 76.80 Gabriele REINSCH (GDR)Neubrandenburg (Jahn Sportpark) 9 Jul 88 71.41 Sandra PERKOVIC (CRO) Bellinzona 18 Jul 74.56 Zdenka ŠILHAVÁ (TCH) Nitra 26 Aug 84 69.19 Yaimé PÉREZ (CUB) Sotteville-lès-Rouen 7 Jul 74.56 Ilke WYLUDDA (GDR) Neubrandenburg (Jahn Sportpark) 23 Jul 89 67.04 Denia CABALLERO (CUB) Leiria 30 Jul 74.08 Diana SACHSE-GANSKY (GDR) Karl-Marx-Stadt 20 Jun 87 66.78 Dani STEVENS (AUS) Sydney (SOPAC) 25 Feb 73.84 Daniela COSTIAN (ROU) Bucuresti 30 Apr 88 65.78 Gia LEWIS-SMALLWOOD (USA) Coeur d'Alene, ID 2 Jun 73.36 Irina MESZYNSKI (GDR) Praha (Stadion Rošický) 17 Aug 84 65.76 Nadine MÜLLER (GER) Halle 20 May 73.28 Galina SAVINKOVA (URS) Donetsk 8 Sep 84 64.69 Valarie ALLMAN (USA) Palo Alto, CA 22 Apr 73.22 Tsvetanka KHRISTOVA (BUL) Kazanlak 19 Apr 87 64.68 Andressa DE MORAIS (BRA) Asunción (COP) 23 Jun 73.10 Gisela BEYER (GDR) Berlin 20 Jul 84 64.45 Claudine VITA (GER) Neubrandenburg 27 May 72.92 Martina HELLMANN (GDR) Potsdam 20 Aug 87 64.09 Natalia SEMENOVA (UKR) Kyiv 30 Jun Timing and Measurement by SEIKO AT-DT-W-f----.SL2..v1 Issued at 12:41 on Friday, 11 August 2017 Official Partners.

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