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Lausanne Report, by Alfons Juck, Note by Larry Eder

Larry EderbyLarry Eder
July 9, 2010
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Usain Bolt running 100 meters, Lausanne, photo by PhotoRun.net.

Watching the Lausanne DL meeting last evening, one would be struck by the sold out stadium, six world leads, two ties to the world leads, and six european leads plus three meet records! It was clear that Usain Bolt is ready to roll. Dix ran well as did Jeremy Wariner. Can not wait to see Dix and Spearmon and Powell and Gay race at Gateshead on Saturday!

Bolt_UsainPose1_Lausanne10.JPG Usain Striking the Pose: Bolt is back, Lausanne Celebrates, the World breathes a sigh of relief…photo by PhotoRun.net.

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LAUSANNE
REPORT

LAUSANNE (SUI): Sold out stadium in Olympic City saw excellent Athletissima
meeting. 6 new world leads, two equalled (men 100 m and high jump), 6
european leads. Also 3 meet records (100 m men, steeple men, 3000 m women).

MEN

100 m: King is back. Usain Bolt equalled world lead 9.82 (+0.5) after 0.163
starting reaction. Also a meet record. Second his training partner Yohan
Blake was close with 9.96. „I m very happy because the weather helped me to run
fast and „Billie Jean” brought me in the best conditions for this race, because
I felt a bit asleep by the training. I m so glad because my
wound didn´t disturb me after having been absent for the 5 last weeks. Thank
you for all your support,” Bolt was quoted.

200 m: Dix was clear 19.86 winner and confirmed his shape after beating Gay in
Eugene. Second Martina new national record for Netherland Antilles 20.08.

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Wariner races to WL 44.57, Lausanne, photo by PhotoRun.net.

400 m: Jeremy Wariner is another succesfully returned top start with world
leading 44.57. Betters and Jamaican Gonzalez went to life-time bests 44.70 and
44.72 and fourth Jonathan Borlee european lead 44.94

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David Rudisha is, well NUMERO UNO at 800 meters, Lausanne, photo
by PhotoRun.net.

800 m: Rudisha is undisputed number one and returned to Europe with another
fast 1:43.25 ahead of last world champions Mulaudzi and Kirwa with season best.
Fourth Lewandowski clocked european lead 1:44.30.

1500 m: Beijing olympian Nicholas Kemboi went to world leading 3:31.29. Laalou
second 3:32.75.

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!Viva Robles! Dayron Robles runs 13.01, Lausanne, photo by PhotoRun.net.

110mH: Robles was again faster 13.01, is his season best. Two runners were
disqualified after false starts Svoboda and Thomas. Robles claimed after the
race he needs more competition from the others. Briton Turner 13.30 as fourth
his seasons fastest before European Championships.

400 mH: Bershawn Jackson continues with shape from US Champs with 47.62 and
second olympich winner Angelo Taylor went sub 48. Sanchez got season best 48.17
as third and Briton Greene another European lead 48.49 as fifth with world
champion Clement last.

3000 m SC: Oly winner Brimin Kipruto lowered world lead to 8:01.62 beating
Ugandan Benjamin Kiplagat to national record 8:03.81. World record holder
Shaheen did not finish.

HJ: Ivan Ukhov in first and Yaroslav Rybakov in third equalled world leading 233 in high jump and ruled
in the event.

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Lavillenie & Hooker: Pole Vault giants, Lausanne, photo by PhotoRun.net.

PV: Lavillenie (585) beat Hooker (580) that is the most important fact from
this event. The winner then tried at 602.

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Javelin nobility: Andreus Thorkildsen hurls 87.03m, Lausanne, photo
by PhotoRun.net.

JT: World champion Thorkildsen had two throws enough to win, the better one was
87.03.

WOMEN

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Carmelita Jeter, after her 10.99 victory, Lausanne, photo by PhotoRun.net.

100 m: Carmelita Jeter clocked sub 11, the race was without Fraser (see other
item in this issue of EME NEWS).

400 m: Dunn a sub 50 winner (49.81) ahead of best Jamaicans.

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Geleta Burka, 3:59.28, Btissam Lakhoud, 3:59.35, Lausanne, photo by Photorun.net.

1500 m: Gelete Burka with first years sub 4 in 3:59.28. Second Btissam Lakhouad was the
surprise of the day with national record 3:59.35. Third olympic winner Nancy
Lagat lost for first time this year (after five wins), but achieved personal
best 4:00.13. Briton Lisa Dobriskey as fourth 4:01.83 another European lead
2010.

3000 m: In fast race 5000 m
world champion Vivian Cheruiyot confirmed she is back from injury and clocked
world lead and meet record 8:34.58. Surprise second Alemitu Bekele of Turkey
with European lead 8:35.19 and only third Meseret Defar 8:36.09. Eijgu,
Chenonge, Melkamu was the next order in this packed race.

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The hurdle wars: Lopes-Nytra-Felicien, Lausanne, photo by PhotoRun.net.

100mH: Priscilla Lopes-Schliep wins in 12.56 (+0.3) but huge PB for German
Carolin Nytra and European lead 2010 12.57.

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Brittany Just Flies! Brittany Reese, 6.94m, Lausanne, photo by PhotoRun.net.

LJ: World champion Reese was the clear winner (694 in round five, +0.3),
Russians were beaten. Second was Gomes who was leading with 680 until the fifth
round.

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Savigne Soars to WL 14.99m TJ! Yargelis Savigne avec le sunglasses,
Photo par PhotoRun.net.

TJ: Cuban Savigne in last round world leading 14.99 (+0.7).

DT: Cuban Barrios improved her season best to 65.92 (her second best ever) and
won, world champ Samuels third, world leader Muller fifth.


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    Larry Eder has had a 50-year involvement in the sport of athletics. Larry has experienced the sport as an athlete, coach, magazine publisher, and now, journalist and blogger. His first article, on Don Bowden, America's first sub-4 minute miler, was published in RW in 1983. Larry has published several magazines on athletics, from American Athletics to the U.S. version of Spikes magazine. He currently manages the content and marketing development of the RunningNetwork, The Shoe Addicts, and RunBlogRun. Of RunBlogRun, his daily pilgrimage with the sport, Larry says: "I have to admit, I love traveling to far away meets, writing about the sport I love, and the athletes I respect, for my readers at runblogrun.com, the most of anything I have ever done, except, maybe running itself." Theme song: Greg Allman, " I'm no Angel."

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