EME NEWS (SEP 3, 2011) UPDATE
QUOTE OF THE DAY"I can’t thank Sharon enough for supporting me, she is my rock. I have wanted this so much for so long and it all came together, I knew I would need a PB but this is better than I could have hoped – this is reward for training so hard and doing all I can. World record is not out of reach," Sally Pearson, with help of Athletics Australia.
STATS (with help from Ken Nakamura)
Day 8 evening
W100mH
12.36 by Pearson is the fastest semi in the World Championships
It is also the second fastest time in the World Championships.
Final of 100mH
Pearson is the first World Youth Champion at W100mH to win the same event in the WC
Pearson is the first AUS to win a medal at w100mH in WC
0.19 sec is the largest winning margin ever at the WC in W100mH
12.28 is the 7th (tie) fastest time in history
Pearson is the second CWG champion to win the WC
1500m
Asbel Kiprop became the first KEN to win gold at 1500m
Kiprop is the first African Games champion to win the World Championships
KEN became the first nation to win gold and silver at 1500m in the World Championships
TITLE DEFENDERS
succesful (9):
Reese, Borchin, Hardee, Adams, Harting, Kaniskina, Philips, Cheruiyot, Bolt (200 m),
not succesful (23 events):
Bolt (100 m), Bekele (5 and 10km), Brathwaite, Hooker, L. Masai, Samuels, Kozmus, Fraser-Pryce, Richards-Ross, Clement, Rogowska, Ennis, Jamal, Walker, Savigne, Kamel, Cantwell, Kirdyapkin, Felix, Thorkildsen,F-Hylton, Vlasic.
still chance (4):
A. Kirui, Idowu, Semenya, Wlodarczyk
STATS (with help from Ken Nakamura)
Day 8 evening
W100mH
12.36 by Pearson is the fastest semi in the World Championships
It is also the second fastest time in the World Championships.
Final of 100mH
Pearson is the first World Youth Champion at W100mH to win the same event in the WC
Pearson is the first AUS to win a medal at w100mH in WC
0.19 sec is the largest winning margin ever at the WC in W100mH
12.28 is the 7th (tie) fastest time in history
Pearson is the second CWG champion to win the WC
1500m
Asbel Kiprop became the first KEN to win gold at 1500m
Kiprop is the first African Games champion to win the World Championships
KEN became the first nation to win gold and silver at 1500m in the World Championships
TITLE DEFENDERS
succesful (9):
Reese, Borchin, Hardee, Adams, Harting, Kaniskina, Philips, Cheruiyot, Bolt (200 m),
not succesful (23 events):
Bolt (100 m), Bekele (5 and 10km), Brathwaite, Hooker, L. Masai, Samuels, Kozmus, Fraser-Pryce, Richards-Ross, Clement, Rogowska, Ennis, Jamal, Walker, Savigne, Kamel, Cantwell, Kirdyapkin, Felix, Thorkildsen,F-Hylton, Vlasic.
still chance (4):
A. Kirui, Idowu, Semenya, Wlodarczyk
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