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RESULTS

MÜLLER ANNIVERSARY GAMES, Olympic Park

Men: 100 (0.4): 1 J Vicaut (FRA) 10.02; 2 I Young (USA) 10.07; 3 C Martina (NED) 10.10; 4 M Bracy (USA) 10.11; 5 J Forte (JAM) 10.11; 6 C Ujah (GBR) 10.16; 7 R Kilty (GBR) 10.16; 8 M Rodgers (USA) 10.19; 9 K Collins (SKN, M40) 12.08. Ht1 (0.1): 1 C Ujah (GBR) 10.14; 2 M Bracy (USA) 10.17; 3 M Rodgers (USA) 10.19; 4 I Young (USA) 10.21; 5 M Frater (JAM) 10.23; 6 J Dasaolu (GBR) 10.24; 7 O Edoburun (GBR) 10.26; 8 A Brown (CAN) 10.29; 9 S Bockarie (NED) 10.32. Ht2 (0.3): 1 J Vicaut (FRA) 9.96; 2 J Forte (JAM) 10.05; 3 C Martina (NED) 10.08; 4 R Kilty (GBR) 10.15; 5 K Collins (SKN, M40) 10.16; 6 H Aikines-Aryeetey (GBR) 10.23; 7 A Haynes (CAN) 10.24; 8 R Thompson (TTO) 10.26; 9 E Clarke (JAM) 10.34. 200 (-0.3): 1 U Bolt (JAM) 19.89; 2 A Edward (PAN) 20.04; 3 A Gemili (GBR) 20.07; 4 B Hortelano-Roig (ESP) 20.18; 5 C Lemaitre (FRA) 20.27; 6 B Rodney (CAN) 20.37; 7 D Talbot (GBR) 20.38; 8 N Ashmeade (JAM) 20.51; S Mclean (USA) DQ. 400: 1 M Hudson-Smith (GBR) 45.03; 2 D Lendore (TTO) 45.34; 3 R Yousif (GBR) 45.45; 4 L Janezic (SLO) 45.54; 5 M Berry (USA) 45.55; 6 J Borlée (BEL) 45.63; 7 S Solomon (AUS) 46.16; 8 D Williams (GBR) 46.92; M Rooney (GBR) DQ. 800: 1 P Bosse (FRA) 1:43.88; 2 B Mcbride (CAN) 1:43.95; 3 F Rotich (KEN) 1:44.38; 4 N Amos (BOT) 1:44.66; 5 J Riseley (AUS) 1:45.13; 6 T Kupers (NED) 1:45.23; 7 E Sowinski (USA) 1:45.35; 8 M English (IRL) 1:45.36; 9 C Grice (GBR) 1:45.53; 10 C Jock (USA) 1:48.48; B Som (NED) DNF. Mile: 1 S Kiplagat (KEN) 3:53.04; 2 T Cheruiyot (KEN) 3:53.17; 3 V Kibet (KEN) 3:53.19; 4 J Wightman (GBR) 3:54.20; 5 J Rogestedt (SWE) 3:55.01; 6 N Brannen (CAN) 3:55.31; 7 L Emanuel (GBR) 3:55.43; 8 A Bayer (USA) 3:55.46; 9 T Lancashire (GBR) 3:56.44; 10 R Douma (NED) 3:57.60; 11 L Manzano (USA) 4:01.61; 12 C O’Hare (GBR) 4:02.54; E Kiptoo (KEN)/J Magut (KEN)/A Rotich (KEN) DNF. 5000: 1 M Farah (GBR) 12:59.29; 2 A Butchart (GBR) 13:14.85; 3 B Lagat (USA, M40) 13:14.96; 4 I Koech (KEN) 13:15.44; 5 R Hill (USA) 13:15.59; 6 B True (USA) 13:16.63; 7 B Abdi (BEL) 13:19.16; 8 P Koech (KEN) 13:23.10; 9 S Mokoka (RSA) 13:23.66; 10 C Rutto (KEN) 13:23.77; 11 E Jenkins (USA) 13:24.33; 12 B Birgen (KEN) 13:27.79; 13 E Soi (KEN) 13:33.97; 14 T Farrell (GBR) 13:50.07; 15 R Millington (GBR) 13:59.70; 16 T Yoroizaka (JPN) 14:14.89; 17 R Mullett (GBR) 14:25.90; H Maiyo (KEN)/V Rono (KEN) DNF. 110H (-1.0): 1 D Bascou (FRA) 13.20; 2 G Traber (GER) 13.45; 3 K Douvalidis (GRE) 13.54; 4 A Manga (FRA) 13.59; 5 D Omoregie (GBR) 13.64; 6 E Lovett (ISV) 15.78; L Clarke (GBR)/J Eaton (USA) DQ; A Pozzi (GBR) DNS. Ht1 (-0.8): 1 A Pozzi (GBR) 13.19; 2 D Omoregie (GBR) 13.48; 3 A Manga (FRA) 13.50; 4 G Traber (GER) 13.55; 5 D King (GBR) 13.77; 6 B Sedecias (FRA) 13.78; 7 A Merritt (USA) 13.78; 8 S Krauss (FRA) 13.86. Ht2 (-0.4): 1 D Bascou (FRA) 13.28; 2 K Douvalidis (GRE) 13.46; 3 E Lovett (ISV) 13.47; 4 L Clarke (GBR) 13.50; 5 J Eaton (USA) 13.50; 6 V Vukicevic (NOR) 13.65; 7 M Buhler (GER) 13.67; 8 K Smet (NED) 13.82. 400H: 1 K Clement (USA) 48.40; 2 J Culson (PUR) 48.63; 3 Y Copello (TUR) 48.70; 4 L Van Zyl (RSA) 48.92; 5 J Green (GBR) 48.99; 6 S Rodger (GBR) 49.35; 7 J Dutch (USA) 49.60; 8 M Tinsley (USA) 50.72; 9 J Paul (GBR) 50.84. 4x100: 1 GBR 37.78; 2 GBR 37.81; 3 CAN 38.17; 4 JAM 38.35; 5 MIX 38.35; 6 BRA 38.60; 7 NED 39.01. PV: 1 R Lavillenie (FRA) 5.90 (5.65o, 5.75o, 5.83o, 5.90o, 5.97xxx); 2 S Kendricks (USA) 5.83; 3 K Ménaldo (FRA) 5.75; 4 T Scherbarth (GER) 5.65; 5 R Renner (SLO) 5.65; 6 P Wojciechowski (POL) 5.65; 7 R Sobera (POL) 5.40; S Joseph (FRA) NH. LJ: 1 G Xinglong (CHN) 8.11/0.9; 2 D Forbes (JAM) 8.05/-0.5; 3 M Hartfield (USA) 8.01/-0.4; 4 W Jianan (CHN) 7.91/0.4; 5 T Smith (BER) 7.78/-0.2; 6 M Torneus (SWE) 7.77/-0.8; 7 J Gotch (USA) 7.77/-0.9; 8 I Gaisah (NED) 7.74/-0.6; 9 D Gardiner (GBR) 7.68/0.0. TJ: 1 C Taylor (USA) 17.78/0.6 (17.18/0.1, x, x, 17.43/0.2, x, 17.78/0.6) ; 2 C Carter (USA) 16.89/0.0; 3 D Bin (CHN) 16.85/-0.2; 4 C Benard (USA) 16.73/0.0; 5 A Copello (CUB) 16.63/0.0; 6 H Correa (FRA) 16.56/0.0; 7 O Craddock (USA) 16.54/0.3; 8 T Oke (NGR, M35) 16.37; 9 N Douglas (GBR) 16.24/0.0. SP: 1 J Kovacs (USA) 22.04 (19.65, 21.31, 20.93, 21.17, 22.04, x); 2 T Walsh (NZL) 21.54; 3 D Storl (GER) 21.39; 4 D Hill (USA) 21.24; 5 K Roberts (USA) 20.80; 6 T Majewski (POL) 20.33; 7 O Richards (JAM) 19.99; 8 M Haratyk (POL) 19.97; 9 S Lincoln (GBR) 17.91. JT: 1 J Vadlejch (CZE) 85.72; 2 K Walcott (TTO) 83.60; 3 H Peacock (AUS) 82.94; 4 J Vetter (GER) 82.89; 5 L Hamann (GER) 81.62; 6 J Weber (GER) 80.29; 7 Z Sirmais (LAT) 79.52; 8 M Mortimore (GBR) 68.41 U20: 4x100: 1 TVH 42.16; 2 Harr 43.06; 3 B&B 43.14; 4 Croy H 43.47; 5 HHH 44.00; 6 SB 44.59; N&EB DQ U17: 4x100: 1 Croy H 42.09; 2 N&EB 43.01; 3 B&B 43.58; 4 HHH 43.82; 5 SB 44.21; 6 TVH 45.95; 7 Harr 46.68; Belg DQ U15: 4x100: 1 SB 45.28; 2 Croy H 45.44; 3 B&B 47.18; 4 TVH 47.82; 5 Harr 49.21; 6 N&EB 49.98; 7 HHH 50.37; 8 Stock50.87; Belg DNF U13: 4x100: 1 Croy H 50.85; 2 HHH 50.89; 3 B&B 51.87; 4 N&EB 54.87; 5 Stock57.52; 6 Harr 58.51; 7 TVH 58.90

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