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Gesa Felicitas Krause lief sensationell zur Bronzemedaille in Peking. ©Victah Sailor

FLASH: WM-Aktuell: Gesa Felicitas Krause gewinnt sensationell Bronze über 3000 Meter Hindernis

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FLASH: Gesa Felicitas Krause hat sensationell die Bronzemedaille über 3.000 m Hindernis bei den Leichtathletik-Weltmeisterschaften in Peking gewonnen.

Die 23-Jährige lief in China das beste Rennen ihrer Karriere und stellte mit 9:19,25 Minuten eine persönliche Bestzeit auf.

Nach dem letzten Hindernis lag Gesa Felicitas Krause, die für Eintracht Frankfurt startet und von Wolfgang Heinig betreut wird, auf der Zielgeraden sogar kurzzeitig in Führung.

Doch auf den letzten 25 Metern lief Hyvin Jepkemoi (Kenia) vorbei und gewann in 9:19,11.

Unmittelbar vor dem Ziel schob sich dann noch Habiba Ghribi (Tunesien) an Krause vorbei auf den Silberrang. Sie hatte mit 9:19,24 am Ende nur eine Hundertstelsekunde Vorsprung vor der Deutschen.

Gesa Felicitas Krause war in Peking die einzige deutsche Frau, die über eine Langstrecke an den Start ging.

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Resultate lt. IAAF:

POS	BIB	ATHLETE	COUNTRY	MARK
1	561	Hyvin Kiyeng Jepkemoi	KEN	9:19.11
2	815	Habiba Ghribi	TUN	9:19.24
3	434	Gesa Felicitas Krause	GER	9:19.25	PB
4	335	Sofia Assefa	ETH	9:20.01	SB
5	872	Emma Coburn	USA	9:21.78
6	336	Hiwot Ayalew	ETH	9:24.27
7	572	Virginia Nyambura Nganga	KEN	9:26.21
8	466	Lalita Shivaji Babar	IND	9:29.64
9	883	Stephanie Garcia	USA	9:31.06
10	601	Salima Elouali Alami	MAR	9:32.15
11	191	Ruth Jebet	BRN	9:33.41
12	912	Colleen Quigley	USA	9:34.29
13	819	Özlem Kaya	TUR	9:34.66
14	606	Fadwa Sidi Madane	MAR	9:41.45
15	557	Rosefline Chepngetich	KEN	9:46.08

Stats by Ken Nakamura

One left over from yesterday

Wang Jianan won first medal for CHN at LJ in the World Championships

Day5

5000m

Osako did not run the fastest time by Japanese at 5000m in WC, however, his position, 7th, is the highest Japanese finishing position

WHT

75.01 by Wlodarczyk is 4th longest HT in qualifying round of WC

69.66 is the third longest non-qualifying throw in WHT at WC.

110mH

13.15 is the second fastest time in the qualifying round of 110mH at WC.

The fastest, 13.05, is also by Oliver from 2013

800m

1:58.69 by Arzamasova is the fastest heat time at 800m in WC;

previous best heat time was 1:58.95 by Jepkosgei from 2007

200m

Gatlin's 19.87 is the second fastest semi (behind 19.84 by Okibwelu) at 200m in World Championships

W200m

22.22 by Asher Smith is 0.01 sec faster than Privanova's time (fastest heat in W200m at WC) from 1995

W400mH

Hejnova's winning time 53.50 for W400mH is the 3rd slowest winning time in the history of WC; only 54.14 (1983) and 53.62 (1987) are slower

Hejnova became third W400mH to win this event twice at World Championships;

other two-time winners are Bidouane and Pittman

Incidentally, both Bidouane and Pttman won 4 years apart. Hejnova is the first to retain the title at W400mH in WC

W3000mSC

Winning margin of 0.13 sec is the smallest ever for W3000mSC in WOrld Champ;

previous min was 0.90 sec in 2013

Difference between 1st and 3rd, 0.14 sec, is also a record for W3000mSC at WC;

previous min was 1.19sec from 2013

W3000mSC was won with the slowest winning time in the history of World Championships

KEN got two gold medals now, same as RUS, at W3000mSC in WC

GER won first medal of any kind (bronze in this case) at W3000mSC in World Championships

Jepkemoi became first All Africa champ to win World champ

WPV

Silva became second Pan American champion to win World Championships;

she also became 5th world Indoor Champ to win World Outdoor Champ

First gold for CUB by Silva at WPV in World Champ; previously CUB only medal was bronze by Silva in 2013

Best marks for place for (all competitions) 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 7th for WPV were set

Kiriakopoulou won the first medal for GRE in WPV at World Championships

The winning margin of 3.73m in JT is the largest with new Javelin in World Championships

Yego is the second All Africa Games, African Champ and CWG champ to win World Champ;

Corbett (RSA) was the first African with these feat

for the first time in history of WC, African won gold and silver at JT; previously African have won gold, but never gold and silver at JT

with his bronze Pitkamaki became the first JT to win complete set of medals at World Championships

Yego's 92.72 is the longest throw in Beijing, CHN and on Asian soil;

Zelezny threw 92.12 in Tokyo and Thorkildsen 90.57 in Beijing

Yego's gold at JT is the first medal of any kind for KEN at JT in World Championships;

El Sayed silver is the first medal for EGY at JT in WC

92.72 by Yego is NOT a championships record; it is only second best to 92.80 by Zelezny

400m

For the first time in history 3 run under 44 sec; prev max for sub-44 in the same race was 2 (Atlanta, Seoul Mexico City

(all Olympics) and Lausanne)

Best marks for place for 2nd, 3rd and 4th (for all competition) were set

Van Niekerk won first medal of any kind (in this case gold) for RSA at 400m in World Champ

43.48 is only fourth fastest 400m in World Championships

43.48 by Van Niekerk is the fastest 400m in CHN and Beijing, but not the fastest in Asia, for Wariner ran 43.45 in Osaka in 2007

Merritt won fifth medal at 400m in World Champ, one more than MJ (although MJ has 4 gold, while merritt has 2 golds and 3 silver)