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

WOMEN

100m:

1. Chandra Sturrup, Bahamas, 10.84 seconds

2. Lauryn Williams, United States, 10.91

3. Christine Arron, France, 10.94

200 m:

1. Allyson Felix, United States, 22.13

2. Felix, 22.14

3. Rachelle Boone-Smith, United States, 22.22

400 m:

1. Sanya Richards, United States, 49.28

2. Tonique Williams-Darling, Bahamas, 49.69

3. Svetlana Pospelova, Russia, 49.80

800 m:

1. Tatyana Andrianova, Russia, one minute 56.07 seconds

2. Svetlana Cherkasova, Russia, 1:56.93

3. Larisa Chzhao, Russia, 1:57.33

1,500 m:

1. Yuliya Chizenko, Russia, 3:58.68

2. Maryam Yusuf Jamal, Bahrain, 3:59.13

3. Olga Yegorova, Russia, 3:59.47

5,000 m:

1. Tirunesh Dibaba, Ethiopia, 14:32.42

2. Dibaba, 14:32.57

3. Berhane Adere, Ethiopia, 14:32.79

10,000 m:

1. Dibaba, 30:15.67

2. Ejegayehu Dibaba, Ethiopia, 30:18.39

3. Werknesh Kidane, Ethiopia, 30:19.39

Marathon:

1. Paula Radcliffe, Britain, two hours 17 minutes 42 seconds

2. Constantina Tomescu, Romania, 2:22:50

3. Jelena Prokopcuka, Latvia, 2:22:56

3,000 m steeplechase:

1. Docus Inzikuru, Uganda, nine minutes 15.04 seconds

2. Inzikuru, 9:20.33

3. Wioletta Janowska, Poland, 9:25.09

100 m hurdles:

1. Michelle Perry, United States, 12.43 seconds

2. Perry, 12.45

3. Perry, 12.45

400 m hurdles:

1. Yuliya Pechonkina, Russia, 53.01

2. Pechonkina, 53.05

3. Pechonkina, 53.31

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