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Nairobi (KEN) 18-22 August 2021 RESULTS 800 Metres Women - Final RECORDS RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE VENUE DATE World U20 Record WU20R 1:54.01 Pamela JELIMO KEN 19 Letzigrund, Zürich (SUI) 29 Aug 2008 Championships Record CR 1:59.74 Diribe WELTEJI ETH 16 Ratina Stadium, Tampere (FIN) 12 Jul 2018 World U20 Leading WU20L 1:55.21 Athing MU USA 19 Olympic Stadium, Tokyo (JPN) 3 Aug 2021 Area U20 Record AU20R National U20 Record NU20R Personal Best PB Season Best SB 21 August 2021 16:46 START TIME 25° C 41 % TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH LANE RESULT 1 1619 Ayal DAGNACHEW ETH 18 Jan 02 6 2:02.96 2 1886 Valentina ROSAMILIA SUI 27 Jan 03 4 2:04.29 3 1663 Elli Eftychia DELIGIANNI GRE 4 Jul 02 8 2:04.66 4 1869 Veronika SADEK SLO 21 Jan 03 2 2:04.96 PB 5 1921 Svitlana ZHULZHYK UKR 19 Jul 02 3 2:06.04 6 1608 Marina MARTÍNEZ ESP 13 Jan 02 5 2:06.42 (.414) 7 1552 Avery PEARSON CAN 24 Mar 03 1 2:06.42 (.415) PB 8 1533 Annelies NIJSSEN BEL 23 Aug 02 7 2:09.55 INTERMEDIATE TIMES 200 m29.30 Elli Eftychia DELIGIANNI 300 m45.08 Elli Eftychia DELIGIANNI 400 m1:00.99 Elli Eftychia DELIGIANNI 500 m1:16.93 Elli Eftychia DELIGIANNI 600 m1:32.35 Ayal DAGNACHEW 700 m1:47.33 Ayal DAGNACHEW ALL-TIME TOP LIST SEASON TOP LIST RESULT NAME VENUE DATE RESULT NAME VENUE 2021 1:54.01 Pamela JELIMO (KEN) Letzigrund, Zürich (SUI) 29 Aug 08 1:55.21 Athing MU (USA) Olympic Stadium, Tokyo (JPN) 3 Aug 1:55.21 Athing MU (USA) Olympic Stadium, Tokyo (JPN) 3 Aug 21 1:55.88 Keely HODGKINSON (GBR) Olympic Stadium, Tokyo (JPN) 3 Aug 1:55.45 Caster SEMENYA (RSA) Olympiastadion, Berlin (GER) 19 Aug 09 1:59.46 Diribe WELTEJI (ETH)Zdzislaw Krzyszkowiak Stadium, Bydgoszcz 30 Jun 1:55.88 Keely HODGKINSON (GBR) Olympic Stadium, Tokyo (JPN) 3 Aug 21 2:00.78 Roisin WILLIS (USA) Icahn Stadium, New York, NY (USA) 21 May 1:56.59 Francine NIYONSABA (BDI)Boudewijnstadion, Bruxelles (BEL) 7 Sep 12 2:01.21 Juliette WHITTAKER (USA) Hayward Field, Eugene, OR (USA) 24 Jun 1:57.18 Yuan WANG (CHN) Beijing (CHN) 8 Sep 93 2:01.40 Prudence SEKGODISO (RSA)Stadion De Veen, Heusden-Zolder (BEL) 3 Jul 1:57.45 Hildegard ULLRICH-KÖRNER (GDR) Praha (TCH) 31 Aug 78 2:01.60 Claudia HOLLINGSWORTH (AUS)QSAC, Nathan, Brisbane (AUS) 27 Mar 1:57.62 Yinglai LANG (CHN) Shanghai (CHN) 22 Oct 97 2:02.26 Sophia GORRIARAN (USA) Hayward Field, Eugene, OR (USA) 24 Jun 1:57.63 Maria de Lurdes MUTOLA (MOZ)Olympic Stadium, Tokyo (JPN) 26 Aug 91 2:02.32 Audrey WERRO (SUI) Centre sportif Bout-du-Monde, Genève (SU 12 Jun 1:57.74 Sahily DIAGO MESA (CUB) La Habana (CUB) 25 May 14 2:02.38 Valentina ROSAMILIACentre (SUI) sportif Bout-du-Monde, Genève (SU 12 Jun Timing by SEIKO AT-800-W-f--1--.RS1..v1 Issued at 16:52 on Saturday, 21 August 2021 WORLD ATHLETICS PARTNERS.

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