Leading athletics performances in 2005
(China Daily)
Updated: 2005-08-03 05:58

MEN

100 m:

1. Asafa Powell, Jamaica, 9.77 seconds (world record)

2. Powell, 9.84

3. Powell, 9.85

200 m:

1. Wallace Spearmon, United States, 19.89

2. Spearmon, 19.91

3. Tyson Gay, United States, 19.93

400m:

1. Jeremy Wariner, United States, 44.20

2. Darold Williamson, 44.27

3. Williamson, 44.51

800 m:

1. Mbulaeni Mulaudzi, South Africa, one minute 44.08 seconds

2. Wilfred Bungei, Kenya, 1:44.11 (altitude)

3. Mulaudzi, 1:44.12

1,500 m:

1. Rashid Ramzi, Brunei, 3:30.00

2. Daniel Kipchirchir Komen, Kenya, 3:30.01

3. Komen, 3:30.37

5,000 m:

1. Kenenisa Bekele, Ethiopia, 12:40.18

2. Isaac Kiprono Songok, Kenya, 12:52.29

3. Eliud Kipchoge, Kenya, 12:52.76

10,000 m:

1. Bekele, 26:28.72

2. Negera, 26:30.74

3. Sileshi Sihine, Ethiopia, 26:57.27

Marathon:

1. Martin Lel, Kenya, two hours seven minutes 26 seconds

2. Julio Rey, Spain, 2:07:38

3. Toshinari Takaoka, Japan, 2:07:41

3,000 m steeplechase:

1. Saif Saaeed Shaheen, Qatar, seven minutes 56.34 seconds

2. Paul Kipsiele Koech, Kenya, 7:56.37

3. Shaheen, 7:57.28

110 m hurdles:

1. Ladji Doucoure, France, 12.97 seconds

2. Allen Johnson, United States, 12.99

3. Dominique Arnold, United States, 13.01

400 m hurdles:

1. Kerron Clement, United States, 47.24

2. Clement, 47.56

3. Bershawn Jackson, United States, 47.62

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