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Athletics 2016 Discussion Thread


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Javelin Throw Sen Men Group-A

 

Pos ID Name PB Team Cat Result Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6  
3 19 Kazlou Uladzimir 82.86 :BLR Sen 79.34 1 79.34 77.66 X X X X  
10 73 Bonvecchio Norbert 80.37 :ITA Sen 76.66 2 76.66 X 70.38 74.18 75.04 X  
9 84 Sirmais Zigismunds 86.61 :LAT Sen 75.41 3 75.41 X 74.36 X 74.55 70.27  
7 112 Kranjc Matija 80.46 :SLO Sen 75.05 4 72.57 73.39 73.86 75.05 X 72.77  
5 78 Fent Antonio 77.94 :ITA Sen 74.80 5 71.86 70.00 72.83 X 71.22 74.80  
11 116 Samac Vedran 80.90 :SRB Sen 73.75 6 72.61 73.75 X 69.16 70.19 X  
1 108 Pop Toma 74.42 :ROU Sen 73.14 7 70.75 70.91 69.38 70.21 73.14 66.63  
6 93 Bondarenko Krystian 78.06 :POL Sen 72.48 8 68.16 64.19 69.49 70.46 72.48 X  
2 109 Rusu Raul 75.89 :ROU Sen 71.72 9 70.75 X 71.72 X 69.65 X  
8 140 Shama Mykola 79.29 :UKR Sen 70.24 10 70.24 X 66.41 X X 67.27  
4 115 Paukoviç Branko 77.42 :SRB Sen 70.12 11 69.89 65.13 70.12 67.15 70.05 64.7
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Hammer Throw U23 Women

 

Pos ID Name PB Team Cat Result Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6  
12 207 Malyshik Hanna 67.53 :BLR U23 68.76 1 X 64.63 68.76 X 61.96 X  
15 253 Gyurátz Réka 70.39 :HUN U23 67.34 2 66.74 67.34 66.84 X 65.85 X  
10 298 Petersson Marinda 65.67 :SWE U23 66.18 3 61.78 66.18 60.44 60.60 63.70 X  
16 309 Klymets Iryna 72.23 :UKR U23 64.66 4 64.66 62.68 X X 59.92 X  
11 250 Korosídou Iliána 66.47 :GRE U23 63.37 5 61.80 61.70 63.37 59.91 60.37 X  
14 231 Linna Inga 68.25 :FIN U23 60.60 6 60.60 X 59.54 X X X  
9 226 Orel Anna Maria 64.83 :EST U23 59.46 7 56.37 59.46 X X X X  
7 242 Gimmler Sophie 62.33 :GER U23 59.43 8 56.08 58.51 X 59.06 56.79 59.43  
13 277 Llano Beatrice Nedberge 67.26 :NOR U23 58.48 9 X 58.48 X X X X  
5 292 Stravs Claudia 60.51 :SLO U23 58.32 10 58.32 X X X 56.53 57.30  
8 202 Sterckendries Vanessa 63.74 :BEL U23 57.56 11 55.68 57.56 X X X X  
6 288 Perie Roxana 61.43 :ROU U23 56.55 12 X X 56.55 X 54.15 56.13  
2 280 Paco Daniela 55.57 :POR U23 55.41 13 52.25 X 53.34 55.41 54.38 54.27  
1 241 Tsikvadze Nino 50.00 :GEO U23 54.09 14 47.45 49.21 51.91 X 54.09 X  
3 301 Polat ±engül 57.11 :TUR U23 53.65 15 X X X 53.65 X X  
4 260 Walsh Michaela 58.93 :IRL U23 51.64 16 48.99 50.80 51.64 50.71 51.05 49.75  
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Shot Put Sen Men

 

Pos ID Name PB Team Cat Result Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6  
14 105 Gag Andrei 20.96 :ROU Sen 20.68 1 20.50 20.68 X X X 20.01  
15 95 Arnaudov Tsanko 21.06 :POR Sen 19.85 2 X 19.85 18.86 19.41 19.31 X  
10 72 Bianchetti Sebastiano 19.06 :ITA Sen 19.78 3 19.16 18.92 18.97 19.78 19.45 19.24  
13 22 Ivanov Georgi 21.09 :BUL Sen 19.65 4 19.65 X 18.97 X 18.95 X  
12 13 Abramchuk Mikalai 19.88 :BLR Sen 19.32 5 18.19 X 18.67 19.32 X 18.70  
9 139 Samolyuk Viktor 19.44 :UKR Sen 18.55 6 18.13 17.89 17.94 18.14 18.18 18.55  
3 66 Breathnach Sean 17.84 :IRL Sen 18.22 7 18.22 X X X X X  
8 96 Belo Francisco 18.45 :POR Sen 18.06 8 17.54 17.03 17.83 17.67 18.06 17.88  
4 125 Atici Hüseyin 20.42 :TUR Sen 17.04 9 X 17.04 16.36 X X X  
7 34 Noguera Alejandro 18.65 :ESP Sen 16.99 10 16.32 16.99 16.75 16.46 16.90 16.68  
5 129 Gündüz Murat 18.11 :TUR Sen 16.98 11 X 16.87 X 16.29 16.98 X  
6 119 Olej Matus 18.24 :SVK Sen 16.78 12 16.70 16.78 X X 16.22 X  
1 67 Alterman Mark 17.68 :ISR Sen 16.25 13 15.47 16.00 16.15 X 16.25 X  
2 58 Kerekes Laszlo 17.60 :HUN Sen 15.98 14 15.81 15.98 15.93 X X X  
11 82 Secci Daniele 19.18 :ITA Sen 0.00   X X X X X -
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Hammer Throw Sen Women Group-A

 

Pos ID Name PB Team Cat Result Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6  
8 272 Marghieva Zalina 74.21 :MDA Sen 72.58 1 71.00 70.18 71.94 72.23 72.58 X  
9 239 Tavernier Alexandra 74.39 :FRA Sen 70.79 2 65.16 70.32 70.75 65.85 X 70.79  
10 244 Heidler Betty 79.42 :GER Sen 69.83 3 68.91 68.36 67.53 69.83 X X  
5 304 Salman Kivilcim 72.55 :TUR Sen 67.58 4 67.58 66.00 67.46 X X 66.30  
1 297 Andersson Tracey 70.82 :SWE Sen 67.43 5 64.96 67.43 66.52 66.61 X 65.66  
7 273 Nikisenko Marina 72.53 :MDA Sen 66.67 6 66.67 65.29 66.04 X 66.47 X  
2 302 Sahutoglu Tugce 74.17 :TUR Sen 66.45 7 65.93 64.24 X 66.31 66.45 60.05  
6 206 Krechyk Alena 72.06 :BLR Sen 65.56 8 X X 63.87 60.31 64.02 65.56  
3 314 Zolotuhina Nataliya 72.22 :UKR Sen 64.75 9 61.34 X 64.75 X 63.41 X  
4 214 Králová Tereza 70.21 :CZE Sen 63.40 10 X 61.64 63.40 X X X  
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what a stupid rules for women's long jump (and probably for other discilines). All 16 athletes will participates in final. Best 8 after 3 jumps will have two more chance and then after 5 jumps 4 best will have one more chance.

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18 minutes ago, dareza said:

what a stupid rules for women's long jump (and probably for other discilines). All 16 athletes will participates in final. Best 8 after 3 jumps will have two more chance and then after 5 jumps 4 best will have one more chance.

You mean in Portland?

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Just now, dareza said:

yes :)

I don't think it's so bad for a relatively short championships. It saves the time of having the qualifications somewhere in the morning with only a few local athletics-crazy people watching. 

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3 hours ago, heywoodu said:

I don't think it's so bad for a relatively short championships. It saves the time of having the qualifications somewhere in the morning with only a few local athletics-crazy people watching. 

 

Atheletes don't like when they change rules, it messes up with their routine. Three big competitions this year, all will be different. You have no qualifying in World Indoors, you have a day off on Euros and you have no day off in Rio.

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Just now, nenad said:

 

Atheletes don't like when they change rules, it messes up with their routine. Three big competitions this year, all will be different. You have no qualifying in World Indoors, you have a day off on Euros and you have no day off in Rio.

Yeah if the rule is actually changed now and wasn't already announced last year I can definitely understand. 

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