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Athletissima: Lausanne DL, Bolt Runs 9.82, Dix runs 19.86, Jackson runs 47.62, results courtesy of IAAF, comments by Larry Eder

Larry EderbyLarry Eder
July 8, 2010
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Bershawn Jackson runs 47.62, WL, Lausanne, photo by PhotoRun.net.

Well, Athletissima lives up to the hype: great races, six world leaders, two world leading ties, six European leaders, plus three stadium records!  and some killer events!  Where to start? How about?

Usain Bolt looks good, running 9.82 for 100 meters, his achilles seems to be working just fine, and his return to 200 meter action should not be far off!

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Walter Dix: the man is fast! 19.86 win in Lausanne, photo by PhotoRun.net.

Walter Dix continues to show his stuff. His tough victory last weekend at the Nike Pre over  a returning Tyson Gay has been followed up by his win in Lausanne in 19.86 for clear win in
the 200 meters. There was some concern over Dix allegedly running out of his lane, but it did not look like he interfered with anyone’s run. If I were Dix, I would be more concerned about giving Tyson Gay something to focus on after Dix’s comments in Nike Pre. Nothing bad, just that Walter Dix is a bit more confident than in the past: should make for some fun late summer racing!

Jeremy Wariner made a near miraculous recovery from Des Moines less than two weeks ago. Running on all cylinders, Wariner won in 44.57, showing the world who is the fastest male over
400 meters.

David Rudisha, Moulami Mulaudzi and Alfred Kirwa Yego run sub 1:44s and get very little respect. I believe that any of those three, (plus Kaki), can run sub 1:42. The 800 meters has become a very boring race. Rudisha and Mulaudzi can shake it up! (Unless Jeremy Wariner wants to see if he can put two 49 second quarters back to back).

Nicholas Kemboi runs 3;31.52, a world leader, with Amine Laalou of Morocco in second in 3:32.75. First through twelfth are Kenyans, Algerians and one South African, with Bahrain’s
Belai Mansoor Ali thrown in.

Brimin Kiprop Kipruto takes the world lead back to steeple mad Kenya, with a fine 8:01.62, with Benjamin Kiplagat of Uganda in second (8:03.81) and Paul Kipsielie Koech (winner of last two adidas GP in NYC) in 8:11.65. Congrats to US champ Dan Huling, running a personal best of 8:13.29!

Dayron Robles hurdles 110m in 13.01, with Ryan Wilson in a nifty 13.21. David Payne in third in 13.22 and Andrew Turner, Britian’s top hurdler, in 13.30. I want to see Robles versus Oliver!
I have to say that Dayron’s typical ensemble off the track, a beret, a Che Guevera t-shirt, suspenders, and nice slacks gives him a unique look. Watching Robles hurdle is a treat in itself–Robles in shape is finesse–while David Oliver is strength, laws of physics and desire.

Bershawn Jackson is getting into real shape. His 47.32 at Des Moines was a key indication that his focus and training are meeting up with his desire to win. Jackson is very close to a real breakthrough, say 47.20 or lower. Angelo Taylor took second, in 47.96, followed by Felix Sanchez and Javier Culson. Taylor and Sanchez have Olympic golds and World golds covered for a few champs. Javier Culson is the future of the sport. And Kerron Clement, well,
50.41 means either he is suffering from travel fatigue, has not trained worth a damn, or just does not having a good day.

more below……

 

 


Ivan Ukhov clears 2.33 with Yarolslav Rybakov. Kyriakos Ioannou of Cyprus takes third in 2.30m, with Donald Thomas (remember this guy started jumping in 2005!) at 2.30, with Sweden’s Linus Thornblad at 2.27m, with US champ Jesse Williams and Dusty Jonas in sixth and seventh. Ukhov and Rybakov are supreme, but I like Ioannou–he is dangerous.

Andreas Thorkildsen has a growing fan base in the U.S., especially after his comment about the lack of common sense shown by U.S. state associations on not embracing the javelin in high school. The Norwegian King of all things Javelin, won here in 87.03m. Tero Pitkimaki of Finland, the 07 World Champ, took second to Mr. Thorkildsen, who has two golds on his mantle, 08 Beijing and 09 Berlin. (The Euros should be a javelin fan’s dream, as javelin deities hurl the modern javelin (remember the rules, sports fans, the javelin must have three pieces, no more, no less) the length of a soccer pitch (or field).

(Oh, yes, sorry about that Spain vs. Germany thing! )

Women

Carmelita Jeter won the 100 meters here in a nice 10.99, after her loss at the Nike Pre. Sherone Simpson of Jamaica was second in 11.19, with Chandra Sturrup of the Bahamas
in third in 11.18.

The news that was more compelling that the race finish was Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser, who did not start the race, and has, per RunnersSpace.com, tested positive for
a banned substance. More in next blog.

Debbie Dunn took the 400 meters,  after loosing a close one to Allyson Felix at the Nike Pre,
in 49.81. Shericka Williams of Jamaica was second in 50.04 with Novlene Williams-Mills in third with the same time, 50.04.

Geleta Burka took the women’s 1,500 meters in 3:59.28, with Btissam Lakhouad of Morocco in second in 3:59.35, Nancy Langat, winner of Doha, in third in 4:00.13 and Lisa Dobriskey of Great Britian in fourth in 4:01.83. The U.S’s. Morgan Uceny ran 4:02.40, for fifth,  her second personal best in the past several weeks, over the distance (she ran a 4:03 at adidas GP).
Christian Wurth-Thomas was eighth in 4:03.39. Sarah Bowman ran 11th in 4:09.80.

Vivian Cheruiyot of Kenya ran a smart 8:34.58, with Turkey’s Alemtu Bekele, finishing second, in 8:35.19 and Meseret Defar, who took third, in 8:36.09, one of her few defeats over this distance. Jennifer Rhines finished 16th in 9:24.12.

Priscilla Lopes-Schleip of Canada screamed a 12.56 for the 100 hurldles. Carolin Wytra of Germany was second in 12.57, taking Lopes-Schleip, hurdle for hurdle. Delloreen Ennis-London was third in 12.73.

Looking for another battle between Lo Lo Jones, and the women’s hurdle studs!  Watch for the next DL, the AVIVA British Grand Prix, this coming Saturday, July 10 ( you can watch on universalsports.com at 11.30 AM EDST. Your truly will be viewing the meet from home, as airfares were monstrous and he did not consider going until the last minute! Just so you know, AVIVA has just about everyone! 

08/07/2010

Athletissima
Lausanne, 08/07/2010

Men’ results

100 Metres – Men                                              Wind: +0.5 m/s

    1 Bolt , Usain                     JAM       9.82
    2 Blake , Yohan                    JAM       9.96
    3 Martina , Churandy               AHO      10.16
    4 Waugh , Ainsley                  JAM      10.22
    5 Dixon , Leroy                    USA      10.24
    6 Christian , Brendan              ANT      10.44
    7 Schenkel , Reto                  SUI      10.57
      Samuels , J-Mee                  USA        DNS                   

200 Metres – Men                                              Wind: +0.4 m/s
                                                            Pts
    1 Dix , Walter                     USA      19.86          4        
    2 Martina , Churandy               AHO      20.08          2        
    3 Carter , Xavier                  USA      20.15          1        
    4 Hession , Paul                   IRL      20.46                   
    5 Waugh , Ainsley                  JAM      20.46                   
    6 Crawford , Shawn                 USA      20.69                   
    7 Boase , Jordan                   USA      20.79                   
    8 Schneeberger , Marc              SUI      20.87 
                  

400 Metres – Men                                              
                                                            Pts
    1 Wariner , Jeremy                 USA      44.57          4        
    2 Betters , LeJerald               USA      44.70          2        
    3 Gonzales , Jermaine              JAM      44.72          1        
    4 Borlée , Jonathan                BEL      44.94                   
    5 Smith , Calvin                   USA      45.39                   
    5 Neville , David                  USA      45.39                   
    7 Quow , Renny                     TRI      45.40                   
    8 Nixon , Greg                     USA      46.01                   

800 Metres – Men                                              
                                                            Pts
    1 Rudisha , David Lekuta           KEN    1:43.25          4        
    2 Mulaudzi , Mbulaeni              RSA    1:43.58          2        
    3 Yego , Alfred Kirwa              KEN    1:43.97          1        
    4 Lewandowski , Marcin             POL    1:44.30                   
    5 Rimmer , Michael                 GBR    1:44.49                   
    6 Kivuva , Jackson Mumbwa          KEN    1:44.54                   
    7 Kiplagat , Richard               KEN    1:44.77                   
    8 Som , Bram                       NED    1:45.25                   
    9 Marco , Luis Alberto             ESP    1:45.26
      Tangui , Sammy                   KEN        DNF                   

1500 Metres – Men                                             

    1 Kemboi , Nicholas Kiptanui       KEN    3:31.52
    2 Laalou , Amine                   MAR    3:32.75
    3 Ndiwa , Remmy Limo               KEN    3:32.83
    4 Komen , Daniel Kipchirchir       KEN    3:33.61
    5 Cheboi , Collins                 KEN    3:34.17
    6 Gathimba , Gideon                KEN    3:34.75
    7 Cronje , Johan                   RSA    3:35.24
    8 Boulahfane , Kamal               ALG    3:37.00
    9 Rono , Geoffrey Kipkoech         KEN    3:37.58
   10 Zerguelaine , Anter              ALG    3:37.68
   11 Ali , Belal Mansoor   &nbs
p;          BRN    3:39.51
   12 Boukensa , Tarek                 ALG    3:41.42
      Polonet , Vickson Naran          KEN        DNF                   
      Kombich , Ismael Kipngetich      KEN        DNF                   
      Kimutai , Philemon Kipkorir      KEN        DNF                   
      Gebremedhin , Mekonnen           ETH        DNS                   

3000 Metres Steeplechase – Men                                
                                                            Pts
    1 Kipruto , Brimin Kiprop          KEN    8:01.62          4        
    2 Kiplagat , Benjamin              UGA    8:03.81          2        
    3 Koech , Paul Kipsiele            KEN    8:11.65          1        
    4 Huling , Daniel                  USA    8:13.29                   
    5 Mateelong , Richard Kipkemboi    KEN    8:16.84                   
    6 Langat , Patrick Kipkirui        KEN    8:17.36                   
    7 Gary , Roba                      ETH    8:18.35                   
    8 Mullera , Ángel                  ESP    8:42.17                   
      Ramolefi , Ruben                 RSA        DNF                   
      Shaheen , Saif Saaeed            QAT        DNF                   
      Lagat , Haron                    KEN        DNF                   
      Keskisalo , Jukka                FIN        DNS                   
      Kipyego , Michael                KEN        DNS                   

110 Metres Hurdles – Men                                      Wind: +0.3 m/s

    1 Robles , Dayron                  CUB      13.01
    2 Wilson , Ryan                    USA      13.21
    3 Payne , David                    USA      13.22
    4 Turner , Andrew                  GBR      13.30
    5 Yarbrough , John                 USA      13.54
    6 Capetillo , Dayron               CUB      13.56
      Svoboda , Petr                   CZE         DQ                   
      Thomas , Dwight                  JAM         DQ                   

400 Metres Hurdles – Men                                      
                                                            Pts
    1 Jackson , Bershawn    &
nbsp;          USA      47.62          4        
    2 Taylor , Angelo                  USA      47.96          2        
    3 S√°nchez , Felix                  DOM      48.17          1        
    4 Culson , Javier                  PUR      48.37                   
    5 Greene , David                   GBR      48.49                   
    6 Phillips , Isa                   JAM      48.68                   
    7 Tinsley , Micheal                USA      49.62                   
    8 Clement , Kerron                 USA      50.41                   

High Jump – Men                                               
                                                            Pts
    1 Ukhov , Ivan                     RUS       2.33          4        
    2 Rybakov , Yaroslav               RUS       2.33          2        
    3 Ioannou , Kyriakos               CYP       2.30          1        
    4 Thomas , Donald                  BAH       2.30                   
    5 Thörnblad , Linus                SWE       2.27                   
    6 Williams , Jesse                 USA       2.27                   
    7 Jonas , Dusty                    USA       2.27                   
    8 Dmitrik , Aleksey                RUS       2.27                   
    9 B√°ba , Jaroslav                  CZE       2.27
   10 Oni , Samson                     GBR       2.24
   11 Manson , Andra                   USA       2.24
      Ciotti , Giulio                  ITA         NM                   

Pole Vault – Men                                              
                                                            Pts
    1 Lavillenie , Renaud              FRA       5.85          4        
    2 Hooker , Steven                  AUS       5.80          2        
    3 Mohr , Malte                     GER       5.80          1        
    4 Dossévi , Damiel                 FRA       5.70                   
    5 Mazuryk , Maksym                 UKR       5.60       
            
    6 Gibilisco , Giuseppe             ITA       5.60                   
    7 Gruber , Hendrik                 GER       5.60                   
    8 Kucheryanu , Sergey              RUS       5.50
    8 Mesnil , Romain                  FRA       5.50                   
    8 Miles , Derek                    USA       5.50
   11 Starodubtsev , Dmitry            RUS       5.50
   11 Czerwinski , Przemyslaw          POL       5.50
      Straub , Alexander               GER         NM                   

Javelin Throw – Men                                           
                                                            Pts
    1 Thorkildsen , Andreas            NOR      87.03          4        
    2 Pitk√§m√§ki , Tero                 FIN      84.71          2        
    3 Martínez , Guillermo             CUB      82.40          1        
    4 Kovals , Ainars                  LAT      82.30                   
    5 de Zordo , Matthias              GER      82.02                   
    6 Bannister , Jarrod               AUS      81.33                   
    7 Mannio , Ari                     FIN      81.24                   
    8 Vesel√Ω , Vítezslav               CZE      78.53                   
    9 H√§ber , Tino                     GER      70.55

Women’ results

100 Metres – Women                                            Wind: -0.6 m/s
                                                            Pts
    1 Jeter , Carmelita                USA      10.99          4        
    2 Simpson , Sherone                JAM      11.15          2        
    3 Sturrup , Chandra                BAH      11.18          1        
    4 Ferguson-McKenzie , Debbie       BAH      11.27                   
    5 Brooks , Sheri-Ann               JAM      11.35                   
    6 Moore , LaShauntea               USA      11.40                   
    7 Anderson , Alexandria            USA      11.42                   
      Fraser , Shelly-Ann              JAM        DNS                   

400 Metres – Women                                            
    1 Dunn , Debbie                    USA      49.81
    2 Williams , Shericka              JAM      50.04
    3 Williams-Mills , Novlene         JAM      50.04
    4 Montsho , Amantle                BOT      50.07
    5 Whyte , Rosemarie                JAM      50.67
    6 Hastings , Natasha               USA      50.83
    7 Stambolova , Vania               BUL      51.44

1500 Metres – Women                                           
                                                            Pts
    1 Burka , Gelete                   ETH    3:59.28          4        
    2 Lakhouad , Btissam               MAR    3:59.35          2        
    3 Langat , Nancy Jebet             KEN    4:00.13          1        
    4 Dobriskey , Lisa                 GBR    4:01.83                   
    5 Uceny , Morgan                   USA    4:02.40                   
    6 Belete , Mimi                    BRN    4:02.64                   
    7 Kibiwot , Viola Jelagat          KEN    4:03.39                   
    8 Wurth-Thomas , Christin          USA    4:03.44                   
    9 Kuijken , Susan                  NED    4:07.09                   
   10 Måkestad Bovim , Ingvill         NOR    4:07.41                   
   11 Bowman , Sarah                   USA    4:09.80                   
   12 Stellingwerff , Hilary           CAN    4:11.68                   
      Ejdys , Sylwia                   POL        DNF                   
      Sum , Eunice                     KEN        DNF                   

3000 Metres – Women                                           
                                                            Pts
    1 Cheruiyot , Vivian               KEN    8:34.58          4        
    2 Bekele , Alemitu                 TUR    8:35.19          2        
    3 Defar , Meseret                  ETH    8:36.09          1        
    4 Ejigu , Sentayehu                ETH    8:37.20                   
    5 Chenonge , Iness Chepkesis       KEN    8:37.63                   
    6 Melkamu , Meselech               ETH    8:40.08                   
    7 Kibet , Sylvia Jebiwott          KEN    8:40.47                   
    8 Kiplagat , Florence Jebet   &nbs
p;    KEN    8:40.72                   
    9 Korikwiang , Pauline Chemning    KEN    8:41.11                   
   10 Masai , Linet Chepkwemoi         KEN    8:41.37                   
   11 Oljira , Beleynesh               ETH    8:44.66                   
   12 Ndiema , Esther Chemtai          KEN    8:48.04                   
   13 Cheywa , Milcah Chemos           KEN    8:54.04
   14 Chemweno , Gladys Jepkemoi       KEN    8:54.05
   15 Kalmer , René                    RSA    8:59.48
   16 Rhines , Jennifer                USA    9:24.12
      Tverdostup , Tamara              UKR        DNF                   

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100 Metres Hurdles – Women                                    Wind: +0.3 m/s
                                                            Pts
    1 Lopes-Schliep , Priscilla        CAN      12.56          4        
    2 Nytra , Carolin                  GER      12.57          2        
    3 Ennis-London , Delloreen         JAM      12.73          1        
    4 Felicien , Perdita               CAN      12.75                   
    5 Dixon , Vonette                  JAM      12.91                   
    6 Wells , Kellie                   USA      12.93                   
    7 Tejeda , Anay                    CUB      12.95                   
      Crawford , Ginnie                USA        DNF                   

Long Jump – Women                                             
                                                            Pts               Wind
    1 Reese , Brittney                 USA       6.94          4              +0.3
    2 Gomes , Naide                    POR       6.80          2              +0.5
    3 Kotova , Tatyana                 RUS       6.70          1              +0.3
    4 Glenn , Brianna                  USA       6.64                         +0.0
    5 Kucherenko , Olga                RUS       6.61                         -0.2
    6 Mironchyk , Nastassia            BLR       6.57                         +0.3
    7 Jimoh , Funmi                    USA       6.45                         +0.3
    8 Reuse , Clélia                   SUI       6.32              &
nbsp;          +0.0
    9 Costa , Keila                    BRA       6.25      +0.0

Triple Jump – Women                                           
                                                            Pts               Wind
    1 Savigne , Yargeris               CUB      14.99          4              +0.7
    2 Rypakova , Olga                  KAZ      14.60          2              +1.5
    3 Bolshakova , Svetlana            BEL      14.43          1              -1.3
    4 Alekhina , Nadezhda              RUS      14.39                         +1.2
    5 Pérra , Athanasía                GRE      14.30                         -1.4
    6 Saladuha , Olha                  UKR      14.28                         +0.2
    7 Veld√°kov√° , Dana                 SVK      14.20                         -0.4
    8 La Mantia , Simona               ITA      14.14                         +1.6

Discus Throw – Women                                          
                                                            Pts
    1 Barrios , Yarelis                CUB      65.92          4        
    2 Breisch , Becky                  USA      64.53          2        
    3 Samuels , Dani                   AUS      62.05          1        
    4 Glanc , Zaneta                   POL      61.53                   
    5 Müller , Nadine                  GER      61.14                   
    6 Thurmond , Aretha                USA      60.77                   
    7 Perkovic , Sandra                CRO      60.18                   
    8 Brown Trafton , Stephanie        USA      58.81                   
    9 Faumuina , Beatrice              NZL      57.38
      Zvereva , Ellina                 BLR        DNS

 

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