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Doha (QAT) 27 September - 6 October 2019 START LIST Triple Jump Men - Final RECORDS RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE VENUE DATE World Record WR 18.29 Jonathan EDWARDS GBR 29 Göteborg (Ullevi Stadium) 7 Aug 1995 Championships Record CR 18.29 Jonathan EDWARDS GBR 29 Göteborg (Ullevi Stadium) 7 Aug 1995 World Leading WL 18.14 Will CLAYE USA 28 Long Beach, CA (USA) 29 Jun 2019 i = Indoor performance 29 September 2019 21:45 START TIME ORDER NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH PERSONAL BEST SEASON BEST 1 Necatí ER TUR 24 Feb 97 17.37 17.37 2 Will CLAYE USA 13 Jun 91 18.14 18.14 3 Yaoqing FANG CHN 20 Apr 96 17.17 17.17 4 Cristian NÁPOLES CUB 27 Nov 98 17.34 17.21 5 Pedro Pablo PICHARDO POR 30 Jun 93 18.08 17.53 6 Alexis COPELLO AZE 12 Aug 85 17.68 17.02 7 Hugues Fabrice ZANGO BUR 25 Jun 93 17.58i 17.58 i 8 Almir DOS SANTOS BRA 4 Sep 93 17.53 17.46 i 9 Ruiting WU CHN 29 Nov 95 17.47 17.47 10 Christian TAYLOR USA 18 Jun 90 18.21 17.82 11 Jordan Alejandro DÍAZ FORTUN CUB 23 Feb 01 17.49 17.49 12 Donald SCOTT USA 23 Feb 92 17.43 17.43 ALL-TIME TOP LIST SEASON TOP LIST RESULT NAME VENUE DATE RESULT NAME VENUE 2019 18.29 Jonathan EDWARDS (GBR) Göteborg (Ullevi Stadium) 7 Aug 95 18.14 Will CLAYE (USA) Long Beach, CA (USA) 29 Jun 18.21 Christian TAYLOR (USA) Beijing (National Stadium) 27 Aug 15 17.82 Christian TAYLOR (USA) Monaco (MON) 12 Jul 18.14 Will CLAYE (USA) Long Beach, CA (USA) 29 Jun 19 17.68 Omar CRADDOCK (USA) Long Beach, CA (USA) 20 Apr 18.09 Kenny HARRISON (USA) Atlanta (Olympic Stadium), GA 27 Jul 96 17.53 Pedro Pablo PICHARDO (POR) London (GBR) 20 Jul 18.08 Pedro Pablo PICHARDOLa (CUB) Habana (Estadio Panamericano) 28 May 15 17.50 Hugues Fabrice ZANGO (BUR) St-Etienne (FRA) 28 Jul 18.04 Teddy TAMGHO (FRA) Moskva (Luzhniki) 18 Aug 13 17.49 Jordan Alejandro DÍAZ FORTUN (CUB) Camagüey (CUB) 3 Jul 17.97 Willie BANKS (USA) Indianapolis, IN 16 Jun 85 17.47 Ruiting WU (CHN) Shenyang (CHN) 3 Aug 17.92 Khristo MARKOV (BUL) Roma (Stadio Olimpico) 31 Aug 87 17.43 Donald SCOTT (USA) Roma (ITA) 6 Jun 17.92 James BECKFORD (JAM) Odessa, TX 20 May 95 17.40 Yaming ZHU (CHN) La Chaux-de-Fonds (SUI) 30 Jun 17.90 Vladimir INOZEMTSEV (URS) Bratislava 20 Jun 90 17.37 Necatí ER (TUR) Gävle (SWE) 14 Jul 17.90 Jadel GREGÓRIO (BRA) Belém (Mangueirão) 20 May 07 Timing by SEIKO AT-TJ-M-f----.SL2..v1 Issued at 21:02 on Friday, 27 September 2019 Official IAAF Partners.

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