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Andre De Grasse ANDRE DE GRASSE Hometown: Markham, Ont. Birthdate: Nov. 10, 1994 (22) Events: 100 metres; 200 metres Twitter: @De6rasse Coach: Stuart McMillan Training base: Phoenix, Ariz. Education: Coffeyville (Kansas) Community College, 2012-2014; University of Southern California (USC) 2014-2015 Personal bests: 100 metres: 9:91, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Aug. 14, 2016; 200 metres: 19:80, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Aug. 17, 2016 CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Bronze, 4x100 metres relay, 37.64 (CR), Olympic Games, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Aug. 19, 2016 Silver, 200 metres, 20.02, Olympic Games, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Aug. 18, 2016 Bronze, 100 metres, 9.91, Olympic Games, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Aug. 14, 2016 Bronze, 4x100 metre relay, 38.13, IAAF World Championships, Beijing, China, Aug. 29, 2015 Bronze, 100 metres, 9.92, IAAF World Championships, Beijing, China, Aug. 23, 2015 Gold, 200 metres, 19.88, Pan American Games, Toronto, Ont., July 24, 2015 Gold, 100 metres, 10.05, Pan American Games, Toronto, Ont., July 22, 2015 Gold, 100 metres, 9.75*, NCAA Championships, Eugene, Ore., June 13, 2015 Gold, 200 metres, 19.58*, NCAA Championships, Eugene, Ore., June 13, 2015 *wind-aided 2017 RESULTS 9.69* (1), 100 metres, Bauhaus-Galan – Diamond League, Stockholm, Sweden, June 18 10.01 (1), 100 metres, Bislett Games – Diamond League, Oslo, Norway, June 15 20.01 (1), 200 metres, Rome – Diamond League, Rome, Italy, June 8 9.96 (4), 100 metres, Prefontaine Classic – Diamond League, Eugene, Ore., May 27 10.21 (5), 100 metres, Doha – Diamond League, Doha, Qatar, May 5 * illegal wind, 4.8 metres/second 2016 RESULTS 20.02 (2), 200 metres, Olympic Games, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Aug. 18, 2016 9.91 (3), 100 metres, Olympic Games, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Aug. 14, 2016 20.20 (1), 200 metres, TrackTown Classic – NTL, Edmonton, Alta., July 15 20.32 (2), 200 metres, Canadian Track & Field Championships/Olympic Trials, Edmonton, Alta., July 10 9.99 (1), 100 metres, Canadian Track & Field Championships/Olympic Trials, Edmonton, Alta., July 9 10.32 (1), 100 metres, Harry Jerome Track Classic – NTL, Vancouver, B.C., June 17 20.46 (1), 200 metres, Harry Jerome Track Classic – NTL, Vancouver, B.C., June 17 10.07 (1), 100 metres, Bislett Games – Diamond League, Oslo, Norway, June 8 20.16 (1), 200 metres, Birmingham – Diamond League, Birmingham, England, June 5 10.05 (8), 100 metres, Prefontaine Classic – Diamond League, Eugene, Ore., May 28 20.23 (1), 200 metres, Sun Angel Classic, Tempe, Ariz., April 10 9.99 (1), 100 metres, Florida Relays, Gainesville, Fla., April 2 SNAPSHOP Here’s the thing about Andre De Grasse – he doesn’t just sprint with the very best in the world, he gets on a roll. He’s a one-man bandwagon. In 2017, the 22-year-old De Grasse limbered up with a 10.21-second, fifth-place outing in Doha, Qatar, and he ran fourth in 10.05 at the Prefontaine Classic Diamond League meet in Eugene, Ore., in May. Then he kicked it into gear, winning three races in a row in increasingly thrilling fashion in a 10-day span in June. First, De Grasse won the 200 metres in 20.01 seconds at the Diamond League stop in Rome; then he snapped off a 10.01-second time to win the 100 metres at the Bislett Games in Oslo, Norway, on June 15. Three days later in Stockholm, De Grasse electrified fans at the Bauhaus-Galan Diamond League competition, blazing to a 100-metre victory in 9.69 seconds. That effort was wind-assisted, the tailwind of 4.8 metres per second well above the permissible upper limit of 2.0 metres per second. So, the time cannot stand as an IAAF-sanctioned result. Using a wind calculator, that result translates to a 9.88 time with no wind, or a 9.79 finish, factoring in the maximum allowable tailwind of 2.0 metres per second. Still, the result suggests the Canadian record of 9.84, jointly held by Donovan Bailey (1996 Olympics) and Bruny Surin (1999 IAAF World Championships) could be in jeopardy this season, possibly at the Canadian Track & Field Championships in Ottawa from July 3-9. It also presages tantalizing possibilities for the IAAF World Championships in London from Aug. 5-13, when De Grasse will compete against Jamaica’s Usain Bolt, the world and Olympic record holder in both the 100- and 200-metre sprints. De Grasse’s previous two seasons on the international circuit also have gathered momentum in similarly compelling fashion. In 2015, his final season at the University of Southern California (USC), De Grasse won the sprint double at the NCAA Championships. He repeated that feat at the Pan American Games in Toronto. He capped off an intensely busy 2015 by winning bronze in the 100 metres at the IAAF World Championships in Beijing, where he also helped Canada’s 4x100 metre relay team to a third-place finish. In 2016, his first as a full-time professional, De Grasse won the double (100 and 200) at the Harry Jerome Track Classic and posted Diamond League victories in both the 100 metres (Oslo) and 200 metres (Birmingham, England) in early June of that year. All that was by way of warming up for the featured attraction – winning three sprint medals at the 2016 Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro, his impressive Olympics debut. Ville de résidence : Markham, ON Date de naissance : 10 nov. 1994 (22 ans) Épreuves : 100 mètres et 200 mètres Twitter : @De6rasse Entraîneur : Stuart McMillan Base d’entraînement : Phoenix, AZ École : Coffeyville (Kansas) Community College, 2012-2014; Université Southern California (USC) 2014- 2015 Records personnels : 100 mètres : 9.91, Rio, Brésil (14.08.2016); 200 mètres: 19.80, Rio, Brésil (17.08.2016) FAITS SAILLANTS EN CARRIÈRE Bronze, 37.64, relais 4 x 100 m (RC), Jeux olympiques 2016 à Rio, Brésil (19.08.2016) Argent, 20.02, 200 m, Jeux olympiques 2016 à Rio, Brésil (18.08.2016) Bronze, 9.91, 100 m, Jeux olympiques 2016 à Rio, Brésil (14.08.2016) Bronze, 38.13, relais 4 x 100 m, Championnats du monde de l’IAAF à Beijing, Chine (29.08.2015) Bronze, 9.92, 100 m, Championnats du monde de l’IAAF à Beijing, Chine (23.08.2015) Or, 19.88, 200 m, Jeux panaméricains de 2015 à Toronto, ON (24.07.2015) Or, 10.05, 100 m, Jeux panaméricains de 2015 à Toronto, ON (22.07.2015) Or, 9.75*, 100 m, Championnats de la NCAA 2015 à Eugene, OR (13.06.2015) Or, 19.58*, 200 m, Championnats de la NCAA 2015 à Eugene, OR (13.06.2015) *avec l’aide du vent RÉSULTATS 2017 9.69* (1), 100 m, Bauhaus-Galan Diamond League, Stockholm, Suède (18.06.2017) 10.01 (1), 100 m, Bislett Diamond League, Oslo, Norvège (15.06.2017) 20.01 (1), 200 m, Rome Diamond League, Rome, Italie, (08.06.2017) 9.96 (4), 100 m, Classique Prefontaine Diamond League, Eugene, OR (27.05.2017) 10.21 (5), 100 metres, Doha Diamond League, Doha, Qatar (05.05.2017) * vent illégal, +4,8 m/sec. RÉSULTATS 2016 20.02 (2), 200 m, Jeux olympiques, Rio, Brésil (18.08.2016) 9.91 (3), 100 m, Jeux olympiques, Rio, Brésil (14.08.2016) 20.20 (1), 200 m, Classique TrackTown (NTL), Edmonton, AB (15.07.2016) 20.32 (1), 200 m, Championnats canadiens d’athlétisme et essais olympiques, Edmonton, AB (10.07.2016) 9.99 (1), 100 m, Championnats canadiens d’athlétisme et essais olympiques, Edmonton, AB (09.07.2016) 10.32 (1), 100 m, Classique Harry Jerome (NTL), Vancouver, C.-B. (17.06.2016) 20.46 (1), 200 m, Classique Harry Jerome (NTL), Vancouver, C.-B. (17.06.2016) 10.07 (1), 100 m, Jeux Bislett d’Oslo – Diamond League, Oslo, Norvège (08.06.2016) 20.16 (1), 200 m, Diamond League, Birmingham, Grande-Bretagne (05.06.2016) 10.05 (8), 100 m, Classique Prefontaine Diamond League, Eugene, OR (28.05.2016) 20.23 (1), 200 m, Classique Sun Angel, Tempe, AZ (10.04.2016) 9.99 (1), 100 m, Florida Relays, Gainesville, FL (02.04.2016) EN BREF… Il y a quelque chose de particulier à propos d’Andre De Grasse. Il ne fait pas que courir avec les meilleurs sprinters au monde, il est sur une lancée, et la locomotive de son train… c’est lui! En 2017, l’athlète de 22 ans a démarré sa saison au Qatar avec un chrono de 10.21 pour une cinquième place à l’étape de Diamond League à Doha, puis il a fini quatrième à la Classique Prefontaine, une autre étape de Diamond League à Eugene, Oregon au mois de mai. C’est ensuite qu’il a changé de vitesse, remportant trois courses de suite en 10 jours de façon palpitante au cours du mois de juin. De Grasse a d’abord terminé premier sur 200 m avec un chrono de 20.01 à l’étape de Diamond League à Rome, puis il a affiché un temps de 10.01 secondes sur 100 m au Jeux Bislett à Oslo, en Norvège, le 15 juin. Trois jours plus tard à Stockholm, De Grasse a électrisé les spectateurs à la rencontre Bauhaus-Galan de Diamond League, remportant le 100 m avec un chrono de 9.69 secondes. Avec un vent de dos de +4,8 m/s bien au-delà de la limite de +2.0m/s, son chrono n’a pu être retenu comme un résultat sanctionné par l’IAAF. Utilisant un calculateur de vent, cela lui aurait procuré un temps de 9.88 secondes sans vent ou de 9.79 secondes avec un vent de dos maximal permis de +2.0m/s.
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