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Ogunode wins the Asian Games 100m in 9.93, equal 5th this year with Su of China 2nd in 10.10.
Masrahi won the 400m in 44.46 just outside his Lausanne best this year.
Masrahi won the 400m in 44.46 just outside his Lausanne best this year.
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That should move Ogunode up a spot or three on the combo sprinters list.
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I make his extra points a new combi total of 3633, one point ahead of Walter Dix's score and thus a leap to 11 th positionComment
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The Men's Semi-Finals start at the 2 hour 37 minute mark of this video:
edit: they just took it down I think, they will have highlights of the final tomorrowLast edited by spammer; 09-28-2014, 04:52 PM.Bolt's last year...and my last year as a track fan, it's been funComment
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It looks like Eversport has not put up highlights yet, but is showing the whole games live at eversport.tv
A Japanese TV station has video on youtube of the 100m sprint races here:
They seem to have atleast semi and finals, maybe even all the rounds, I can't tellBolt's last year...and my last year as a track fan, it's been funComment
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The Men's decath is now 8 events in with some scope for NRs.
After Day 1:
L. Andreev UZB 4215
A. Nakamura JPN 4123
K. Ushiro JPN 4073
D. Karpov KAZ 3987
After 8 events:
L. Andreev UZB 6724 (10.96w, 7.28, 15.75 PR, 1.99PB, 49.59PR, 14.95PR, 43.85, 5.00
K. Ushiro JPN 6571 (11.10w, 7.08, 14.80, 2.02, 50.25, 15.16, 48.98, 4.70,
D. Karpov KAZ 6530
A. Nakamura JPN 6374
On PRs Ushiro is a decent chance to take down his NR again (8308 from June this year, he also broke it in April with 8143). Andreev's chasing 8445 NR (but with a 19m lower Jav PR than Ushiro!)Comment
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That's the same Andreev who was in the PV Oly final in '08, right?Originally posted by AS View PostComment
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I believe so: http://www.iaaf.org/athletes/uzbekis...andreev-171405. Coming in, he had a weird mix of event PRs from 2002 and 2013 for most Decath events. The PV was exception - 5.70 in 2009.Originally posted by LopenUupunut View Post
Looks like Ushiro will pick up 120pts in Jav (currently 68.09 to 60.05 with Andreev left to throw). 5.5m PR for Andreev!Comment
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Final scores:
K. Ushiro JPN 8088 (11.10w, 7.08, 14.80, 2.02, 50.25, 15.16, 48.98, 4.70, 68.09, 4.43.76)
L. Andreev UZB 7879 (10.96w, 7.28, 15.75 PR, 1.99PB, 49.59PR, 14.95PR, 43.85, 5.00, 60.05PR, 5.26.72)
A. Nakamura JPN 7828 (finished with 4.16.53 to almost grab silver, moving from 5th after 9th event!)
D. Karpov KAZ 7749
Andreev has now taken silver at 3 consecutive Asian Games - two in PV, one in DecComment
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@spammer; thank you for the link to live feed. Much appreciated.Regards,
toyracerComment
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ogunode completes double by winning 200.
adekoya also doubles in both flat and hurdles 400.
what happened in the m800 final? 3 DQs?????Comment
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And all three from first lap violations? Yikes! Akkar finishes fourth and gets the Gold medal. Wow. I wonder if it's on a video link somewhere.Originally posted by uakari View PostComment
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one was DQ for pushing/impeding?
they are still appealing the decision.Comment
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Here is the youtube link
It looks to me that Saudi Arabia’s Abdulaziz Ladan Mohammed got shafted by the officials. As they crossed the 400m mark it looks like Mohammed had his heel clipped from the runner behind him and as he tripped/stumbled, he put his hand out and appears to have lightly touched (definitely not pushed as far as I could tell) the runner in front of him. There was certainly no impeding of the runner he touched and I doubt that runner even knew if he had been touched as it is possible Mohammed just touched the runners bib.
I also looked at the crossover points for the alleged lane violations of Musaeb Balla and Abraham Rotich. I couldn't see anything so if those violations happened they must have been incredibly marginal.Comment
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