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Moncton (CAN) World Junior Championships 19 - 25 July 2010 START LIST 400 Metres Men - Semi-Final First 2 in each heat and the next 2 fastest advance to the Final RESULT NAME AGE VENUE DATE World Junior Record 43.87 Steve LEWIS (USA) 19 Seoul 28 Sep 88 Championship Record 44.66 Hamdan Odha AL-BISHI (KSA) 19 Santiago de Chile 20 Oct 00 World Junior Leading 45.01 Kirani JAMES (GRN) 18 Knoxville, TN 16 May 10 HEAT 1/3 21 JUL 2010 - 19:30 LANE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE OF BIRTH PERSONAL BEST SEASON BEST 1 378 Jonathan VILAINE FRA 15 DEC 91 47.20 47.20 2 740 Jacques DE SWARDT RSA 12 AUG 92 46.08 46.08 3 897 Errol NOLAN USA 18 AUG 91 45.59 45.59 4 178 Pako SERIBE BOT 7 APR 91 46.48 47.16 5 918 Omar LONGART VEN 18 MAY 91 46.09 46.09 6 467 Marcell DEÁK NAGY HUN 28 JAN 92 46.03 46.03 7 655 Tobi OGUNMOLA NGR 20 JUN 92 46.77 46.77 8 786 Awadelkarim MAKKI SUD 12 JUN 92 46.34 46.98 HEAT 2/3 21 JUL 2010 - 19:37 LANE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE OF BIRTH PERSONAL BEST SEASON BEST 1 291 Mohamed El Sayed A, IBRAHIM EGY 20 JUN 92 47.19 47.19 2 738 Shaun DE JAGER RSA 28 JUN 91 46.82 46.82 3 459 Kirani JAMES GRN 1 SEP 92 45.01 45.01 4 287 Luguelín SANTOS DOM 12 NOV 93 46.19 46.19 5 431 Marco KAISER GER 21 JAN 91 46.30 46.30 6 839 Halit KILIÇ TUR 1 MAR 92 47.25 47.25 7 585 Bonggo PARK KOR 8 MAY 91 45.63 45.63 8 647 Salihu ISAH NGR 2 NOV 91 46.71 46.71 HEAT 3/3 21 JUL 2010 - 19:44 LANE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE OF BIRTH PERSONAL BEST SEASON BEST 1 533 Demar MURRAY JAM 31 AUG 91 47.44 47.44 2 434 Philipp KLEEMANN GER 25 APR 91 47.42 47.42 3 690 Mateusz FÓRMANSKI POL 22 FEB 91 46.75 46.75 4 827 Deon LENDORE TRI 28 OCT 92 46.59 46.59 5 893 Joshua MANCE USA 21 MAR 92 45.90 45.90 6 224 Alistair MOONA CAN 26 JAN 92 46.54 46.54 7 175 Thapelo KETLOGETSWE BOT 12 FEB 91 46.29 46.29 8 674 Alex JORDAN NZL 11 APR 92 47.01 47.01 Page 1 of 2 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO Issued at 05:11 on Friday, 23 July 2010 Moncton (CAN) World Junior Championships 19 - 25 July 2010 START LIST 400 Metres Men - Semi-Final First 2 in each heat and the next 2 fastest advance to the Final ALL-TIME TOP LIST SEASON TOP LIST 43.87 Steve LEWIS (USA) Seoul 28 Sep 88 45.01 Kirani JAMES (GRN) Knoxville, TN 16 May 10 44.66 Hamdan Odha AL-BISHI Santiago de Chile 20 Oct 00 45.59 Errol NOLAN (USA) Austin, TX 28 May 10 (KSA) 45.63 Bonggo PARK (KOR) Daegu 7 Jun 10 Kingston, JAM 7 May 05 44.66 LaShawn MERRITT (USA) 45.90 Joshua MANCE (USA) Clovis, CA 5 Jun 10 Indianapolis, IN 24 Jul 82 44.69 Darrell ROBINSON (USA) 46.03 Marcell DEÁK NAGY (HUN) Velenje 1 Jul 10 Colorado Springs, 2 Jul 83 44.73 James ROLLE (USA) 46.08 Jacques DE SWARDT (RSA) Germiston 10 Apr 10 CO 46.09 Omar LONGART (VEN) Medellín 20 Mar 10 44.75 Darren CLARK (AUS) Los Angeles, CA 8 Aug 84 46.17 Robert WOODS (USA) Norwalk, CA 28 May 10 44.75 Deon MINOR (USA) Austin, TX 5 Jun 92 46.19 Luguelín SANTOS (DOM) Santo Domingo 26 Jun 10 44.93 Nagmeldin ALI ABUBAKR Makkah 14 Apr 05 (SUD) 46.27 David VERBURG (USA) Fairfax, VA 1 May 10 45.01 Thomas SCHÖNLEBE (GER) Berlin 15 Jul 84 45.01 Jerome YOUNG (USA) Walnut, CA 24 Jun 95 45.01 Kirani JAMES (GRN) Knoxville, TN 16 May 10 Page 2 of 2 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO Issued at 05:11 on Friday, 23 July 2010.

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