A Fan's Guide To Day 2 The 2012 Samsung Diamond League London Track & Field Meet
A Fantastic Men's Mile With Kiplagat, Lagat, Willis, and Manzano Should Entertain To Say The Least
By LetsRun.com
July 12, 2012
The 8th of the 14 Samsung Diamond League track and field meets for 2012 and the next to last one before the Olympics takes place on Friday and Saturday in London. While Day 1 certainly seems to have a little more sizzle than day 2 in our minds, day 2 is certainly not bereft of some great matchups.
Mid-d and distance-wise, there is a great men's mile with Silas Kiplagat, Nick Willis, Leo Manzano and Bernard Lagat, an 800 with Abubaker Khaki, Matt Centrowitz and many of Nick Symmonds' rivals for a bronze medal, and a women's 800 and women's steeple. In other actions, Phillips Idowu will clash with world champ Christian Taylor in the triple, world champ Carmelita Jeter runs in the 100, world champ Sally Pearson runs in the 100 hurdles which features the top 7 from 2012, world champ Kirani James is in the 400 and more.
This is a two-day meet. Below, we preview all of the middle distance and distance action from day two for you first (in the order that they occur) before getting to the rest of the day 2 events (in the order that they occur).
You can see the start times of the actual events below. All times have been changed to ET in case you are planning on watching or following it live.
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Men's 800: Kaki Takes on Two 1:43 Guys As Centrowitz Tries To Sharpen Up
2011 World Championships silver medallist Abubaker Kaki, who has run 1:43.69 this year, will take on two other guys with 1:43 seasonal bests this year in the men's 800.
22-year-old Adam Kszczot of Poland, who was one spot behind American Nick Symmonds last year at Worlds and two spots behind him this year at Pre, is one of them, and the other is 21-year-old Job Kinyor of Kenya, who was 5th at the Kenyan Trails and 7th at Pre (Symmonds was 3rd at Pre, Kszczot 5th).
The three British Olympians who have all run 1:44 this year are all in the field, including 2012 British champ Adrew Osiage. Gareth Warburton is on the team only after having won his appeal.
2011 World Championships bronze medallist at 1,500, Matt Centrowitz of the US, is in the field and will be looking to sharpen up for the Olympics. His 800 PR is 1:47.77.
QT #1: Fans of Nick Symmonds who are hoping for the US first Olympic 800 medal since Johnny Gray got bronze in 1992 should be paying close attention to this one. After David Rudisha's expected win, there are only two medal spots left and Kaki is a strong favorite for second and Kszczot is someone who could get third. There are only nine guys eligible for the Olympics this year who have gone sub-1:44, including Symmonds, Rudisha and Kaki (that's ignoring the 3 Kenyans who have done it but aren't going), and two of them are in this field.
QT #2: In doing some research for this race, we were looking at the best marks were for 2012 and were reminded that many people likely aren't aware of the fact that 18-year-old Nijel Amos of Botswana is #2 in the world at 1:43.11. Amos was a total unknown with a 1:47.28 PR coming into the year and he's a total unknown to most people still, as his 1:43.11 came at a low-key meet in Germany on the same weekend that NCAAs and the adidas GP were held. To be truthful, we're not even sure if the performance ever made the front page of LetsRun.com.
More: MB: Nijel Amos 1:43.11
QT #3: If Centrowitz is competitive here, then watch out at at the Games, as he's got great tactics and will be on the upswing after knee surgery.
QT #4: Kaki has raced three times this year so far - a 1:43.71 win, a 1:43.69 win and a DNF at adidas NY. 1:43.6 or 7 isn't bad for most guys but people need to remember Kaki ran 1:42.69 as a junior in 2008 and 1:42.23 in 2010. If he doesn't win this race convincingly, maybe the silver is in play at the Olympics.
Athlete | DATE OF BIRTH | Nation | PB | SB |
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18.10.1989
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USA
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1:47.77
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1:47.77
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24.10.1990
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USA
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1:45.06
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1:45.40
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21.06.1989
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SUD
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1:42.23
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1:43.69
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08.05.1990
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KEN
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1:43.76
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1:43.76
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02.09.1989
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POL
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1:43.30
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1:43.83
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08.02.1989
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KEN
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1:42.95
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1:44.83
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01.12.1990
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GBR
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1:45.90
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1:46.17
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19.02.1988
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GBR
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1:44.61
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1:44.61
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03.02.1986
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GBR
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1:43.89
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1:44.86
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21.11.1983
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USA
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1:46.11
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23.04.1983
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GBR
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1:44.98
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1:44.98
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Men's Mile: Silas Kiplagat and Many of Kenya's Best Take on Nick Willis, Bernard Lagat and Leo Manzano
Do you remember the men's mile from this meet last year? Well we'll forgive you if you forgot but it was a great race. You can read our recap from last year here or watch the end of the race embedded on the right.
Leo FTW!!!! (Last Lap And Highlights) |
Last year, Leo Manzano got one of the bigger wins of his career, as he came from way down to edge Bernard Lagat and Augustine Choge in a thriling finish. Let us give you an excerpt of what we wrote about Manzano after that win, as he always seemingly runs well in London:
Good news American distance running fans, Leo Manzano's love affair with Great Britain is going very strong and the 2012 Olympics will be held in the UK next year.
Over the last two years, Manzano has been known for some maddening inconsistency and for producing a few total stinkers of a race each year, highlighted or should we say lowlighted by a 13th place showing at Pre in 2009, 11th place and 13th place showings at Pre and Monaco last year and a 12th place showing in Stockholm just last week.
But every time during that time frame that he's stepped foot in the UK, he's run very well.
2009: He was 2nd in London in the mile in 3:53.01 and then won in Gateshead in the 1,500.
2010: He was third in Gateshead in the 1,500 before getting third in the mile in London in 3:50.64.
Well Manzano did even better today as he after seemingly being out of it 1000 into the race, he worked his way up to the lead pack and then did the unthinkable - went three wide and outkicked both Augustine Choge and Bernard Lagat to get the win in 3:51.24.
So Manzano always seems to run well in the UK. Well the good news for him is he's got this mile in London and then the Olympic 1,500 in London next month. ANd he omes into this race after having earned his first US title in the 1,500 after winning the US Trials.
Manzano may run well in the UK historically, but he's going to have his hands full in this one, as the field is certainly tougher than last year. Last year's race did incldue Bernard Lagat, but Lagat is no longer a truly premier miler like he once was. Manzano will face a truly elite miler this year, as leading the field is Kenyan Olympic Trials champion Silas Kiplagat, who also is the 2012 world leader in terms of time (3:29.63) and also was the silver medallist last year at 1,500. Good luck beating him.
The field also includes the fourth and fifth placers from the Kenyan Trials in Caleb Ndiku and Bethwell Birgen. Ndiku, still just 19, clearly is a big-time talent. The 2010 World Junior Cross-Country and 1,500 champion was fourth at the Kenyan trials and ran 3:50.00 for the mile earlier this year in the Dream Mile in Oslo. He came within a half second of taking reigning world and Olympic champion Asbel Kiprop's Olympic spot at the Kenyan Trials, as Kiprop had to rally to get by Ndiku for third. The 23-year-old Birgen has really come on this year, as he's twice run 3:50 and change this year for the full mile and he is #5 on the 2012 list in the 1,500 (3:31.17) - a big improvement from his 3:34.59 from last year. Like Ndiku and Birgen, the 8th placer at the Kenyan Trials, Collins Cheboi, also beat Manzano earlier this year at Pre. Cheboi is in the field as well.
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Earlier, we said Lagat isn't the premier miler that he once was. Yes, we know he did win the 1,500 at the adidas GP in New York earlier this year, but that was a 3:34 race. Having lost in a kick to Rupp in the 5,000 at the US Trials, he'll be looking to get a tad bit sharper for the Olympic 5,000. The good news for Lagat is he seems to be moving in the right direction. He was awful at Pre and then impressive at adidas. Closing in 52 in a 13:20-low race at the Trials was nothing to be ashamed of. Lagat might have won that race had he waited to pass Rupp at the very end.
Oh yeah, there is one other guy in the race worth paying real close attention to - 2008 Olympic silver medallist Nick Willis. The guy proved four years ago he knows how to race and how to peak when it counts and he seems to be rounding into good form. He ran 3:51.77 in his only 1,500/mile of the outdoor season at Pre and that was over a month ago. He had a 1:46.18 run at 800 last Saturday, which isn't bad for him (1:45.54 PR).
Make that two guys worth paying attention to, as British champ Andy Baddeley is also in the field. Given the fact his 1,500 SB is just 3:35.19, it might be easy to overlook him, but Baddeley hasn't lost an outdoor race so far in 2012, picking up wins at Stanford and Mt. SAC. The 30-year-old has a mile PR of 3:49.38 from 2008.
QT #1: It's hard to believe that Aussie record holder Ryan Gregson is in the field and didn't get a mention in our preview. The 22-year-old, who ran 3:31.06 at age 20 in 2010 - which is faster than Nick Willis's 3:31.79 PR by the way, has been really having a tough go of it this year. Here are his four 1,500/mile races so far this year. And note: The 3:48 race was a 1,500, not a mile.
3:33.92 - 1,500 - 11 Diamond Doha 11 May
3:48.39 - 1,500 - 19 Mohammed VI Rabat 27 May
3:53.62 - Mile - 10 Bislett Oslo 7 June
3:39.89 - 1,500 - 6 Folksam Sollentuna 5 July
QT #2: When Lagat lost this race last year to Manzano, it was probably an omen that he'd lose to Farah in the kick at Worlds. We kind of think that's the case again this year. If he can't be the top American here, he's unlikely to win gold at the Olympics in the 5,000.
QT #3: A top three finish by Manzano or Willis would be pretty good here - top two would be fantastic.
Athlete | DATE OF BIRTH | Nation | PB | SB |
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20.06.1982
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GBR
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3:49.38
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3:54.29
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06.08.1988
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KEN
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3:50.43
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3:50.43
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25.09.1987
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KEN
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3:51.44
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3:51.44
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09.03.1980
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KEN
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3:50.24
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3:50.24
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26.04.1990
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AUS
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3:52.24
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3:53.62
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07.11.1993
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GBR
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24.02.1991
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NOR
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3:57.35
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3:57.35
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20.08.1989
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KEN
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3:49.39
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3:53.73
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16.01.1985
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KEN
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12.12.1974
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USA
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3:47.28
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3:54.28
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12.09.1984
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USA
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3:50.64
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3:53.07
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08.10.1990
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GBR
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09.10.1992
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KEN
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3:49.77
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3:50.00
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11.11.1986
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AUS
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3:51.25
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3:52.53
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25.04.1983
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NZL
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3:50.66
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3:51.77
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Women's 800: Janeth Jepkosgei Tries To Regain Her Form as Many Others Try To Get Over Their Olympic Size Disappointments
Kenya's Janeth Jepkosgei, who has medalled at the last four global outdoor championships and ran 1:57.79 in May, will be looking to regain some momentum after some recent poor performances when she competes in the women's 800 against a bunch of women who will be trying to shake off Olympic disappointments.
The challengers to Jepkosgei, who ran just 1:59.42 in her last Diamond League outing and then just 2:00.47 for third at the Kenyan Trials, include the following unlucky women:
Molly Beckwith (USA). With a 1:59.18 SB, Beckwith is still the 2nd-fastest woman in the US on the year but she was an agonizing 4th at the US Trials.
Winny Chebet (KEN)- Was 2nd at the Kenyan Trials ahead of Jepkosgei but lacked the 'A' standard and was unable to get it in two races last week.
Marlyn Okoro (GBR): Three times she's run 1:59 this year but GBR decided to bypass her and slew of other women with the 'A' to take Lynsey Sharp with the 'B'.
Not everyone besides Jepkosgei was left off their respective Olympic teams. US Trials runner-up Geena Gall is racing as is Jamaica Trials champ Kenia Sinclair.
QT #1: It's good to see Beckwith back at it. At the Trials, she was justifiably devastated but a lot of athletes seem to not realize that sitting around and feeling sorry for oneself isn't going to do any good.
QT #2: It will be interesting to see how Sinclair does here. She is a person who in year's past has been on fire early in the year with ridiculous runs at Penn Relays only to fade later in the year. We're not sure if she's been hurt or delayed her season on purpose but we'll be paying close attention to how she does.
Athlete | DATE OF BIRTH | Nation | PB | SB |
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25.12.1987
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MAR
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1:59.75
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1:59.80
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04.08.1987
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USA
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1:59.12
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1:59.18
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20.12.1990
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KEN
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2:00.33
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2:00.33
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15.03.1988
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POL
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2:00.20
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2:01.71
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18.01.1987
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USA
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1:59.24
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1:59.24
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30.06.1986
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NED
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1:58.85
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2:02.33
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25.11.1983
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KEN
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2:00.90
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2:00.90
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13.12.1983
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KEN
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1:56.04
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1:57.79
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23.09.1984
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GBR
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1:58.45
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1:59.33
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14.07.1980
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JAM
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1:57.88
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2:01.55
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Women's Steeple: World Champ Silver Medallist Ghirbi Is The Class Of The Field.
British record holder Barbara Parker, who set the British record at Pre in June of 9:24.24 will be looking to regain her good form in the women's steeple when she takes on Paris winner and 2011 World Championships silver medallist Habiba Ghribi (Boudraa) of Tunisia. US Olympic Trials runner-up Bridget Franek is also in the field as are US 4th placer Ashley Higginson and Sara Hall.
QT#1: We say Parker is looking to regain her good form as she's been up and down all year. Check out her 3 steeples this year.
9:40.16 8 Diamond Shanghai 19 May
9:24.24 NR PR (8) 4 Pre Eugene OR 2 June
9:37.41 8 Areva Saint-Denis 6 July
QT #2: Parker may be #8 in the world so far this year, but this race looks like an easy victory for Ghribi.
Athlete | DATE OF BIRTH | Nation | PB | SB |
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18.06.1989
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ETH
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9:28.27
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9:28.27
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03.10.1987
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ROU
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9:30.07
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9:31.95
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08.04.1989
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KEN
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9:35.31
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9:35.31
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08.11.1987
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USA
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9:32.35
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9:35.62
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09.04.1984
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TUN
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9:11.97
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9:28.81
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15.04.1983
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USA
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9:39.48
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9:42.96
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17.03.1989
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USA
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9:38.06
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9:38.06
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18.01.1976
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JAM
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9:28.86
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9:42.27
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07.04.1985
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POL
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9:26.93
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9:41.29
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13.08.1987
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RUS
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9:26.03
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9:35.41
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08.11.1982
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GBR
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9:24.24
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9:24.24
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24.12.1991
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GBR
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10:02.63
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10:02.63
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Other Events
Women's Triple Jump: World Champ Olha Saldukha Is Here
The British champ and 2011 world indoor champ Yamilé Aldama will have her hands full with 2011 world outdoor champ and 2012 world leader Olha Saldukha of the Ukraine.
Athlete | DATE OF BIRTH | Nation | PB | SB |
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14.08.1972
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GBR
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15.29
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14.65
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01.05.1987
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BUL
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14.34
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14.03
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12.02.1984
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COL
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14.99
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14.95
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21.11.1988
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POR
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14.52
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14.52
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04.06.1983
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UKR
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14.99
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14.99
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19.02.1991
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GBR
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13.75
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13.75
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27.04.1982
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USA
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14.18
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13.94
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03.06.1981
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SVK
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14.51
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14.36
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03.11.1988
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JAM
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14.52
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14.52
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Men's High Jump: The British Champ Jumps
British champ Robbie Grabarz headlines.
Athlete | DATE OF BIRTH | Nation | PB | SB |
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15.12.1984
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GBR
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2.30
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2.28
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06.03.1990
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CAN
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2.31
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2.31
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03.10.1987
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GBR
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2.36
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2.36
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30.09.1986
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CAN
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2.31
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2.31
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19.06.1988
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BUL
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2.29
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2.27
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25.06.1981
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GBR
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2.30
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2.28
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05.05.1984
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GBR
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2.30
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2.25
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26.09.1979
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SLO
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2.32
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2.32
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01.07.1984
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BAH
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2.35
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2.27
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21.08.1979
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FIN
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2.27
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2.25
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Women's 100: Carmelita Jeter Is Here - What About Mark Block?
US champ and 2011 world champ Caremelita Jeter headlines with US runner-up Tianna Madison as the #2 seed..
QT #1: Will disgraced agent Mark Block be there to cheer her on?
Athlete | DATE OF BIRTH | Nation | PB | SB |
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22.04.1985
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GBR
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11.48
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11.59
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23.08.1987
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CIV
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11.00
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11.00
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25.11.1980
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JAM
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11.04
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11.04
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27.07.1988
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JAM
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11.05
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11.05
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24.01.1986
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GBR
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11.05
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11.47
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27.12.1986
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JAM
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10.70
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10.70
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24.11.1979
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USA
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10.64
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10.81
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02.01.1989
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USA
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11.07
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11.13
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30.08.1985
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USA
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10.96
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10.96
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09.10.1988
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NGR
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11.01
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03.03.1988
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NOR
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11.16
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11.16
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25.10.1990
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GBR
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11.37
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11.53
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18.10.1990
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JAM
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11.05
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11.26
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12.08.1984
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JAM
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10.82
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11.01
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11.09.1983
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USA
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10.88
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11.15
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31.08.1989
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SKN
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11.18
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11.18
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Men's Shot Put: Reese Hoffa Is The Man To Beat
Last year's world championship silver medallist Dylan Armstong faces 2008 and 2009 silver medallist Tomasz Majewski, but the man to beat is seemingly 2012 world #2 and 2012 US trials winner Reese Hoffa, who was world champion in 2007.
Athlete | DATE OF BIRTH | Nation | PB | SB |
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15.01.1981
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CAN
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22.21
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21.50
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01.04.1984
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DEN
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20.06
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20.02
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26.09.1982
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POR
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21.02
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21.02
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08.10.1977
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USA
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22.43
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22.00
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28.06.1989
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USA
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21.08
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21.08
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30.08.1981
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POL
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21.95
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21.60
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21.10.1979
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GBR
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21.92
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20.13
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09.07.1981
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NED
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21.62
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20.55
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Women's 100 Hurdles: The Top 7 In The World Race
Take a look at the seasonal bests below and you'll see that the top 7 on the 2012 world list are all here (two of whom won't be going to the Olympics in Crawford and Catlin) but Pearson is a heavy, heavy favorite.
Athlete | DATE OF BIRTH | Nation | PB | SB |
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23.10.1988
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USA
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12.73
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12.78
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22.12.1979
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USA
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12.47
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12.76
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07.07.1988
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USA
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12.56
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12.56
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05.11.1989
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USA
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12.81
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12.81
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07.09.1983
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USA
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12.45
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12.59
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07.11.1974
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JAM
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12.45
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12.51
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16.11.1987
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CAN
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12.72
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12.72
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31.05.1986
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JAM
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12.77
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12.77
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07.05.1987
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CAN
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12.80
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12.80
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16.03.1985
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USA
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12.76
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12.84
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26.08.1982
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CAN
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12.49
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12.64
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29.05.1990
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USA
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12.68
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12.68
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19.09.1986
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AUS
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12.28
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12.40
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13.11.1987
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GBR
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12.56
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12.65
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15.04.1988
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AUT
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12.95
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12.98
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16.07.1982
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USA
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12.50
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12.55
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Men's 200: Churandy Martina Leads
The Netherlands Churandy Martina who ran a 19.94 pb for the win in New York is the heavy favorite here.
Athlete | DATE OF BIRTH | Nation | PB | SB |
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12.05.1982
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JAM
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20.06
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20.21
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06.09.1985
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GBR
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20.52
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20.55
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30.10.1985
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JAM
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20.29
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20.53
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11.06.1990
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FRA
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19.80
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20.31
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03.06.1979
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GBR
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20.08
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20.46
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03.07.1984
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NED
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19.94
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19.94
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01.05.1991
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GBR
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20.54
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20.66
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Women's Javelin: Top Two From 2012 Battle
The top two on the 2012 world list in world leader Sunette Viljoen and Barbara Spotáková are in London and will battlle just as they did in New York where Viljoen got the win
Athlete | DATE OF BIRTH | Nation | PB | SB |
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28.12.1984
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AUS
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63.82
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61.70
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10.07.1982
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AUS
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64.34
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64.34
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08.11.1983
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GER
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64.67
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63.20
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25.02.1989
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UKR
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66.86
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66.86
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16.07.1982
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GBR
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65.75
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64.73
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30.06.1981
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CZE
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72.28
|
68.73
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02.10.1985
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GER
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66.81
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64.35
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06.10.1983
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RSA
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69.35
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69.35
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Men's 400: King James Should Win
World champ Kirani James is the man to beat here as he faces British champ Martyn Rooney and former Olympic champ Jeremy Wariner.
Athlete | DATE OF BIRTH | Nation | PB | SB |
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15.10.1978
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BAH
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44.40
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45.14
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01.12.1987
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ISV
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44.77
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45.20
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01.09.1992
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GRN
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44.36
|
44.72
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30.04.1989
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GBR
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45.11
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45.11
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16.04.1990
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USA
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44.49
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44.49
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03.04.1987
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GBR
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44.60
|
44.92
|
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31.01.1984
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USA
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43.45
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44.96
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20.03.1982
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GBR
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45.08
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45.08
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Men's Triple Jump: Gold Vs. Silver
Britain's favorite jumper Phillips Idowu, the silver medallist at worlds last year, will jump for the first time since the Pre Classic. He'll face triple jump world champ Christain Taylor.
Athlete | DATE OF BIRTH | Nation | PB | SB |
---|---|---|---|---|
05.08.1987
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FRA
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17.31
|
17.03
|
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01.03.1989
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ITA
|
17.47
|
17.47
|
|
30.12.1978
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GBR
|
17.81
|
17.31
|
|
17.07.1984
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HAI
|
17.39
|
16.88
|
|
01.10.1980
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NGR
|
17.23
|
17.23
|
|
16.08.1981
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BAH
|
17.59
|
17.23
|
|
27.01.1981
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ITA
|
17.27
|
16.97
|
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13.08.1976
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FRA
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17.45
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16.84
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18.06.1990
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USA
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17.96
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17.63
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Women's 400: Montso vs. Ohuruogu
World champ Amantle Monto takes on 2008 Olympic champ Christine Ohuuogu.
Athlete | DATE OF BIRTH | Nation | PB | SB |
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08.01.1989
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USA
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50.56
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51.19
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22.01.1985
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GBR
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50.84
|
51.54
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23.07.1986
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USA
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49.84
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50.72
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04.07.1983
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BOT
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49.54
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49.54
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17.05.1984
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GBR
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49.61
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50.59
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06.05.1987
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JAM
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50.55
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51.81
|
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08.09.1986
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JAM
|
49.84
|
50.62
|
|
17.09.1985
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JAM
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49.32
|
51.10
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