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RESULTS Hammer Throw Men - Qualification with Qualifying Standard of 75.50 (Q) Or at Least the 12 Best Performers (Q) Advance to the Final London World Championships 4-13 August 2017 RESULTS Hammer Throw Men - Qualification With qualifying standard of 75.50 (Q) or at least the 12 best performers (q) advance to the Final RECORDS RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE VENUE DATE World Record WR 86.74 Yuriy SEDYKH URS 31 Stuttgart (Neckarstadion) 30 Aug 1986 Championships Record CR 83.63 Ivan TSIKHAN BLR 31 Osaka (Nagai Stadium) 27 Aug 2007 World Leading WL 83.44 Pawel FAJDEK POL 28 Ostrava (Mestský Stadion) 27 Jun 2017 Area Record AR National Record NR Personal Best PB Season Best SB 9 August 2017 19:22 START TIME 15° C 88 % Group A TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY 20:03 END TIME 15° C 88 % PLACE NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH ORDER RESULT 1 2 3 1 Pawel FAJDEK POL 4 Jun 89 9 76.82 Q 71.43 76.82 2 Quentin BIGOT FRA 1 Dec 92 12 76.11 Q 76.11 3 Pavel BAREISHA BLR 16 Feb 91 4 75.98 Q X 74.07 75.98 4 Bence HALÁSZ HUN 4 Aug 97 11 75.56 Q 75.56 5 Dilshod NAZAROV TJK 6 May 82 3 75.54 Q X 75.54 6 Nick MILLER GBR 1 May 93 15 75.52 Q 75.52 7 Aleksei SOKYRSKII ANA 16 Mar 85 8 75.50 Q 75.50 8 Özkan BALTACI TUR 13 Feb 94 10 74.69 q 74.69 74.16 74.46 9 Marco LINGUA ITA 4 Jun 78 16 74.41 q 74.41 X X 10 David SÖDERBERG FIN 11 Aug 79 7 73.76 73.76 X X 11 Sergej LITVINOV ANA 27 Jan 86 2 73.48 73.32 73.48 73.36 12 Allan WOLSKI BRA 18 Jan 90 13 72.51 X X 72.51 13 Serhii REHEDA UKR 6 Feb 94 1 71.53 70.03 71.10 71.53 14 Hilmar Örn JÓNSSON ISL 6 May 96 6 71.12 71.12 X X 15 Hassan Mohamed MAHMOUD EGY 10 Feb 84 14 69.92 X X 69.92 16 Rudy WINKLER USA 6 Dec 94 5 68.88 68.77 X 68.88 9 August 2017 20:50 START TIME 15° C 88 % Group B TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY 21:44 END TIME 15° C 88 % PLACE NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH ORDER RESULT 1 2 3 1 Wojciech NOWICKI POL 22 Feb 89 7 76.85 Q 76.85 2 Serghei MARGHIEV MDA 6 Nov 92 6 75.18 q 75.18 73.41 74.96 3 Valeriy PRONKIN ANA 15 Jun 94 3 75.09 q 74.11 73.75 75.09 4 Marcel LOMNICKÝ SVK 6 Jul 87 12 74.26 74.26 73.35 X 5 Krisztián PARS HUN 18 Feb 82 10 74.08 74.08 X 73.36 6 Esref APAK TUR 3 Jan 82 11 73.55 73.55 X X 7 Zakhar MAKHROSENKA BLR 10 Oct 91 5 72.58 X 72.58 X 8 Alex YOUNG USA 1 Sep 94 8 72.07 X 72.07 70.93 9 Chris BENNETT GBR 17 Dec 89 1 72.05 X 72.05 69.12 10 Siarhei KALAMOYETS BLR 11 Aug 89 13 71.90 71.90 68.97 X 11 Ashraf Amgad ELSEIFY QAT 20 Feb 95 4 71.87 71.87 X 71.00 12 Wagner DOMINGOS BRA 26 Mar 83 16 71.69 X 69.59 71.69 13 Diego DEL REAL MEX 6 Mar 94 14 71.29 68.10 70.72 71.29 14 Mihaíl ANASTASÁKIS GRE 3 Dec 94 2 70.94 70.94 70.93 69.95 15 Simone FALLONI ITA 26 Jul 91 15 69.90 X 69.90 X 16 Kibwe JOHNSON USA 17 Jul 81 9 68.86 68.86 X 68.81 1 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO AT-HT-M-q----.RS6..v1 Issued at 21:54 on Wednesday, 09 August 2017 2 Official Partners London World Championships 4-13 August 2017 RESULTS Hammer Throw Men - Qualification ALL-TIME OUTDOOR TOP LIST SEASON OUTDOOR TOP LIST RESULT NAME VENUE DATE RESULT NAME VENUE 2017 86.74 Yuriy SEDYKH (URS) Stuttgart (Neckarstadion) 30 Aug 86 83.44 Pawel FAJDEK (POL) Ostrava (Mestský Stadion) 27 Jun 86.04 Sergey LITVINOV (URS) Dresden 3 Jul 86 80.47 Wojciech NOWICKI (POL) Bialystok 22 Jul 84.90 Vadim DEVYATOVSKIY (BLR) Minsk 21 Jul 05 79.32 Valeriy PRONKIN (ANA) Zhukovskiy (Meteor) 29 Jul 84.86 Koji MUROFUSHI (JPN) Praha (Stadion Juliska) 29 Jun 03 78.85 Bence HALÁSZ (HUN) Ostrava (Mestský Stadion) 27 Jun 84.62 Igor ASTAPKOVICH (BLR) Sevilla 6 Jun 92 78.04 Pavel BAREISHA (BLR) Doha (Hamad Bin Suhaim) 6 May 84.51 Ivan TSIKHAN (BLR) Grodno 9 Jul 08 78.00 Esref APAK (TUR) Ankara 6 Jun 84.48 Igor NIKULIN (URS) Lausanne 12 Jul 90 77.92 Marcel LOMNICKÝ (SVK) Coral Gables, FL 7 Apr 84.40 Jüri TAMM (URS) Banská Bystrica 9 Sep 84 77.87 Quentin BIGOT (FRA) Marseille (Stade Delort) 14 Jul 84.19 Adrián ANNUS (HUN) Szombathely 10 Aug 03 77.81 Dilshod NAZAROV (TJK) Ostrava (Mestský Stadion) 27 Jun 83.93 Pawel FAJDEK (POL) Szczecin (Miejski Stadion) 9 Aug 15 77.72 Mihaíl ANASTASÁKIS (GRE) Nikíti 11 Jun 2 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO AT-HT-M-q----.RS6..v1 Issued at 21:54 on Wednesday, 09 August 2017 2 Official Partners.
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