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- Medal summary Men Women
- Points leaders Men Women
- References
- External links
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|Name = 1989 IAAF Grand Prix Final
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|Host city =Fontvieille, Monaco
|dates = 1 September
|Stadium =Stade Louis II
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|Events = 17
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|previous= 1988 West Berlin
|next= 1990 Athens
}}The 1989 IAAF Grand Prix Final was the fifth edition of the season-ending competition for the IAAF Grand Prix track and field circuit, organised by the International Association of Athletics Federations. It was held on 1 September at the Stade Louis II in Fontvieille, Monaco. Saïd Aouita (5000 metres) and Paula Ivan (1500 metres) were the overall points winners of the tournament, both repeating their victories from the previous year's competition. Ivan became the first woman to win the series twice. This was also Aouita's third career win at the completion – a feat which never went matched in the event's history. Medal summaryMen| 200 metres | Daniel Sangouma|FRA}} | 20.23 | Robson da Silva|BRA}} | 20.24 | Stefano Tilli|ITA}} | 20.48 | | 400 metres | Danny Everett|USA}} | 44.59 | Butch Reynolds|USA}} | 45.06 | Gabriel Tiacoh|CIV}} | 45.13 | | 1500 metres | Abdi Bile|SOM}} | 3:39.56 | Wilfred Kirochi|KEN}} | 3:40.02 | Hervé Phélippeau|FRA}} | 3:40.25 | | 5000 metres | Saïd Aouita|MAR}} | 13:06.36 | Arturo Barrios|MEX}} | 13:21.37 | Sydney Maree|USA}} | 13:21.62 | | 110 m hurdles | Tonie Campbell|USA}}
{{flagathlete|Colin Jackson|GBR}} | 13.22 | Not awarded | Roger Kingdom|USA}} | 13.24 |
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| Pole vault | Rodion Gataullin|URS}} | 5.70 m | Philippe Collet|FRA}} | 5.70 m | Earl Bell|USA}} | 5.70 m | | Long jump | Larry Myricks|USA}} | 8.54 m | Yusuf Alli|NGR}} | 8.22 m | Mike Conley, Sr.|USA}} | 8.12 m | | Discus throw | Jürgen Schult|GDR}} | 67.48 m | Wolfgang Schmidt|FRG}} | 66.42 m | Luis Delís|CUB}} | 64.44 m | | Javelin throw | Steve Backley|GBR}} | 84.76 m | Kazuhiro Mizoguchi|JPN}} | 83.06 m | Sigurður Einarsson|ISL}} | 82.82 m |
Women| 100 metres | Merlene Ottey|JAM}} | 11.04 | Pauline Davis|BAH}} | 11.25 | Sheila Echols|USA}} | 11.37 | | 800 metres | Ana Fidelia Quirot|CUB}} | 1:59.02 | Christine Wachtel|GDR}} | 1:59.84 | Diane Edwards|GBR}} | 2:00.83 | | One mile | Paula Ivan|ROM}} | 4:24.96 | Svetlana Kitova|URS}} | 4:25.52 | Doina Melinte|ROM}} | 4:25.56 | | 3000 metres | Yvonne Murray|GBR}} | 9:02.58 | Elly van Hulst|NED}} | 9:03.76 | PattiSue Plumer|USA}} | 9:04.00 | | 400 m hurdles | Sandra Farmer-Patrick|USA}} | 54.60 | Anita Protti|SUI}} | 54.71 | Sally Gunnell|GBR}} | 54.96 | | High jump | Silvia Costa|CUB}} | 1.98 m | Jan Wohlschlag|USA}} | 1.95 m | Heike Henkel|FRG}} | 1.95 m | | Long jump | Galina Chistyakova|URS}} | 6.84 m | Helga Radtke|GDR}} | 6.79 m | Vali Ionescu|ROM}} | 6.73 m | | Shot put | Natalya Lisovskaya|URS}} | 20.03 m | Grit Hammer|GDR}} | 19.32 m | Stephanie Storp|FRG}} | 19.07 m | |
Points leadersMen| Overall | Saïd Aouita|MAR}} | 69 | Roger Kingdom|USA}} | 63 | Steve Backley|GBR}} | 63 | | 200 metres | Robson da Silva|BRA}} | 59 | Henry Thomas|USA}} | 47 | Stefano Tilli|ITA}} | 41 | | 400 metres | Danny Everett|USA}} | 51 | Butch Reynolds|USA}} | 50 | Mohammed Al-Malki|OMN}} | 45 | | 1500 metres | Abdi Bile|SOM}} | 61 | Wilfred Kirochi|KEN}} | 50 | Kip Cheruiyot|KEN}} | 47 | | 5000 metres | Arturo Barrios|MEX}} | 60 | Saïd Aouita|MAR}} | 51 | Sydney Maree|USA}} | 43 | | 110 hurdles | Roger Kingdom|USA}} | 63 | Tonie Campbell|USA}} | 57 | Colin Jackson|GBR}} | 53 | | Pole vault | Rodion Gataullin|URS}} | 61 | Sergey Bubka|URS}} | 55 | Earl Bell|USA}} | 40 | | Long jump | Larry Myricks|USA}} | 53 | Mike Powell|USA}} | 53 | Mike Conley, Sr.|USA}} | 41 | | Discus throw | Wolfgang Schmidt|FRG}} | 52 | Luis Delís|CUB}} | 50 | Erik de Bruin|NED}} | 37 | | Javelin throw | Steve Backley|GBR}} | 63 | Kazuhiro Mizoguchi|JPN}} | 54 | Sigurður Einarsson|ISL}} | 45 |
Women| Overall | Paula Ivan|ROM}} | 67 | Galina Chistyakova|URS}} | 63 | Sandra Farmer-Patrick|USA}} | 63 | | 100 metres | Merlene Ottey|JAM}} | 63 | Sheila Echols|USA}} | 49 | Pauline Davis|BAH}} | 47 | | 800 metres | Ana Fidelia Quirot|CUB}} | 63 | Gabi Lesch|FRG}} | 39 | Christine Wachtel|GDR}} | 37 | | One mile | Paula Ivan|ROM}} | 51 | Doina Melinte|ROM}} | 51 | Svetlana Kitova|URS}} | 49 | | 3000 metres | PattiSue Plumer|USA}} | 55 | Elly van Hulst|NED}} | 39 | Yvonne Murray|GBR}} | 34 | | 400 hurdles | Sandra Farmer-Patrick|USA}} | 63 | Sally Gunnell|GBR}} | 45 | Schowonda Williams|USA}} | 41 | | High jump | Jan Wohlschlag|USA}} | 59 | Silvia Costa|CUB}} | 48 | Tamara Bykova|URS}} | 38 | | Long jump | Galina Chistyakova|URS}} | 63 | Marieta Ilcu|ROM}} | 44 | Vali Ionescu|ROM}} | 38 | | Shot put | Natalya Lisovskaya|URS}} | 61 | Grit Hammer|GDR}} | 44 | Stephanie Storp|FRG}} | 43 | |
References- IAAF Grand Prix Final. GBR Athletics. Retrieved on 2015-01-17.
External links- [https://web.archive.org/web/20120816192656/http://www2.iaaf.org/GPF02/History/indexd84e.html?imgh=History IAAF Grand Prix Final archive] from IAAF
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