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Decathlon Summary After 4 Events London World Championships 4-13 August 2017 DECATHLON SUMMARY AFTER 4 EVENTS RECORDS RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE VENUE DATE WR WR 9045 Ashton EATON USA 27 Beijing (National Stadium) 29 Aug 2015 CR CR 9045 Ashton EATON USA 27 Beijing (National Stadium) 29 Aug 2015 WL WL 8663 Rico FREIMUTH GER 29 Ratingen (Stadionring) 25 Jun 2017 11-12 August 2017 POINTS 100 Metres Long Jump Shot Put High Jump 400 Metres 110 Metres Discus Pole Vault Javelin 1500 Metres BEHIND Hurdles Throw Throw PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY POINTS LEADER Kevin MAYER FRA 3581 10.70 7.52 15.72 2.08 1 (-0.8) (0.0) 929 (4) 940 (4) 834 (2) 878 (5) 1869 (4) 2703 (1) 3581 (1) Kai KAZMIREK GER 3472 -109 10.91 7.64 13.78 2.11 2 (-0.8) (-0.4) 881 (11) 970 (2) 715 (21) 906 (1) 1851 (5) 2566 (8) 3472 (2) Rico FREIMUTH GER 3472 -109 10.53 7.48 14.85 1.99 3 (-0.7) (-0.4) 968 (2) 930 (7) 780 (9) 794 (17) 1898 (1) 2678 (2) 3472 (3) Trey HARDEE USA 3441 -140 10.75 7.48 15.16 1.99 4 (-0.7) (-0.4) 917 (5) 930 (8) 800 (5) 794 (16) 1847 (6) 2647 (3) 3441 (4) Kurt FELIX GRN 3436 -145 11.08 7.46 15.01 2.08 5 (-0.2) (+0.7) 843 (20) 925 (10) 790 (7) 878 (7) 1768 (14) 2558 (9) 3436 (5) Damian WARNER CAN 3412 -169 10.50 7.44 13.45 2.02 6 (-0.7) (-0.6) 975 (1) 920 (12) 695 (24) 822 (13) 1895 (2) 2590 (6) 3412 (6) Oleksiy KASYANOV UKR 3404 -177 10.77 7.28 14.99 2.02 7 (-0.7) (-1.1) 912 (7) 881 (19) 789 (8) 822 (10) 1793 (11) 2582 (7) 3404 (7) Janek ÕIGLANE EST 3384 -197 11.08 7.33 15.13 2.05 8 (-0.2) (-0.1) 843 (21) 893 (14) 798 (6) 850 (8) 1736 (18) 2534 (12) 3384 (8) Ilya SHKURENEV ANA 3363 -218 11.17 7.62 13.48 2.08 9 (-1.3) (+0.2) 823 (25) 965 (3) 697 (23) 878 (3) 1788 (12) 2485 (16) 3363 (9) Martin ROE NOR 3361 -220 10.90 7.50 15.22 1.93 10 (-1.3) (+0.9) 883 (10) 935 (5) 803 (4) 740 (25) 1818 (8) 2621 (5) 3361 (10) Jorge UREÑA ESP 3348 -233 11.00 7.30 13.91 2.08 11 (-0.8) (-0.4) 861 (15) 886 (16) 723 (19) 878 (3) 1747 (17) 2470 (18) 3348 (11) Lindon VICTOR GRN 3345 -236 10.83 6.98 15.86 1.99 12 (-0.7) (-1.2) 899 (9) 809 (29) 843 (1) 794 (14) 1708 (21) 2551 (10) 3345 (12) Mihail DUDAŠ SRB 3332 -249 10.75 7.46 13.02 2.02 13 (-0.2) (+0.2) 917 (6) 925 (9) 668 (29) 822 (11) 1842 (7) 2510 (13) 3332 (13) Devon WILLIAMS USA 3318 -263 10.93 7.44 14.43 1.96 14 (-0.7) (-0.5) 876 (12) 920 (11) 755 (13) 767 (23) 1796 (10) 2551 (11) 3318 (14) Karl Robert SALURI EST 3283 -298 10.55 7.49 13.98 1.84 15 (-0.7) (-1.0) 963 (3) 932 (6) 727 (18) 661 (30) 1895 (3) 2622 (4) 3283 (15) Pau TONNESEN ESP 3260 -321 11.26 7.21 13.76 2.08 16 (-0.2) (+0.6) 804 (28) 864 (21) 714 (22) 878 (2) 1668 (25) 2382 (24) 3260 (16) 1 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO AT-DEC-M-4--0--.RS2..v1 Issued at 18:54 on Sunday, 13 August 2017 3 Official Partners London World Championships 4-13 August 2017 DECATHLON SUMMARY AFTER 4 EVENTS 11-12 August 2017 POINTS 100 Metres Long Jump Shot Put High Jump 400 Metres 110 Metres Discus Pole Vault Javelin 1500 Metres BEHIND Hurdles Throw Throw PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY POINTS LEADER Ashley BRYANT GBR 3251 -330 11.14 7.44 14.09 1.96 17 (-0.8) (-1.0) 830 (22) 920 (13) 734 (15) 767 (19) 1750 (16) 2484 (17) 3251 (17) Eelco SINTNICOLAAS NED 3220 -361 10.96 7.31 14.32 1.90 18 (-0.7) (-0.4) 870 (13) 888 (15) 748 (14) 714 (26) 1758 (15) 2506 (14) 3220 (18) Zach ZIEMEK USA 3219 -362 10.99 7.08 14.01 1.99 19 (-0.7) (-0.5) 863 (14) 833 (27) 729 (17) 794 (15) 1696 (22) 2425 (21) 3219 (19) Adam Sebastian HELCELET CZE 3205 -376 11.28 7.03 14.57 2.02 20 (-1.3) (-0.7) 799 (29) 821 (28) 763 (11) 822 (11) 1620 (28) 2383 (23) 3205 (20) Larbi BOURRADA ALG 3178 -403 10.80 7.22 13.41 1.90 21 (-0.2) (-1.1) 906 (8) 866 (20) 692 (26) 714 (26) 1772 (13) 2464 (19) 3178 (21) Cedric DUBLER AUS 3176 -405 11.06 7.29 11.36 2.08 22 (-0.8) (+0.1) 847 (17) 883 (17) 568 (32) 878 (5) 1730 (19) 2298 (29) 3176 (22) Mathias BRUGGER GER 3175 -406 11.15 7.18 14.80 1.90 23 (-1.3) (+0.6) 827 (23) 857 (22) 777 (10) 714 (26) 1684 (24) 2461 (20) 3175 (23) Pieter BRAUN NED 3164 -417 11.22 7.17 14.48 1.93 24 (-0.8) (-1.5) 812 (26) 854 (23) 758 (12) 740 (24) 1666 (26) 2424 (22) 3164 (24) Maicel UIBO EST 3146 -435 11.35 6.97 14.08 2.02 25 (-0.8) (-1.0) 784 (30) 807 (30) 733 (16) 822 (9) 1591 (30) 2324 (28) 3146 (25) Bastien AUZEIL FRA 3138 -443 11.35 6.87 15.23 1.96 26 (-0.2) (+0.2) 784 (32) 783 (31) 804 (3) 767 (21) 1567 (31) 2371 (25) 3138 (26) Akihiko NAKAMURA JPN 3063 -518 11.06 7.28 11.37 1.96 27 (-1.3) (-0.6) 847 (18) 881 (18) 568 (31) 767 (21) 1728 (20) 2296 (30) 3063 (27) Thomas VAN DER PLAETSEN BEL 3055 -526 11.35 7.09 13.03 1.96 28 (-0.2) (+0.1) 784 (31) 835 (26) 669 (28) 767 (18) 1619 (29) 2288 (31) 3055 (28) Dominik DISTELBERGER AUT 3044 -537 11.03 7.11 12.93 1.87 29 (-1.3) (-0.7) 854 (16) 840 (25) 663 (30) 687 (29) 1694 (23) 2357 (27) 3044 (29) Keisuke USHIRO JPN 2935 -646 11.53 6.64 13.43 1.96 30 (-0.2) (-0.2) 746 (33) 729 (32) 693 (25) 767 (19) 1475 (32) 2168 (32) 2935 (30) Fredrik SAMUELSSON SWE DNF 11.24 7.11 13.82 DNS (-1.3) (-1.6) 808 (27) 840 (24) 717 (20) 1648 (27) 2365 (26) Sutthisak SINGKHON THA DNF 11.16 7.65 13.34 DNS (-1.3) (-0.7) 825 (24) 972 (1) 688 (27) 1797 (9) 2485 (15) Luiz Alberto DE ARAÚJO BRA DNF 11.07 NM DNS (-1.3) 845 (19) 0 845 (33) Leonel SUÁREZ CUB DNF 15.93 DNS (-0.8) 94 (34) 2 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO AT-DEC-M-4--0--.RS2..v1 Issued at 18:54 on Sunday, 13 August 2017 3 Official Partners London World Championships 4-13 August 2017 DECATHLON SUMMARY AFTER 4 EVENTS 11-12 August 2017 POINTS 100 Metres Long Jump Shot Put High Jump 400 Metres 110 Metres Discus Pole Vault Javelin 1500 Metres BEHIND Hurdles Throw Throw PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY POINTS LEADER Jefferson SANTOS BRA DNS DNS 3 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO AT-DEC-M-4--0--.RS2..v1 Issued at 18:54 on Sunday, 13 August 2017 3 Official Partners.
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