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Men's 1500m
Final Results
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Jakob INGEBRIGTSEN
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3:32.38
2.
Azeddine HABZ
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3:35.27
3.
Adel MECHAAL
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3:36.55
4.
Michał ROZMYS
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3:36.96
5.
Teddese LEMI
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3:37.42
6.
Charles GRETHEN
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3:37.45
7.
Federico RIVA
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3:37.74
8.
Melkeneh AZIZE
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3:37.84
9.
Ignacio FONTES
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3:37.91
10.
Simon DENISSEL
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3:38.59
11.
Ferdinand Kvan EDMAN
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3:39.66
12.
Samuel ZELEKE
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3:39.80
13.
Ermias GIRMA
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3:42.07
  Erik SOWINSKI
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DNF
  Julian RANC
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DNF
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Men's 60m Hurdles
Heats Results
 
Heat 1
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Daniel ROBERTS
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7.58
2.
Damion THOMAS
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7.65
3.
Just KWAOU-MATHEY
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7.70
4.
Pascal MARTINOT-LAGARDE
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7.73
5.
Eduardo RODRIGUES
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7.88
6.
David RYBA
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7.91
  Koen SMET
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DQ
 
Heat 2
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Grant HOLLOWAY
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7.40
2.
Jakub SZYMAŃSKI
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7.70
3.
Michael DICKSON
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7.72
4.
Vladimir VUKICEVIC
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7.73
5.
Kevin MAYER
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7.80
6.
Raphael MOHAMED
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7.84
7.
Job GEERDS
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7.89
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Men's 60m Hurdles
Final Results
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Grant HOLLOWAY
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7.39
2.
Daniel ROBERTS
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7.43
3.
Pascal MARTINOT-LAGARDE
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7.62
4.
Jakub SZYMAŃSKI
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7.67
5.
Just KWAOU-MATHEY
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7.67
6.
Damion THOMAS
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7.67
7.
Vladimir VUKICEVIC
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7.71
8.
Michael DICKSON
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7.72
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Women's 800m
Final Results
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Keely HODGKINSON
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1:57.71
2.
Mary MORAA
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2:00.61
3.
Noélie YARIGO
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2:01.47
4.
Halimah NAKAAYI
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2:01.85
5.
Agnès RAHAROLAHY
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2:02.02
6.
Catriona BISSET
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2:02.03
7.
Lore HOFFMANN
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2:02.12
8.
Elena BELLÒ
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2:03.00
  Naomi KORIR
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DNF
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Women's 3000m
Final Results
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Diribe WELTEJI
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8:34.84
2.
Lemlem HAILU
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8:35.15
3.
Mizan ALEM
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8:39.03
4.
Sarah CHELANGAT
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8:41.16
5.
Ayal DAGNACHEW
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8:45.24
6.
Nadia BATTOCLETTI
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8:45.32
7.
Mekides ALEMSHET
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8:46.70
8.
Zerfe WONDEMAGEGN
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8:46.98
9.
Maruša MIŠMAŠ ZRIMŠEK
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8:47.98
10.
Alice FINOT
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8:52.32
11.
Tsiyon ABEBE
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9:00.55
  Haile Gebru TSIHAY
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DNF
  Sembo ALMAYEW
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DNF
  Charlotte MOUCHET
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DNF
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Women's Pole Vault
Final Results
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Katie MOON
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4.83
2.
Tina ŠUTEJ
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4.78
3.
Alysha NEWMAN
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4.71
4.
Aikaterini STEFANIDI
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4.60
5.
Emily GROVE
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4.45
5.
Wilma MURTO
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4.45
5.
Huiqin XU
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4.45
8.
Ninon CHAPELLE
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4.45
9.
Roberta BRUNI
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4.30
9.
Alix DEHAYNAIN
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4.30
 
Marie-Julie BONNIN
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NM
 
Elina LAMPELA
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NM
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Women's Triple Jump
Final Results
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Liadagmis POVEA
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14.81
2.
Leyanis PÉREZ HERNÁNDEZ
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14.65
3.
Maryna BEKH-ROMANCHUK
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14.01
4.
Tuğba DANIŞMAZ
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13.98
5.
Dariya DERKACH
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13.95
6.
Neja FILIPIČ
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13.76
7.
Kristiina MÄKELÄ
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13.62
8.
Tori FRANKLIN
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13.10
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Men's 60m
Heats Results
 
Heat 1
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Ferdinand OMANYALA
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6.58
2.
Arthur CISSÉ
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6.63
3.
Karl Erik NAZAROV
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6.73
4.
Ertan ÖZKAN
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6.73
5.
Pablo MATEO
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6.74
6.
Jeff ERIUS
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6.75
 
Heat 2
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Lamont Marcell JACOBS
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6.64
2.
Ján VOLKO
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6.69
3.
Aymeric PRIAM
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6.71
4.
Méba Mickaël ZEZE
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6.72
5.
Shuhei TADA
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6.73
6.
Rendel VERMEULEN
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7.04
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