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Weltklasse, Zurich, August 19, 2010, Results by IAAF, deep thoughts by Larry Eder

Larry EderbyLarry Eder
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The Weltklasse lived up to its hype, with some absolutely stunny performances! Here are my favorites:

Men’s 5,000 meters: Tariku Bekele takes this one in 12;55.03. But, duking it out with Imane
Merga for second is Chris Solinsky. Merga held him off, 12:56.33 to 12:56.45. Solinsky ran his third sub 13 minute 5,000 meters of the year, tying Bernard Lagat for the most sub 13 minute
5,000 meters by an American in one season! But it was Solinsky’s racing, actually racing, that
brought tears to fan’s eyes. The guy is a racer! In fifth place, Mo Farah ran his first sub 13 minutes for 5,000m in grand style: his 12;57.94 took down the 28 year old British record of 13:00.41 by David Moorcroft! Galen Rupp finished 12th, running 13:07.34, another pb for the former Duck.

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                   Solinsky, the gladiator, DN Galan 5,000m, photo by PhotoRun.net.

    

 

 



Men’s 200 meters: Is it just me, or does Wallace Spearmon
look like an 800 meter runner with a devestating kick, waiting for the
last 50 meters! One observer noted, ” There was no way, at 150 meters
that Spearmon was going to get Yohan Blake, no way!” Waaaaay! Spearmon
possesses an innate ability to dance on the volcano, the guy can go
from 0-90 in four strides and his thin physique hides an enormous
powertrain. Wallace Spearmon could be the spoiler in 2011 and 2012. He
will always suck over 100 meters (not long enough), but the 200 meters
is just, well, made for him.

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Wallace Spearmon, On fire, USA outdoor 200m, photorun.net.

Men’s 400 meters: Jeremy
Wariner has, well, been out of sorts for the past couple years. Tonight
may have been his best race since 2006. Running a controlled first half
the race, Wariner hit the 200 meters in about equal fourth place.
Working the third hundred meters (where have you heard this before?),
Jeremy Wariner came off the final turn on Jermaine
Gonzales shoulder. That was all she wrote. Wariner ran that last hundred meters like he was
being
on fire (think Kings of Leon here), and running text book blazing last
hundred meters, ala Clyde Hart (Bud Winter is smiling from heaven), a
relaxed Jeremy Wariner is finally running like the champion and
potential WR he is. Wariner’s reward for running his race: 44.13
world leader. I still think that Wariner should run 800 meters, but for now, I will let him alone,
he looked superb!

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Jeremy Wariner, mid-air, Lausanne, photorun.net.

Men’s 110 m hurdles: Sitting
on a bus to the adidas GP, then the Rbk GP, with Renaldo Nehemiah, I
was struck by Renaldo talking about big guys, like Roger Kingdom,
getting into
shape and just flying down the track, disintegrating hurdles as he went. Last weekend, I was
interviewing
Brooks Johnson, David Oliver’s coach in London. David literally just
bounced into the coffee shop, totally excited about racing. In speaking
with Johnson, it was obvious that his
task had been to get the big
guy in shape, focus his mind and get him over those hurdles and between
those hurdles as fast as possible. This summer, 12.99, 12.98, 12.92,
12.89, 12.88, and today, 12.93, and he rolled across the finish line!
Oliver is going to destroy the world record, in the right conditions,
on the right day. But tonight, David Oliver looked like a freight
train, not stopping for anything!

Men’s high jump: With
a strong resemblance to the guitarist Alvin Lee (Ten Years After), the
Russian is an enigma. The guy is just a dynamo over the high jump. He
and Jesse Williams are having grand battles all over Europe this
summer, and they get to that 2.29m and somehow forget how high they are
jumping. Ukhov and Williams are going to get into a high jump
competition where 2.40m will feel like 2.29 and watch out.

Men’s long jump:  Watching
the meet on Russian TV, it seemed to me that the long jump squad was
having an issue with the plasticene! Tomlinson must have given up six
inches and
Rief, dear God, did at least eight inches on one of his
jumps. Dwight Phillips jumped 8.20m on his first jump, then proceeded
to have jumps that should have been longer, especially his last.
Fabrice Lapierre had a NM day and Andrew Howe seemed to just be
watching the competition. Phillips really enjoys competing.

Men’s Shot Put: Five
days after his loss at AVIVA, Christian Cantwell won here in 21.78m,
with Adam Nelson in second in 21.28m, with Olympic champ Tomasz
Majewksi in third. Cantwell improved, each round, his foot feeling much
better than last Saturday.

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Christian Cantwell, Greece 2009, photorun.net.

Men’s Discus: Robert Harting
is the Henry Rollins of the discus. (Remember, former Black Flag front
man, then, and now, political essayist, and bad guy in The Sons of
Anarchy). Well, Robert put the website to the side (check out his
site), won a oh so close competitions over
Piotr Malachowski, his recent nemesis.

Men’s 4 x 100m Relay: The
US just did it! Trell Kimmons to Wallace Spearmon. Spearmon ran up
Tyson Gay‘s butt so far, he could see the label on his speed suit. But,
Tyson took off, burning that turn so that Mike Rodgers could relax and
take it home. “Go, go, go!” is what Tyson said as the world’s fastest
man in 2010 ran right up Mike Rodger’s speedsuit. Safe hand offs, with
just a bit more, I could smell an American record!

Women’s 100m: For
unbridled competition, I did not think anything would be VCB versus
Allyson Felix from the adidas GP. Well, was I smoking Pall Malls!
Veronica Campbell Brown and Carmelita Jeter threw everything at the
other, but the kitchen sink and it came down to an ooooh, sooooo close
photo finish, where VCB gets the nod, and two women run 10.89?
Marshevet Myers showed that she was no slouch either, her 10.97 a smart
improvement over
last weekend.

Women’s 400 meters: Allyson
Felix is, in my mind, the best 400 meter women runner in the world. Her
speed over the 100 meters and 200 meters helps, but it is her complete
understanding of the event (courtesy of Bob Kersee), and her uncanny
ability to race in all conditions. Coaches take note, Allyson does not
loose her form at the end of a race, check out the video on AVIVA
London 400m-a classic and this run to the finish by Debbie Dunn was a
classic!

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Allyson Felix, AVIVA London, photorun.net.

Women’s 1,500 meters: After watching this race,
I checked the channel, because I thought I was watching either WWF or
Roller Derby! Just as the race was getting exciting, Morgan Uceny
showed the racing savvy she has shown all season, and moved up to
dangerous third place, and looked to be clipped, and then slid under
Lisa Dobrisky. Uceny out, Pierce out, and what was going on with those
pacemakers? Nancy Langat got out for first, Gelete Burka in second and
yes, that was Stephanie Twell and Lisa Dobrisky in third and fourth.
Shannon Rowbury was the first American in 4:05.48, in front of the
incandescent Russian Alminova.

Women’s 100m hurdles: Priscilla Lopes Schleip showed that last weekend was a portent of
the future. Nytra had a strong start, with LoLo Jones working hard to catch up. Just as Jones
went
to take over, Lopes Schleip just blew by, running a world leading
12.52. Jones tightened up as Nytra got her as well. Long season, but it
was obviousl LoLo was not a happy camper.

Women’s 400 meter hurdles: Jamaica’s
Kaliese Spencer, fresh off her win from last weekend, improved from
53.78 at AVIVA to 53.33. Spencer is a real hurdler and can run
a 52 spot before the end of the season. She needs to get in a race with LaShinda Demus
the US star. A tip of the hat to Queen Harrison, who was first told, no 100m hurdles race, so
went out to work out, and then was asked if she cared to run the 400m hurdles. Borrowing
a singlet, in half tights and spikes, Harrison ran 56.68 for the 400 m hurdles!

Women’s pole vault:
After a weekend of low heights, Fabiana Murer of Brazil, and Svetlana
Feofanova, went 4.81m to 4.71m to control the women’s  pole vault. With
the absence of
Jenn Suhr, it seems that either her training is not there, or her injuries must be back.

Women’s shot put: Nadzeya Ostapchuk of Belarus won here, 20.63 to Valerie Adams, 20.02m and Jillian Camarena-Williams, in third, in 19.50m. 

Women’s javelin throw:
Linda Obergfull won here, with a throw over 67 meters. Barbora
Spotakova won the DL in second, just over 65.34m. In ninth, Kara
Patterson, the new AR
holder, who threw farther than she ever had in a championship situation, up til this year.
Patterson has three more competitions this year.

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Kara Patterson, AVIVA London, PhotoRun.net.

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Weltklasse Zürich
Zürich, 19/08/2010

Men’ results

100 Metres – Men Race 1                                       Wind: -1.0 m/s

    1 Lawal-Balogun , Jeffrey          GBR      10.37
    2 Connaughton , Jared              CAN      10.39
    3 Schenkel , Reto                  SUI      10.58
    4 Kubaczyk , Robert                POL      10.59
    5 Codrington , Giovanni            NED      10.64
    6 Mancini , Pascal                 SUI      10.69
    7 Beyene , Aron                    ERI      10.73
    8 Masztak , Kamil                  POL      10.83
    9 Philip , Lindell                 NED      10.92

100 Metres – Men Race 2                                       Wind: -0.8 m/s

    1 Kimmons , Trell                  USA       9.95
    2 Rodgers , Mike                   USA      10.12
    3 Effah , Sam                      CAN      10.19
    4 Devonish , Marlon                GBR      10.26
    5 Davies , Matt                    AUS      10.45
      Rouge-Serret , Aaron             AUS         DQ                  
      Lewis-Francis , Mark             GBR         DQ                  
      Frater , Michael                 JAM        DNF                  
      Forsythe , Mario                 JAM        DNF                  

200 Metres – Men                                              Wind: +0.4 m/s
                                                            Pts
    1 Spearmon , Wallace               USA      19.79          8       
    2 Blake , Yohan                    JAM      19.86          4       
    3 Bailey , Ryan                    USA      20.10          2       
    4 Mullings , Steve                 JAM      20.11                  
    5 Saidy Ndure , Jaysuma            NOR      20.29                  
    6 Carter , Xavier                  USA      20.38                  
    7 Martina , Churandy               AHO      20.40                  
    8 Schneeberger , Marc              SUI      20.55                  

400 Metres – Men                                             
                                             &
nbsp;              Pts
    1 Wariner , Jeremy                 USA      44.13          8       
    2 Gonzales , Jermaine              JAM      44.51          4       
    3 Taylor , Angelo                  USA      44.72          2       
    4 Chambers , Ricardo               JAM      44.96                  
    5 Borlée , Jonathan                BEL      45.23                  
    6 Rooney , Martyn                  GBR      45.67                  
    7 Bingham , Michael                GBR      46.00                  
    8 Gillick , David                  IRL      46.05                  

5000 Metres – Men                                            
                                                            Pts
    1 Bekele , Tariku                  ETH   12:55.03          8       
    2 Merga , Imane                    ETH   12:56.34          4       
    3 Solinsky , Chris                 USA   12:56.45          2       
    4 Chepkok , Vincent Kiprop         KEN   12:57.77                  
    5 Farah , Mohammed                 GBR   12:57.94                  
    6 Soi , Edwin Cheruiyot            KEN   12:58.91                  
    7 Masai , Moses Ndiema             KEN   13:02.45                  
    8 Yator , Vincent Kipsegechi       KEN   13:04.50                  
    9 Rotich , Lucas Kimeli            KEN   13:04.85                  
   10 Bett , David Kiprotich           KEN   13:06.06                  
   11 Kipchoge , Eliud                 KEN   13:07.06                  
   12 Rupp , Galen                     USA   13:07.35                  
   13 Mbishei , Titus Kipjumba         KEN   13:13.81
   14 Cheshari , Jacob Korir           KEN   13:15.93
   15 Mutahi , Sammy Alex              KEN   13:16.60
   16 Thompson , Christopher           GBR   13:28.43
      Kiptoo , Mark Kosgey             KEN        DNF                  
      Komen , Daniel Kipchirchir       KEN        DNF                  
      Birgen , Bethwell                KEN        DNF                  

3000 Metres Steeplechase – Men                               
                                                            Pts
    1 Kemboi , Ezekiel                
KEN    8:01.74          8       
    2 Koech , Paul Kipsiele            KEN    8:05.48          4       
    3 Tahri , Bouabdellah              FRA    8:07.20          2       
    4 Kiplagat , Benjamin              UGA    8:08.70                  
    5 Mateelong , Richard Kipkemboi    KEN    8:09.25                  
    6 Shaheen , Saif Saaeed            QAT    8:09.63                  
    7 Kipruto , Brimin Kiprop          KEN    8:10.02                  
    8 Mekhissi-Benabbad , Mahiedine    FRA    8:10.50                  
    9 Luchianov , Ion                  MDA    8:19.91                  
   10 Szymkowiak , Tomasz              POL    8:24.58                  
   11 Kitum , Silas Kosgei             KEN    8:25.82                  
   12 Blanco , José Luis               ESP    8:26.29                  
   13 Huling , Daniel                  USA    8:36.66
      Kipterege , Elijah Chelimo       KEN        DNF                  
      Langat , Patrick Kipkirui        KEN        DNF                  
      Lagat , Haron                    KEN        DNF                  

110 Metres Hurdles – Men                                      Wind: -0.3 m/s
                                                            Pts
    1 Oliver , David                   USA      12.93          8       
    2 Thomas , Dwight                  JAM      13.25          4       
    3 Wilson , Ryan                    USA      13.26          2       
    4 Svoboda , Petr                   CZE      13.30                  
    5 Brown , Joel                     USA      13.31                  
    6 Darien , Garfield                FRA      13.34                  
    7 Richardson , Jason               USA      13.34                  
    8 Turner , Andrew                  GBR      13.36                  
    9 Sharman , William                GBR      13.51

High Jump – Men                                              
                                                            Pts
    1 Ukhov , Ivan                     RUS       2.29          8       
    2 Williams , Jesse                 USA       2.26  
        4       
    3 Shustov , Aleksandr              RUS       2.26          2       
    4 Dmitrik , Aleksey                RUS       2.26                  
    5 Rybakov , Yaroslav               RUS       2.26                  
    6 Thomas , Donald                  BAH       2.26                  
    7 Nartov , Oleksandr               UKR       2.23                  
    8 Bernard , Martyn                 GBR       2.20                  
    9 B√°ba , Jaroslav                  CZE       2.20
   10 Jonas , Dusty                    USA       2.15

Long Jump – Men                                              
                                                            Pts               Wind
    1 Phillips , Dwight                USA       8.20          8              -0.3
    2 Reif , Christian                 GER       8.11          4              -0.1
    3 Tomlinson , Christopher          GBR       7.97          2              +0.2
    4 Shalin , Pawel                   RUS       7.88                         +0.0
    5 Howe , Andrew                    ITA       7.88                         -0.2
    6 Sdiri , Salim                    FRA       7.84                         +0.2
    7 Gomis , Kafétien                 FRA       7.29                         -0.9
      Lapierre , Fabrice               AUS         NM                  

Shot Put – Men                                               

    1 Cantwell , Christian             USA      21.87
    2 Nelson , Adam                    USA      21.29
    3 Majewski , Tomasz                POL      21.28
    4 Hoffa , Reese                    USA      21.08
    5 Armstrong , Dylan                CAN      20.95
    6 Bartels , Ralf                   GER      20.65
    7 Taylor , Daniel                  USA      20.37
    8 Storl , David                    GER      20.08
      Martin , Cory                    USA         NM                  

Discus Throw – Men                                           
                                      &
nbsp;                     Pts
    1 Harting , Robert                 GER      68.64          8       
    2 Malachowski , Piotr              POL      68.48          4       
    3 Pestano , Mario                  ESP      66.49          2       
    4 Köv√°gó , Zolt√°n                  HUN      65.32                  
    5 Kanter , Gerd                    EST      65.20                  
    6 Malone , Casey                   USA      64.49                  
    7 Alekna , Virgilijus              LTU      64.39                  
    8 Young , Jason                    USA      62.87                  
    9 Israel , M√§rt                    EST      62.64

4×100 Metres Relay – Men                                     

    1 United States                    USA      37.45
    2 Jamaica                          JAM      37.76
    3 Great Britain & N.I.             GBR      38.41
    4 Canada                           CAN      38.74
    5 Switzerland                      SUI      38.81
    6 Poland                           POL      39.27
    7 Australia                        AUS      39.45
    8 Netherlands                      NED      40.13

Women’ results

100 Metres – Women                                            Wind: +0.0 m/s
                                                            Pts
    1 Campbell-Brown , Veronica        JAM      10.89          8       
    2 Jeter , Carmelita                USA      10.89          4       
    3 Myers , Marshevet                USA      10.97          2       
    4 Baptiste , Kelly-Ann             TRI      11.11                  
    5 Simpson , Sherone                JAM      11.18                  
    6 Okagbare , Blessing              NGR      11.19                  
    7 Sailer , Verena                  GER      11.25                  
    8 Okparaebo , Ezinne               NOR      11.45                  
    9 Soumaré , Myriam                 FRA      11.56

400 Metres – Women                                           
                                        &
nbsp;                   Pts
    1 Felix , Allyson                  USA      50.37          8       
    2 Dunn , Debbie                    USA      50.57          4       
    3 Montsho , Amantle                BOT      50.63          2       
    4 Williams , Shericka              JAM      50.73                  
    5 Williams-Mills , Novlene         JAM      50.80                  
    6 Firova , Tatyana                 RUS      51.02                  
    7 Grenot , Libania                 ITA      51.07                  
    8 Ustalova , Kseniya               RUS      52.07                  

1500 Metres – Women                                          
                                                            Pts
    1 Langat , Nancy Jebet             KEN    4:01.01          8       
    2 Burka , Gelete                   ETH    4:02.26          4       
    3 Twell , Stephanie                GBR    4:02.54          2       
    4 Dobriskey , Lisa                 GBR    4:02.92                  
    5 Jelagat , Irene                  KEN    4:03.76                  
    6 Busienei , Janeth Jepkosgei      KEN    4:04.17                  
    7 Arigawe , Abeba                  ETH    4:05.05                  
    8 Rowbury , Shannon                USA    4:05.48                  
    9 Alminova , Anna                  RUS    4:05.82                  
   10 Kibiwot , Viola Jelagat          KEN    4:06.13                  
   11 Cakir , Asli                     TUR    4:08.39                  
   12 Wurth-Thomas , Christin          USA    4:09.37                  
      Pierce , Anna                    USA        DNF                  
      Belete , Mimi                    BRN        DNF                  
      Uceny , Morgan                   USA        DNF                  
      Cummins , Diane                  CAN        DNF                  

100 Metres Hurdles – Women                                    Wind: -0.2 m/s

    1 Lopes-Schliep , Priscilla        CAN      12.53
    2 Nytra , Carolin                  GER      12.69
    3 Jones , LoLo                   &nbs
p; USA      12.81
    4 Urech , Lisa                     SUI      12.81
    5 Vukicevic , Christina            NOR      12.93
    6 Yanit , Nevin                    TUR      12.94
    7 O’Rourke , Derval                IRL      13.00
    8 Snihur , Yevgeniya               UKR      13.11
    9 Hildebrand , Nadine              GER      13.17

400 Metres Hurdles – Women                                   
                                                            Pts
    1 Spencer , Kaliese                JAM      53.33          8       
    2 Hejnov√° , Zuzana                 CZE      54.54          4       
    3 Odumosu , Muizat Ajoke           NGR      55.11          2       
    4 Antyukh , Natalya                RUS      55.14                  
    5 Child , Eilidh                   GBR      55.57                  
    6 Morosanu , Angela                ROU      56.43                  
    7 Harrison , Queen                 USA      56.68                  
    8 Isakova , Yevgeniya              RUS      59.87                  

Pole Vault – Women                                           
                                                            Pts
    1 Murer , Fabiana                  BRA       4.81          8       
    2 Feofanova , Svetlana             RUS       4.71          4       
    3 Spiegelburg , Silke              GER       4.61          2       
    4 Janson , Lacy                    USA       4.51                  
    5 Ryzih , Lisa                     GER       4.51                  
    6 Hingst , Carolin                 GER       4.41                  
    7 Golubchikova , Yuliya            RUS       4.41                  
    8 Pt√°cnikov√° , Jirina              CZE       4.41                  
    9 Schmid , Anna Katharina          SUI       4.21
      Shvedova , Anastasiya            BLR         NM                  

Long Jump – Women                                            
                                                            Pts               Wind
    1 Reese , Brittney            
     USA       6.89          8              -0.1
    2 Kolchanova , Lyudmila            RUS       6.73          4              +0.1
    3 Pusterla , Irene                 SUI       6.70          2              -0.5
    4 Gomes , Naide                    POR       6.67                         +0.2
    5 Radevica , Ineta                 LAT       6.57                         -0.3
    6 Klishina , Darya                 RUS       6.54                         +0.0
    7 Fountain , Hyleas                USA       6.50                         -0.1
    8 Glenn , Brianna                  USA       6.45                         +0.1
    9 Jimoh , Funmi                    USA       6.37      -0.2

Shot Put – Women                                             
                                                            Pts
    1 Ostapchuk , Nadzeya              BLR      20.63          8       
    2 Adams , Valerie                  NZL      20.02          4       
    3 Camarena-Williams , Jillian      USA      19.50          2       
    4 Mikhnevich , Natallia            BLR      19.24                  
    5 Borel-Brown , Cleopatra          TRI      19.09                  
    6 Gonz√°lez , Misleydis             CUB      18.83                  
    7 Kleinert , Nadine                GER      18.55                  
    8 Carter , Michelle                USA      18.20                  
    9 Hinrichs , Denise                GER      17.96
   10 Ivanova , Olga                   RUS      17.78

Javelin Throw – Women                                        
                                                            Pts
    1 Obergföll , Christina            GER      67.31          8       
    2 Špot√°kov√° , Barbora              CZE      65.34          4       
    3 Stahl , Linda                    GER      63.30          2       
    4 Abakumova , Maria                RUS      62.51                  
    5 Molitor , Kathrina               GER      62.21                  
    6 Palameika , Madara               LAT      61.75             &
nbsp;    
    7 Viljoen , Sunette                RSA      59.95                  
    8 Rebryk , Vira                    UKR      59.78                  
    9 Patterson , Kara                 USA      59.50

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Larry Eder has had a 51-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." Also does some updates for BBC Sports at key events, which he truly enjoys. Theme song: Greg Allman, " I'm no Angel."

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