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  • #1

    And a few more Russian results...

    Dmitriy Kuptsov vaulted 5.75 on sunday.

    Aleksey Drozdov scored 6129 in a heptathlon recently. Not as high as his best from last year, but this still would have ranked him 3rd in the world in 2005, and is an ominous sign to the others that he will be ready for Moscow. Yuliya Ignatkina won the pentathlon with 4511, (which would have ranked her 7th on the world lists last year) but Svetlana Ladokhina still leads the world lists with 4613 (good enough for 4th on last years lists) and beat Ignatkina by 300 pts in that decemeber encounter

    Tatyana Lebedeva insisted she would compete just in the triple jump this indoor season, but she still competed in the long jump at a meet in Volgograd, jumping 6.52. However, she was beaten by Olga Kucherenko's PB of 6.61. Kucherenko is just 20 so one for the future and currently leads the world lists.

    Slesarenko jumped 1.88, but did not attempt 1.91 as she ahd won the competition.

    Tabakova ran 7.13 in the 60m. 400m specialist Pospelova ran 7.20 in the heats but did not contest the final.

    Ivanova 23.48 in the 200m, ahead of world finalist Gushina, who ran 23.66

    Krasnomovets 51.44 in the 400m

    Skhurlatov won the men's LJ with 7.97
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    And in Germany...

    Unger ran 6.78/6.81 in his 60m heats

    Marion Wagner, injured last summer, opened with 7.43/23.79 double
    "If Gaby worked as hard with the weights as she did with her tongue she'd have a different concept of beauty. To get performances like mine, she'd have to sacrifice some of her good looks. The women of the west dont work as hard as we do" JK
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    Re: And a few more Russian results...

    Originally posted by Andrea_T
    Aleksey Drozdov scored 6129 in a heptathlon recently. Not as high as his best from last year, but this still would have ranked him 3rd in the world in 2005, and is an ominous sign to the others that he will be ready for Moscow.
    Actually, last year he scored 6196 with hand timing and from his times in the 60 and 60H it looked like the timers were generous to him. He was given 6.7h and 8.0h, while his other fastest times last season were 7.08 and 8.40. Were it not for that, his score might not have been higher than 6129...
    Było smaszno, a jaszmije smukwijne...

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    • #3
      Re: And a few more Russian results...

      Originally posted by Powell
      Were it not for that, his score might not have been higher than 6129...
      Indeed it might not, but as it's on the IAAF lists I'll accept it, just as I do 10.49!

      He's a good athlete though, good potential, with such broad shoulders!
      "If Gaby worked as hard with the weights as she did with her tongue she'd have a different concept of beauty. To get performances like mine, she'd have to sacrifice some of her good looks. The women of the west dont work as hard as we do" JK

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      • #4
        Not Russian results, but German heptathlete Claudia Tonn long jumped 6.54 on saturday for a new indoor PB. She's had a change of coach this winter and it looks to be paying off.

        In Chemnitz a week earlier World 400m Silver medalist from Seville 99, Anja Rucker, ran an abysmal 24.46 over 200m. I thought she'd retired but obviously she's still 'going strong'. Ahem.
        "If Gaby worked as hard with the weights as she did with her tongue she'd have a different concept of beauty. To get performances like mine, she'd have to sacrifice some of her good looks. The women of the west dont work as hard as we do" JK

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        • #5
          Highlights from the Russian Winter meet:

          MEN

          SP
          Ivan Yushkov - 20.27

          400m
          Vladislav Frolov - 46.52
          Konstantin Svechkar - 46.72

          HJ
          Andrey Silnov - 2.28m
          Mikhail Tsvetkov - 2.28m
          Ivan Ukhov - 2.28m


          WOMEN

          200m
          Yuliya Guschina - 22.82

          800m
          Olga Kotlyarova - 1:58.94
          Natalya Tsyganova - 1:59.18
          Irina Vashentseva - 2:00.67
          Zhanna Smolina - 2:01.86
          Mariya Shapayeva - 2:01.89
          Natalya Gorelova - 2:01.99

          SP
          Olga Ryabinkina - 18.69m

          TJ
          Oksana Rogova - 14.24m

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Andrea_T
            In Chemnitz a week earlier World 400m Silver medalist from Seville 99, Anja Rucker, ran an abysmal 24.46 over 200m.
            She added an equally abysmal 54,04 for a win on 23/01/06.
            Well, at least she's trying hard.

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            • #7
              How about the wHJ? I can't find the results.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Johannes NA
                How about the wHJ? I can't find the results.
                The results above is from the national part of the meet Jan 24. The international part is today Jan 25 which includes the wHJ.

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                • #9
                  Olga Kotlyarova will also be running the 400m today too, after her WL in the 800 yesterday. She wasnt initially down for the 400m but decided to run after yesterday's excellent performance.

                  Also of interest is Yulia Guschina's addition to the start lists of the 400m as well. After her 22.82 WL she also asked to run the quarter mile.
                  "If Gaby worked as hard with the weights as she did with her tongue she'd have a different concept of beauty. To get performances like mine, she'd have to sacrifice some of her good looks. The women of the west dont work as hard as we do" JK

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Johannes NA
                    How about the wHJ? I can't find the results.
                    Click here.

                    For other results, click here.

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                    • #11
                      WOAH - check the women's 400m results!!

                      Olga Zaytseva - 50.15 (5th on all-time lists)
                      Olesya Krasnomovets - 50.40 (=8th on all-time lists)
                      Natalya Antyukh - 50.50 (13th on all-time lists)

                      Olga Kotlyarova won the 'B' race in 51.22, which led the world lists for a few minutes.

                      Zaytseva made a good breakthrough last year, running 50.06 and winning the Euro U23 title. But 50.15 is something else!!

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Jon
                        WOAH - check the women's 400m results!!

                        Olga Zaytseva - 50.15 (5th on all-time lists)
                        Olesya Krasnomovets - 50.40 (=8th on all-time lists)
                        Natalya Antyukh - 50.50 (13th on all-time lists)

                        Olga Kotlyarova won the 'B' race in 51.22, which led the world lists for a few minutes.

                        Zaytseva made a good breakthrough last year, running 50.06 and winning the Euro U23 title. But 50.15 is something else!!
                        It's probably that ridiculous illegally-banked track there.

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                        • #13
                          New world leading marks in:

                          Men's 60m (Jason Gardener, 6.60)
                          Men's 1500m (Akkas Halil, 3:41.74)
                          Men's 60mH (Igor Peremota, 7.56)
                          Men's TJ (Nelson Evora, 17.19m)
                          Women's HJ (1.95m, Ana Chicherova)
                          Women's 60m (Yuliya Tabakova, 7.08)
                          Women's 400m (Olga Zaytseva, 50.15)

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by gm
                            It's probably that ridiculous illegally-banked track there.
                            It's the track that this year's WIC will take place on...
                            Było smaszno, a jaszmije smukwijne...

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Jon
                              Women's HJ (1.95m, Ana Chicherova)
                              That didn't last long as a world-leading mark. Blanka Vlasic ended up winning the competition with 2.00!
                              Było smaszno, a jaszmije smukwijne...

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