2011 Paris Diamond League Preview: Alysia Montano Takes On Worlds Best, Shalane Flanagan After American Record, And Hot Men's 1,500

By LetsRun.com
July 7, 2011

Last year's formation of the Diamond League has created the perception that all Diamond League meets are equal on talent.

Nothing could be further from the truth. There is a reason the Areva Paris Meet used to be part of the Golden League - it is one of the best track meets in the world. This year is no different.

The Usain Bolt versus Christophe LeMaitre matchup at 200m is getting a lot of attention in the French papers (although we are pretty confident we know what will happen when guy with a 19.19 PR races a guy with a 20.16 PR). Dayron Robles and David Oliver square off in the 110 hurdles, a struggling Jeremy Wariner is in the 400, and much more (full start lists at the bottom of this article).

However, as usual, we want to focus on the distance races, particularly at this meet because it is absolutely stacked with a lot of American talent.

Quick Previews Below:

Men's 1,500m: Asbel Kiprop Takes On Lagat, Wheating, Manzano, Centrowitz And A Ton Of Stars, Including Amine Laalou

Olympic champion Asbel Kiprop has shown he's the best 1,500m runner on the planet when he brings his "A" game, like he did in Oslo this year. Often, however, like at the Prefontaine meet this year or Worlds in 2009, he races in the back with horrible tactics and gets beaten. And sometimes, Kiprop is just simply way, way off as he was last week when he was an embarrassing 9th place in Lausanne in the 800 in 1:49.72. That's pretty bad for someone with a 1:43.17 PR. LetsRun.com co-founder Robert Johnson just got back from Kenya (posts coming soon) and was in Kenya when that Lausanne race took place, and he asked some people how that performance was possible. The "gossipy response" in Iten was that Kiprop was basically someone without a plan, largely self-coached, who sometimes does stupid things. The unverified chatter was that he'd done something crazy like hill repeats two or three days before that 800.

Kiprop will need his "A" game for sure on Friday as he faces some of the world's best, including the Americans who went 1-2-3-4 at USAs - Matt Centrowitz (update: added to field on 7/7), Bernard Lagat, Leo Manzano and Andrew Wheating. If the "good Asbel" doesn't show up, there will be major question marks about him heading into next weekend's Kenyan Trials.

Matt Centrowitz, the US champ, has been added to the field and this will be his first European pro race. Andrew Wheating shocked everyone with his 3:30.90 in Monaco last year in his first pro European 1,500m. Wheating had run a 3:51 (3:34 equivalent 1,500) earlier in the year at Pre, however. Centro this year has not run under 3:40.00, so it will be really interesting to see what he does here. There is no doubt Centro is fit, but there is a huge difference between being in a 3:30 race and a 3:40 race, or a 3:35 race for that matter. Wheating has shown what is possible last year, but a lot of guys go to Europe and experience this type of race in Europe for the first time and get lost in the field. Having the Americans in the field will help him keep his bearings.

Lagat, the #2 man ever at 1,500m, is focusing on the 5,000m at Worlds but has shown he still has great speed. However, he got outkicked by Matthrew Centrowitz Jr at USAs, so we don't see how he can win here. Place very highly, yes.

Wheating and Manzano are not slowly getting their feet wet in Europe after their finishes at USAs, as they are taking on the world's best. Most important for both of them will be to get the World Championships "A" qualifier of 3:35.00. Manzano was the US #1 in 2010 but has struggled in 2011 and USAs was a huge step in the right direction for him. Heading into USAs, he'd finished 10th, 9th and 7th in his three 1,500/miles this year.

USAs was a huge disappointment for Wheating, as he only got on the US Worlds team because Lagat gave up his spot. Despite Wheating's finish at USAs, in a fast race, we see him and Lagat as having the best chances for the US in Paris. Prior to USAs, Wheating was running way better than Manzano (3:36 on the year versus 3:38). Plus one needs to remember that - amazingly - Wheating has a 1,500m PR faster than Asbel Kiprop's (3:30.90 to 3:31.20). As good as Kiprop can be, he has never thrived in all-out time trial races, which races like this can be.

The favorite may be 1:43/3:29 guy Amine Laalou from Morocco, who is focusing on the 1,500 this year. He soloed 3:31.92 the last time out, anchored a Penn Relays DMR victory, and looks like a real force at 1,500 this year. Others to watch are Mohammed Shaween of Saudi Arabia, who won over Mekonnen Gebremedhin of Ethiopia in Hengelo.

Olympic silver medallist Nick Willis is also in the race hoping to get the Olympic "A" standard and coming off a 3:40 win in Cork. And despite message board chatter, US champion Matt Centrowitz as of now is not in this race, although he is in Paris.

Our Thoughts:
Wheating's race here could determine which way the rest of his season goes. We'd love to see Kiprop win a fast race for once, but his last race (granted an 800) was awful and if he bombs here, it could send the rest of the summer off course.

1 500m MEN - 21h33

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 LAGAT Bernard USA 12.12.74 3'26"34 (01) 3'44"04
2 LAALOU Amine MAR 13.05.82 3'29"53 (10) 3'31"92
3 WHEATING Andrew USA 21.11.87 3'30"90 (10) 3'35"46
4 KIPROP Asbel KEN 30.06.89 3'31"20 (09) 3'31"76
5 IGUIDER Abdelaati MAR 25.03.87 3'31"47 (09) 3'33"50
6 GEBREMEDHIN Mekonnen ETH 11.10.88 3'31"57 (10) 3'31"90
7 SHAWEEN Mohammed KSA 15.02.86 3'31"82 (11) 3'31"82
8 MOUSTAOUI Mohamed MAR 02.04.85 3'32"06 (08)
9 WILLIS Nick NZL 25.04.83 3'32"17 (06) 3'36"46
10 MANZANO Leonel USA 12.09.84 3'32"37 (10) 3'38"25
11 MEKONNEN Deresse ETH 20.10.87 3'33"10 (10)
12 SCHLANGEN Carsten GER 31.12.80 3'34"19 (10) 3'36"14
12 BADDELEY Andrew GBR 20.06.82 3'34"50 (10) 3'38"25
14 KOWAL Yohann FRA 28.05.87 3'35"14 (10) 3'44"16
15 CARVALHO Florian FRA 09.03.89 3'36"03 (11) 3'36"03
16 OLMEDO Manuel ESP 17.05.83 3'36"98 (10) 3'37"43
17 Centrowitz Matt USA   3:36.92 3:40.00

*Centrowitz Entered In Paris

Men's Steeplechase: Kemboi/Mekhissi-Benabbad Rematch Of The Ugly Display In 2009

This is defending World Champion and 2004 Olympic Champ Ezekiel Kemboi's race to lose. He comes into the race with the best seasonal best of anyone in the field thanks to his 8:08.34 win at Pre.

Having said that, he'll face Frenchman and Olympic silver medallist Mahiedine Mekhissi-Benabbad, who defeated Kemboi  here in Paris in 2009. We love excessive celebrations, but in that victory, Mekhissi-Benabbad celebrated so much we said at the time he embarrassed himself (the first person to find us a good video of that finish we'll send $25 - here is a poor quality one). Mekhissi-Benabbad is making his steeple debut of 2011 before the home crowd and could be a factor. He is fit, as he has run 3:33 for 1,500m this year. They should battle for the win with Roba Gari of Ethiopia and Patrick Langat of Kenya in the hunt.

3 000mSC MEN - 20h13

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 KEMBOI Ezekiel KEN 25.05.82 7'58"85 (09) 8'08"34
2 MEKHISSI BENABBAD Mahiedine FRA 15.03.85 8'02"52 (10) 8:14.38
3 KIPLAGAT Benjamin UGA 04.03.89 8'03"81 (10) 8'12"87
4 LANGAT Patrick KEN 16.06.88 8'08"59 (11) 8'08"59
5 MARTIN Eliseo ESP 05.11.73 8'09"09 (03) 8'31"42
6 GARI Roba ETH 12.04.82 8'09"87 (10) 8'10"41
7 CHELIMO Elijah KEN 20.04.87 8'10"63 (09) 8'17"19
8 KESKISALO Jukka FIN 27.03.81 8'10"67 (10) 8'49"45
9 RAMOLEFI Ruben RSA 17.07.78 8'11"63 (09) 8'14"06
10 KITUM Silas KEN 25.05.90 8'12"17 (11) 8'12"17
11 KIPCHOGE Jayrus KEN 14.12.92 8'13"06 (11) 8'13"06
12 ZOUAOUI DANDRIEUX Vincent FRA 12.10.80 8'14"74 (08) 8'30'85
13 BELABBAS Mohamed Khaled FRA 04.07.81 8'17"37 (08) 8'43"63
14 PAULO Aberto POR 03.10.85 8'24"06 (10) 8'29"38
15 GEZZAR Nordine FRA 17.02.80 8'24"87 (06)
16 PARSZCZYNNKI Lukasz POL 04.05.85 8'25"73 (11) 8'25"73
17 OUBASSOUR Hassan FRA 20.07.80 8'27"49 (11) 8'27"49
18 MUTAI Abel Kiprop KEN 02.10.1988 8'11'40 (09) 8'21''02
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Women's 800m: Alysia Montano Takes On The World's Best As 4 Of The Top 5 In The World Battle

2011 US Champion Alysia (Johnson) Montano, formerly of Cal-Berkeley, was the world leader at 800m in 2011. Coming off her dominant USA win, she gets her first European test versus some of the world's best. Montano's win at USAs in 1:58.33 was the fifth fastest in the world so far in 2011 and only .21 off of Svetlana Usovich's world leader. Montano will face Usovich and 2 of the 3 other women faster than her this year in a stacked women's 800m.

Usovich, with the world leader, has lost twice in 2011. The other two women faster than Montano, Kenia Sinclair of Jamaica and Halima Hachlaf of Morocco have not lost.

And we haven't mentioned the World Champion Caster Semenya. Semenya used to dominate this event with ease, but now physically is not the same runner, as she likely has undergone hormone treatment to be allowed to compete against the women. Nonetheless, she has run 1:58.61 this year and could be a factor. But her last two races weren't good as on June 30th she ran 4:16 for 1,500 and on July 4th 2:01.02 for 800.

Our Thoughts: We wouldn't be surprised to see Montano pull this one off. If Sinclair can win here, she's figured out how to maintain her form later in the season as in recent years, her best performance seemingly came each year at Penn Relays.

800m WOMEN - 20h38

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 SEMENYA Caster RSA 07.01.91 1'55'45 (09) 1'58"61
2 MONTANO Alysia USA 23.04.86 1'57"34 (10) 1'58'33
3 SINCLAIR Kenia JAM 14.07.80 1'57"86 (08) 1'58'29
4 MEADOWS Jenny GBR 17.04.81 1'57"93 (09) 1'59"37
5 USOVICH Svetlana BLR 14.10.80 1'58"11 (07) 1'58"12
6 HACHLAF Halima MAR 06.09.88 1'58"27 (11) 1'58"27
7 DEHIBA Hind FRA 17.03.79 1'58"67 (10)
8 HAK Yvonne NED 30.06.86 1'58"85 (10) 2'00"30
9 SANTIUSTI Yuneysi CUB 24.12.1984 1'59''00 (11) 1'59''00
10 BOURAS Zahra ALG 13.01.1987 1'59''21 (11) 1'59''21

Women's 5,000m: Shalane Flanagan & The American Record And Meseret Defar

Unless Tirunesh Dibaba is in the same race and healthy, as long as Meseret Defar is healthy and in a race, she is the favorite in our book. Defar is entered here and is healthy, although she only narrowly defeated fellow Ethiopians Setayehu Ejigu and Genzebe Dibaba in Oslo.

We expect it to be a 14:30 race with a sprint finish with Defar coming out on top.

The big question on the American front is what Shalane Flanagan does in this race. The former American record holder at 5,000m has been running great under new coach (since 2009) Jerry Schumacher on the roads (2nd in NYC Marathon) and cross-country (World Champs bronze medal). She has not yet returned to her old form on the track and this race in our minds is a huge test. Can she get the American record (14:44.76) that Molly Huddle took from her by .04 last year? If Flanagan wants to be anywhere near competitive in this race, she'll have to break the American record. When Huddle broke the American record in Brussels, she was only 10th in the race. Despite her accolades, Flanagan has not done a lot of European racing (this is her first 5,000m in Europe since 2007 we believe) and she may find that when she doesn't have to do all the work, the racing is easier.

US runner-up Amy Hastings is also in this race. Hastings needs to run under the 15:14 World Championships qualifying "A" standard so her teammate Angela Bizzarri can go to Worlds. The fact Hastings is in this race must indicate her team thinks she can go significantly faster, as there won't be a group running 15:14.00 pace. Can she get under 15:00? That likely would seem to be the plan since she is entered in this super competitive race.

Our Thoughts: In a fast race, if Flanagan doesn't break the American record, we feel safe in saying she won't medal at Worlds. As for Hastings, unless she gets in way over her head, the "A" standard shouldn't be a problem, as she opened her year with a 15:19 win and then ran 15:14.31 at USAs.

5 000m WOMEN - 20h58

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 DEFAR Meseret ETH 19.11.83 14'12"88 (08) 14'37"32
2 MELKAMU Meselech ETH 19.04.85 14'31"91 (10) 14'39"44
3 EJIGU Setayehu ETH 28.06.85 14'32"87 (11) 14'32"87
4 CHERONO Mercy KEN 07.05.91 14'37"01 (11) 14'37"01
5 DIDABA Genzebe ETH 08.02.91 14'37"56 (11) 14'37"56
6 ANTENEH Emebet ETH 13.01.92 14'43"29 (11) 14'43"29
7 UTURA Sule ETH 08.02.90 14'44"21 (10) 14'46"32
8 FLANAGAN Shalane USA 08.07.81 14'44"80 (07) 14'49"68
9 CHECA Dolores ESP 27.12.82 14'46"30 (11) 14'46"30
10 AYALEW Hiwot ETH 06.03.90 14'49"36 (11) 14'49"36
11 YALEW Genet ETH 31.12.92 15'03"52 (10) 15'15"13
12 FELIX Ana Dulce POR 23.10.92 15'08"02 (09)
13 HASTINGS Amy USA 21.01.84 15'14"31 15'14"31
14 GEBRU Azemra ETH 05.05.92

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Other Action:
Any time Usain Bolt runs (and entertains the crowd before, during and after the race) is worth a watch in our book. The men's 200m is interesting as it's Bolt vs. himself and LeMaitre trying to break 20.00.

The best race should be the men's 110m hurldes where Dayron Robles faces David Oliver. The hurdles is the one event where the stars of the sport will race each other quite frequently.

The women's 100m features Veronica Campbell-Brown, the world leader in 2010 at 100 and 200, who does not race a lot of the big races in Europe. She's run 10.71 this year and takes on Kerron Stewart, who ran 10.87 at Pre.
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200m MEN - 21h46

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 BOLT Usain JAM 21.08.86 19"19 (09) 19"86
2 EDWARD Alonso PAN 08.12.89 19"81 (09) 20"60
3 PATTON Darvis USA 04.12.77 20"03 (03) 20"25
4 LEMAITRE Christophe FRA 11.05.90 20"16 (10) 20"28
5 FORSYTHE Mario JAM 30.10.85 20"36 (11) 20"36
6 CRAWFORD Shawn USA 14.01.78 19''73 (09) 20''24
7 SORRILLO Rondel TTO 21.01.1986 20''29 (10) 20''46
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400m MEN - 20h28

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 WARINER Jeremy USA 31.01.84 43"45 (07) 44"88
2 BROWN Christopher BAH 15.10.78 44"40 (08) 45"16
3 GONZALES Jermaine JAM 26.11.84 44"40 (10) 45"07
4 BINGHAM Michael GBR 13.04.86 44''74 (09) 45''42
5 SMITH Calvin USA 10.12.87 44''81 (10) 45''26
6 BORLEE Jonathan BEL 22.02.88 44"71 (10) 45"04
7 VENEL Teddy FRA 16.03.85 45"54 (08) 45"80
8 PISTORIUS Oscar RSA 22.11.86 45"61 (11) 45"61














1 500m MEN - 21h33

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 LAGAT Bernard USA 12.12.74 3'26"34 (01) 3'44"04
2 LAALOU Amine MAR 13.05.82 3'29"53 (10) 3'31"92
3 WHEATING Andrew USA 21.11.87 3'30"90 (10) 3'35"46
4 KIPROP Asbel KEN 30.06.89 3'31"20 (09) 3'31"76
5 IGUIDER Abdelaati MAR 25.03.87 3'31"47 (09) 3'33"50
6 GEBREMEDHIN Mekonnen ETH 11.10.88 3'31"57 (10) 3'31"90
7 SHAWEEN Mohammed KSA 15.02.86 3'31"82 (11) 3'31"82
8 MOUSTAOUI Mohamed MAR 02.04.85 3'32"06 (08)
9 WILLIS Nick NZL 25.04.83 3'32"17 (06) 3'36"46
10 MANZANO Leonel USA 12.09.84 3'32"37 (10) 3'38"25
11 MEKONNEN Deresse ETH 20.10.87 3'33"10 (10)
12 SCHLANGEN Carsten GER 31.12.80 3'34"19 (10) 3'36"14
12 BADDELEY Andrew GBR 20.06.82 3'34"50 (10) 3'38"25
14 KOWAL Yohann FRA 28.05.87 3'35"14 (10) 3'44"16
15 CARVALHO Florian FRA 09.03.89 3'36"03 (11) 3'36"03
16 OLMEDO Manuel ESP 17.05.83 3'36"98 (10) 3'37"43
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3 000mSC MEN - 20h13

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 KEMBOI Ezekiel KEN 25.05.82 7'58"85 (09) 8'08"34
2 MEKHISSI BENABBAD Mahiedine FRA 15.03.85 8'02"52 (10)
3 KIPLAGAT Benjamin UGA 04.03.89 8'03"81 (10) 8'12"87
4 LANGAT Patrick KEN 16.06.88 8'08"59 (11) 8'08"59
5 MARTIN Eliseo ESP 05.11.73 8'09"09 (03) 8'31"42
6 GARI Roba ETH 12.04.82 8'09"87 (10) 8'10"41
7 CHELIMO Elijah KEN 20.04.87 8'10"63 (09) 8'17"19
8 KESKISALO Jukka FIN 27.03.81 8'10"67 (10) 8'49"45
9 RAMOLEFI Ruben RSA 17.07.78 8'11"63 (09) 8'14"06
10 KITUM Silas KEN 25.05.90 8'12"17 (11) 8'12"17
11 KIPCHOGE Jayrus KEN 14.12.92 8'13"06 (11) 8'13"06
12 ZOUAOUI DANDRIEUX Vincent FRA 12.10.80 8'14"74 (08) 8'30'85
13 BELABBAS Mohamed Khaled FRA 04.07.81 8'17"37 (08) 8'43"63
14 PAULO Aberto POR 03.10.85 8'24"06 (10) 8'29"38
15 GEZZAR Nordine FRA 17.02.80 8'24"87 (06)
16 PARSZCZYNNKI Lukasz POL 04.05.85 8'25"73 (11) 8'25"73
17 OUBASSOUR Hassan FRA 20.07.80 8'27"49 (11) 8'27"49
18 MUTAI Abel Kiprop KEN 02.10.1988 8'11'40 (09) 8'21''02
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110mH MEN - 21h18

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 ROBLES Dayron CUB 19.11.86 12"87 (08) 13"07
2 OLIVER David USA 24.04.82 12"89 (10) 12"94
3 TRAMMELL Terrence USA 23.11.78 12"95 (07) 13"16
4 DOUCOURE Ladji FRA 28.03.83 12"97 (05) 13"52
5 MERRIT Aries USA 24.07.85 13"09 (07) 13"12
6 RICHARDSON Jason USA 04.04.86 13"21 (08) 13"15
7 TURNER Andy GBR 19.09.80 13"27 (07) 13"28
8 DARIEN Garfield FRA 22.12.87 13"34 (10) 13"37
9 BASCOU Dimitri FRA 20.07.87 13"37 (10) 13"37














Long Jump MEN - 20h25

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 GAISAH Ignisious GHA 20.07.83 8m51 (06) 8m26
2 MOKOENA Godfreu RSA 06.03.85 8m50 (09) 8m19
3 REIF Christian GER 24.10.84 8m47 (10) 8m26
4 WATT Mitchel AUS 25.03.88 8m44 (11) 8m44
5 SALADINO Irving PAN 23.01.83 8m42 (08) 8m30
6 LAPIERRE Fabrice AUS 17.10.83 8m40 (10) 7m85
7 BERRABAH Yahya MAR 13.10.81 8m40 (09) 8m25
8 RUTHERFORD Greg GBR 17.11.86 8m30 (09) 8m18
9 TOMLINSON Chris GBR 15.09.81 8m29 (07) 8m12
10 GOMIS Kafetien FRA 23.03.80 8m21 (10) 8m12














Pole Vault MEN - 19h30

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 WALKER Brad USA 21.06.81 6m04 (08) 5m84
2 LAVILLENIE Renaud FRA 18.09.86 6m01 (09) 5m83
3 MESNIL Romain FRA 13.07.77 5m95 (03) 5m73
4 MOHR Malte GER 27.06.86 5m90 (10) 5m81
5 MILES Derek USA 28.09.72 5m82 (01) 5m66
6 SCHULZE Fabian GER 07.03.84 5m81 (06) 5m52
7 HOLDZEPPE Raphael GER 28.09.89 5m80 (08) 5m72
8 DOSSEVI Damiel FRA 03.02.83 5m75 (10) 5m43
9 CLAVIER Jerome FRA 03.05.83 5m75 (08) 5m63
10 FILIPPIDIS Konstandinos GRE 26.11.86 5m75 (05) 5m67
11 STRAUB Alexander GER 14.10.83 5m81 (09) 5m60
12 HOLLIS Mark USA 01.12.84 5m75 (08) 5m62














High Jump MEN - 20h05

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 SILNOV Andrey RUS 09.09.84 2m38 (08) 2m32
2 UKHOV Ivan RUS 29.03.86 2m36 (10) 2m32
3 BABA Jaroslav RTC 02.09.84 2m36 (05) 2m31
4 DMITRIK Aleksey RUS 12.04.84 2m35 (11) 2m35
5 DEMYANYUK Dmytro UKR 30.06.83 2m35 (11) 2m35
6 THOMAS Donald BAH 01.07.84 2m35 (07) 2m32
7 IOANNOU Kyriakos CYP 26.07.84 2m35 (07) 2m33
8 RYBAKOV Yaroslav RUS 22.11.80 2m35 (07) 2m26
9 SHUSTOV Aleksandr RUS 13.08.84 2m33 (10) 2m30
10 SPANK Raul GER 13.07.88 2m33 (09) 2m32
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Discus Throw MEN - 20h40

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 ALEKNA Virgilijus LIT 13.02.72 73m88 (00) 67m19
2 KANTER Gerd EST 06.05.79 73m36 (06) 67m49
3 KOVAGO Zoltan HUN 10.04.79 69m95 (06) 62m81
4 MALACHOWSKI Piotr POL 07.06.83 69m83 (10) 68m49
5 HARTING Robert GER 18.10.84 69m69 (10) 68m99
6 CASANAS Yennifer ESP 18.10.78 67m91 (08) 66m62
7 WIERIG Martin GER 10.06.87 67m21 (11) 67m21
8 ISRAEL Mart EST 23.09.83 66m98 (11) 66m98
9 HARRADINE Ben AUS 14.10.82 66m45 (10) 66m07
10 AUROKIOM Jean Francois FRA 14.04.81 62m38 (10) 59m34














100m WOMEN - 20h48

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB11
1 STEWART Kerron JAM 16.04.84 10"75 (09) 10"87
2 CAMPBELL BROWN Veronica JAM 15.05.82 10"76 (11) 10"76
3 LALOVA Ivet BUL 18.05.84 10"77 (04) 10"96
4 BAPTISTE Kelly-Ann TRI 14.10;86 10"84 (10) 10"94
5 SOLOMON Shalonda USA 19.12.85 10"90 (10)
6 MANG Veronique FRA 15.12.84 11"11 (10) 11"23
7 SOUMARE Myriam FRA 29.10.86 11"13 (10) 11"25
8 RYEMEN Mariya UKR 02.08.87 11"21 (11) 11"21














800m WOMEN - 20h38

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 SEMENYA Caster RSA 07.01.91 1'55'45 (09) 1'58"61
2 MONTANO Alysia USA 23.04.86 1'57"34 (10) 1'58'33
3 SINCLAIR Kenia JAM 14.07.80 1'57"86 (08) 1'58'29
4 MEADOWS Jenny GBR 17.04.81 1'57"93 (09) 1'59"37
5 USOVICH Svetlana BLR 14.10.80 1'58"11 (07) 1'58"12
6 HACHLAF Halima MAR 06.09.88 1'58"27 (11) 1'58"27
7 DEHIBA Hind FRA 17.03.79 1'58"67 (10)
8 HAK Yvonne NED 30.06.86 1'58"85 (10) 2'00"30
9 SANTIUSTI Yuneysi CUB 24.12.1984 1'59''00 (11) 1'59''00
10 BOURAS Zahra ALG 13.01.1987 1'59''21 (11) 1'59''21














5 000m WOMEN - 20h58

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 DEFAR Meseret ETH 19.11.83 14'12"88 (08) 14'37"32
2 MELKAMU Meselech ETH 19.04.85 14'31"91 (10) 14'39"44
3 EJIGU Setayehu ETH 28.06.85 14'32"87 (11) 14'32"87
4 CHERONO Mercy KEN 07.05.91 14'37"01 (11) 14'37"01
5 DIDABA Genzebe ETH 08.02.91 14'37"56 (11) 14'37"56
6 ANTENEH Emebet ETH 13.01.92 14'43"29 (11) 14'43"29
7 UTURA Sule ETH 08.02.90 14'44"21 (10) 14'46"32
8 FLANAGAN Shalane USA 08.07.81 14'44"80 (07) 14'49"68
9 CHECA Dolores ESP 27.12.82 14'46"30 (11) 14'46"30
10 AYALEW Hiwot ETH 06.03.90 14'49"36 (11) 14'49"36
11 YALEW Genet ETH 31.12.92 15'03"52 (10) 15'15"13
12 FELIX Ana Dulce POR 23.10.92 15'08"02 (09)
13 HASTINGS Amy USA 21.01.84 15'14"31 15'14"31
14 GEBRU Azemra ETH 05.05.92

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400mH WOMEN - 20h03

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 WALKER Melaine JAM 01.03.83 52"42 (09) 53"56
2 STAMBOLOVA Vanya BUL 28.11.83 50''21 (06) 53''68
3 ANTYUKH Natalya RUS 26.07.81 52"92 (10) 54"52
4 SPENCER Kaliese JAM 06.05.87 53"33 (10) 53"45
5 HEJNOVA Suzana CZE 19.12.86 53"87 (11) 53"87
6 SHAKES-DRAYTON Perri GBR 21.12.88 54"18 (10) 54"77
7 TRACEY Ristananna JAM 05.09.92 54"58 (11) 54"58
8 ANACHARSIS Phara FRA 17.12.83 56"56 (10) 56"59














Triple Jump WOMEN - 18h45

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 SAVIGNE Yargelis CUB 13.11.84 15m28 (07) 14m95
2 RYPAKOVA Olga KAZ 30.11.84 15m25 (10) 14m22
3 ALEKHINA Nadezda RUS 22.09.78 15m14 (09) 13m94
4 PYATIYKH Anna RUS 04.04.81 15m02 (05) 13m98
5 SALADUKHA Olha UKR 04.06.83 14m98 (11) 14m98
6 LA MANTIA Simone ITA 14.04.83 14m69 (05) 14m40
7 GAY Mabel CUB 05.05.83 14m66 (07) 14m65
8 VELDAKOVA Dana SVK 03.06.81 14m51 (08) 14m25
9 RAHOULI Baya ALG 27.07.79 14m98 (05) 14m34














Shot Put WOMEN - 19h00

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 OSTAPCHUK Nadezhda BLR 28.10.80 21m09 (05) 20m94
2 ADAMS Valerie NZL 06.10.84 21m07 (09) 20m55
3 KLEINERT Nadine GER 20.10.75 20m20 (09) 19m16
4 CARTER Michelle USA 12.10.85 19m86 (11) 18m86
5 CAMARENA-WILLIAMS Jilian USA 02.08.82 19m85 (11) 19m85
6 GONZALEZ Misleydis CUB 19.06.78 19m50 (08) 18m72
7 BOREL-BROWN Cleopatra TRI 03.10.79 19m30 (10) 19m17
8 CERIVAL Jessica FRA 20.01.82 17m87 (09) 17m52














Javelin Throw WOMEN - 18h55

NOM PRENOM NAT DOB PB SB 11
1 SPOTAKOVA Barbora CZE 30.06.81 72m28 (08) 65m77
2 ABAKUMOVA Mariya RUS 15.01.86 70m78 (08) 67m98
3 OBERGFOLL Christina GER 22.08.81 70m20 (07) 66m22
4 STAHL Linda GER 02.10.85 66m81 (10) 60m14
5 PATTERSON Kara USA 10.04.86 66m67 (10) 62m76
6 VILJOEN Sunette RSA 06.10.83 66m38 (10) 61m72
7 SAYERS Goldie GBR 16.07.82 65m75 (08) 64m46
8 MICKLE Kim AUS 28.12.84 63m82 (11) 63m82
9 MOLITOR Katharina GER 08.11.83 64m53 (10) 63m68

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