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Beijing Newsletter 9 TRACK & FIELD SUPPORTERS NEWSLETTER BRITISH & INTERNATIONAL SUPPORTERS EVENT INFORMATION SERVICE BEIJING NEWSLETTER No 9 MONDAY 31st August 2015 Eithiopa’s Day by a Distance - China & GB Medals Finale Women’s 5000 Men’s High Jump Men’s 1500 Dibiba double dashed by dominant Ayana Drouin to a top conclusion Asbel rings up another victory 1500m champion Genzebe Dibaba easily beat With more Chinese involvement this was Asbel Kiprop has proved himself the top metric Almaz Ayana when the pair met in Paris. another exciting event, only decided on miler of recent years and he won his third Ayana, the 2013 Bronze medallist, got revenge countback. All 14 jumpers survived 2.20m and world title with a 52 last lap. Kenya tried to with what was probably the greatest piece of only one went out at 2.25m. dominate the race though Aman Wote was front running by a woman of all-time. Only six cleared 2.29m with Bohdan marginally ahead at 400m in 59.20. Tim She covered the last 3000m in 8:19.92 – sub Bondarenko passing and he went clear at 2.33m Cheruiyot picked it up slightly at 800m in 14 mins pace. No runner has gone quicker in a first time along with China’s confident Zhang 1:58.69. 3000m race apart from the Chinese in their Guowei, Derek Drouin and Mutaz Essa Elijah Manangoi was ahead at 1200m but lost amazing world record races back in 1993! Barshim. The latter though had had one failure his position when Taoufik Makhloufi streaked Her third and fourth kilometres (when the real at 2.29m to be behind the other three. Donald down the back straight and opened up a few men’s race began) were quicker than Mo Farah Thomas was also in having passed 2.33m. metres with a stunning Ovett-style burst. He in the men’s race. Five jumpers thus attempted 2.36m and there still led into the straight but began to tire in the The Japanese duo had led the first 2km at a were fifteen failures and so there was a jump- last 40 metres. Kiprop had been back in fifth slow pace in 6:06.27 and the chance of a fast off between the previous all clear three. They 200 metres out but finished very strong and run time looked remote. Then Ayana kicked on – a all failed their next attempt at 2.36m but on his everyone down for a two metre victory. He 68.71 and 67.60 lap meant just two could keep first attempt at 2.34m, Commonwealth said: “I am so proud of myself to be a member pace – Dibaba and Mercy Cherono 2 nd in 2013. champion Drouin went clear and the other two of the exclusive club of three-time world A 65.85 saw off Cherono and then a 66.30, and couldn’t replicate and they ultimately shared champions, and I would love to defend the title a vicious 64.52 saw Dibaba drop. She pretty the silver medal. Canada won their first gold. a fourth time in London 2017. much kept the tempo going through to the GOLD : Derek Drouin (CAN) 2.34 Manangoi found his legs again in the last 30 finish and won by a record margin of 17 secs. SILVER: Bohdan Bondarenko (UKR) 2.33 metres and went from fifth to second in the last Dibaba was a clear second at the bell but a slow SILVER: Guowei Zhang (CHN) 2.33 ten metres! Iguider passed Makhloufli before last lap meant her team-mate Senbere Terefi the the line but his legs also went in the last fe w caught her on the line. Men’s 4x400m strides and he was 3rd by diving across the line. The winner said: “I am happy with my race and Rooney strikes late goal for bronze Charlie Grice ran a solid race in his biggest result. I had to win gold. It is great we won all This proved a fantastic finale. USA won their competition to date and didn’t quite have the three medals.” ninth title but they were given a great fight by speed on the last lap. He finished 9 th in 3:36.21 Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica. A superb Dibaba claimed she wasn’t at her best due to a GOLD : Asbel Kiprop (KEN) 3:34.40 leg from LaShawn Merritt winning his 8th gold heel spur injury.Ethiopia got a 1-2-3 and Kenya SILVER: Manangoi (KEN) 3:34.63 and 11 th medal surpassed Michael Johnson and took the next four places. The best of the rest BRONZE: Abdalaati Iguider (MAR) 3:34.67 Carl Lewis and is now second to Bolt all-time was Susan Kuijken in eighth th Steph Twell was 12 in 15:26.24 finishing Trinidad led at halfway in 1:28.91 and a 44.75 Women’s 4x400 second of the three Europeans. kept them ahead but there was an incredible Novlene ending for Jamaica She faded a little over the last few laps burst of speed from Rusheen McDonald who Third leg runner Allyson Felix (47.72) ran the paid for it in the last 50 metres. Trinidad and fastest ever Championship relay leg to make up GOLD : Almaz Ayana (ETH) 14:26.83 USA set off ahead but Belgium (Kevin Borlee 15 metres on Jamaica and it seemed USA SILVER: Senbere Teferi (ETH) 14:44.07 43.58) and Great Britain closed and then would be safe as Francene McCorory set off BRONZE: Genzebe Dibaba (ETH) 14:44.14 another sensational kick from Javon Francis ahead of Novlene Williams-Mills, who has rocketed them from fifth to first. seemingly been past her best in recent years. World, UK Records in Beiing Belgium dropped away in the last 150 metres While the American entered the straight with a World: Ashton Eaton (Dec) but Britain were fourth into the straight. Merritt clear lead, the Jamaican (49.14) finished super UK: Asher Smith (W200) with a 44.18 kicked past Machel Cedomio strong and caught the American (49.93) to win UK: Proctor (WLJ) (44.47) and it did seem Francis (43.52!) would by a few metres in a world lead of 3:19.13 UK: Hitchon (WHT) hold on for third but Martyn Rooney, who Great Britain got a good start on leg one World leads: missed the birth of his first child to be in China, through Christine Ohuruogu (51.3) as she Bolt (200) gave everything and with one of his typical passed arch-rival Sandra Richards-Ross (51.5) van Niekerk (400) relay finishes caught the Jamaican on the line who had flown by outside her early on. Bett (400H) with a great dip. A 43.97 last leg. Anyika Onoura (51.0) ran well on leg two as Taylor (TJ), The time was the same but Britain had got their Jamaica pulled well clear Eilidh Child (50.61) Yego (JT) second bronze medal. ran a excellent leg on leg three and was helped JAM (M 4x100), Rabah Yousif had started superbly (45.1u) and by a few collisions behind. USA (M4x400) was close to leading and Delano Williams Nigeria closed on Seren Bundy-Davies (50.84) Schippers (W200), (44.6u) and Jaryd Dunn (44.98) all ran early on the fourth leg but she paced it perfectly Felix (W400) sensibly. and went away down the straight Hejnova (W400H), Bartoletta (WLJ) GOLD : USA 2:57.82 GOLD: Jamaica 3:19.13 Molitor (W JT) SILVER: Trinidad & Tobago 2:58.20 SILVER : USA 3:19.44 BRONZE: Great Britain 2:58.51 BRONZE : GBR 3:23.62 TRACK & FIELD TOURS SUPPORTERS NEWSLETTER Beijing Mon Aug 31 2015 Women’s Marathon Women’s Javelin Placing Table Another Dibaba gives helah to Kiprop Heart rate Molitor In terms of gold medals, it was Britain’s best It was the closest ever women’s marathon as The atmosphere was electric with two ever Championships as we won four golds. four athletes approached the stadium Chinese battling for medals. It was also one of our best in terms of placing together. Mare Dibaba kicked in the tunnel The opening round saw Huihui Lyu first lead tables – we finished equal fifth with 94 points, and the little Ethiopian looked likely to be with 63.80m and that was overtaken by our best score since Stuttgart in 1993. overtaken 60m out as big Helah Kiprop Lingwei Li’s 64.10m and in second with USA were down on Moscow but not as much kicked up to her shoulder but Dibaba found 63.80m as the home crowd roared their as Russia. Kenya and Jamaica had better championships as did hosts China. the trademark name kick and won by about approval. five metres. They held the lead through the second round 1 USA 214 (282 in 2013) Despite two Olympic women’s marathon but there was some movement in the third. 2 KEN 173 (139 in 2013) golds, continual marathon success by the Christine Obergfoll went head with a 64.61m 3 JAM 132 (100 in 2013) men and over 30 women’s WC medals at and Lyu responded with a 64.72 but with the 4 GER 113 (101.5 in 2013) 5000m and 10,000m, they had previously very next throw Katharina Molitor threw 5 GBR 94 (79 2013, 69 2011, 80 2009, 61 won just one bronze in the marathon. 64.74m. 2007, 35 2005, 46 2003, 58 2001, 70 1999, Dibaba covered the first half in 75:17 and In round four Sunette Viljoen went ahead 78.5 1997, 78.5 1995, 95 1993, 76 1991, 88 the second in 72:18.
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