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2008 IAAF World Athletics Final

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Results
Men Women
References
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The 6th IAAF World Athletics Final was held at the Mercedes-Benz Arena in Stuttgart, Germany on September 13 and September 14, 2008.

A number of road races also took place on the second day of competition. There were seven different starting points around the Stuttgart area and the distances varied from 21 to 30 kilometres, with every race finishing in the Arena. Runners could join mid-race at specified times to allow for shorter distances and the aim was to have the runners finishing at a similar time. The road race ceremony was inspired by a similar event during the 1993 World Championships in Athletics, which was also held in the city.^[1]

Results

Men

100 m	{{flagcountry>JAM}}	9.87	{{flagcountry>JAM}}	10.07	{{flagcountry>JAM}}	10.10
200 m	{{flagcountry>MRI}}	20.57	{{flagcountry>IRL}}	20.58	{{flagcountry>Antigua and Barbuda}}	20.61
400 m	{{flagcountry>USA}}	44.50	{{flagcountry>USA}}	44.51	{{flagcountry>BAH}}	45.36
800 m	{{flagcountry>KEN}}	1:49.05	{{flagcountry>UGA}}	1:49.22	{{flagcountry>BHR}}	1:49.40
1500 m	{{flagcountry>KEN}}	3:37.92	{{flagcountry>KEN}}	3:37.93	{{flagcountry>NZL}}	3:38.22
3000 m	{{flagcountry>USA}}	8:02.97	{{flagcountry>KEN}}	8:03.55	{{flagcountry>USA}}	8:03.56
5000 m	{{flagcountry>KEN}}	13:22.81	{{flagcountry>UGA}}	13:23.02	{{flagcountry>KEN}}	13:23.37
3000 m steeplechase	{{flagcountry>KEN}}	8:05.35	{{flagcountry>KEN}}	8:15.32	{{flagcountry>KEN}}	8:16.05
110 m hurdles	{{flagcountry>USA}}	13.22	{{flagcountry>CZE}}	13.33	{{flagcountry>USA}}	13.54
400 m hurdles	{{flagcountry>USA}}	48.96	{{flagcountry>JAM}}	49.00	{{flagcountry>JAM}}	49.22
High jump	{{flagcountry>RUS}}	2.35 CR	{{flagcountry>SWE}}	2.33	{{flagcountry>USA}}	2.29
Pole vault	{{flagcountry>USA}}	5.80	{{flagcountry>USA}}	5.70	{{flagcountry>UKR}}	5.60
Long jump	{{flagcountry>AUS}}	8.14	{{flagcountry>KSA}}	8.13	{{flagcountry>KSA}}	8.04
Triple jump	{{flagcountry>POR}}	17.24	{{flagcountry>BRA}}	17.09	{{flagcountry>GRN}}	17.01
Shot put	{{flagcountry>POL}}	20.88	{{flagcountry>USA}}	20.73	{{flagcountry>USA}}	20.38
Discus	{{flagcountry>EST}}	68.38	{{flagcountry>POL}}	66.07	{{flagcountry>GER}}	65.76
Hammer	{{flagcountry>SLO}}	79.99	{{flagcountry>HUN}}	79.37	{{flagcountry>JPN}}	78.99
Javelin	{{flagcountry>LAT}}	86.65	{{flagcountry>NOR}}	83.77	{{flagcountry>FIN}}	81.64
{{Sports record codes}}

Women

100 m	{{flagcountry>JAM}}	10.94	{{flagcountry>JAM}}	11.06	{{flagcountry>USA}}	11.06
200 m	{{flagcountry>USA}}	22.50	{{flagcountry>USA}}	22.69	{{flagcountry>JAM}}	22.72
400 m	{{flagcountry>USA}}	50.41	{{flagcountry>GBR}}	50.83	{{flagcountry>JAM}}	51.30
800 m	{{flagcountry>KEN}}	CR}}	{{flagcountry>KEN}}	1:58.41	{{flagcountry>GBR}}	1:58.64
1500 m	{{flagcountry>BHR}}	4:06.59	{{flagcountry>ETH\|1996}}	4:07.45	{{flagcountry>UKR}}	4:07.65
3000 m	{{flagcountry>ETH\|1996}}	8:43.60	{{flagcountry>KEN}}	8:44.64	{{flagcountry>KEN}}	8.47.65
5000 m	{{flagcountry>ETH\|1996}}	14:53.82	{{flagcountry>KEN}}	14:54.60	{{flagcountry>ETH\|1996}}	14:58.76
3000 m steeplechase	{{flagcountry>RUS}}	CR}}	{{flagcountry>KEN}}	9:24.03	{{flagcountry>KEN}}	9:24.38
100 m hurdles	{{flagcountry>USA}}	12.56	{{flagcountry>JAM}}	12.56	{{flagcountry>USA}}	12.67
400 m hurdles	{{flagcountry>JAM}}	54.06	{{flagcountry>UKR}}	54.92	{{flagcountry>USA}}	55.16
High jump	{{flagcountry>CRO}}	CR}}	{{flagcountry>RUS}}	1.99	{{flagcountry>BEL}}	1.97
Pole vault	{{flagcountry>GER}}	4.70	{{flagcountry>RUS}}	4.70	{{flagcountry>POL}}	4.70
Long jump	{{flagcountry>POR}}	6.71	{{flagcountry>EST}}	6.65	{{flagcountry>RUS}}	6.64
Triple jump	{{flagcountry>RUS}}	14.78	{{flagcountry>RUS}}	14.63	{{flagcountry>SLO}}	14.63
Shot put	{{flagcountry>NZL}}	19.69	{{flagcountry>GER}}	19.42	{{flagcountry>CUB}}	18.55
Discus	{{flagcountry>ROU}}	62.48	{{flagcountry>USA}}	62.23	{{flagcountry>CZE}}	58.72
Hammer	{{flagcountry>CUB}}	74.09	{{flagcountry>SVK}}	71.40	{{flagcountry>POL}}	70.97
Javelin	{{flagcountry>CZE}}	WR}}	{{flagcountry>GER}}	63.28	{{flagcountry>GER}}	62.78
{{Sports record codes}}

Josephine Onyia of Spain was the original women's 100 m hurdles winner. She had tested positive for stimulant methylhexaneamine at the 2008 Athletissima meeting and also tested positive for Clenbuterol at the 2008 World Athletics Final, meaning her results were annulled.^[2]

The original discus winner, Yarelys Barrios of Cuba, was retrospectively disqualified due to a failed doping test at the 2008 Summer Olympics.^[3]

References

1. ^Wenig, Jörg (2008-09-08). All roads lead to Stuttgart - IAAF / VTB World Athletics Final. IAAF. Retrieved on 2009-09-07. [https://www.webcitation.org/5jfbXeuyi?url=http://www.iaaf.org/WAF08/news/kind=100/newsid=47564.html Archived] 2009-09-09.
2. ^La española Josephine Onyia, suspendida dos años por el TAS. El País (2009-10-07). Retrieved on 2009-10-07.
3. ^[https://www.olympic.org/news/ioc-sanctions-two-athletes-for-failing-anti-doping-tests-at-beijing-2008 IOC sanctions two athletes for failing anti-doping tests at Beijing 2008]. Olympic.org (2016-09-01). Retrieved 2018-04-24.

External links

[https://web.archive.org/web/20080818032118/http://www.iaaf.org/WAF08/index.html Official 2008 IAAF World Athletics Final Site]

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