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Resultados Serie 3 (-0.1 M/S) Grupo B Gran Bretaña-Canadá 1-1 6 XX MUNDO DEPORTIVO Lunes 18 de agosto de 2008 2. Priscilla Lopes-Schliep (Can) 12”75 (C) 5. Letonia 5 1 4 334 387 6 6. China 4 0 1 3 6 13 1 4. Australia 5'44”68 (Jan Peter Peckolt-Hannes Peckolt) 3. Damu Cherry (USA) 12”92 (C) 6. Brasil 5 1 4 337 354 6 Grupo B 5. Estados Unidos 5'47”64 4. Italia 66.0 Resultados Serie 3 (-0.1 m/s) Grupo B Gran Bretaña-Canadá 1-1 6. Alemania 5'50”96 5. Australia 73.0 1. Delloreen Ennis-London (Jam) 12”82 (C) ESPAÑA-Mali 79-47 Pakistán-Suráfrica 3-1 Final 4 sin timonel ligero 6. Estados Unidos 89.0 Atletismo 2. Sally Mclellan (Aus) 12”83 (C) Rep. Checa-China 63-79 Nueva Zelanda-China 2-2 1. Dinamarca 5'47”76 7. Brasil 99.0 3. Sarah Claxton (GBr) 12”97 (C) Nueva Zelanda-Estados Unidos 60-96 Clasificación 2. Polonia 5'49”39 8. Austria 99.0 Serie 4 (-0.6 m/s) Hombres Clasificación 1. Australia 4 3 1 0 21 4 10 3. Canadá 5'50”09 Final Finn 1. Lolo Jones (USA) 12”71 (C) 1. Estados Unidos 5 5 0 491 276 10 2. Holanda 4 3 1 0 12 4 10 4. Francia 5'51”22 1. Ben Ainslie (GBr) 23.0 1.500 m. (Semifinales) 2. Anay Tejeda (Cub) 12”84 (C) 2. China 5 4 1 358 346 9 3. Gran Bretaña 4 2 1 1 7 4 7 5. Gran Bretaña 5'52”12 2. Zach Railey (USA) 45.0 Serie 1 3. Reina Flor Okori (Fra) 12”98 (C) 3. ESPAÑA 5 3 2 357 324 8 4. Pakistán 4 2 0 2 9 9 6 6. Holanda 5'54”06 3. Guillaume Florent (Fra) 58.0 1. Asbel Kipruto Kiprop (Ken) 3'37”04 (C) Serie 5 (+0.4 m/s) 4. R. Checa 5 2 3 346 356 7 5. Canadá 4 0 1 3 5 14 1 4. Daniel Birgmark (Sue) 58.0 2. Abdalaati Iguider (Mar) 3'37”21 (C) Final 8 con timonel 1. Bridgitte Foster-Hylton (Jam) 12”69 (C) 5. Nueva Zelanda 5 1 4 320 423 6 6. Sudáfrica 4 0 0 4 1 20 0 5. Christopher Cook (Can) 67.0 3. JUAN CARLOS HIGUERO (ESP) 3'37”31 (C) 1. Canadá 5'23”89 2. Dawn Harper (USA) 12”73 (C) 6. Mali 5 0 5 255 402 5 6. Jonas Hoegh-Christensen (Din) 70.0 4. Christian Obrist (Ita) 3'37”47 (C) 2. Gran Bretaña 5'25”11 7. Gasper Vincec (Slo) 72.0 5. Belal Mansoor Ali (Brn) 3'37”60 (C) 400 m. vallas (Calificación) Lucha Libre 3. Estados Unidos 5'25”34 Serie 1 8. Ivan Kljakovic-Gaspic (Cro) 76.0 6. Juan van Deventer (SAf) 3'37”75 (C) Ciclismo en pista 4. Holanda 5'29”26 1. Tiffany Ross-Williams (USA) 55”51(C) 9. RAFA TRUJILLO (ESP) 80.0 7. Daham Naim Bashir (Qat) 3'37”77 (C) Mujeres 5. Polonia 5'31”42 2. Irina Obedina (Rus) 55”71(C) Serie 2 Hombres Persecución equipos (1/8 final) Final 63 kgs. 6. Australia 5'35”10 Tornado 3. Satomi Kubokura (Jap) 55”82(C) 1. Rashid Ramzi (Brn) 3'37”11 (C) Dinamarca (3'56”831) a Francia (doblado) Kaori Icho (Jap) a Alena Kartashova (Rus) Mujeres General tras 4 regatas Serie 2 2. Mehdi Baala (Fra) 3'37”47 (C) Australia (3'58”633) a Holanda (doblado) Por el bronce Final doble scull ligero 1. ESPAÑA (F. ECHÁVARRI/A. PAZ) 12.0 1. Tasha Danvers (GBr) 55”19(C) 3. Andy Baddeley (GBr) 3'37”47 (C) Nueva Zelanda (3'57”356) a ESPAÑA Y. Shalygina (Kaz) a L. Golliot-Legrand (Fra) 1. Holanda 6'54”74 2. Australia (D. Bundock/G. Ashby) 13.0 2. Anastasia Ott (Rus) 55”34(C) 4. Augustine Kiprono Choge (Ken) 3'37”54 (C) (Sergi Escobar/Asier Maeztu/David Munta- Randi Miller (USA) a Martine Dugrenier (Can) 2. Finlandia 6'56”03 3. Grecia (I. Paschalidis/K. Trigonis) 26.0 3. Nickiesha Wilson (Jam) 55”75(C) 5. Nicholas Willis (NZl) 3'37”54 (C) ner/Antonio Miguel Parra) (doblado) Final 72 kgs. 3. Canadá 6'56”68 Laser Serie 3 .../... Gran Bretaña (3'55”205) a Rusia Jiao Wang (Chn) a Stanka Zlateva (Bul) 4. Alemania 6'56”72 General tras seis regatas 1. Melaine Walker (Jam) 54”46(C) 11. ARTURO CASADO (ESP) 3'41”57 Mujeres (Final persecución individual) 5. China 7'01”90 1. Paul Goodison (GBr) 34.0 2. Anastasiya Rabchenyuk (Ucr) 55”18(C) Por el bronce Rebecca Romero (GBr) (3'28”321) a Wendy A. Wieszczek (Pol) a MAIDER UNDA (ESP) 6. Grecia 7'04”61 2. Vasilij Zbogar (Slo) 37.0 Final 10.000 m. 3. Cvetelina Kirilova (Bul) 55”22(C) 1. Kenenisa Bekele (Eti) 27'01”17 Houvenaghel (GBr) (3'30”395) Kyoko Hamaguchi (Jap) a Ali Bernard (USA) Final 4 scull sin timonel 3. Julio Alsogaray (Arg) 38.0 Serie 4 Por el bronce 1. China 6'16”06 .../... 2. Sileshi Sihine (Eti) 27'02”77 1. Ekaterina Bikert (Rus) 55”15(C) 3. Micah Kogo (Ken) 27'04”11 Lesya Kalitovska (Ucr) (3'31”413) a Alison 2. Gran Bretaña 6'17”37 15. JAVIER HERNÁNDEZ (ESP) 84 2. Anna Jesien (Pol) 55”35(C) Shanks (NZl) (3'34”156) Natación 3. Alemania 6'19”56 Star 4. Moses Ndiema Masai (Ken) 27'04”11 3. Zuzana Hejnova (Che) 55”91(C) 5. Zersenay Tadese (Eri) 27'05”11 4. Ucrania 6'20”02 General tras cuatro regatas .../... Hombres 5. Estados Unidos 6'25”86 1. Polonia 21.0 6. Haile Gebrselassie (Eti) 27'06”68 7. LAIA FORCADELL (ESP) 58”64 Esgrima 7. Martin Irungu Mathathi (Ken) 27'08”25 Final 1.500 m. libre 6. Australia 6'30”05 2. Francia 22.0 8. Ahmad Hassan Abdullah (Qat) 27'23”75 Final Maratón 1. Oussama Mellouli (Tun) 14'40”84 Final 8 con timonel 3. Suecia 23.0 1. Constantina Tomescu (Rum) 2h.26'44” Hombres (Final sable equipos) .../... 2. Grant Hackett (Aus) 14'41”53 1. Estados Unidos 6'05”34 RS:X 2. Catherine Ndereba (Ken) 2h.27'06” Francia a Estados Unidos 45-37 17. JUAN CARLOS DE LA OSSA (ESP) 27'54”20 3. Ryan Cochrane (Can) 14'42”69 2. Holanda 6'07”22 General tras siete regatas 3. Chunxiu Zhou (Chn) 2h.27'07” Por el bronce 23. CARLES CASTILLEJO (ESP) 28'13”68 4. Yuriy Prilukov (Rus) 14'43”21 3. Rumanía 6'07”25 1. Tom Ashley (NZl) 25.0 4. Xiaolin Zhu (Chn) 2h.27'16” Italia a Rusia 45-44 24. AYAD LAMDASSEM (ESP) 28'13”73 5. Larsen Jensen (USA) 14'48”16 4. Canadá 6'08”04 2. Julien Bontemps (Fra) 30.0 5. Martha Komu (Ken) 2h.27'23” 6. David Davies (GBr) 14'52”11 Altura (Clasificatorias) 5. Gran Bretaña 6'13”74 3. Shahar Zubari (Isr) 31.0 6. Mara Yamauchi (GBr) 2h.27'29” 7. Lin Zhang (Chn) 14'55”20 Serie 1 Gimnasia 6. Australia 6'14”22 .../... 7. Irina Timofeeva (Rus) 2h.27'31” 8. Yang Sun (Chn) 15'05”12 1. Jaroslav Baba (Che) 2.29 (C) 12. IVÁN PASTOR (ESP) 68.0 8. Lidia Elena Simon (Rum) 2h.27'51” Hombres Final 4x100 m. estilos Mujeres Germaine Mason (GBr) 2.29 (C) .../... Sófbol 3. Raul-Roland Spank (Ale) 2.29 (C) Final suelo 1. Estados Unidos 3'29”34 (RM) Final Yngling 45. YESENIA CENTENO (ESP) 2h.36'25” 1. Kai Zou (Chn) 16.050 Serie 2 (Aaron Peirsol, Brendan Hansen, Michael 1ª fase 1. Gran Bretaña 24.0 54. ALESSANDRA AGUILAR (ESP) 2h.39'29” 2. GERVASIO DEFERR (ESP) 15.775 1. Jesse de Lima (Bra) 2.29 (C) Phelps, Jason Lezak) China-Taiwán 1-2 2. Holanda 31.0 Final triple salto 3. Anton Golotsutskov (Rus) 15.725 Tomas Janku (Che) 2.29 (C) 2. Australia 3'30”04 Japón-Venezuela 5-2 3. Grecia 48.0 1. Francoise Mbango Etone (Cam) 15.39 4. Fabian Hambuechen (Ale) 15.650 3. Martyn Bernard (GBr) 2.29 (C) (Hayden Stoeckel, Brenton Rickard, Andrew Australia-Canadá 4-0 4. Alemania 56.0 2. Tatyana Lebedeva (Rus) 15.32 5. Kohei Uchimura (Jap) 15.575 .../... Lauterstein, Eamon Sullivan) Estados Unidos-Holanda 8-0 5. Francia 56.0 3. Hrysopiyi Devetzi (Gre) 15.23 6. Diego Hypolito (Bra) 15.200 13. JAVIER BERMEJO (ESP) 2.20 3. Japón 3'31”18 Clasificación 6. Rusia 56.0 4. Olga Rypakova (Kaz) 15.11 7. Marian Dragulescu (Rum) 14.850 (JunichiMiyashita,KosukeKitajima,TakuroFu- Final martillo 1. Estados Unidos 6 6 0 44 1 1.000 7. Estados Unidos 61.0 5. Yargelis Savigne (Cub) 15.05 8. Alexandr Shatilov (Isr) 14.125 jii, Hisayoshi Sato) 1. Primoz Kozmus (Slo) 82.02 2. Japón 6 5 1 17 13 833 8. China 63.0 6. Marija Sestak (Slo) 15.03 4. Rusia 3'31”92 2. Vadim Devyatovskiy (Bie) 81.61 Final caballo con arcos 3. Australia 6 4 2 21 9 667 .../... 7. Victoria Gurova (Rus) 14.77 1. Qin Xiao (Chn) 15.875 5. Nueva Zelanda 3'33”39 3. Ivan Tsikhan (Bie) 81.51 4. Canadá 6 3 3 17 17 500 14. ESPAÑA 67.0 8. Anna Pyatykh (Russia) 14.73 2. Filip Ude (Cro) 15.725 6.
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