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IAAF Diamond League Shanghai (CHN) 18th May 2019 Results - SAIC MG START TIME 100m Men 20:53 18 MAY 2019 WORLD RECORD 9.58 BOLT Usain JAM Berlin (GER) 16 AUG 2009 AREA RECORD 9.85 FASUBA Olusoji Adetokunbo NGR Doha (QAT) 12 MAY 2006 AREA RECORD 9.91 OGUNODE Femi QAT Wuhan (CHN) 4 JUN 2015 AREA RECORD 9.91 OGUNODE Femi QAT Gainesville, FL (USA) 22 APR 2016 AREA RECORD 9.91 SU Bingtian CHN Madrid (ESP) 22 JUN 2018 AREA RECORD 9.91 SU Bingtian CHN Paris (FRA) 30 JUN 2018 AREA RECORD 9.86 OBIKWELU Francis POR Athina (GRE) 22 AUG 2004 AREA RECORD 9.86 VICAUT Jimmy FRA Paris (FRA) 4 JUL 2015 AREA RECORD 9.86 VICAUT Jimmy FRA Montreuil-sous-Bois (FRA) 7 JUN 2016 WORLD LEAD 9.94 ODUDURU Divine NGR Waco, TX (USA) 20 APR 2019 DIAMOND LEAGUE RECORD 9.69 BLAKE Yohan JAM Lausanne (SUI) 23 AUG 2012 MEETING RECORD 9.69 GAY Tyson USA 20 SEP 2009 TIMING, RESULTS SERVICE & WIND: TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY CONDITIONS DISTANCE MEASUREMENT BY +0.9 m/s 22 °C 72 % Partly cloudy Reaction Qual. Qual. Rank Name Nat Date of Birth Lane Result time Points Ranking 1 LYLES Noah USA 18 JUL 1997 6 0.142 9.86 (.852) WL PB 8 1 2 COLEMAN Christian USA 6 MAR 1996 4 0.148 9.86 (.858) WL 7 2 3 SIMBINE Akani RSA 21 SEP 1993 7 0.143 9.95 SB 6 3 4 PRESCOD Reece GBR 29 FEB 1996 3 0.128 9.97 SB 5 4 5 SU Bingtian CHN 29 AUG 1989 5 0.138 10.05 SB 4 5 6 XIE Zhenye CHN 17 AUG 1993 8 0.144 10.09 SB 3 6 7 YOUNG Isiah USA 5 JAN 1990 9 0.165 10.14 SB 2 7 8 RODGERS Michael USA 24 APR 1985 2 0.154 10.15 SB 1 8 9 TRACEY Tyquendo JAM 10 JUN 1993 1 0.143 10.18 SB Diamond League Qualifiers Standing After 1 of 6 Qualification Meetings 1. LYLES Noah (8 Points), 2. COLEMAN Christian (7 Points), 3. SIMBINE Akani (6 Points), 4. PRESCOD Reece (5 Points), 5. SU Bingtian (4 Points) 6. XIE Zhenye (3 Points), 7. YOUNG Isiah (2 Points), 8. RODGERS Michael (1 Point) Legend PB Personal Best SB Season Best WL World Lead INTERNET Service: shanghai.diamondleague.com Page 1 of 1 printed at SAT 18 MAY 2019 20:56.

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