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START LIST High Jump Men - Qualification London World Championships 4-13 August 2017 START LIST High Jump Men - Qualification RECORDS RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE VENUE DATE World Record WR 2.45 Javier SOTOMAYOR CUB 26 Salamanca (Helmántico) 27 Jul 1993 Championships Record CR 2.41 Bohdan BONDARENKO UKR 24 Moskva (Luzhniki) 15 Aug 2013 World Leading WL 2.38 Mutaz Essa BARSHIM QAT 26 Oslo (Bislett) 15 Jun 2017 i = Indoor performance Group A 11 August 2017 11:15 START TIME ORDER NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH PERSONAL BEST SEASON BEST 1 Bohdan BONDARENKO UKR 30 Aug 89 2.42 2.32 2 Bryan MCBRIDE USA 10 Dec 91 2.30 2.30 3 Ilya IVANYUK ANA 9 Mar 93 2.31i 2.31 i 4 Sylwester BEDNAREK POL 28 Apr 89 2.33i 2.33 i 5 Mutaz Essa BARSHIM QAT 24 Jun 91 2.43 2.38 6 Eike ONNEN GER 3 Aug 82 2.34 2.30 7 Edgar RIVERA MEX 13 Feb 91 2.30i 2.30 i 8 Tihomir IVANOV BUL 11 Jul 94 2.30 2.30 9 Yu WANG CHN 18 Aug 91 2.33 2.30 10 Nauraj Singh RANDHAWA MAS 27 Jan 92 2.30 2.30 11 Talles Frederico SILVA BRA 20 Aug 91 2.30 2.30 12 Robert GRABARZ GBR 3 Oct 87 2.37 2.31 13 Donald THOMAS BAH 1 Jul 84 2.37 2.31 i 14 Ricky ROBERTSON USA 19 Sep 90 2.32 2.30 HEIGHT PROGRESSION 2.17 2.22 2.26 2.29 2.31 Group B 11 August 2017 11:15 START TIME ORDER NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH PERSONAL BEST SEASON BEST 1 Mateusz PRZYBYLKO GER 9 Mar 92 2.35 2.35 2 Michael MASON CAN 30 Sep 86 2.33 2.30 3 Gianmarco TAMBERI ITA 1 Jun 92 2.39 2.28 4 Eure YÁNEZ VEN 20 Jun 93 2.31 2.31 5 Sanghyeok WOO KOR 23 Apr 96 2.30 2.30 6 Takashi ETO JPN 5 Feb 91 2.30 2.30 7 Guowei ZHANG CHN 4 Jun 91 2.38 2.31 8 Jeron ROBINSON USA 30 Apr 91 2.31 2.30 9 Danil LYSENKO ANA 19 May 97 2.34 2.34 10 Majd Eddin GHAZAL SYR 21 Apr 87 2.36 2.32 11 Erik KYNARD USA 3 Feb 91 2.37 2.31 i 12 Andriy PROTSENKO UKR 20 May 88 2.40 2.30 13 Fernando FERREIRA BRA 13 Dec 94 2.30 2.30 HEIGHT PROGRESSION 2.17 2.22 2.26 2.29 2.31 ALL-TIME OUTDOOR TOP LIST SEASON OUTDOOR TOP LIST RESULT NAME VENUE DATE RESULT NAME VENUE 2017 2.45 Javier SOTOMAYOR (CUB) Salamanca (Helmántico) 27 Jul 93 2.38 Mutaz Essa BARSHIM (QAT) Oslo (Bislett) 15 Jun 2.43 Mutaz Essa BARSHIM (QAT)Bruxelles (Boudewijnstadion) 5 Sep 14 2.35 Mateusz PRZYBYLKO (GER) Bottrop 25 Jun 2.42 Patrik SJÖBERG (SWE) Stockholm 30 Jun 87 2.34 Danil LYSENKO (RUS) Saransk (Stadion Start) 22 Jun 2.42 Bohdan BONDARENKO (UKR) New York City (Icahn), NY 14 Jun 14 2.33 Maksim NEDASEKAU (BLR) Grosseto (Stadio Zecchini) 22 Jul 2.41 Igor PAKLIN (URS) Kobe 4 Sep 85 2.32 Ivan UKHOV (RUS) Yerino 10 Jun 2.41 Ivan UKHOV (RUS) Doha (Hamad Bin Suhaim) 9 May 14 2.32 Sylwester BEDNAREK (POL) Ostrava (Mestský Stadion) 28 Jun 2.40 Rudolf POVARNITSYN (URS) Donetsk 11 Aug 85 2.32 Majd Eddin GHAZAL (SYR) Paris (Stade Charléty) 1 Jul 2.40 Sorin MATEI (ROU) Bratislava 20 Jun 90 2.32 Bohdan BONDARENKO (UKR) Paris (Stade Charléty) 1 Jul 2.40 Charles AUSTIN (USA) Zürich (Letzigrund) 7 Aug 91 2.31 Robert GRABARZ (GBR) Doha (Hamad Bin Suhaim) 5 May 2.40 Vyacheslav VORONIN (RUS) London (Crystal Palace) 5 Aug 00 2.31 Guowei ZHANG (CHN) Jinan 16 May 2.40 Derek DROUIN (CAN) Des Moines (Drake Stadium), IA 25 Apr 14 2.31 Eure YÁNEZ (VEN) Asunción (COP) 23 Jun 2.40 Andriy PROTSENKO (UKR) Lausanne (Pontaise) 3 Jul 14 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO AT-HJ-M-q----.SL2..v1 Issued at 10:17 on Thursday, 10 August 2017 Official Partners.
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