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Barcelona (ESP) World Junior Championships 10-15 July 2012 START LIST 400 Metres Hurdles Men - Final RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE DATE VENUE World Junior Record 48.02 Danny HARRIS USA 19 17 Jun 1984 Los Angeles, CA Championships Record 48.51 Kerron CLEMENT USA 19 16 Jul 2004 Grosseto World Junior Leading 50.45 Javarn GALLIMORE JAM 19 12 Jul 2012 Barcelona i = Indoor performance Final 13 July 2012 20:00 LANE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH PERSONAL BEST SEASON BEST 2 297 Oskari MÖRÖ FIN 31 Jan 93 50.80 50.89 3 598 Ibrahim Mohammed SALEH KSA 30 May 95 51.11 51.11 4 546 Takahiro MATSUMOTO JPN 19 Sep 94 50.76 50.76 5 516 Javarn GALLIMORE JAM 07 Aug 93 50.45 50.45 6 913 Eric FUTCH USA 01 Jan 93 50.73 50.73 7 367 Felix FRANZ GER 06 May 93 50.48 50.48 8 789 Mitja LINDIC SLO 05 Feb 93 50.81 50.81 9 767 Timofey CHALYY RUS 07 Apr 94 50.80 50.80 ALL-TIME TOP LIST SEASON TOP LIST RESULT NAME Venue DATE RESULT NAME Venue DATE 48.02 Danny HARRIS (USA) Los Angeles, CA 17 Jun 84 50.45 Javarn GALLIMORE (JAM) Barcelona 12 Jul 12 48.26 Jehue GORDON (TRI) Berlin 18 Aug 09 50.48 Felix FRANZ (GER) Regensburg 2 Jun 12 48.51 Kerron CLEMENT (USA) Grosseto 16 Jul 04 50.62 Shota MADOKORO (JPN) Otsu 16 Jun 12 48.52 Johnny DUTCH (USA) Eugene, OR 29 Jun 08 50.62 Egor KUZNETSOV (RUS) Cheboksary 3 Jul 12 48.62 Brandon JOHNSON (USA) Grosseto 16 Jul 04 50.73 Eric FUTCH (USA) Bloomington, IN 16 Jun 12 48.68 Bayano KAMANI (USA) Boise, ID 4 Jun 99 50.76 Takahiro MATSUMOTO (JPN) Barcelona 12 Jul 12 48.68 Jeshua ANDERSON (USA) Bydgoszcz 11 Jul 08 50.80 Durgesh KUMAR (IND) Hyderabad 25 Jun 12 48.72 Angelo TAYLOR (USA) Bloomington, IN 6 Jun 97 50.80 Timofey CHALYY (RUS) Barcelona 12 Jul 12 48.74 Vladimir BUDKO (URS) Moskva 18 Aug 84 50.81 Shavon BARNES (JAM) Kingston (NS), JAM 16 Jun 12 48.76 Llewellyn HERBERT (RSA) Pretoria 8 Apr 96 50.81 Mitja LINDIC (SLO) Barcelona 12 Jul 12 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO AT-400H-M-f----.SL2..v1 Issued at 13:30 on Thursday, 12 July 2012 Official IAAF Partners.

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