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Asian Grand Prix Series 2007 ASIAN GRAND PRIX SERIES 2007 2nd Leg- Guwahati ( 23 June) FINAL RESULTS COMP ID TIME EVENT GENDER ROUND 101 17:00 High Jump Men FINAL WR 2.45 Javier Sotomayor CUB Salamanca 27-Jul-93 WJR 2.37 Dragutin Topic YUG Plovdiv 12-Aug-90 2.37 Steve Smith GBR Seoul 20-Sep-92 AR 2.39 Zhu Jianhua CHN Eberstadt 10-Jun-84 AJR 2.33 Zhu Jianhua CHN New Delhi 1-Dec-82 AGP 2.3 ZASSIMOVICH Sergey Kaz Bangkok 19-Jun-07 Asian leader'07 2.3 ZASSIMOVICH Sergey Kaz Height 1.95,2.00,2.05,2.10,2.14,2.18,2.21,2.24,2.27,2.30,2.33 Place BIB NAME OF PARTICIPANT DOB COUNTRY Perf. 1 143 ZASSIMOVICH Sergey 11-Mar-86 KAZ 2.18m P,P,O,O,O,XO,XXX 2 161 KIM Young-Min 21-Aug-85 KOR 2.14m P,P,P,O,O,XXX 2 254 SHANKAR Roy Hari 4-Apr-86 IND 2.14m P,P,O,O,O,XXX 4 255 ABHISHEK ROY IND 2.10m O,O,XXO,XO,XXX 5 198 WIJESEKARA WP Manjula K 30-Jan-84 SRI 2.05m P,P,O,O,O,XXX 293 NISAR ALAM IND NM 102 17:00 Triple Jump Women FINAL WR 15.5 Inessa Kravets UKR Goteborg 10-Aug-95 WJR 14.62 Tereza Marinova BUL Sydney 25-Aug-96 AR 14.73 Xie Limei CHN Bangkok 19-Jun-07 AJR 14.57 Qiuyan Dong CHN Shanghai 19-Oct-97 AGP 14.73 Xie Limei CHN Bangkok 19-Jun-07 Asian leader'07 0.634027778 Xie Limei CHN Place BIB NAME OF PARTICIPANT DOB COUNTRY Perf. 1 114 XIE Limei 27-Jun-86 CHN 14.16m (-0.0) 13.95, 14.16,14.12,13.84,14.03,13.67 2 115 LI Qian 17-Sep-84 CHN 13.88m (+0.1) f,f,13.58,13.79,13.70,13.88 3 165 SARDI Rakhima 11-Apr-86 KGZ 13.53m (+0.2) 13.30, 13.46,13.30, 13.50,13.53,13.42 4 154 PARFYONOVA Yelena 26-Jan-74 KAZ 13.34m (+0.8) 13.27,13.29,f,13.34,13.28,13.25 5 280 MANISHA DEY IND 12.58m (+0.1) 12.17,12.58,12.42,f,12.13,12.29 103 17:10 Shot Put Men FINAL WR 23.12 Randy Barnes USA Westwood 20-May-90 WJR 20.39 Janus Robberts RSA Germiston 7-Mar-98 AR 20.54 Khalid Habash Al-Suwaidi QAT Minsk 25-Jun-05 AJR 19.48 Xie Shengying CHN Shijiazhuan 25-Apr-90 AGP 19.84 Navpreet Singh IND Bangalore 22-May-06 Asian leader'07 19.19 Chang Ming-Huang TPE Place BIB NAME OF PARTICIPANT DOB COUNTRY Perf. 1 167 GHOLUM Ahmed 31-May-80 KUW 18.60m F, 17.70,18.07,F,18.60,18.31 2 211 POLYEMG Chatchawal 12-May-82 THA 17.95m 17.40, 16.62, 17.95, 17.22, 17.42, 16.86 3 260 Saurabh Vij 14-Jun-87 IND 17.65m 16.03, 17.39, 17.21, F, 17.65, 17.31 4 262 P. V. GIRI IND 17.46m F,16.96,16.61,17.20,17.46,17.03 5 162 SHON Hyun 27-May-79 KOR 16.95m 16.66,16.90,16.95,16.49,16.52,F 6 261 SINGH Satyendra Kumar 19-May-86 IND NM 104 17:15 400m Hurdles Men FINAL WR 46.78 Kevin Young USA Barcelona 6-Aug-92 WJR 48.02 Danny Harris USA Los Angeles 17-Jun-84 AR 47.53 Hadi Soua’an Al-Somaily KSA Sydney 27-Sep-00 AJR 48.94 Ibrahim Al-Hamaidi KSA Grosseto 17-Jul-04 AGP 49.03 Meng Yan CHN Bangalore 22-May-06 Asian leader'07 48.73s Dai Tamesue JPN Place BIB NAME OF PARTICIPANT DOB COUNTRY Perf. 1 103 MENG Yan 30-Sep-80 CHN 49.50s 2 253 JOSEPH ABRAHAM IND 49.52s (NR) 3 142 MELESHENKO Yevgeniy 19-Jan-81 KAZ 50.58s 4 251 Kuldev Singh IND 50.80s 5 104 ZHU Zhi 25-Aug-82 CHN 51.52s 6 133 KARIMI Gholam Reza 22-May-77 IRI 51.82s 209 KUTTIYAWAN Apisit 29-Jan-81 THA DNF 252 VICTOR JEBA SINGH IND DNF 105 17:30 Discus Throw Men FINAL WR 74.08 Jurgen Schult GER Neubrandenburg 6-Jun-86 WJR 63.64 Werner Hartmann GER Strasbourg 25-Jun-78 AR 67.95* Ehsan Hadadi IRI Minsk 9-Jun-07 AJR 62.36 Nu Ermaimaiti CHN Guangzhou 21-Nov-01 AGP 64.98 Abbas Samimi IRI Manila 1-Jul-04 Asian leader'07 67.95m Ehsan Hadadi IRI Place BIB NAME OF PARTICIPANT DOB COUNTRY Perf. 1 135 SAMIMI Abbas 9-Jun-77 IRI 60.91m 58.58,58.67,60.31,58.89,59.21,60.91 2 263 GOWDA Vikas 5-Jul-83 IND 58.86m 58.86,f,56.37,57.73,f,58.86 3 106 WU Tao 3-Oct-83 CHN 57.64m 53.81,F,57.54,55.40,54.61,57.64 4 163 CHOI Jong-Bum 22-Aug-81 KOR 54.74m 54.74,52.92,53.73,F,54.74,F 5 264 HARPREET SINGH IND 51.74m 50.76,50.21,F,51.74,F,49.13 106 17:30 400m Men FINAL WR 43.18 Michael Johnson USA Sevilla 26-Aug-99 WJR 43.87 Steve Lewis USA Seoul 28-Sep-88 AR 44.56 Mohamed Amer Al-Malky OMA Budapest 12-Aug-88 AJR 44.66 Hamdan Al Bishi KSA Santiago de Chile 20-Oct-00 AGP 45.42 Fawzi Dahash Al-Shemmeri KUW Hyderabad 18-May-02 Asian leader'07 45.79s Liu Xiaosheng CHN Place BIB NAME OF PARTICIPANT DOB COUNTRY Perf. 1 101 WANG Liangyu 9-Aug-84 CHN 46.16s 2 196 AMARASEKARA Prasanna 21-Mar-81 SRI 46.79s 3 246 K.M. Binu 20-Dec-80 IND 47.03s 4 131 BOUAZAR Reza 22-May-87 IRI 47.04s 5 102 LI GUANGJIN 28-Nov-85 CHN 47.20s 6 208 POJAROEN Jukkatip 21-Apr-85 THA 47.76s 7 266 SARISH PAUL IND 48.07s 8 166 AL-SHAMMARI Fawzi 13-Feb-79 KUW 1:07.04s 107 17:40 400m Women FINAL WR 47.6 Marita Koch GDR Canberra 6-Oct-85 WJR 49.42 Grit Breuer GER Tokyo 27-Aug-91 AR 49.81 Yuqin Ma CHN Beijing 11-Sep-93 AJR 50.01 Li Jing CHN Shanghai 18-Oct-97 AGP 51.49 Tatyana Roslanova KAZ Songkhla 24-Jun-05 Asian leader'07 52.17s Asami Tanno JPN Place BIB NAME OF PARTICIPANT DOB COUNTRY Perf. 1 271 CHITRA K SOMAN IND 53.01s 2 147 Maslyonko Marina KAZ 53.68s 3 146 TERESHKOVA Olga 26-Oct-84 KAZ 53.81s 4 145 KHADJIMURATOV Tatyana KAZ 54.96s 5 287 ANU MARIAM JOSE IND 55.04s 6 288 SINI JOSE IND 55.43s 7 233 AMIROVA Zamira 11-Jun-79 UZB 57.42s 8 284 MANDEEP KAUR IND 59.56s 108 17:55 100m Men FINAL WR 9.77 Asafa Powell JAM Athens 14-Jun-05 9.77 Justin Gatlin USA Doha 12-May-06 9.77 Asafa Powell JAM Gateshead 11-Jun-06 9.77 Asafa Powell JAM Zurich 18-Aug-06 WJR 10.01 Darrel Brown TRI Paris 24-Aug-03 AR 10 Koji Ito JPN Bangkok 13-Dec-98 AJR 10.22 Vitaliy Medvedev KAZ Jakarta 14-Jul-95 AGP 10.3 Yongyi Wen CHN Bangkok 18-May-06 Asian Leader'07 10.15 Nobuharu Asahara JPN Place BIB NAME OF PARTICIPANT DOB COUNTRY Perf. 1 207 SONDEE Wachara 4-Sep-83 THA 10.34s 2 108 Wen Yong Yi CHN 10.36s 3 206 SUWONPRATEEP Sittichai 17-Nov-80 THA 10.45s 4 241 B.G. Nagaraj 5-May-85 IND 10.62s 5 215 Darasuriyong Siriroj THA 10.66s 6 186 Shameer Ayub SIN 10.69s 7 216 Wongsala Seksan THA 10.71s 8 242 SAMEER MON IND 10.72s 9 171 NYAT Mohd Latif 2-Oct-85 MAS 10.79s 10 244 RITESH ANAND IND 10.86s 11 175 Mohd. Nor Imran Hadi MAS 10.90s 12 176 Mohd. Syarafie Saili MAS 10.91s 13 174 Nazmizan Muhamad MAS 10.94s 14 217 Pussa Panom THA 10.94s 15 290 Zabidi Gazali MAS 10.97s 16 188 GARY YEO SIN 11.05s 17 245 REHMATULLA IND 11.06s 18 243 AJAY KUMAR IND 11.08s 19 187 Poh Seng Song SIN 11.12s 20 189 Amiruddin SIN 11.60 179 S. Narendran MAS DNF 190 Alfred Sim SIN DNS 108 17:55 100m "C" Men FINAL "C" Place BIB NAME OF PARTICIPANT DOB COUNTRY Perf. 1 290 Zabidi Gazali MAS 10.97s 2 188 GARY YEO SIN 11.05s 3 243 AJAY KUMAR IND 11.08s 4 187 Poh Seng Song SIN 11.12s 5 189 Amiruddin SIN 11.60 179 S. Narendran MAS DNF 108 18:05 100m "B" Men FINAL-B Place BIB NAME OF PARTICIPANT DOB COUNTRY Perf. 1 215 Darasuriyong Siriroj THA 10.66s 2 244 RITESH ANAND IND 10.86s 3 175 Mohd. Nor Imran Hadi MAS 10.90s 4 176 Mohd. Syarafie Saili MAS 10.91s 5 174 Nazmizan Muhamad MAS 10.94s 6 217 Pussa Panom THA 10.94s 7 245 REHMATULLA IND 11.06s 190 Alfred Sim SIN DNS 108 18:15 100m "A" Men FINAL-A Place BIB NAME OF PARTICIPANT DOB COUNTRY Perf.
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