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Bahamas 22-23 April 2017 RESULTS 4 x 200 Metres Men - Final RECORDS RESULT TEAM COUNTRY VENUE DATE World Record WR 1:18.63 Jamaica JAM Nassau (T. Robinson Stadium) 24 May 2014 Championship Record CR 1:18.63 Jamaica JAM Nassau (T. Robinson Stadium) 24 May 2014 World Leading WL 1:19.42 Canada CAN Nassau 23 Apr 2017 Area Record AR National Record NR Season Best SB 23 April 2017 21:36 START TIME 26° C 89 % TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY PLACE TEAM BIB LANEREACTION RESULT Fn POINTS 1 CANADA CAN 3 0.219 1:19.42 WL 8 Gavin SMELLIE Brendon RODNEY Andre DE GRASSE Aaron BROWN 2 UNITED STATES USA 6 1:19.88 SB 7 Noah LYLES Jarrion LAWSON Isiah YOUNG Ameer WEBB 3 JAMAICA JAM 4 0.199 1:21.09 SB 6 Nickel ASHMEADE Oshane BAILEY Rasheed DWYER Yohan BLAKE 4 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO TTO 8 1:21.39 NR 5 Moriba MORAIN Dan-Neil TELESFORD Kyle GREAUX Emmanuel CALLENDER 5 BAHAMAS BAH 5 0.216 1:22.36 SB 4 Blake BARTLETT Samson COLEBROOKE Ian KERR Shavez HART 6 PR OF CHINA CHN 7 1:22.91 NR 3 Xingqiang TANG Youxue MO Ge BIE Jinsheng LIANG 7 KENYA KEN 1 0.230 1:23.72 2 Mark Otieno ODHIAMBO Mike Mokamba NYANG'AU Peter Mwai NDICHU Collins Omae GICHANA 8 ANTIGUA & BARBUDA ANT 2 1:25.11 1 Daniel BAILEY Richard RICHARDSON Jared JARVIS Tahir WALSH 1 2 Timing by SEIKO AT-4X2-M-f--1--.RS1..v1 Issued at 21:40 on Sunday, 23 April 2017 Title Partner Official Partners Bahamas 22-23 April 2017 RESULTS 4 x 200 Metres Men - Final ALL-TIME OUTDOOR TOP LIST SEASON OUTDOOR TOP LIST RESULT TEAM VENUE DATE RESULT TEAM VENUE 2017 1:18.63 JAMAICA (JAM) Nassau (T. Robinson Stadium) 24 May 14 1:19.42 CANADA (CAN) Nassau 23 Apr 1:18.68 UNITED STATES (USA) Walnut (Hilmer Lodge), CA 17 Apr 94 1:19.88 UNITED STATES (USA) Nassau 23 Apr 1:19.20 CANADA (CAN) Gainesville, FL 2 Apr 16 1:21.09 JAMAICA (JAM) Nassau 23 Apr 1:20.51 SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS (SKN)Nassau (T. Robinson Stadium) 24 May 14 1:21.39 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO (TTO) Nassau 23 Apr 1:20.66 FRANCE (FRA) Nassau (T. Robinson Stadium) 24 May 14 1:22.36 BAHAMAS (BAH) Nassau 23 Apr 1:21.10 ITALY (ITA) Cagliari 29 Sep 83 1:22.91 PR OF CHINA (CHN) Nassau 23 Apr 1:21.22 POLAND (POL) Gdansk 14 Jul 01 1:23.04 KENYA (KEN) Nassau 23 Apr 1:21.29 GREAT BRITAIN & N.I. (GBR) Birmingham, GBR 23 Jun 89 1:24.33 ANTIGUA & BARBUDA (ANT) Nassau 23 Apr 1:21.32 UKRAINE (UKR) Portsmouth, GBR 5 Jun 93 1:24.78 POLAND (POL) Nassau 23 Apr 1:21.39 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO (TTO) Nassau 23 Apr 17 1:24.89 SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS (SKN) Nassau 23 Apr 2 2 Timing by SEIKO AT-4X2-M-f--1--.RS1..v1 Issued at 21:40 on Sunday, 23 April 2017 Title Partner Official Partners.

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