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2013 IAAF World Outdoor Championships Moscow, Russia August 10-18 Photo: Andrew McClanahan@PhotoRun vicath1111@aol.com 631-741-1865 www.photorun.NET
WM-Aktuell Moskau 2013: Tirunesh Dibaba stürmt zum WM-Gold, Sabrina Mockenhaupt gibt auf – Schrader SILBER im Zehnkampf
Tirunesh Dibaba ist in eindrucksvoller Manier bei den Leichtathletik-Weltmeisterschaften in Moskau zur Goldmedaille gestürmt.
Die Äthiopierin gewann das 10.000-m-Finale nach einem Schlussspurt wie zu ihren besten Zeiten in 30:43,35 Minuten vor der Kenianerin Gladys Cherono (30:45,17).
Dritte wurde Dibabas Landsfrau Belaynesh Oljira (30:46,98), die auf den allerletzten Metern noch die Kenianerin Emily Chebet (30:47,02) abfing.
Sabrina Mockenhaupt (LG Sieg) kam nicht ins Ziel, sie gab das Rennen vorzeitig auf.
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SILBERMEDAILLE im Zehnkampf für Michael Schrader
Day 2 – Stats by Ken Nakamura
110mH
Fastest time on Russian Soil and the fastest non-final time in WC for David Oliver in 110mH
Previously the fastest time on Russian soil was 13.17 by Collin Jackson in Sankt Peterburg in 1998
while the fastest time in Moskva was 13.25 by Greg Foster from 1986
The fastest time in first round of World Championships was Jackson in 1997 and 1999 and Richardson in 2011
while the fastest time in preliminary round of WC was 13.11 by Jack Pierce in semi in 1993 and Richardson in semi of 2011
And thus Oliver's time of 13.05 is the fastest non-final time in the World Championships
W100m
10.94 is the fastest first round (although this may not be a real first round) of 100m in the World Championships.
Previously the fastest first round time was 11.01 by Pintusevich from 1997.
For a reference, fastest second round time is 10.76 by Jones in 1999
20Km Walk
1:20:58 is the slowest winning time since 2007
Chen Ding won second gold for CHN in this event at the World Championships.
Previously Wang Hao was the only CHN medalist at this event at WC
Both Aleksandr Ivanov and Chen Ding are World Junior champ silver medalist, Ivanov in 2012 and Chen in 2008
100m (semi)
10.00 is the new fastest time that failed to qualify for the final of 100m in World Championships.
Previously the fastest time that failed to qualify for the final of WC 100m WAS 10.04 from 2009.
The fastest semi time today was 9.90, so 9.87 in qf of of 1997 WC is still the fastest non-final time in history.
800m (semi)
For the first time since 1995 No Kenyan in the 800m final
They also failed to make the final in 1983
Brandon Johnson with 1:44.89 will NOT make the final. He is now the fastest who failed to make the final
Previously 1:44.90 by Yusuf Kamel from 2005 was the fastest time that failed to make the final
1:43.87 by Solomon is the fastest non-final ever in World Championships
Previously 1:44.20 by Rudisha in 2011 was the fastest non-final time in the history of WC
1:43.87 by Solomon is the fastest 800m in Moscow, but not the Russian All-Comers record.
1:43.76 is the Russian All Comers record.
W400m semi
49.56 by Montsho is the second fastest semi of 400m in the history of WC
49.51 by S Williams from 2009 is the fastest semi in WC
3 cracked 50 sec in semi 3 of 400m, but that also happened in semi 2 in 2009
WLJ
Reese won record third gold in WLJ at the World Championships.
May, JJK and Drechsler all won twice.
2cm wining margin is the second smallest in the history of WC WLJ.
1cm winning margin in 2001 is the smallest in history.
0cm difference between 3rd and 4th is the smallest ever in WLJ at WC.
1cm in 1993 and 1999 was the smallest before today
Best 8th place mark of 6.73 was recorded in WLJ. Previously best 8th place was 6.70 from 2001
Spanovic won first medal at WLJ for SRB in WC
W10000m
For the fifth time in this event, ETH won multiple medals
30:43.35 is the fastest time in Moscow, but not a Russian All Comer's record.
Russian All comers record is still 30:29.36 by Shobukhova from 2009
Tirunesh won third gold at 10000m in WC, most by women distance runner.
100m
9.77 is the third fastest time in World Championships 100m.
Again it broke Russian All Comers' record
For the second time in this event at WC, JAM won gold and bronze (last time was 2009)
Decathlon
Eaton became the fifth (after Thompson, O'Brien, Sebrle, and Clay) Decathlete to won gold in
both Olympic and World Championships.
He also become fifth (OBrien, Sebrle, Pappas and Clay)to win both Worlds and World Indoor
WDT
Perkovic became third (after Hellman and Zvereba) Women Discus thrower to win both Olympic and Worlds gold medal.
Perkovic won first medal for CRO while Robert-Michon won first medal for FRA in Women's DT at WC
