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IOC PRESIDENT
JACQUES ROGGE'S
S P E E C H AT T H E
CLOSING CEREMON
OF THE G A M E S OF As we celebrate the success of these Games, let us
together wish the best for the talented athletes
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To the athletes tonight: You'tA/ere true
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Dear Chinese Friends, The Olympic spirit lives in the warm embrace of
competitive rivals from nations in conflict. Keep
Tonight, we come to the end of 16 glorious days that spirit alive when you return home.
which we will cherish forever.
These were truly exceptional Games!
Thanl< you to the people of China, all the wonderful
volunteers and BOCOG! And now, in accordance with tradition, I declare
the Games of the XXIX Olympiad closed, and I call
Through these Games, the world learned more about upon the youth of the world to assemble four years
China, and China learned more about the world. from now in London to celebrate the Games of
•t^^^^m I Athletes from 204 National Olympic Committees the XXX Olympiad.
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with their talent, Thank you!

New stars were born. Stars from past Games amazed

us again. We shared their joys and their tears, and we
marvelled at their ability. We will long remember the
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here with such a kaleidoscope of
different memories does one begin?
Shaking one's head, the colourful
recollections change immediately into a different
pattern, so that one's mind is unable to focus
lengthily on any single event at what were an
astonishing Olympic Games. Perhaps, first, one
must praise the Chinese. They provided an almost
flawless organisation, magnificent stadiums and
Villages, and the willingness and constant good
humour of the volunteers, always the least
appreciated cogs In the vast machine of hosting
'B'*v!n52<l02 the event. Staging the Olympic Summer Games is
the biggest operation that any country can undertake
In peacetime and this one was bigger In scale
than any of its predecessors.

OUT OF The Chinese can only be congratulated for their

accomplishment. A record 204 National Olympic
Committees participated, with vast crowds attending

THIS many of the sports. There were record television

figures, with the Opening Ceremony alone generating

WORLD
an 80 percent audience share in China and 50
percent both in the tJnited States and some leading
European markets. When Michael Phelps secured >•

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his record-breaking eighth swimming gold medal,
39.9 million American viewers were watching on Ni
its highest Saturday evening ratings for 18 years.
There were 43 world and 132 Olympic records set.
With the ever-increasing use of the internet, there
were also five million unique visitors to www.olympic.org
in the first week alone, twice as many as during
the entire 2004 Olympic Games.
What was notably heartening about 2008 is that
more countries are now winning medals, so giving Below rouse the sleeping giant of Olym
them a direct reference to the Olympic Games. In Michael Phelps which also caused his mother, Babli, to joke: "Now
Beijing, competitors from a record 87 National became the I have lots of work ahead, as he is the country's
Olympic Committees took medals, with competitors most decorated most eligible bachelor."
from Afghanistan, Mauritius, Tajikistan and Togo being Olympian in However, despite the range of activities among
on the podium for the first time, while Bahrain, history after the 28 sports on the programme In Beijing, two
Mongolia and Panama collected their first golds. Air winning eight individuals in two different sports thrust their'
rifle marksman Abhinav Bindra also won India's first gold medals formidable presence above all the other competitors.
individual title, a performance which hopefully will In the pool They were American swimmer Michael Phelps and
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Carl Lewis, Soviet gymnast Larlsa Latynina and Finnish
runner Paavo Nurmi, but also to exceed the record
seven gold medals in one celebration by Spitz in 1972.
It seemed as if it was his pre-ordained destiny to
achieve this record figure because on several occasions,
when it seemed as if Phelps might fail, either he, a
team-mate or fate intervened to produce something
extraordinary In the 200m butterfly, his goggles filled
with water, causing him not only irritation but also
blinding him so that he couldn't see the turns. Instead,
he counted his strokes, not an easy thing to do In the
frenzy of an Olympic final, which helped him judge
when he should be preparing to turn and he eventually
came through with victory and, astonishingly, a
worid record of 1 min 52.03 secs.
Then, in the 4 x 100m freestyle relay, his team-
mate Jason Lezak was a body-length down on Alain
Bernard, the world record-holder, at the start of the final
length. Lezak said afterwards: "I thought there was
no way I would catch Bernard. Then I thought This Is
ridiculous. These are the Olympic Games - you have
to go for It.'" When Lezak beat Bernard to the touch,
Phelps, his vein-popping body tense, let out a scream
of ecstasy at the end of the pool. The eight gold
099 medals were still possible. Even In his penultimate
race, the 100m butterfly, Phelps just managed to
first to complete this since Lewis in 1984, However,
what he also achieved was to set world records in all
three, something that no one has ever done at the
Olympic Games, not Jesse Owens, Bobby Morrow,
Valeriy Borzov nor even Lewis himself. His
performance in the 100m was something that no
one present will forget. With a third of the race gone,
he had the luxury to look right, stretch out his arms
and slow down. Yet, he still clocked 9.69 sees.
Then he signalled to the crowd, lined up an
imaginary bow, releasing a bolt. His 200m time of
19.30 sees was equally remarkable. If only because
he cut 0.02 sees off the time of Michael Johnson,
set during the 1996 Atlanta Games, a performance
revered for Its perfection.
In the relay, with the US team dropping the baton
In the heats, Jamaica had scant opposition. Bolt
was able to join forces with his compatriot Asafa
Powell, a disappointment to himself and his
supporters In the individual 100m when he finished
fifth, and Jamaica took the title in 37.10 sees by a
margin of 0,96 from Trinidad and Tobago, the
biggest winning margin in the event since the triumph
of the celebrated American relay team in 1936.
As Powell himself admitted: "Usain is the best ever
sprinter and I have said that before."
So Bolt fulfilled all the promise that he had
displayed as a junior and athletics has a new global
star. Much as one delights in his bravado and
showmanship, he would be even more widely
appreciated if he took a few seconds to console his
defeated rivals. Grace in victory should be an
essential feature of an Olympic champion.
If Bolt was the most glittering star in the athletics
galaxy this does not mean that other competitors
did not shine, Kenenisa Bekele, of Ethiopia, also
demonstrated his range of running talent by finishing
first in both the 5,000 and 10,000m, the first
person to achieve this double since another Ethiopian,
Miruts Yifter, in 1980, while his compatriot Tirunesh
DIbaba duplicated his feat. She finished first in the
5,000m and also the 10,000m, posting 29 mins
54,66 secs, the second fastest time ever by a woman,
and five seconds quicker than the time of Emil
Zatopek in winning the Olympic men's 10,000m in
1948, Kenya, Ethiopia's perennial rivals in the middle
and long-distance events, took the men's 800m,
the steeplechase and the marathon as well as the
women's 1,500m and also the 800m, through the
extraordinarily precocious talent of Pamela Jelimo, >

Left Jamaican catch Milorad Cavie, winning by one one-hundredth

sprinter Usain of a second, as he pushed the finishing pad,
Bolt became one whereas the Serbian glided to the side, so delaying
of the faces of the Impact on the recording device.
the Games with Grant Hackett, the Australian double Olympic
three gold 1500m champion, summed up the feat of Phelps,
medals and declaring: '1t can't be described. We will never ever
three world see it again. Everything lined up for him incredibly.
records on the He's a nice guy, a good bloke and over the last few
track years, I have never seen him change." Spitz, whose
Right Kenenisa 1972 victories I witnessed, said before the events
Bekele began that If Phelps got seven gold medals he would
completed a be the second man on the moon, but "if he gets
stunning 5,000m eight, he will be the first man on Mars."
and10,000m When asked if he considered himself the greatest
double Olympian, Phelps accepted that he was most
"decorated" but pointed out that this did not make
him the greatest. That was a sensible reply.
I was frequently asked in Beijing about his status
In history My feeling Is that longevity of excellence is
one crucial definition of greatness. Phelps has only
won medals In two Olympiads and, at the moment,
his feats do not yet exceed, even if they may equal,
those of Nurmi and Lewis. However, he may well
stand alone If he garners more medals In 2012. What
I cerfalnly believe Is that Phelps Is, by some way the
greatest swimmer of all time. His range of ability,
demonstrated by his prowess in the individual
medley is superior to that of Spitz, who essentially
was a supreme sprinter in freestyle and butterfly.
On the track. Bolt won three sprint gold medals,
the 100m, 200m and 4 x 100m relay being the

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who set a worid junior record of 1 min 54,87.
After the final Jelimo embraced the Kenyan silver-
medallist, Janeth Jepkosgei, the worid champion,
her friend, training partner and the person who had
encouraged her to run this event in Beijing.
Elsewhere, there was the consummate victory of
Yelena Isinbayeva of Russia in the pole vault,
climaxed by a world record, 5.05m, the clean sweep
by Jamaican entries in the women's 100m and the
triumph of the United States In the men's 400m,
where they took all three medals as well as the
4 X 400m relay. The biggest disappointment on the
track was the injury to Liu Xiang, China's defending
110m hurdles champion, who was forced to
pull-out of his showdown with Dayron Robles of
Cuba, the new world record-holder, who won
the title without difficulty
Phelps may have been supreme in the pool but
he has yet to try the 10km open-water competition,
introduced for the first time in Beijing and proving the
attraction one knew it would be. The men's race was
won in a sprint finish with Britain's David Davies
by the Dutchman Maarten van der Weijden, who had
recovered from leukaemia six years eariier He said:
"When you are in hospital and feeling so much pain
and feel so tired, you do not want to feel about the
next day or week. You just think about the next hour.
It teaches you to be patient,, ,and that was almost
the same strategy I chose here to wait for my
chance In the pack (of swimmers)."
Van der Weijden was not the only Olympic
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champion to overcome personal distress for victory in
Beijing. So did Matthias Steiner, the German winner
of the men's super-heavyweight weightlifting, 13
months after his wife had been killed In a car crash.
He carried a picture of Susann onto the rostrum to
hold aloft with his gold medal.
For China, their Olympic success was built on their
familiar excellence in women's weightlifting, diving,
where they took seven of the eight gold medals, table
tennis, where they won each gold medal available,
gymnastics and badminton. In table tennis, Sweden's
Jorgen Persson described the Chinese opposition as
"The Great Wall" and prominent among their champions
was Zhang Yining, who retained her Olympic singles
title by defeating Wang Nan, the 2000 Olympic gold
medallist. In gymnastics, China won many of the
events including the men's and women's team
competition. However, their competitors were defeated
in the women's combined exercises, when Nastia
Liukin, the daughter of Valeri, winner of four medals
in the 1988 Olympic competition, and Anna
Kotchneva, a worid medallist in rhythmic gymnastics,
finished first for the United States, the country where
her family live. Valeri, recalling a blemish in his
routine 20 years earlier which he believes cost him
the all-around gold medal, said: "My daughter
fixed my mistake this time." Nastia ended with five
medals from Beijing,
In badminton, Zhang Ning retained her women's
singles title by upsetting her compatriot Xle Xingfang,
the favourite, in the final, Zhang, 33, had
postponed plans for a family after marrying
team-mate Yu Yang following Athens and returned
to the sport, declaring: "I am not giving my place
to any younger player easily. They have to fight for
it as I did."
However, not all of China's medals came from
familiar sources. In fencing, Zhong Man took the
men's sabre final after defeating Nicolas Lopez of
France, a familiar home of talent In the sport, Zhong
had, indeed, been coached by a Frenchman, Christian
Bauer, who advised the Chinese competitor to be
more aggressive in the latter stages of the event, and
it was to Bauer that Zhong dedicated his victory In
archery Zhang Juanjuan, who was seeded 27th,
ended South Korea's 24-year long women's monopoly
of the Individual competition. She defeated all three
Korean entries, including the Athens gold medallist.
Park Sung-Hyun, saying: "This medal was won step
by step, I prepared for a war." However, the South
Koreans still took first place in both the men's
and women's team final.
The Chinese also won the women's quadruple
sculls in rowing, a sport in which they have made
immense progress in recent years, after a thrilling
encounter with Britain, world champions for the last
three years. In the double sculls, the New Zealand
identical twins Caroline and Georgina Evers-Swindell
retained their title, while the Romanians Georgeta
Andrunache and Viorica Susanu took the pairs,
giving Andrunache her fifth Olympic rowing gold
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Lipa and Britain's Sir Steve Redgrave. The recent
British tradition of victories in the coxless fours, with
crews containing Redgrave and Sir Matthew Pinsent,
continued in Beijing when the latest group were
again coached by German Jurgen Grobler to be at
their peak on the day.
The medals were widely shared in the combat
sports. In judo, Romania's Alina Dumitru finally ended
Japan's RyokoTani's 12-year unbeaten international
run In the semi-final of the under 48kg class and then
threw Cuba's Yanet Bermoit in the final. Japan, the
Inventor of the sport, still had the outstanding winner
in Ayumi Tanimoto, whose deft uchimata counter on
Lucie Decosse of France provided the technical
highlight of the finals. In the women's freestyle
wrestling, Japan also continued to be prominert, with
Sacri Yoshlda, five times worid champion, retaining her
Olympic under 55kg crown.
In the boxing, there was a gritty final in the
heavyweights with Rakhim Chakhkiev of Russia
defeating Italy's Clemente Russo, reversing the result
of the world championships last year. Amazingly
no American reached the final in a sport for which
they are renowned. Taekwondo provided Mexico with
a gold medal in the under 58kg class through
Guillermo Perez with Rohullan Nikpai finishing third,
so becoming the first athlete from Afghanistan to
get an Olympic medal.
In the team sports, Norway defeated Russia
34-27 In the women's handball final, reversing the
loss of the previous year, while in the women's hockey,
the Netheriands maintained their status in the sport
with a 2-0 victory over China. The Dutch have won
medals In this event every year at the Olympic Games
since 1984, except for 1992, Germany beat Spain 1 -
0 in the men's final. The men's football final saw
Argentina retain their title after a superb through ball
OQO from Lionel Messi provided the pass for Angel dl
Maria to score. The men's basketball tournament was
Left The Chinese followed with huge interest in China because of the
four celebrate presence of so many NBA players In the United
victory in the States, including the Chinese star Yao Ming, The
quadruple sculls United States, embarrassed by losing the title in
- the host's 2004, beat China in their opening game, Argentina
first Olympic in the semi-final and Spain in the final.
rowing gold However, the Americans failed to reach the final
Right Slovakians of the baseball tournament, as, also unexpectedly did
were again Japan. South Korea defeated Cuba 3-2 for the gold
dominant in the medal. In the softball competition, Japan defeated the
canoe slalom United States in the final. The beach volleyball final
with the was played out, unsuitably for an event associated
Hochschorner with the sun, in persistent rain, with the American
brothers winning veterans, Kerri Walsh and Misty May-Treanor,
a third defeating China, May-Treanor said: "It's been a lot of
consecutive hard work, a lot of love and a wonderful ride,"
Olympic gold The triathlon took place in the picturesque setting
of the Ming Tombs reservoir, with a thoughtfully
constructed circuit that allowed spectators to see
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much of the race. The men's event was won by
Germany's Jan Frodino, who outsprinted the 2000
gold medallist, Simon Whitfield of Canada, on a
scorching hot day. The favourite Javier Gomez, of
Spain, finished fourth, saying: "I did not get the gold
medal but sport is like that. It is not mathematics."
German athletes also won the women's modern
pentathlon, through Lena Schoeneborn, and both the
team and individual competition in the three-day
equestrian event, with Heinrich Romeike
collecting two gold medals.
There was added justification for the place of
tennis on the programme because so many of the
leading players took part before travelling to New York
for the US Open. The men's singles tournament was
won by Rafael Nadal, who took over as the world
No.l during the Olympic Games from Roger Fédérer,
another participant in Beijing. The Spaniard's delight
at being in China was evident, saying: "Not in my
best dreams could I have Imagined this. I have had
an incredible experience with all my countrymen."
In canoeing, Peter and Pavel Hochschorner of
Slovakia won their third successive Olympic
Whitewater title while in the still water events, Tim
Brabants of Britain returned to the sport, after an
18th month spell devoted to his profession of being a
medical doctor, to finish first in the 1000m K1.
Britain's domination of the cycling, led by Chris Hoy
with three titles, and also the sailing, where Finn
sailor, Ben Ainslle, won his third successive gold
medal, means that the Interest in the Olympic sports
in the 2012 host city of London has never been so
high. This will be of benefit to the Olympic Movement
in four years time, since sponsors and spectators are
more likely to become involved In the Olympic
Games, when the Inhabitants of the country staging
the event has become enthused with the greatest
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1 O BOLT Usain JAM 9.69 WR 1 0 RAMZI Rashid BRN 3:32.94
20 THOMPSON Richard TRI 9.89 20 KIPROPAsbel KEN 3:33.11
3© DIX Walter USA 9.91 30 WILLIS Nicholas NZL 3:34.16
4 MARTINA Churandy AHO 9.93 4 BAALA Mehdi ERA 3:34.21
5 POWELL Asafa JAM 9.95 5 HIGUERO Juan Carlos ESP 3:34.44
6 FRATER Michael JAM 9.97 6 IGUIDERAbdelati MAR 3:34.66
7 BURNS Marc TRI 10.01 7 VAN DEVENTER Juan Pierre RSA 3:34.77
8 PATTON Darvis USA 10.03 8 ALI Belai Mansoor BRN 3:35.23

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20 CRAWFORD Shawn USA 19.96 20 KIPCHOGE Eliud KEN 13:02.80
3® DIX Walter USA 19.98 3# CHERUIYOT SOI Edwin KEN 13:06.22
4 DZINGAI Brian ZIM 20.22 4 KIPSIRO Moses UGA 13:10.56
5 MALCOLM Christian GBR 20.40 5 CHERKOS Abraham ETH 13:16.46
6 COLLINS Kim SKN 20.59 6 BEKELE Tariku ETH 13:19.06
MARTINA Churandy AHO DSQ 7 BARRIOS Juan Luis M EX 13:19.79
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20 WARINER Jeremy USA 44.74 20 SIHINESileshi ETH 27:02.77
3« NEVILLE David USA 44.80 3® KOGO Micah KEN 27:04.11
4 BROWN Chris BAH 44.84 4 MASAI Moses KEN 27:04.11
5 DJHONE Leslie ERA 45.11 5 TADESSE Zersenay ERI 27:05.11
6 ROONEY Martyn GBR 45.12 6 GEBRSELASSIE Halle ETH 27:06.68
7 QUOW Renny TRI 45.22 7 MATHATHI Martin KEN 27:08.25
8 WISSMAN Johan SWE 45.39 8 ABDULLAH Ahmad QAT 27:23.75

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1 0 BUNGEI Wilfred KEN 44.65 1 © ROBLES Dayron CUB 12.93
20 ISMAIL Ismail Ahmed SUD 44.70 20 PAYNE David USA 13.17
3» KIRWA Alfred KEN 44.82 3• OLIVER David USA 13.18
4 REED Gary CAN 44.94 4 DOUCOURE Ladji ERA 13.24
5 KAMELYoussefSaad BRN 44,95 5 NOGAArtur POL 13.36
6 LOPEZ Geyman CUB 45.88 6 WIGNALL Maurice JAM 13.46
7 MADI Nabil ALG 45.96 7 PHILLIPS Richard JAM 13.60
8 MANSEUR Madjim ALG 47.19 8 QUINONEZ Jackson ESP 13.69

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10 TAYLOR Angelo USA 47.25 10 JAM 37.10 WR 10 USA 2:55.39 OR
20 CLEMENT Kerron USA 47.98 20 TRI 38.06 20 BAH 2:58.03
3« JACKSON Bershawn USA 48.06 30 JPN 38.15 3© RUS 2:58.06
4 MCFARLANE Danny JAM 48.30 4 BRA 38.24 4 GBR 2:58.81
5 VAN ZYL Louis RSA 48.42 5 GER 38.58 5 BEL 2:59.37
6 PLAWGO Marek POL 48.52 6 CAN 38.66 AUS 3:00.02
7 BUCKLEY Markino JAM 48.60 NED DSQ POL 3:00.32
8 lAKOVAKIS Periklis GRE 49.96 CHN DSQ 8 JAM 3:01.45

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1 0 KIPRUTO Brimin KEN 8 10.34 Emmanuel Nobuharu Vladislav
20 MEKHISSI-BENABBAD Mahiedine FRA 8 10.49
30 KIPKEMBOI MATEELONG Richard KEN 8 11.01
4 KINTRAYakob Jarso ETH 8 13.47
5 TAHRI Bouabdellah ERA 8 14.79
6 ABDI Youcef AUS 8 16.36
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1 0 HOOKER Steven AUS 5.96 OR 1« SILNOVAndrey RUS 2.36 1 0 SALADINO Irving PAN 8.34
20 LUKYANENKO Yevgenly RUS 5.85 2O MASON Germaine GBR 2.34 20 MOKOENA Godfrey RSA 8.24
3© YURCHENKO Denis UKR 5,70 3« RYBAKOVYaroslav RUS 2.34 3® CAMEJO Ibrahim CUB 8.20
4 MILES Derek USA 5.70 HOLM Stefan SWE 2.32 4 MAKUSHA Ngonidzashe ZIM 8.19
5 STARODUBTSEV Dmitriy RUS 5.70 5 SPANK Raul GER 2.32 5 MARTINEZ Wilfredo CUB 8.19
6 ECKER Danny GER 5.70 6 BABA Jaroslav CZE 2.29 6 KABA BADJI NdiSS SEN 8.16
7 CLAVIER Jerome FRA 5.60 7 JANKU Tomas CZE 2.29 7 MELIZ Luis ESP 8.07
8 HOLZDEPPE Raphael GER 5.60 8 PARSONS Tom GBR 2.25 8 NOVOTNY Roman CZE 8.00

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Rank
1 O
~1HI
MEN'S T M I M L k J D M
Athlete
EVORA Nelson
^ ^ ^ ^ m
NOC
POR
;?-
Metres
17.67
MEN'S DECATHLON

Rank
10
Athlete
CLAY Bryan
•if
t_ X NOC
USA
Points
8791
20 IDOWU Phillips GBR 17.62 20 KRAUCHANKA Andrei BLR 8551
3® SANDS Leevan BAH 17.59 30 SUAREZ Leonel CUB 8527
4 GIRALT David CUB 17.52 4 POGORELOVAIeksandr RUS 8328
5 OPREA Marian ROU 17.22 5 BARRAS Romain ERA 8253
GREGORIO Jadel BRA 17.20 6 SEBRLE Roman CZE 8241
ACHIKE Larry GBR 17.17 7 KASYANOV Oleksiy UKR 8238
KUZNETSOV Viktor UKR 16.87 Bryan Clay of the USA dominated the decathlon 8 NIKLAUS Andre GER 8220

MEN'S HAMMER

Rank Athlete
THROÌ
F J-
NOC Metres Rank
MEN'S 2 0 K M

Athlete
W / ^ ^
i;

NOC
r
Time
1 0 KOZMUS Primoz SLO 82.02 1 0 BORCHIN Valeriy RUS 19:01
20 DEVYATOVSKIY Vadim BLR 81.61 20 PEREZ Jefferson ECU 19:15
30 TIKHON Ivan BLR 81,51 30 TALLENT Jared AUS 19:42
4 PARS Krisztian HUN 80.96 4 WANG Hao CHN 19:47
5 MUROFUSHI Koji JPN 80.71 5 BRUGNETTI Ivano ITA 19:51
6 KARJALAINEN Olll-Pekka FIN 79.59 6 ADAMS Luke AUS 19:57
ZIOLKOWSKI Szymon POL 79.22 7 FERNANDEZ Francisco ESP 20:32
CHARFREITAG Libor SVK 78.65 8 HEFFERNAN Robert IRL 20:36

Rank
1 ©
M E N ' S S H O T PUT

Athlete
MAJEWSKI Tomasz
^
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NOC
POL
x
Metres
21.51
Rank
1 ®
MEN'S 5 0 K M WALK

Athlete
SCHWAZER Alex
3X NOC
ITA
Time
3:37:09 OR
20 CANTWELL Christian USA 21.09 20 TALLENT Jared AUS 3:39:27
3 © MIKHNEVICH Audrey BLR 21.05 3© NIZHEGORODOV Denis RUS 3:40:14
4 ARMSTRONG Dylan CAN 21.04 4 GARCIA Jesus Angel ESP 3:44:08
5 LYZHYN Pavel BLR 20.98 5 TYSSE Erik NOR 3:45:08
6 BELONOG Yuriy UKR 20.63 6 NAVA Horacio MEX 3:45:21
7 HOFFA Reese USA 20.53 7 YAMAZAKI YukI JPN 3:45:47
8 SOFIN Pavel RUS 20.42 8 FEDACZYNSKI Rafal POL 3:46:51

MEN'S DISCUS T H R O W ^ ^ ^ P ^ ^ H

NOC Metres Rank

MEN'S JAVELIN THROW
Athlete NOC
sa
, ^ P ^ ^ H
Metres Rank
MEN'S MARATHON
Athlete
^ ^ ^ ^ B ^ ^ ^ |
NOC Time
Rank Athlete
1 © KANTER Gerd EST 68.82 1 • THORKILDSEN Andreas NOR 90.57 OR 1 0 WANJIRU Samuel KEN 2:06:32 OR
20 MALACHOWSKI Plotr POL 67.82 20 KOVALS AInars LAT 86.64 20 GHARIB Jaouad MAR 2:07:16
30 ALEKNAVirgilijus LTU 67.79 3• PITKAMAKI Tero FIN 86.16 3 © KEBEDE Tsegaye ETH 2:10:00
4 HARTING Robert GER 67.09 4 JARVENPAA Tero FIN 83.95 4 MERGA Deriba ETH 2:10:21
5 CASANAS Frank ESP 66.49 5 WIRKKAU Teemu FIN 83.46 5 LEL Martin KEN 2:10:24
6 PISHCHALNIKOV Bogdan RUS 65.88 6 BANNISTER Jarrod AUS 83.45 6 ROTHLIN Viktor SUI 2:10:35
7 SMITH Rutger NED 65.39 7 KOROTKOV llya RUS 83.15 7 ASFAW Gashaw ETH 2:10:52
8 FAZEKAS Robert HUN 63.43 8 KAZLOU Vladzimir BLR 82.06 8 ASMERON Yared ERI 2:11:11

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WOMEN WOMEN WOMEI

Rank Athlete NOC Time Rank Athlete NOC Time Rank Athlete '[111

1© ERASER Shelley-Ann JAM 10.78 1 0 JELIMO Pamela KEN 1:54.87 1 © DIBABA Tirunesh ETH 15:41.40
2© SIMPSON Sherone JAM 10.98 20 JEPKOSGEI Janeth KEN 1:56.07 2© ABEYLEGESSE Elvan TUR 15:42.74
20 STEWART Kerron JAM 10.98 3© BENHASSI Hasna MAR 1:56.73 3® DEFAR Meseret ETH 15:44.12
4 WILLIAMS Lauryn USA 11.03 4 KLYUKA Svetlana RUS 1:56.94 4 KIBET Sylvia Chibiwott KEN 15:44.96
5 LEE Muna USA 11.07 5 MUTOLA Maria MOZ 1:57.68 5 CHERUIYOT Vivian KEN 15:46.32
6 KWAKYE Jeanette GBR 11.14 6 SINCLAIR Kenia JAM 1:58.24 6 SHOBUKHOVA Liliya RUS 15:46.62
7 FERGUSON Debbie BAH 11.19 7 KREVSUN Yuliya UKR 1:58.73 7 BEKELE Alemitu TUR 15:48.48
8 EDWARDS Torri USA 11.20 8 ANDRIANOVATatyana PUS 2:02.63 8 MELKAMU Meselech ETH 15:49.03

WOMEN'S 200M ''^^^^^Ê^^^Ê

Rank Athlete NOC Time
1 0 CAMPBELL-BROWN Veronica JAM 21.74
20 FELIX Allyson USA 21.93
3© STEWART Kerron JAM 22.00
4 LEE Muna USA 22.01
5 HOOKER Marshevet USA 22.34
6 SIMPSON Sherone JAM 22.36
7 FERGUSON Debbie BAH 22.61
8 MOTHERSILL Cydonle CAY 22.68 Kenya's Pamela Jelimo fleff) took gold ahead of team-mate Janeth Jepkosgei hi the women's 800m

WOMEN'S ^ O O ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Ê WOMEN'S 1,500M WOMEN'S 1 0 , 0 0 0 M . ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1

Rank Athlete NOC Time Rank Athlete NOC Time

1 ® OHURUOGU Christine GBR 49.62 1 ® LANGAT Jebet KEN 4:00.23 1© DIBABA Tirunesh ETH 29:54.66 OR,,
20 WILLIAMS Shericka JAM 49.69 2O LISHCHYNSKA Irina UKR 4:01.63 2© ABEYLEGESSE Elvan TUR 29:56.34
3® RICHARDS Sanya USA 49.93 3® TOBIAS Natallya UKR 4:01.78 3« FLANAGAN Shalane USA 30:22.22
4 GUSHCHINA Yuliya RUS 50.01 4 DOBRISKEY Lisa GBR 4:02.10 4 MASAI Linet Chepkwemoi KEN 30:26.50
5 KAPACHINSKAYAAnastasiya RUS 50.03 5 JAMAL Maryam Yusuf BRN 4:02.71 5 KONOVALOVA Mariya RUS 30:35.84
FIROVA Tatyana RUS 50.11 6 RODRIGUEZ Natalia ESP 4:03.19 6 ABITOVA Inga RUS 30:37.33
WHYTE Rosemarie JAM 50.68 7 ROWBURY Shannon USA 4:03.58 7 WANGUI Lucy KEN 30:39.96
MONTSHO Amantle BOT 51.16 8 FUENTES-PILA Iris ESP 4:04.86 8 KIPLAGAT Lornah NED 30:40.27

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Rank Athlete NOC Time Rank NOC Time

1 © HARPER Dawn USA 12.54 1© BUS 42.31 1© USA 3:18.54
2© MCLELLAN Sally AUS 12.64 2© BEL 42.54 2© RUS 3:18.82
3© LOPES Priscilla CAN 12.64 NGR 43.04 3® JAM 3:20.40
4 CHERRY Damu USA 12.65 BRA 43.14 4 BLR 3:21.85
5 ENNIS-LONDON Delloreen JAM 12.65 GER 43.28 5 GBR 3:22.68
6 FOSTER-HYLTON Brigitte JAM 12.66 GBR DNF CUB 3:23.21
7 JONES Lolo USA 12.72 3:23.74
a CLAXTON Sarah GBR 12.94

GUSHCHINA Yuliya GEVAERTKIm OSAYOMI Damola FELIX Allyson KAPACHINSKAYA WHYTE Rosemarie
POLYAKOVA OUEDRAOGO IDOKO Anastaslya
Yevgeniya Elodie Ene Franca HENDERSON GUSHCHINA Yuliya LLOYD Shereefa
CHERMOSHANSKAYA BORLEE Olivia ISMAILA Halimat Monique
Yuliya RICHARDS Sanya LITVINOVA Lyudmila WILLIAMS Shericka
FEDORIVAAIeksandra MARIEN Hanna KEMASUODE Gloria WINEBERG Mary FIROVA Tatyana WILLIAMS Novlene

W O M E N ' S P O L E VAULT

Rank Athlete NOC Metres

Constantina Tomescu (ROU) won the marathon 1 © ISINBAYEVA Yelena RUS 5.05 WR
2© STUCZYNSKI Jennifer USA 4.80

Rank
1 ©
WOMEN'S 4 0 0 M HURDLES
Athlete
WALKER Melarne
NOC
JAM
S Time
52.64 OR
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6
7
FEOFANOVA Svetlana
GOLUBCHIKOVA Yuliya
PYREK Monika
HINGST Carolin
SPIEGELBURG Silke
RUS
RUS
POL
GER
GER
4.75
4.75
4.70
4.65
4.65
2O TOSTA Sheena USA 53.70 8 STEINER April USA 4.55
3O DANVERS Natasha GBR 53.84
4 RABCHENYUKAnastasiya UKR 53.96
5 JESIEN Anna POL 54.29
6 BIKERT Yekaterina RUS 54.96
7 HEJNOVA Zuzana CZE 54.97
8 ROSS-WILLIAMS Tiffany USA 57.55 Tirunesh Dibaba (1659) on her way to 5,000m gold

Rank
WOMEN'S 3,OOOM
STEEPLECHASE
Athlete I
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T
Time
WOMEN'S HIGH JUMP
Rank Athlete
,â^K^(^H
NOC Metres
1 © GALKINA Guiñara RUS 8:58,81 WR 1 ® HELLEBAUT Tia BEL 2.05
2O JEPKORIR Eunice KEN 9:07.41 2© VLASIC Blanka CRO 2.05
3© VOLKOVA Ekaterina RUS 9:07.64 3 « CHICHEROVAAnna RUS 2.03
4 PETROVA Tatyana RUS 9:12.33 4 SLESARENKO Yelena RUS 2.01
5 CASANDRA Cristina ROU 9:16,85 5 PALAMAR Vita UKR 1.99
6 NYANGAU Ruth Bislbori KEN 9:17.35 HOWARD Chaunte USA 1.99
7 AHMED Zemzem ETH 9:17.85 BEITIA Ruth ESP 1.96
8 JANOWSKA Wioletta POL 9:21.76 FRIEDRICH Ariane GER 1.96 Yelena Isinbayeva set yet another world record

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WOMEN'S LONG JUMP

Rank Athlete
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NOC Metres Rank

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Athlete zoicnnns
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NOC Time
1© MAGGI Maurren BRA 7.04 IO KANISKINA Olga RUS 26:31 OR
2© LEBEDEVA Tatyana RUS 7.03 20 PLATZER Kjersti NOR 27:07
3® OKAGBARE Blessing NGR 6.91 30 RIGAUDO Elisa ITA 27:12
4 HAMMOND Chelsea JAM 6.79 4 LIU Hong CHN 27:17
5 REESE Brittney USA 6.76 5 VASCO Maria ESP 27:25
6 UDMURTOVA Oksana RUS 6.70 6 PASCUAL Beatriz ESP 27:44
7 JOHNSON Jade GBR 6.64 7 LOUGHNANE Olive IRL 27:45
8 UPSHAW Grace USA 6.58 8 CABECINHAAna POR 27:46

WOMEN'S TRIPLE J U M P WOMEN'S HAMMER TH WOMEN'S MARATHON

Rank Athlete NOC Metres Rank Athlete NOC Metres Rank Athlete NOC Time
1© MBANGO Françoise CMR 15.39 OR 1 © MIANKOVAAksana BLR 76.34 OR 1 O TOMESCU Constantina ROU 2:26:44
2© LEBEDEVA Tatyana RUS 15.32 2© MORENO Yipsi CUB 75.20 20 NDEREBA Catherine KEN 2:27:06
3© DEVETZI Hrysopiyi GRE 15.23 3® ZHANG Wenxiu CHN 74.32 3© ZHOU Chunxiu CHN 2:27:07
4 RYPAKOVA Olga KAZ 15.11 4 PCHELNIK Darya BLR 73.65 4 ZHU Xiaolin CHN 2:27:16
5 SAVIGNEYargelis CUB 15.05 5 MONTEBRUN Manuela ERA 72.54 5 KOMU Martha KEN 2:27:23
6 SESTAK Marija SLO 15.03 6 WLODARCZYK Anita POL 71.56 6 YAMAUCHI Mara GBR 2:27:29
7 GUROVA Viktoriya RUS 14.77 7 CLARETTI Clarissa ITA 71.33 7 TIMOFEYEVA Irina RUS 2:27:31
8 PYATYKH Anna RUS 14.73 8 HRASMOVA Martina SVK 71.00 8 SIMON Lidia ROU 2:27:51

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Rank Athlete NOC Metres Rank Athlete NOC Metres
1© VILI Valerie NZL 20.56 1O SPOTAKOVA Barbora CZE 71.42
2© MIKHNEVICH Natallia BLR 20.28 2O ABAKUMOVA Mariya RUS 70.78
3© OSTAPCHUK Nadezhda BLR 19.86 3® OBERGFOLL Christina GER 66.13
4 GONZALEZ Misleydis CUB 19.50 4 SAYERS Goldle GBR 65.75
5 GONG Lijiao CHN 19.20 5 NERIUS Steffi GER 65.29
6 OMAROVAAnna RUS 19.08 6 MENENDEZ Osleldys CUB 63.35
7 KLEINERT Nadine GER 19.01 7 MADEJCZYK Barbara POL 62.02
8 LI Meiju CHN 19.00 8 MOLITOR Kathrina GER 59.64

WOMEN'S DISCUS THROW _ ! ^ H

WOMEN'S HEPTATHLON
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Rank Athlete NOC Metres Rank Athlete NOC Points
1 O BROWN Stephanie USA 64.74 1 © DOBRYNSKA Natallya UKR 6733
2© BARRIOS Yarelis CUB 63.64 2O FOUNTAIN Hyleas USA 6619
3© ANTONOVA Yelena UKR 62.59 3© CHERNOVA Tatyana RUS 6591
4 SONGAimin CHN 62.20 4 SOTHERTON Kelly GBR 6517
5 CECHLOVA Vera CZE 61.75 5 ZELINKA Jessica CAN 6490
6 ZVEREVA Ellina BLR 60.82 6 BOGDANOVAAnna RUS 6465
7 LI Yanfeng CHN 60.68 7 TYMINSKA Karolina POL 6428
8 ROBERT-MICHON Melina ERA 60.66 8 SCHWARZKOPF Lllli GER 6379

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1« TUFTE Olaf NOR 6:59.83 1 © POL 5:41.33
2© SYNEK Ondrej CZE 7:00.63 2© ITA 5:43.57
3« DRYSDALE Made NZL 7:01.56 3® FRA 5:44.34
4 MAEYENS Tim BEL 7:03.40 4 AUS 5:44,68
5 CAMPBELL Alan GBR 7:04.47 USA 5:47.64
6 KARONEN Lassi SWE 7:07.64 Norway's Olaf Tufte w o n single sculls gold again 6 GER 5:50.96

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Rank NOC Time JELINSKI MIchal GALTAROSSA BAHAIN Julien
1» AUS 6:37.44
^m AUS 6:27.77 Rossano
2© CAN 6:39.55 2© EST 6:29.05 KOROLAdam RANIERI Simone BERREST Cedric
3® NZL 6:44.19 39 GBR 6:29.10
4 GER 6:47.40 4 NZL 6:30.79
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George Stephen

Australia's golden pair Drew Ginn and Duncan Free

M E N ' S FOUR

Rank NOC Time

1 © GBR 6:06.57
2© AUS 6:07.85
3« ERA 6:09.31
4 SVN 6:11.62
5 CZE 6:16.56
6 GER 6:19.63
GBR AUS FRA
JAMES Tom RYAN Matthew DESPRES Julien
WILLIAMS Steve MARBURG James RONDEAU Benjamin
REED Peter MCKENZIE- CHARDIN Germain
MCHARG Cameron
TRIGGS-HODGE HEGERTY Francis MORTELETTE
Andrew Dorian

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1 © DEN 5:47.76
20 POL 5:49.39
3« CAN 5:50.09
4 ERA 5:51.22
GBR 5:52.12
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Rank NOC Time Rank NOC Time Rank Athlete NOC Time
1 0 GBR 6 10.99 1 • CAN 5:23.89 1 © NEIKOVA Rumyana BUL 7:22.34
2© GRE 6 11.72 20 GBR 5:25.11 2© GUERETTE Michelle USA 7:22,78
3« DEN 6 12.45 3« USA 5:25.34 3» KARSTEN Ekaterina BLR 7:23,98
4 ITA 6 16.15 4 NED 5:29.26 4 ZHANG Xiuyun CHN 7:25.48
5 CHN 6 16.69 5 POL 5:31.42 5 KNAPKOVA Mirka CZE 7:35.52
6 CUB 6 19.96 6 AUS 5:35.10 6 MICHALSKA Julia POL 7:43.44

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HUNTER Mark POLYMEROS Vasilelos QUIST Rasmus RUTLEDGE Ben STALLARD Tom SCHNOBRICH
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BYRNES James LUCY Tom BOYD Micah Rank NOC Time
WETZEL Jake EGINGTON Richard ALLEN Wyatt 1 © ROU 7:20.60
HOWARD WEST Josh WALSH Daniel 2© CHN 7:22.28
Malcolm 3® BLR 7:22.91
SEITERLE HEATHCOTE COPPOLA JR 4 GER 7:25.73
Dominic Alastair Steve NZL 7:28.80
KREEK Adam U\NGRIDGE Matt INMAN Joshua GBR 7:33.61
HAMILTON Kyle SMITH Colin VOLPENHEIN Bryan
PRICE Brian NETHERCOTTAcer MCELHENNEY ANDRUNACHE Georgeta WUYou BICHIKYulia
Canada edged out Briteln and the USA In the eight Marcus SUSANU Viorica GAO Yulan HELAKH Natallia

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Rank NOC Time
1 O NZL 7:07.32
2© GER 7:07.33
3® GBR 7:07.55
4 CHN 7:15.85
USA 7:17.53
CZE 7:25.09

EVERS-SWINDELL THIELE Ann-Katrin LAVERICK Elise

Double Dutch In the women's lightweight sculls
Georgina
EVERS-SWINDELL HUTH Christiane BEBINGTON
Caroline

WOMEN'S
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WOMEN'S L I G H T W E I ^ ^ F
DOUBLE SCULLS
Rank NOC
^i Time
QUADRUPLE S( 1 O NED 6:54.74
2O FIN 6:56.03
3© CAN 6:56.68
4 GER 6:56.72
CHN 7:01.90
6 GRE 7:04.61
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van der KOLK Kirsten STEN Sanna KOK Melanie Kirsten
van EUPEN Marit NIEMINEN Minna CAMERON Tracy

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ZHANG Yangyang GRAINGER Katherine SCHILLER
Stephanie Chinese joy after winning the quadruple sculls
WOMEN'S EIG
Rank
1©
•«•
NOC
USA
^ ^ ^
Time
6:05.34
2© NED 6:07.22
3© ROU 6:07.25
4 CAN 6:08.04
GBR 6:13.74
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LOGAN Ellie REPEUER van BARABAS Eniko
URIEL Roline
MICKELSON van RUMPT STRIMBESCHI
Anna Annemarieke Simona
FRANCIA Susan TANGER Helen PAPUC Ioana
UND Caroline SIEGELAAR Sarah ANDRUNACHE
Georgeta
DAVIES Caryn de HAAN Annemiek IGNAT Doina
WHIPPLE Mary WORKEL Ester GEORGESCU Elena

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10 UN Dan CHN 1 © ZHANG Ning CHN
2© LEE Chong Wei MAS 2 © XIE Xingfang CHN
3® CHEN Jin CHN 3O YULIANTI Maria Kristin INA
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5 GADE CHRISTENSEN Peter DEN 5 NEHWAL Saina IND
5 KUNCORO Sony Dwi INA 5 WONG Mew Choo MAS
5 HSIEH Yu-Hsing TPE 5 PI Hongyan FRA
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JEONG Keun-Woo ENRIQUEZ Michel CAHILL Trevor
JIN Kab-Yong GONZALEZ Norberto CUMMINGS Jeremy
KANG MInho GOURRIELYulieski DONALD Jason
KIM Dong-Joo LA HERA Miguel DUENSING Brian
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KIM Min-Jae MAYETA KERR Alexander HESSMAN Mike
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LEE Jin-Young OLIVERA Hector LAPORTA Matt
LEE Jong-Wook PALMA Adiel MARSON Lou
LEE Seung-Yuop PARET Eduardo NEAL Blaine
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5 ZHAKYPOV Birzhan KAZ
5 MASZCZYK Lukasz POL
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20 LAFFITAAndry CUB
3• PICARDI Vincenzo ITA
3• BALAKSHIN Georgi RUS
5 YUNUSOVAnvar TJK
5 ARROYO McWilliams PUR
5 CHERIE Oualid TUN
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20 LEON Yankiel CUB 2 0 DJELKHIR Khedafi ERA
30 JULIE Bruno MRI 3 0 KILIC Yakup TUR
3• GOJAN Veaceslav M DA 3 » IMRANOV Shanin AZE
5 KUMAR Akhil IND 5 CHADI Abdelkader ALG
5 MANZANILLA Hector VEN 5 SANTOS Arturo MEX
5 IKGOPOLENG Khumlso BOT 5 TORRENTE Idei CUB
5 PETCHKOOM Worapoj THA 5 LI Yang CHN

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20 SOW Daouda ERA
30 JAVAKHYAN Hrachik ARM
3• UGAS Yordanis CUB
5 PEREZ BALLESTAS Darley COL
5 HU Qing CHN
5 BAIK Jong-Sub KOR
5 POPESCU Georgian ROU

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5 KOVALEV Gennady RUS 5 MAHMUDOV Dilshod UZB
5 SAPIYEV Serik KAZ 5 ABDIN Hosam EGY
5 SEPAHVANDI Morteza IRI ANDRADE Demetrius USA
5 URANCHIMEG Munkh Erdone MGL JOHNSON Tureano BAH

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1 0 DEGALE James Frederick GBR
20 CORREA JR. Emilio CUB
3@ KUMAR Vijender IND
3m SUTHERLAND Darren IRL
5 BLANCO Alfonso VEN
5 ARTAYEV Bakhtlyar KAZ
5 GONGORA Carlos ECU
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ZHANG Xiaoping
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CHN
2 0 EGAN Kenneth IRL
3 @ SHYNALIYEV Yerkebuian KAZ
3• JEFFRIES Tony GBR
5 BENCHABLA Abdelhafid ALG
5 SILVA Washington BRA
5 KURBANOV Dzhakhon TJK
5 SZELLO Imre HUN

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20 RUSSO Clemente ITA 20 ZHANG Zhilei CHN
30 ACOSTA Osmay CUB 3® PRICE David GBR
3® WILDER Deontay USA 3® GLAZKOVVyacheslav UKR
5 M'BUMBAJohn ERA 5 MYRSATAEV Ruslan KAZ
5 USYK Oleksandr UKR 5 RIVAS TORRES Oscar COL
PAVLIDIS Ellas GRE 5 JAKSTO Jaroslavas LTU
ARJAOUI Mohamed MAR 5 OUATAH Newfel ALG

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Rank Athlete NOC Time Rank Athlete NOC Points

1 o WALLACE Ken AUS 37.252 3:26.323 1 o GRIMM Alexander GER 171.70
2O VAN KOEVERDEN Adam CAN 37.630 20 LARSEN Eirik Veras NOR 3:27.342 20 LEFEVRE Fabien ERA 173.30
3• BRABANTS Tim GBR 37.671 3® WALLACE Ken AUS 3:27.485 3Q BOUKPETI Benjamin TOG 173.45
4 LARSENEirik Veras NOR 37.949 4 FOUHY Ben NZL 3:29.193 4 RHEINISCH Eoin IRL 176.91
5 RYAHOV Anton RUS 38.187 5 HOFF Max GER 3:29.391 5 DRAPER Warwick AUS 177.85
6 VERECKEI Akos HUN 38.318 6 OSCARSSON Markus SWE 3:30.198 6 FORD David CAN 178.35
7 GUSTAFSSON Anders SWE 38.447 7 JANIC Stjepan CRO 3:30.495 7 OBLINGER Helmut AUT 178.83
8 FERGUSON Steven NZL 38.512 8 VAN KOEVERDEN Adam CAN 3:31.793 8 POPIELA Dariusz POL 179.68

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1 O BLR 2:55.714
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1® ESP 28.736 1 O GER 3 11.809 4 ITA 2:57.626
20 GER 28.827 20 DEN 3 13.580 5 HUN 2:59.009
3® BLR 30.005 30 ITA 3 14.750 POL 2:59.505
4 HUN 30.285 4 POL 3 14.828 CHN 3:00.078
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PEREZ Carlos WIESKOTTER Tim MAKHNEVVadzim HOLLSTEIN Martin POULSEN Rene FACCHIN Andrea Aliaksei Bjorn

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2O CAL FIGUEROA David ESP 48.397 2O CAL FIGUEROA David ESP 3:52.751 20 FLORENCE David GBR 178.61
3• CHEBAN Yuriy UKR 48.766 HALL Thomas CAN 3:53.653 3® BELL Robin AUS 180.59
4 GOUBEL Mathieu ERA 49.056 MINKOV Vadim UZB 3:54.237 4 ELOSEGUI ALKAIN Ander ESP 182.12
5 ZHUKOUSKI Aliaksandr BLR 49.092 5 ZHUKOUSKI Aliaksandr BLR 3:55.645 5 JEZEK Stanislav CZE 182.29
6 LI Qiang CHN 49.287 6 MIRONCIC Florin ROU 3:57.876 6 FRAKER Benn USA 183.14
7 MIRONCIC Florin ROU 49.861 7 GOUBEL Mathieu FRA 3:57.889 7 TSAKMAKIS Christos GRE 186.67
8 BARASZKIEWICZ Pawel POL 50.048 8 DITTMER Andreas GER 3:57.894 8 BIERYT Krzysztof POL 200.21

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Rank NOC Time Rank NOC Time

IO CHN 41.025 1 O BLR 3:36.365
20 RUS 41.282 2O GER 3:36.588
3© GER 41.964 3© HUN 3:40.258
4 BLR 41.996 4 ROU 3:40.342
5 CAN 42.450 5 CHN 3:40.593
6 ROU 43.195 CAN 3:41.165
7 BUL 43.971 POL 3:42.845
8 UKR 44.157 8 RUS 3:44.669

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20 CZE 192.89
30 RUS 197.37
4 ERA 198.19
5 ITA 204.12
6 GER 204.43

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Pavol Mikhail
HOCHSCHORNER STEPANEK Ondrej LARIONOV Dmitri
Chinese duo Meng Guanliang and Yang Wenjun successfully defended their men's C2 5üüm Olympic title Peter

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WOMEN'S K1 S O O M ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ B ^ ' ^ U
Rank
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2O IDEM Josefa ITA 1:50.677 2O LAWRENCE Jacqueline AUS 206.94 20 POL 42.092 ;
3O WAGNER-AUGUSTIN Katrin GER 1:51.022 30 OBLINGER-PETERS Violetta AUT 214.77 3© ERA 42.128
4 KOVACS Katalin HUN 1:51.139 4 TAKESHITAYuriko JPN 219.30 4 GER 42.899
5 ZHONG Hongyan CHN 1:52.220 5 STANUCH Agnieszka POL 221.08 5 JPN 43.291
6 PONOMARENKO Spela SLO 1:52.363 6 HERDE Ariane NED 231.99 6 AUS 43.969
7 WAINWRIGHT Lucy GBR 1:53.102 7 FER Emilie ERA 251.96 7 FIN 44.176
8 HUDSON Jennifer RSA 1:53.353 8 CORRIE Heather USA 270.88 8 CZE 44.870

HUN POL FRA

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Beata
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Rank NOC Time
1O GER 32.231
20 HUN 32.971 -'
3® AUS 34.704
4 POL 34.752
5 ESP 35.366
6 JPN 36.465
7 RSA 36.724
8 ITA 36.770

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REINHARDT Nicole SZABO Gabriella DAVIS Hannah
WAGNER-AUGUSTIN KOZAK Danusia MEEK Chantal
Katrin
WASSMUTH Conny JANICS Natasa FOGARTY Lyndsie

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1 O SANCHEZ Samuel ESP 6:23:49
20 REBELLÍN Davide ITA 6:23:49
3© CANCELLARA Fabian SUI 6:23:49
4 KOLOBNEVAIexandr RUS 6:23:49
5 SCHLECKAndy LUX 6:23:49
6 ROGERS Michael AUS 6:23:49
7 BOTERO Santiago COL 6:24:01
8 AERTS Mario BEL 6:24:01

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10 CANCELLARA Fabian SUI 02:11.43
20 LARSSON Gustav Erik SWE 02:44.79
3© LEIPHEIMER Levi USA 03:21.11
4 CONTADOR Alberto ESP 03:29.51
5 EVANS Cadel AUS 03:34.97
6 SANCHEZ Samuel ESP 04:37.24
7 TUFT Svein CAN 04:39.44
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10 WIGGINS Bradley GBR 1 0 STROMBERGS Maris LAT 0:36.190
20 ROULSTON Hayden NZL 20 DAY Mike USA 0:36.606
3© BURKE Steven GBR 3 0 ROBINSON Donny USA 0:36.972
4 MARKOV Alexei RUS 4 JIMENEZ Andres COL 0:39.137
5 DYUDYA Volodymyr UKR 5 VAN DEN WILDENBERG Rob NED 0:39.772
6 TAULER Toni ESP 6 GRAVES Jared AUS 2:19.233
7 PHINNEY Taylor USA NHLAPO Sifiso RSA DNF
8 SEROV Alexander RUS GODET Damien FRA DNF

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1 ® LLANERAS Joan ESP 60 J 1 0 HOY Chris GBR
20 KLUGE Roger GER 58 20 KENNY Jason GBR
3® NEWTON Chris GBR 56 30 BOURGAIN Mickael ERA
4 MEYER Cameron AUS 36 4 LEVY Maximilian GER
5 KIRYIENKAVasil BLR 34 5 SIREAU Kevin ERA
6 KREUTZFELDT Daniel DEN 29 6 MULDER Teun NED
7 BELL Zach CAN 27 7 BOS Theo NED
8 IIJIMA Makoto JPN 23 8 AWANG Azizul Hasni MAS

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5 GER 15
6 DEN 14
7 ERA 12
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1 0 HOY Chris GBR
20 EDGAR Ross GBR
3 0 NAGAI Kiyofumi JPN
4 KELLY Shane AUS
BERGEMANN Carsten GER
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1 0 ABSALON Julien ERA 1:55:59
20 PERAUD Jean-Christophe ERA 1:57:06
30 SCHURTER Nino SUI 1:57:52
4 SAUSER Christoph SUI 1:57:54
5 FONTANA Marco ITA 1:59:59
6 SOUKUP Christoph AUT 2:00:11
7 KILLEEN Liam GBR 2:00:14
8 LEJARRETA Inaki ESP 2:00:21

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1 O CHAUSSON Anne-Caroline FRA 0:35.976 1 0 VOS Marianne NED 30
20 LE CORGUILLE Laetitia ERA 0:38.042 20 GONZALEZ Yoanka CUB 18
3@ KINTNER Jill USA 0:38.674 3© OLABERRIA DORRONSORO Leire ESP 13
4 WALKER Sarah NZL 0:38.805 4 GALLE Maria Luisa COL 13
5 DIAZ Gabriela ARG 0:39.747 5 KALITOVSKA Lesya UKR 10
6 CALLISTO Nicole AUS 1:19.609 6 BATES Kate AUS 10
COOLS Samantha CAN DNF 7 JEULAND Pascale FRA 8
READE Shanaze GBR DSQ 8 SLYÜSAREVA Olga RUS 8

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1 O ROMERO Rebecca GBR
20 HOUVENAGHEL Wendy GBR
^ O KALITOVSKA Lesya UKR
SHANKS Alison NZL
5 HAMMER Sarah USA
6 SEREIKAITE Villja LTU
7 MACTIER Katie AUS
8 KOZLIKOVA Lada CZE

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Time
10 COOKE Nicole GBR 3:32:24
20 JOHANSSON Emma SWE 3:32:24
30 GUDERZO Tatiana ITA 3:32:24
4 SOEDER Christiane AUT 3:32:28
5 SERUPVILLUMSEN Linda DEN 3:32:33
6 VOS Marianne NED 3:32:45
7 DOPPMANN Priska SUI 3:32:45
Kristin Armstrong (USA) and the time trial medallists ^ m Sabine Spitz (GER) on her way to mountain bike gold 8 BRZEZNA Paulina POL 3:32:45

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45:11
20 MEARES Anna AUS 20 POOLEY Emma GBR 35:16.01 20 WLOSZCZOWSKA Maja POL 45:52
3® GUO Shuang CHN 3® THURIG Karin SUI 35:50.99 3 ® KALENTIEVA Irina RUS 46:28
4 KANIS Willy NED 4 LONGO-CIPRELLI Jeannie FRA 35:52.62 4 PENDREL Catherine CAN 46:37
5 SANCHEZ Clara ERA 5 THORBURN Christine USA 35:54.16 5 REN Chengyuan CHN 47:40
6 TZILINSKAYA Natalia BLR ARNDT Judith GER 35:59.77 6 H ENZI Petra SUI 48:41
7 REED Jennie USA SOLDER Christiane AUT 36:20.75 7 MCCONNELOÜG Mary USA 50:34
8 KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU DOPPMANN Priska SUI 36:27.79 8 GOULD Georgia USA 50:51

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2O LOPEZ Nicolas ERA 20 OTA Yuki JPN
3® COVALIU Mihai ROU 3® SANZO Salvatore ITA
4 PILLET Julien ERA 4 ZHU Jun CHN
5 TARANTINO Luigi ITA 5 JOPPICH Peter GER
6 SMART Keeth USA 6 CASSARA Andrea ITA
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Rank Athlete NOC
1 O HEIDEMANN Britta GER
20 BRANZAAna ROU
30 MINCZA-NEBALD lldiko HUN
4 LINa CHN
5 DUPUTZER Imke GER
6 CHUTOVA Lioubov RUS
7 FLESSEL-COLOVIC Laura FRA
8 SAMUELSSON Emma SWE

M E N ' S INDIVIDUAL EPEE W O M E N ' S INDIVIDUAL FOIL ^ 1 W O M E N ' S INDIVIDUAL SABRE ^ Ê

Rank Athlete NOC Rank Athlete NOC Rank Athlete NOC

10 TAGLIARIOL Matteo ITA 1 0 VEZZALI Valentina ITA 1 0 ZAGUNIS Marlel USA
20 JEANNET Fabrice FRA 20 NAM Hyun-Hee KOR 20 JACOBSON Sada USA
3® ABAJO Jose Luis ESP 3® GRANBASSI Margherita ITA 3• WARD Rebecca USA
4 BOCZKO Gabor HUN 4 TRILUNI Giovanna ITA 4 VELIKAIA Sophia RUS
5 JUNG Jin Sun KOR 5 KNAPEK Edina HUN 5 TAN Xue CHN
6 ZAWROTNIAK Radoslaw POL 6 LAMONOVA Eugyenia RUS 6 BAO Yingying CHN
7 GONFALONIERI Diego ITA 7 SUGAWARA Chieko JPN 7 BESBES Azza TUN
8 VERWIJLEN Bas NED 8 WAECHTER Katja GER 8 KHOMROVAYA Elena UKR

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10 UKR
20 CHN
3® USA
4 ERA
5 RUS
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CAN
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KHOMROVAYA Elena NI Hong JACOBSON Sada
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OLYMPIC R E V I E W RESULTS S 1
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20 NGR 20 BRA
BRA 30 GER
BEL JPN
ITA CAN
CIV CHN
NED NOR
CMR SWE

RIQUELME Juan ODEMWINGIE Peter RONALDINHO WAGNER Aly FORMICA PRINZ Birgit
MASCHERANO Javier AJILORE Oluwafeml DIEGO BOXX Shannon ANDREW SMISEK Sandra
MESSI Lionel ORASI Chinedu RENAN HUCLES Angela TANIA STEGEMANN Kerstin
SOSA Jose OKORONKWO SOBIS Rafael RAMPONE Christie PRETINHA HINGST Ariane
Solomon MARKGRAF Kate DANIELA UNGOR Renate
ZABALETA Pablo VANZEKIN Ambrose RAEINHA O'REILLY Heather MAYCON ANGERER Nadine
GARAY Ezegulel ARAM Onyekachi ANDERSON TARPLEY Lindsay SIMONE POHLERS Conny
GAGO Fernando ADELEYE Dele JO MITTS Heather ROSANA BRESONIK Unda
AGÜERO Sergio KAITA Sani MARCELO SOLO Hope CRISTIANE GAREFREKES Kerstin
NAVARRO Nicolas ISAAC Promise LUCAS CHALUPNY Lori MARTA MITTAG Anja
PAREJA Nicolas JAMES Monday PATO Alexandre LLOYD Carli RENATA COSTA HOLL Ursula
FAZIO Federico ADEFEMI Olubayo ILSINHO KAI Natasha ESTER BARTUSIAK Saskia
ROMERO Sergio NSOFOR Victor Obinna ALEX SILVA BARNHART Nicole ANDREIA ROSA PETER Babett
LAVEZZI Ezequiel ANICHEBE Victor DIEGO ALVES BUEHLER Rachel ERIKA KRAHNAnnike
BANEGA Ever OLUEEMI Oladapo THIAGO NEVES CHENEY Lauren FABIANA BEHRINGER Melanie
DI MARIA Angel AMBROSE Efe THIAGO SILVA HEATH Tobin BARBARA tJ\UDEHR Simone
ACOSTA Lautaro EZENWA Ikechukwu HERNANES RODRIGUEZ Amy FRANCIELLE BAJRAMAJ Fatmire
BUONANOHE Diego EKPO Emmanuel BRENO COX Stephanie MAURINE OKOYINO DA MBABI Celia
MONZÓN Luciano OKONKWO Chibuzo RAMIRES

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OLYMPIC R E V I E W RESULTS S 3
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Rank
1O
•^--
NOC
CHN
^M
«.-f Points
286.125
ARTISTIC MEN'S
FLOOR EXERCISE
Rank
1 0
Athlete
ZOU Kal
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ É B S
^ ^ ^ ^ ¡ ^ g j ^
NOÒ
CHN
Points
16.050
ARTISTIC MEN'S
POMMEL HORSE

Rank
1 0
Athlete
XIAO Qln
L^ -i-
NOC
CHN
Points
15.875
20 JPN 278.875 20 DEEERR Gervasio ESP 15.775 20 UDEFIIIp ORO 15.725
3» USA 275.850 3© GOLOTSUTSKOV Anton RUS 15.725 3© SMITH Louis GBR 15.725
4 GER 274.600 4 HAMBUECHEN Fabian GER 15.650 4 YANG Wei CHN 15.450
5 KOR 274.375 5 UCHIMURA Kohei JPN 15.575 5 TOMITA Hiroyuki JPN 15.375
RUS 274.300 6 HYPOUTO Diego BRA 15.200 6 KIM Ji Hoon KOR 15.175
ROU 274.175 7 DRAGULESCU Marian ROU 14.850 7 ARTEMEV Alexander USA 14.975
8 FRA 272.875 8 SHATILOV Alexander ISR 14.125 8 FUENTES Jose VEN 14.650

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CHEN Yibing SAKAMOTO Kokl BHAVSAR Raj
XIAO Qln NAKASE Takuya ARTEMEV Alexander
YANG Wei TOMITA Hiroyuki HAGERTY Joseph
ZOU Kal OKIGUCHI Makoto HORTON Jonathan
LI Xiaopeng UCHIMURA Kohei
HUANG Xu

ARTISTIC MEN'S

1 Rank Athlete
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ S S
INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION ^ ¡ ^
NOC Points
ARTISTIC MEN'S RINGS
Rank Athlete NOC
g^Vjfl
Points
ARTISTIC MEN'S VAULT
1 Rank Athlete NOC
| -i-
Points
1® YANG Wei CHN 94.575 1 0 CHEN Yibing CHN 16.600 1 0 BLANIK Leszek POL 16.537
20 UCHIMURA Kohei JPN 91.975 20 YANG Wei CHN 16.425 20 BOUHAIL Thomas ERA 16.537
3® CARANOBE Benoit ERA 91.925 3© VOROBYOV Olexander UKR 16.325 3® GOLOTSUTSKOV Anton RUS 16.475
4 TOMITA Hiroyuki JPN 91.750 4 COPPOUNO Andrea ITA 16.225 4 DRAGULESCU Marian ROU 16.225
5 KHORKHORDIN Sergei RUS 91.700 5 RODRIGUES Danny ERA 16.225 5 CARANOBE Benoit ERA 16.062
6 DEVIATOVSKI Maxim RUS 91.700 6 MORANDI Matteo ITA 16.200 6 KASPIAROVICH Dimitri BLR 16.050
7 HAMBUECHEN Fabian GER 91.675 7 STANESCU George Robert ROU 15.825 7 KOCZI Flavius ROU 15.925
8 YANG Tae-Young KOR 91.600 8 JOVTCHEV Jordan BUL 15.525 8 BOTELLA Isaac ESP 15.737

OLYMPIC R E V I E W RESULTS 5 5
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Rank
ARTISTIC M E N ' S
PARALLEL B A R S , , ^ ^

Athlete °
m
NOC
-f
Points Rank
ARTISTIC W O M E N ' S

Athlete
1^1
INDIVIDUAL C O M P E T I T I O I ^ H

NOC
-fPoints
1 © LI Xiaopeng CHN 16.450 1 O LIUKIN Nastia USA 63.325
2O YOO Won Chul KOR 16.250 2O JOHNSON Shawn USA 62.725
3® FOKIN Anton UZB 16.200 3 © YANG Yllln CHN 62.650
4 HAMBUECHEN Fabian GER 15.975 4 SEMENOVA Ksenia RUS 61.925
5 PETKOVSEK MItja SVN 15.725 5 NISTOR Steliana ROU 61.050
6 HUANG Xu CHN 15.700 6 JIANG Yuyan CHN 60.900
7 YANG Tae-Young KOR 15.650 7 PAVLOVA Anna RUS 60.825
8 KRYUKOV Nikolai RUS 15.150 8 IZBASA Sandra ROU 60.750

Rank
ARTISTIC M E N ' S
HORIZONTAL BAR

Athlete
m -i^
NOC Points Rank
A R T I S T I C W O M E N ' S WA

Athlete
M
r
NOC
' - ^
Points
1 O ZOU Kal CHN 16.200 1 O HONG Un Jong PRK 15.650
2O HORTON Jonathan USA 16.175 2© CHUSOVITINA Oxana GER 15.575
3® HAMBUECHEN Fabian GER 15.875 3© CHENG Fei CHN 15.562
4 CASSINA Igor ITA 15.675 4 SACRAMONE Alicia USA 15.537
5 NAKASE Takuya JPN 15.450 5 KAESLIN Ariella SUI 15.050
6 TOMITA Hiroyuki JPN 15.225 6 GIOVANNINI Cariotta ITA 14.550
7 ZONDERLAND Epke NED 15.000 7 BARBOSA Jade BRA 14.487
8 CUCHERAT Yann ERA 14.825 8 PAVLOVA Anna RUS 7.812

Rank
MEN'S TRAMPOLINE

Athlete NOC Points Rank

ARTISTIC W O M E N ' S
UNEVEN BARS

Athlete
b NOC
-fPoints
LU Chunlong CHN 41.00 Nastia Liukin (USA) won five medals at the Games 1 © HE Kexin CHN 16.725
2 O BURNETT Jason CAN 40.70 2O LIUKIN Nastia USA 16.725
3 ® DONG Dong CHN 40.60 3 O YANG Yllln CHN 16.650
SOTOMURA Tetsuya JPN 39.80 4 TWEDDLE Beth GBR 16.625
ARTISTIC W O M E N ' S TEAM , , ^ | H |
5 NIKITIN Yuri UKR 39.80 5 KOVAL Anastasia UKR 16.375
6 USHAKOV DImltri RUS 38.80 Rank NOC Points 6 SEMENOVA Ksenia RUS 16.325
7 RUSAKOV Alexander RUS 38.50 1 ® CHN 188.900 7 NISTOR Steliana ROU 15.575
8 KAZAK Nikolai BLR 38.10 20 USA 186.525 8 ZGOBA Darlya UKR 14.875
3® ROU 181.525
4 RUS 180.625
5 JPN 176.700
AUS 176.525 ARTISTIC W O M E N ' S B E A M , - ^
ERA 175.275 Rank Athlete NOC Points
8 BRA 174.875 1 0 JOHNSON Shawn USA 16.225
j^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^l 2© LIUKIN Nastia USA 16.025
YANGYilin LIUKIN Nastia ACATRINEIAndreea 3• CHENG Fei CHN 15,950
DENG Linlln PESZEK Samantha GRIGOREAndreea 4 PAVLOVA Anna RUS 15.900
JIANG Yuyan SLOAN Bridget NISTOR Stellana 5 DRAGOI Gabriela ROU 15.625
CHENG Fei JOHNSON Shawn TAMARJAN Anamaria 6 LI Shanshan CHN 15.300
HE Kexin SACRAMONE Alicia IZBASA Sandra 7 AFANASEVA Ksenia RUS 14.825
LI Shanshan MEMMEL Chellsie DRAGOI Gabriela 8 TSURUMI Koko JPN 14.450

5 6 OLYMPIC REVIEW RESULTS

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ARTISTIC W O M E N ' S
FLOOR EXERCISE _ ^ ^

Rank Athlete
1
NOC
-i-
Points
WOMEN'S

Rank Athlete
TRAMPOLINI
1
NOC
^
Points Rank
RHYTHMIC

Athlete
WOMEN'S
INDIVIDUAL A L L - B O U N H
NOC
RUS
^
Points
1 © IZBASA Sandra ROU 15.650 1 © HE Wenna CHN 37.80 1 O KANAEVA Eugenia 75.500
2O JOHNSON Shawn USA 15.500 2O COCKBURN Karen CAN 37.00 2O ZHUKOVA Inna BLR 71.925
3O LIUKIN Nastia USA 15.425 3O KHILKO Ekaterina UZB 36.90 3O BESSONOVA Anna UKR 71.875
4 JIANG Yuyan CHN 15.350 4 MOVCHAN Elena UKR 36.60 4 KAPRANOVA Olga RUS 71.700
5 KRAMARENKO Ekaterina RUS 15.025 5 KARAVAEVA Irina RUS 36.20 5 YUSUPOVAAIya KAZ 69.800
6 DOS SANTOS Daiane BRA 14.975 6 GOLOVINA Luba GEO 36.10 GARAYEVAAIiya AZE 69.675
7 CHENG Fei CHN 14.550 7 MACLENNAN Rosannagh CAN 35.50 GODUNKO Natalia UKR 68.850
8 PAVLOVA Anna RUS 14.125 8 DOGONADZEAnna GER 18.90 CID TOSTADO Almudena ESP 68.100

RHYTHMIC
WOMEN'S TEAM Í ^
Rank NOC Points
1 © RUS 35.550
2© CHN 35.225
3© BLR 34.900
4 ITA 34.425
5 BUL 33.550
6 ISR 32.100
AZE 31.575
8 UKR 31.100

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GORBUNONA CAI Tongtong IVANKOVA
Tatiana Nastassla
ZUEVA Natalia CHOU Tao LUNINAZinaida
ALIYCHUK SUI Jlan-Shuang SANKOVICH
Margarita Kseniya
SHKURIKHINA Daria SUN Dan TUMILOVICH Alina
GAVRILENKO Anna LU Yuanyang BABUSHKINAAIesia
POSEVINA Elena ZHANG Shuo MARTSINOVICH
HIafira

OLYMPIC R E V I E W RESULTS 5 7
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Rank
MEN'S 5 6 KG
Athlete
flP ^ ^
NOC
X
Weight
MEN'S 6 9 KG
Rank Athlete
j ^ ^ M
m
NOC
XWeight
MEN'S 8 5 KG

NOC Weight
1 © LONG Qingquan CHN 292 1 © LIAO Hul CHN 348 1 © LU Yong CHN 394
2O HOANG Anh Tuan VIE 290 2© DABAYA Véncelas FRA 338 2© RIBAKOU Andrei BLR 394 WR
3® IRAWAN Eko Yull INA 288 3O MARTIROSYAN Tigran G. ARM 338 3® MARTIROSYAN Tigran ARM 380
4 YANG Chinyi TPE 285 4 BORRERO Yordanis CUB 328 4 SEDOV Vladimir KAZ 380
5 CHA Kum Choi PRK 283 5 MIRZOYEV Turan AZE 327 5 VALLADARES Jadiel CUB 372
6 ALVAREZ Sergio CUB 272 6 KIM Choi Jin PRK 326 6 HENNEQUIN Benjamin ERA 367
7 WANG Shin-Yuan TPE 265 7 BAYRAMOV Afgan AZE 320 7 CHASHEMOV Mamsurbek UZB 367
8 IBRAHIM Amirul Hamizan MAS 265 8 SUPHALAK Sitthisak THA 318 8 FARRIS Kendrick USA 362

Rank
MEN'S 6 2 KG
Athlete
^ ^ 1
NOC
'X'
Weight Rank
MEN'S 7 7 KG
Athlete
. ^ ^ |
NOC
"X
Weight
MEN'S 9 4 KG

NOC Weight
1 O ZHANG Xiangxiang CHN 319 1 © SA Jae-Hyuk KOR 366 1 O lUN llya KAZ 406
2© SALAZAR Diego COL 305 2O LI Hongli CHN 366 2O KOLECKI Szymon POL 403
3@ Triyatno INA 298 3© DAFTYAN Gevorg ARM 360 3O AKKAEV Khadjimourad RUS 402
4 BUOI Antonio ROU 295 4 KIM Kwang-Hoon KOR 355 KASABIEV Arsen GEO 399
5 PHAISAN Hansawong THA 294 5 PEREPETCHONOV Oleg RUS 354 5 PASHAEV Nizami AZE 396
6 RUIZ Lazara CUB 294 6 CAMBAR Ivan CUB 353 6 HERNANDEZ Yohandrys CUB 393
7 HUDAYBERGENOV Tolkunbek TKM 288 7 KHACHATRYAN Ara ARM 353 7 FARBAD Asghar Ebrahimi IRI 392
8 ABDEL BAKI Mohamed EGY 288 8 SZRAMIAK Krzysztof POL 352 8 KONSTANTINOV Roman RUS 387

„...,... 1 'X'
Rank Athlete NOC Weight
1 © ARAMNAU Andrei BLR 436 WR
2© KLOKOV Dmitriy RUS 423
3O LAPIKOV Dmitry RUS 420
4 DOLEGA Marcin POL 420
5 AHMETOV Bakytbek KAZ 415
6 KUZILOV Albert GEO 409
7 ISTOMIN Sergey KAZ 406
8 DOLEGA Robert POL 405

Rank
MEN'S +105 KG ^ ^ M
Athlete NOC
'X
Weight
1 © STEINER Matthias GER 461
2O CHIGISHEV Evgeny RUS 460
3® SCERBATIS Viktors LAT 448
4 UDACHIN Artem UKR 442
5 SHYMECHKO Ihor UKR 433
6 SHARIFI SADEH Rashid IRI 426
KLESZCZ Grzegorz POL 419
VELAGICAImIr GER 413

OLYMPIC REVIEW RESULTS 5 9

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WOMEN'S 6 3 KG

Rank Athlete NOC

'X
Weight
1 © PAK Hyon Suk PRK 241
2O NEKRASSOVA Irina KAZ 240
3© LU Ying-Chi TPE 231
4 GIRARD Christine CAN 228
5 NGUYEN Thi Thief VIE 225
6 KIM Soo-Kyung KOR 225
7 KASYIRE Ruth NOR 224
8 ACOSTA Luz MEX 223

W O M E N ' S 4 8 Kl WOMEN'S 6 9 KG

Rank Athlete NOC Weight • Rank Athlete NOC Weight

1 O CHEN Xiexia CHN 212 1 O LIU Chunhong CHN 286 WR
2O OEZKAN Sibel TUR 199 2© SLIVENKO Oxana RUS 255
3© CHEN Wei-Ling TPE 196 3® DAVYDOVA Nataliya UKR 250
4 IM Jyoung-Hwa KOR 196 SOLIS Leidy COL 240
5 LAOSIRIKUL Pensiri THA 195 5 ABDELRAHMAN Abir EGY 238
6 MIYAKE Hirami JPN 185 6 MEDINA Angela COL 230
7 NOEL Melanie ERA 177 7 BATYUSHKO Anna BLR 225
8 OSHIRO Misaki JPN 172 8 SAITO Rika JPN 209 Eventual 75kg winner Cao Lel

WOMEN'S 5 3 K G ^ m
Rank Athlete NOC
'X
Weight
WOMEN'S 7 5 KG ^ ^ H
Rank Athlete NOC
y.
Weight
1® JAROENRATTP THA 221 1 © CAD Lei CHN 282 WR
2O YUN Jin-Hee KOR 213 2© VAZHENINAAIIa KAZ 266
3• NOVIKAVA Anastassia BLR 213 3© EVSTYUKHINA Nadezhda RUS 264
4 RUMBEWAS Raema Lisa INA 206 4 KULESHA Iryna BLR 255
5 CONTRERAS Yuderki DOM 204 5 VALENTIN Udia ESP 250
6 ROACH Melanie USA 193 6 AGUIRRE Damaris MEX 245
7 ROHDE Julia GER 185 7 VALOYES Ubaldina COL 244
8 TOUA Dika PNG 184 8 LASSEN Jeane CAN 240

WOMEN'S 5 8 K G ^ H
Rank Athlete
a 'X NOC Weight
WOMEN'S +75 K < d ^ H
Rank Athlete NOC
y.
Weight
1 ® CHEN Yanqing CHN 244 OR 1® JANG Mi-Ran KOR 326 WR
2O CHAINOVA Marina RUS 227 2© KOROBKA OIha UKR 277
3® 0 Jong Ae PRK 226 30 GRAGOVETSKAYA Maria KAZ 270
4 KAMEAIM Wandee THA 226 4 OPELOGE Ele SAM 269
5 ESCOBAR Alexandra ECU 223 5 USMAN Mariam NGA 265
BEGAJ Romela ALB 216 6 HAWORTH Cheryl USA 259
KLEJNOWSKAAIeksandra POL 215 7 DOVHAL Yuliya UKR 258
COCOS Roxana ROU 204 8 LOVELY Deborah AUS 248

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ABALO Luc ASGEIRSSON Sfuria BARRUFET David AAMODT Ragnhild ANDRYUSHINA AN Jung-Hwa
ABATI Joel ATLASON Amor BELAUSTEGUI Ion Ekaterina
BURDET Cedric FRITZSON Bjarni DAVIS David BREIVANG Karollne BLIZNOVA Irina BAE Min-Hee
DINART Didier GEIRSSON Logi ENTRERRIOS FRAEJORD Marit Malm DMITRIEVA Elena CHOI Im-Jeong
Alberto GRIMSBOKariAalvik KAREEVAAnna HONG Jeong-Ho
FERNANDEZ Jerome GUDJONSSON Snorri ENTRERRIOS Raul HAMMERSENG Grò MARENNIKOVA HUN Soon-Young
GILLE Bertrand GUDMUNDSSON GARABAYA Ruben Ekaterina
Hreidar HARALDSEN Katrine POLENOVA Elena KIM Cha-Youn
GILLE Guillaume GUNNARSSON Robert GARCIA Juan Lunde
GIRAULT Olivier GUSTAVSSON HOMBRADOS Jose JOHANSEN Karl Mette POLTORATSKAYA Irina KIM Nam-Sun
Bjorgvin Pali Javier LARSEN Tonje POSTNOVA KIM O-Na
GUIGOU Mickael HALLGRIMSSON Asgeir LOZANO Demetrio Liudmila
KARABATIC Nikola INGIMUNDARSON MALMAGRO Cristian LUNDE Kristine ROMENSK(\YA Oksana LEE Min-Hee
Ingimundur NOSTVOLD Tonje SHIPILOVA Natalia MOON Pil-Hee
KARABOUE Daouda JAKOBSSON Sverre PRIETO Carlos NYBERG Katja SIDOROVA Maria OH Seong-Ok
KEMPE Christophe PETERSSON ROCAS Albert RIEGELHUTH SUSLINA Inna OH Young-Ran
Alexander Linn-Kristin
NARCISSE Daniel SIGURDSSON Gudjon ROMERO Iker SNORROEGGEN GoriI TUREY Emiliya PARK Chung-Hee
OMEYER Thierry SIGURDSSON Sigfus TOMAS Victor SORLIE-LYBEKK USKOVAYana SONG Hai-Rim
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BIEDERU\CK ABBOTT Desmond AGLIOni Marilyn CHEN Quiqi AICEGA Magdalena
Sebastian BOOIJ Minke CHEN Zhaoxia AYMAR Luciana
HAUKE Tobias ALEGRE Ramon BROWN Kiel DE GOEDE Eva FU Baorong DE LA PAZ
EUERSTE Morte AMAT Pol BROOKS Travis HERNANDEZ Maria
KELLER Florian ARBOS Eduard DE YOUNG Liam DE ROEVER Lisanne GAO Lihua BARRIONUEVO Noel
KORN Oliver CORTES Erancisco DOERNER Luke DIJKSTRA Wleke HUANG Junxia BURKART Claudia
MEINERT Niklas ENRIQUE Sergi DWYER Jamie GODERIE Maartje CHENG Hui GARCIA Agustina Soledad
MONTAG Jan-Marco FABREGASAlex GEORGE Bevan HOOG Ellen U Hongxia GONZALEZ OLIVA
MUELLER Maximilian FABREGAS Francisco GUEST David Mariana
NEVADO-GONZALES FERNANDEZ Juan HAMMOND Robert MOREIRA DE MELO LI Shuang GULU\ Alejandra
Carlos Fatima
WEINHOLD Max EREIXA Santi KAVANAGH Fergus MULDER Eefke MAYìbo KANEVSKY Giselle
WEISSENBORN Tibor GARZA Rodrigo KNOWLES Mark PAUMEN Maartje PAN Fengzheng LUCHETTI Rosario
WESS Benjamin OLIVA Roc LAMBERT Stephen POLKAMP Sophie REN Ye MARGALOT Mercedes
WESSTimo RIBAS Xavier MATHESON Eli SCHOPMAN Janneke SONG Qingling REBECCHI Caria
WITTE Philip SALA Albert OCKENDEN Eddie SMABERS Minke TANG Chunling ROSSI Mariana
WITTHAUS Matthias SOJO Victor SCHUBERT Grant VAN AS Naomi ZHANG Yimeng RUSSO Marine
ZELLER Christopher TUBAU Eduard SMITH Andrew VAN GEENHUIZEN Mlek ZHAOYudlao SUCCI Beien
ZELLER Philipp WELLS Matthew WELTEN Lidewlj ZHOUWanfeng VUKOJICIC Paola Spain won the men's silver medal

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Rank Athlete NOC Rank Athlete NOC 1 Rank Athlete NOC

1© CHOI Min-Ho KOR 10 MAMMADLI EInur AZE 10 BISCHOF Ole GER
20 PAISCHER Ludwig AUT 20 WANG Kl-Chun KOR 20 KIM Jae-Bum KOR
3« HOUKES Ruben NED 3» GUILHEIRO Leandro BRA 3« CAMILO Tiago BRA
3» SOBIROV Rishod UZB 3» BOKIEV Rasul TJK 3# GONTYUK Roman UKR
5 DRAGIN DImitrl ERA 5 VAN TICHELT Dirk BEL 5 ELMONT Guillaume NED
5 YEKUTIEL Gal ISR 5 MALOMATAII IRI 5 DAMDINSUREN Nyamkhuu MGL
7 WILL Frazer CAN 7 BELODED Gennady UKR 7 BURTON Euan GBR
7 FALLON Craig GBR 7 KANAMARU Yusuke JPN 7 KRAWCZYK Robert POL

M E N ' S 81-SO K G ^ ^ ^ ^ Ê
#
Rank Athlete NOC
1 0 TSIREKIDZE Irakli GEO
20 BENYEKLEF Amar ALG
3 • MESBAH Hesham EGY
3« ASCHWANDEN Sergei SUI
5 PERSHIN Ivan RUS
5 DAFREVILLE Yves Matthieu ERA
7 KAZUSIONAKAndrey BLR
7 SANTOS Eduardo BRA

MEN'S 9 0 - 1 0 0 KG ^ ^ ^ P j r ^ J
Rank Athlete NOC
1 0 NAIDAN Tuvshlnbayar MGL
20 ZHITKEYEVAskhat KAZ
30 MIRALIYEV Movlud AZE
3» GROL Henk NED
5 MATYJASZEK Przemyslaw POL
5 ZHORZHOLIANI Levan GEO
7 HADFI Daniel HUN
Japan's Masato Uchishlba (white) throws Benjamin Darbelet (Fre) and wins the 60-66 kg gold medal 7 JANG Sungho KOR

MEN'S 60-66 ^ ^ ^ ' ^ Ê ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ B Î Ç ^ ^ M MEN'S OVER 1 0 0 KG ^ ^ B j V ^

Rank Athlete NOC Rank Athlete NOC
1 © UCHISHIBA Masato JPN 1 m ISHII SatoshI JPN ;
20 DARBELET Benjamin ERA 20 TANGRIEVAbdullo UZB
3® ARENCIBIA Yordanis CUB 3• BRAYSON Oscar CUB
3« PAK Choi Min PRK 3® RINER Teddy FRA
5 GADANOVAlim RUS 5 RODAKI Mohammad Reza IRI
5 SHARIPOV Mirali UZB 5 GUJEJIANI Lasha GEO
7 ELHADYAmeen EGY 7 TMENOVTamerlan RUS
7 CASALE Giovanni ITA Tuvshlnbayar Naldan won Mongolia's first Olympic gold 7 SCHLITTLER Joao BRA

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WOMEN'S 4 8 - 5 2 KG ^ B j F ^ J
Rank Athlete NOC
1O XIAN Dongmel CHN
20 AN Kum Ae PRK
3• HADDAD Soraya ALG
3• NAKAMURA Misato JPN
5 KALIYEVA Sholpan KAZ
5 KIM Kyung-Ok KOR
HEYLEN Use BEL
CARRASCOSA Ana ESP

WOMEN'S 5 2 - 5 7 KG
Rank Athlete
^ ^ ^ ^ B j ^ ^
NOC
WOMEN'S 7 0 - 7 8 KG

Rank Athlete
^SSi
1 0 QUINTAVALLE Giulia ITA 1« YANG Xiull
20 GRAVENSTIJN Deborah NED 2O CASTILLO Yalennis CUB
3® XU Yan CHN 3• JEONG Gyeong-Mi KOR
3• LIMA CUADROS Ketleyn BRA 3« POSSAMAI Stephanie ERA
5 HAREL Barbara ERA 5 SILVA Edinancia ESP
5 PEKLI Maria AUS 5 SAN MIGUEL Esther BRA
SATO Aiko JPN 7 PUREVJARGAL Lkhamdegd MGL
Alina Dumitru (ROU) won gold in the women's 48kg BACZKO Bernadett HUN 7 WOLLERT Heide GER

WOMEN'S 4 8 ' ^ G ' ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ B j ^ j J WOMEN'S 5 7 - 6 3 KG - ^ B l V v J

Rank Athlete NOC JRank Athlete NOC

^m DUMITRU Alina ROU 1 ® TANIMOTO Ayumi JPN
20 BERMOIT Yanet CUB 20 DECOSSE Lucie ERA
3• PARETO Paula ARG 3• WILLEBOORDSE Elisabeth NED
3 • TANI Ryoko JPN 3• WON Ok Im PRK
5 PAK Ok Song PRK 5 GONZALEZ Driulis CUB
5 BOGDANOVA Ludmila RUS 5 HEILL Claudia AUT
HORMIGO Ana POR 7 ZOLNIR Urska SLO
CSERNOVICZKI Eva HUN 7 BARRETO Isis VEN China's Tong Wen (right) on her way to gold

WOMEN'S 6 3 - 7 0 KG
Rank Athlete
^ ^ V j l ^ f l
NOC
W O M E N ' S OVER 7 8

Rank Athlete
^8Si
'*i'^f' 1 •
20
3•
3•
UENO Masae
HERNANDEZ Anaisis
BOSCH Edith
ROUSEY Ronda
JPN
CUB
NED
USA
i«
2O

3•
TONG Wen
TSUKADA Maki
ORTIZ BOUCURT Idalis
POLAVDER Lucija
CHN
JPN
CUB
SLO
5 IGLESIAS Leire ESP 5 KIM Nayoung KOR
5 BOEHM Annett GER 5 DORJGOTOVTserenkhand MGL
MESZAROS Anett HUN 7 RAMADAN Samah EGY
Giulia Quintavalle (ITA) celebrates 52-57kg gold ALVEAR Yuri COL 7 MONDIERE Anne-Sophie ERA

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Technology from GE
in green not gold.
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Olympic Games, lighting at Olympic events, clean reuse water for the Notional
Stadium, and GE's efficient aircraft engine is helping to provide transportation
of athletes and people from around the world to Beijing. For the good of the
Games, for the good of the planet. To learn more about ecomagination,
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MEN'S FREESTYLE i W R ^ A l MEN'S FREESTYLE ^ ^ ^ ^ V ( \ * A |

UP TO 5 5 KG 'm ^ " j T ^ i 7 4 TO 8 4 KG ^^^^BATAfl
Rank Athlete NOC Rank Athlete NOC
1 ® CEJUDO Henry USA 1 • MINDORASHVILI Revaz GEO
20 MATSUNAGATomohiro JPN 20 ABDUSALAMOVYusup TJK
3• VELIKOV MARINOV Radoslav BUL 3» DAN KO Taras UKR
3 • KUDUKHOV Besik RUS 3• KETOEV Georgi RUS
5 SEVDIMOV Namlg AZE 5 BALCI Serhat TUR
5 MANSUROV Dilshod UZB 5 BICHINASHVILI David GER
7 GADSHIEV Rlzvan BLR 7 TEMREZOV Nauruz AZE
8 GOCHASHVILI Besarion GEO 8 YENOKYAN Harutyun ARM

MEN'S FREESTYLE ^^^^^B7v*A| MEN'S FREESTYLE '^«•L^VCXTAI

5 5 TO 6 0 KG ^ ^ ^ ^ B A T á i 8 4 TO 9 6 KG 'WÊ^^mwdÊ
Rank Athlete NOC Rank Athlete NOC
1 0 BATIROV Mavlet RUS 10 MURADOV ShirvanI RUS
20 FEDORISHIN Vasyl UKR 20 TIGIEVTaimuraz KAZ
3• YUMOTO Kenichi JPN 3• GOGCHELIOZE Georgi GEO
3• PAHNEHKALAEI Seyed IRI 3• GAZUMOV Khetag AZE
5 BAZARGURUEV Bazar KGZ 5 BATISTA Michel CUB
5 GUSSEINOVZelimkhan AZE 5 TIBILOV Georgi UKR
7 RAMAZANOV Mourad MKD 7 KURBANOV Kurban UZB
8 QUINTANA Yandro CUB 8 KISS Gergo HUN

MEN'S FREESTYLE ^^^^^•(\*Al MEN'S GRECO- i^^B(V*Al

6 0 TO 6 6 KG ^^^^ÊmwAm ROMAN UP TO 5 5 KG .^^BlTjfl
Rank Athlete NOC Rank Athlete NOC
1 • SHAHIN Ramazan TUR 10 MANKIEV Nazir RUS
20 STADNIK Andrey UKR 20 BAYRAMOV Rovshan AZE
3 • TUSHISHVILI Otar GEO 30 AMOYAN Roman ARM
3• KUMAR Sushil IND 3• PARK Eun-Chul KOR
5 GARZÓN Geandry CUB 5 HERNANDEZ Jagniel CUB
5 SPIRIDONOV Leonid KAZ 5 SORYAN REIHANPOUR Hamid IRI
7 FARNIEV Irbek RUS 7 FRIS Kristijan SRB
8 BUYANJAV Batzorig MGL Henry Cejudo grapples with Radoslav Marinov Velikov 8 MANGO Spencer USA

Rank
1 •
M E N ' S FREESTYLE
6 6 TO 7 4 KG

Athlete
SAITIEV Bouvaisa
l^SI NOC
RUS 1«
M E N ' S FREESTYLE
9 6 TO 1 2 0 KG

TAIMAZOV Artur
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Rank
1 •
MEN'S G R E C O - R O M A r ^ ^ ^ ^ V r i * J S |
5 5 TO 6 0 KG
Athlete
ALBIEV Islambek
^^^MwaM
NOC
RUS
20 TIGIEV Soslan UZB 2O AKHMEDÜV Bakhtiar RUS 20 RAHIMQV Vitaly AZE
3 • GAIDAROV Mourad BLR 3• MUSULBES David SVK 3• TENGIZBAYEV Nurbakyt KAZ
3 • TERZIEV Kiril BUL 3« MUTALIMOV Marid KAZ 3• TUMENBAEV Ruslan KGZ
5 GHEORGHITA Stefan ROU 5 RODRIGUEZ Disney CUB 5 MONZÓN Roberto CUB
5 FUNDORA Ivan CUB 5 MASOUMI Fardin IRI 5 SHENG Jiang CHN
7 ASKREN Ben USA 7 MOCCO Stephen USA 7 NAZARIAN Armen BUL
8 GITINOV Arsen KGZ 8 AURELI Otto HUN 8 DIACONO Eusebiu ROU

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MEN'S GRECO-ROMAN MEN'S GRECO-ROMAN W O M E N ' S FREESTYLE
6 0 TO 6 6 KG 8 4 TO 9 6 KG, 5 5 TO 6 3 KG

Rank Athlete NOC ^ Rank Athlete Rank Athlete

1 © GUENOT Steeve ERA IO KHUSHTOVAslanbek RUS 1 O ICHO KaorI JPN
2O BEGALIEV Kanatbek KGZ 2O ENGLICH Mirko GER 20 KARTASHOVA Alena RUS
3• VARDANYAN Armen UKR 3m WHEELER Adam USA 3® SHALYGINA Elena KAZ
SEMENOV Mikhail BLR 3® MAMBETOV Asset KAZ 3» MILLER Randi USA
BAYAKHMETOV Darkhan KAZ 5 HAN Tae-Young KOR 5 GOLLIOT-LEGRAND Lise ERA
5 GERGOV Nikolay BUL 5 SVEC Marek CZE 5 DUGRENIER Martine CAN
7 KOVALENKO Sergey RUS 7 EZERSKIS Mindangas LTU 7 VASEVA Ellna BUL
8 LOERINCZ Tamas HUN 8 GURÍ Elis ALB 8 MICHALIK-ROGIEN Monika POL

MEN'S GRECO-ROMAN
6 6 TO 7 4 KG
Rank
1 ©
Athlete
KVIRKVELIA Manuchar
^BtÍSAl
^ B j T á i
NOC
GEO
MEN'S GRECO-ROMAN
9 6 TO 120 K G ^ ^ ^
Rank
1 O
Athlete
LOPEZ Mijain
1
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mñ NOC
CUB
2O CHANG Youngxiang CHN 2O BAROEV Khassan RUS
3« GUENOT Christophe ERA 3© MIZGAITIS Mindangas LTU
3® YANAKIEVYavor BUL 3« PATRIKEEVYouri ARM
5 MIKHALOVICH Aleh BLR 5 SZCZEPANIAK Yannick FRA
BACSI Peter HUN SJOEBERG Jalmar SWE
SAMOURGASHEVVarteres RUS BYERS Dremlel USA
MELYOSHIN Roman KAZ DEAK BARDOS Mihaly HUN

WOMEN'S FREESTYLE ^^KCKZAM

""™"""° mm%
Rank Athlete NOC
1 0 HUYNH Carol CAN
2O ICHO Chiharu JPN
3O MELNIK Irina UKR
3# STAONYK Maria AZE
5 BAKATYUK Tatyana KAZ
5 CHUN Clarissa USA
7 BOUBRYEMM Vanessa ERA
Kaori Icho (JPN) takes on Alena Kartashova (RUS) 8 KIM Hyung-Joo KOR Carol Huynh (CAN) won the women's 48kg freestyle

MEN'S G R E C O - R O M A N ^ ^ ^ ^ V ^ * A l WOMEN'S F R E E S T Y L E ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ V r l * X l WOMEN'S F R E E i ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ r t * A l

7 4 TO 8 4 KG ^^BATâi 4 8 TO 5 5 KG ''^^^Mwám 6 3 TO 7 2 KG B l T â i
Rank Athlete NOC Rank Athlete NOC Rank Athlete NOC
1 m MINGUZZI Andrea ITA 1 © YOSHIDA Saorl JPN 1 © WANG Jiao CHN
2O FODOR Zoltan HUN 2O XU Li CHN 2O ZLATEVA HRISTOVA Stanka BUL
3• AVLUCA Nazmi TUR 3© RENTERÍA Jacqueline COL 3« WIESZCZEKAgnleska POL
5 NOUMONVI Melanin FRA 3® VERBEEK Tonya CAN 3® HAMAGUCHI Kyoko JPN
5 MA Sanyi CHN 5 NERELL Ida-Theres SWE 5 BERNARD All USA
7 FOROV Denis ARM 5 PAVAL Ana Maria ROU 5 UNDA Maider ESP
8 GADABADZE Shalva AZE 7 SMIRNOVA Olga KAZ 7 SCHAETZLE Anita GER
DSQ ABRAHAMIAN Ara SWE 8 GOLTS Natalya RUS 8 CONCEICAO Rosangela BRA

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MEN ^B^^B ^
Rank Athlete NOC Points
10 MOISEEV Andrei RUS 5632
20 KRUNGOLCAS Edvinas LTU 5548
3• ZADNEPROVSKIS Andrejus LTU 5524
4 QIAN Zhenhua CHN 5516
5 GEBHARDT Steffen GER 5480
6 MICHALIK Michal CZE 5460
7 TYMOSHCHENKO Pavio UKR 5436
8 SOTO Oscar MEX 5420

WOMEN ^^^^^1 ^
Rank Athlete NOC Points
1 0 SCHOENEBORN Lena GER 5792
20 FELL Heather GBR 5752
3® TERESHCHUK VIktoria UKR 5672
4 SAMUSEVICH Anastasia BLR 5640
5 CHEN Qian CHN 5612
BOENISZ Paulina POL 5564
LIVINGSTON Katie GBR 5548
MEDANYAya EGY 5544

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MEN'S 5 0 M F R E E S T Y L E ^ ^ ^ê M E N ' S 4 0 0 M FREESTYLE

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Rank Athlete NOC Time Rank Athlete NOG Time
1 O CIELO Cesar BRA 21.30 OR 1 0 PARK Tae-Hwan KOR 3:41.86
20 LEVEAUX Amaury ERA 21.45 20 ZHANG Lin CHN 3:42.44
3® BERNARD Alain ERA 21.49 3® JENSEN Larson USA 3:42.78
4 CALLUS Ashley AUS 21.62 4 VANDERKAAY Peter USA 3:43.11
5 WILDMAN-TOBRINER Ben USA 21.64 5 MELLOULI Oussama TUN 3:43.45
6 SULLIVAN Eamon AUS 21.65 6 HACKETT Grant AUS 3:43.84
7 SCHOEMAN Roland RSA 21.67 7 PRILUKOV Yuri RUS 3:43.97
8 NYSTRAND Stefan SWE 21.72 8 LOBINTSEV Nikita RUS 3:48.29 Japan's Kosuke Kitajima won double breaststroke gold

Oussama Mellouli en route to 1500m freestyle gold

Rank
M E N ' S 1 0 0 M FREESTYLE

Athlete
L'
NOC Time
.,1

1 ® BERNARD Alain ERA 47.21

20 SULLIVAN Eamon AUS 47.32
3® LEZAK Jason USA 47.67
3® CIELO Cesar BRA 47.67
5 VAN DEN HOOGENBAND Pieter NED 47.75
6 FERNS Lyndon RSA 48.04
7 TARGETT Matthew AUS 48.20
8 NYSTRAND Stefan SWE 48.33

M E N ' S 2 0 0 M FREESTYLE
íH M E N ' S 1 5 0 0 M FREESTYLE
^
MEN'S l O O M ^ ^ ^ H
BREASTSTROKE M ^ê
Rank Athlete NOC Time Rank Athlete NOC Time Rank Athlete NOC Time
1 • PHELPS Michael USA 42,96 WR 1® MELLOULI Oussama TUN 14:40.84 1® KITAJIMA Kosuke JPN 0:58.91 WR
2 0 PARK Tae-Hwan KOR 44.85 20 HACKETT Grant AUS 14:41.53 20 OEN Alexander NOR 0:59.20
3 ® VANDERKAAY Peter USA 45.14 3® COCHRANE Ryan CAN 14:42.69 3® DUBOSCQ Hugues ERA 0:59.37
4 BASSON Jean RSA 45.97 4 PRILUKOV Yuri RUS 14:43.21 4 HANSEN Brendan USA 0:59.57
5 BIEDERMANN Paul GER 46,00 5 JENSEN Larsen USA 14:48.16 5 RICKARD Brenton AUS 0:59.74
6 MEICHTRY Dominik SUI 46.95 6 DAVIES David GBR 14:52.11 6 SLUDNOV Roman RUS 0:59.87
7 OKUMURAYoshihiro JPN 47.14 7 ZHANG Lin CHN 14:55.20 7 BORYSIK Igor UKR 1:00.20
8 RENWICK Robbie GBR 47.47 8 SUN Yang CHN 15:05.12 8 GANGLOFF Mark USA 1:00.24

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Michael Phelps (USA) became the most successful Olympian in history after winning eight gold medals In the pool, taking his tally to 14 golds from just two Games

MEN'S 2 0 0 M
BREASTSTROKE MEN'S 100M BACKSTROKE M E N ' S 1 0 0 M BUTTERFLY

Rank Athlete NOC Time Rank Athlete NOC Time Rank Athlete NOC Time
1 O KITAJIMA Kosuke JPN 2:07.64 OR 1 O PEIRSOL Aaron USA 52.54 WR 1 O PHELPS Michael USA 50.58 OR
20 RICKARD Brenton AUS 2:08.88 20 GREVERS Matthew USA 53.11 20 CAVIC Milorad SRB 50.59
3© DUBOSCQ Hugues ERA 2:08.94 3® VYATCHANIN Arkady RUS 53.18 3© LAUTERSTEIN Andrew AUS 51.12
4 BROWN Mike CAN 2:09.03 3« STOECKEL Hayden AUS 53.18 4 CROCKER Ian USA 51.13
5 GYURTA Daniel HUN 2:09.22 5 DELANEY Ashley AUS 53.31 5 DUNFORD Jason KEN 51.47
6 SPANN Scott USA 2:09.76 6 TANCOCK Liam GBR 53.39 6 FUJII Takuro JPN 51.50
7 FACCI Loris ITA 2:10.57 7 WILDEBOER Aschwin ESP 53.51 7 SERDINOVAndhy UKR 51.59
8 ROSSINI Paolo ITA 2:11.48 8 MIYASHITA Junichi JPN 53.99 8 PINI Ryan PNG 51.86

Rank
MEN'S 2 0 0 M

Athlete
BACKSTROKE

NOC
^
Time Rank
MEN'S 2 0 0 M

Athlete
BUTTERFLY

NOC
l'^Time
1 ® LOCHTE Ryan USA 53.94 WR 1 O PHELPS Michael USA 52.03 WR
2O PEIRSOL Aaron USA 54,33 20 CSEH Laszio HUN 52.70
3O VYATCHANIN Arkady RUS 54.93 3© MATSUDA Takeshi JPN 52.97
4 ROGAN Markus AUT 55.49 4 BURMESTER Moss NZL 54.35
5 IRIE Ryosuke JPN 55.72 4 WU Peng CHN 54.35
6 STOECKEL Hayden AUS 56.39 6 KORZENIOWSKI Pawel POL 54.60
7 FLOREA Razvan ROU 56.52 7 ALMEIDA Kaio BRA 54.71
8 TAIT Gregor GBR 57.00 8 SKVORTSOV Nikolay RUS 55.14

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MEN'S 2 0 0 M
INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY

Rank Athlete
1
NOC
r4^
Time Rank
MEN'S 4 0 0 M
INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY

Athlete
1 NOC
^ê
Time
MEN'S 10KM MARATHON

Rank Athlete NOC

1 ^
. ^

Time
1O PHELPS Michael USA 1:54.23 WR 1 0 PHELPS Michael USA 4:03.84 WR 1 0 VAN DER WEIJDEN Maarten NED 51:51.6
20 CSEH Laszio HUN 1:56.52 20 CSEH Laszio HUN 4:06.16 20 DAVIES David GBR 51:53.1
3® LOCHTE Ryan USA 1:56.53 3® LOCHTE Ryan USA 4:08.09 30 LURZ Thomas GER 51:53.6
4 PEREIRA Thiago BRA 1:58.14 4 BOGGIATTO Alessio ITA 4:12.16 4 CLERI Valerlo ITA 52:07.5
5 TAKAKUWA Ken JPN 1:58.22 5 MARIN Luca ITA 4:12.47 5 DRATTSEV Evgeny RUS 52:08.9
6 GODDARD James GBR 1:59.24 6 KIS Gergo HUN 4:12.84 6 STOYCHEV Petar BUL 52:09.1
7 BEAVERS Keith CAN 1:59.43 7 JOHNS Brian CAN 4:13.38 7 RYCKEMAN Brian BEL 52:10.7
8 TANCOCK Liam GBR 2:00.76 8 PEREIRA Thiago BRA 4:15.40 8 WARKENTIN Mark USA 52:13.0

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WOMEN'S 5 0 M ^M r ^
WOMEN'S 100M
FREESTYLE | H FREESTYLE ^ J ^
Rank Athlete NOC Time Rank Athlete NOC Time
1 0 STEFFEN Britta GER 24.06 OR 1 0 STEFFEN Britta GER 53.12 OR
2 0 TORRES Darà USA 24.07 20 TRICKETT Libby AUS 53.16
3® CAMPBELL Gate AUS 24.17 30 COUGHLIN Natalie USA 53.39
4 TRICKETT Libby AUS 24.25 4 SEPPAELAE Hanna-Maria FIN 53.97
5 VELDHUIS Marleen NED 24.26 5 OTTESEN Jeanette DEN 54.06
6 JOYCE Kara Lynn USA 24.63 6 ZHU Yingwen CHN 54.21
SCHREUDER Hinkelien NED 24.65 6 VELDHUIS Marleen NED 54.21
HERASIMENlAAIiaksandra BLR 24.77 Great Britain's Rebecca Adllngton won two golds 8 HALSALL Francesca GBR 54.29

WOMEN'S 2 0 0 M ^ H
FREESTYLE 3 | ^ 0 =

Rank Athlete NOC Time

1 «1 PELLEGRINI Federica ITA 54.82 WR
20 ISAKOVIC Sara SLO 54.97
3® PANG Jlaying CHN 55.05
4 HOFF Katie USA 55.78
5 POTEC Camella ROU 56.87
6 MCCLATCHEY Caitlln GBR 57.65
7 BARRATT Bronte AUS 57.83
7 ETIENNE Ophelie Cyrielle ERA 57.83 Gold in the lOOm breaststroke went to Leisel Jones

Rank
WOMEN'S 4 0 0 M j f l
FREESTYLE
Athlete
^^Ê
NOC
^ ^ ^
Time Rank
W O M E N ' S BOOM
FREESTYLE

Athlete
L. NOC
? ^
Time Rank
WOMEN'S 100M
BREASTSTROKE

Athlete NOC Time

1 0 ADLINGTQN Rebecca GBR 4:03.22 1 ® ADLINGTON Rebecca GBR 8:14.10WR 1 0 JONES Leisel AUS 05.17 OR
20 HOFF Katie USA 4:03.29 20 FILIPPI Alessia ITA 8:20.23 20 SONI Rebecca USA 06.73
3® JACKSON Joanne GBR 4:03.52 3@ FRIIS Lotte DEN 8:23.03 3® JUKIC Mima AUT 07.34
4 BALMY Coralie FRA 4:03.60 4 POTEC Camelia ROU 8:23.11 4 EFIMOVA Yuliya RUS 07.43
5 PELLEGRINI Federica ITA 4:04.56 5 LI Xuanxu CHN 8:26.34 5 JENDRICK Megan USA 07.62
6 POTEC Camelia ROU 4:04.66 6 PALMER Kylie AUS 8:26.39 6 WHITE Tarnee AUS 07.63
BARRATT Bronte AUS 4:05.05 7 SOKOLOVA Elena RUS 8:29.79 7 SUNYe CHN 08.08
MANAUDOU Laure FRA 4:11.26 8 PATTEN Cassandra GBR 8:32.35 8 KITAGAWAAsami JPN 08.43

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WOMEN'S 2 0 0 M WOMEN'S 100M M WOMEN'S 2 0 0 M

BREASTSTROKE BUTTERFLY M ^ BUTTERFLY

Rank Athlete NOC Time Rank Athlete NOC Time NOC Time
1 O SONI Rebecca USA 2:20.22 WR 1© TRICKETT Libby AUS 56.73 1 © LIU Zige CHN 2:04.18 WR
2O JONES Leisel AUS 2:22.05 20 MAGNUSON Christine USA 57.10 20 JIAO Liu Yang CHN 2:04.72
3® NORDENSTAM Sara NOR 2:23.02 3« SACHIPPER Jessicah AUS 57.25 3® SCHIPPER Jessicah AUS 2:06.26
JUKIC Mima AUT 2:23.24 4 ZHOU Yafei CHN 57.84 4 JEDRZEJCZAK Otylia POL 2:07.02
5 EFIMOVA Yuliya RUS 2:23.76 5 TAO Li SIN 57.99 5 NAKANISHI Yuko JPN 2:07.32
6 PIERSEAnnamay CAN 2:23.77 6 LOWE Jemma GBR 58.06 6 MONGEL Aurore ERA 2:07.36
7 KANETOU Rie JPN 2:25.14 7 SILVA Gabriella BRA 58.10 7 BREEDEN Elaine USA 2:07.57
8 TANEDA Megumi JPN 2:25.23 8 DEKKER Inge NED 58.54 8 HERSEY Kathleen USA 2:08.23

WOMEN'S 10KM
MARATHON

Rank Athlete NOC Time

1 O ILCHENKO Larisa RUS 1:59:27.7
20 PAYNE Keri-Anne GBR 1:59:29.2
3© PATTEN Cassandra GBR 1:59:31.0
4 MAURER Angela GER 1:59:31.9
5 CUNHA Ana Marcela BRA 1:59:36.8
6 OBERSON Swann SUI 1:59:36.9
7 OKIMOTO Poliana BRA 1:59:37.4
8 PECHANOVA Jana CZE 1:59:39.7

WOMEN'S l O O M ^ H
BACKSTROKE ^ M ^
Rank Athlete NOC Time
1 ® COUGHLIN Natalie USA 0:58.96
2O COVENTRY Kirsty ZIM 0:59.19
3® HOELZER Margaret USA 0:59.34
4 SPOFFORTH Gemma GBR 0:59.38
5 ZUEVA Anastasia RUS 0:59.40
6 NAKAMURA Reiko JPN 0:59.72
MANAUDOU Laure FRA 1:00.10
ITO Hanae JPN 1:00.1i Liu Zige of China set a new world record as she captured the gold medal in the women's 200m butterfly

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WOMEN'S 2 0 0 n A ^ |
BACKSTROKE

Rank Athlete
^ B

NOC
^
Time
^
WOMEN'S 2 0 0 M
INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY
Rank Athlete
P
NOC
^
Time
WOMEN'S 4 0 0 M
INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY

Rank Athlete
L. NOC Time
1 m COVENTRY Kirsty ZIM 2:05.24 WR 1® RICE Stephanie AUS 2:08.45 WR 1 ® RICE Stephanie AUS 4:29.45 WR
20 HOELZER Margaret USA 2:06.23 20 COVENTRY Kirsty ZIM 2:08.59 2O COVENTRY Kirsty ZIM 4:29.89
3m NAKAMURA Reiko JPN 2:07.13 3® COUGHLIN Natalie USA 2:10.34 3• HOFF Katie USA 4:31.71
4 ZUEVA Anastasia RUS 2:07.88 4 HOFF Katie USA 2:10.68 4 BEISEL Elizabeth USA 4:34.24
5 BEISEL Elizabeth USA 2:08.23 5 COUTTS Alicia AUS 2:11.43 5 FILIPPI Alessia ITA 4:34.34
6 SIMMONDS Elizabeth GBR 2:08.51 6 KITAGAWAAsami JPN 2:11.56 6 MILEY Hannah GBR 4:39.44
7 NAY Meagen AUS 2:08.84 7 WILKINSON Julia CAN 2:12.43 7 MARTYNOVA lana RUS 4:40.04
8 HOCKING Belinda AUS 2:10.12 8 BARANOWSKA Katarzyna POL 2:13.36 8 LI Xuanxu CHN 4:42.13

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1o USA 3:08.24 WR 1 0 USA 6:58.56 WR 1 0 USA 3:29.34 WR

20 ERA 3:08.32 20 RUS 7:03.70 20 AUS 3:30.04
3» AUS 3:09.91 3® AUS 7:04.98 3® JPN 3:31.18
4 ITA 3:11.48 4 ITA 7:05.35 4 RUS 3:31.92
5 SWE 3:11.92 5 CAN 7:05.77 5 NZL 3:33.39
6 CAN 3:12.26 6 GBR 7:05.92 6 GBR 3:33.69
7 RSA 3:12.66 7 JPN 7:10.31 7 RSA 3:33.70
8 GBR 3:12.87 8 RSA 7:13.02 ITA DSQ

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1 0 NED 3:33.76 OR 1 @ AUS 7:44.31 WR 1 9 AUS 3:52.69 WR

20 USA 3:34.33 20 CHN 7:45.93 20 USA 3:53.30
3® AUS 3:35.05 3® USA 7:46.33 3® CHN 3:56.11
4 CHN 3:35.64 4 ITA 7:49.76 4 GBR 3:57.50
5 GER 3:36.85 5 FRA 7:50.66 5 RUS 3:57.84
6 FRA 3:37.68 6 HUN 7:55.53 6 JPN 3:59.54
7 GBR 3:38.18 7 JPN 7:57.56 7 CAN 4:01.35
8 CAN 3:38.32 8 SWE 7:59.83 SWE DSQ

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DEKKER Inge NYMEYER Lacey CAMPBELL Gate RICE Stephanie YANGYu HOFF Katie SCHIPPER Jess MAGNUSQN ZHAO Jin
VELDHUIS Marleen TORRES Darà TRICKEn Libby PALMER Kylie PANG Jlaying SCHMITT Alison Christine

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MEN'S 3 M
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Rank Athlete NOC

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MEN'S 10M PLATFORM

Athlete NOC
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1 O HE Chong CHN 572.90 1 O MITCHAM Matthew AUS 537.95
2O DESPATIE Alexandre CAN 536.65 2O ZHOU Luxin CHN 533.15
3® QIN Kai CHN 530.10 3® GALPERIN Gleb RUS 525.80
4 SAUTIN Dmittiy RUS 512.65 4 HUO Liang CHN 508.40
5 ROZENBERG PavIo GER 485.60 5 GUERRA José CUB 507.15
6 DUMAIS Troy USA 472.50 6 HELM Mathew AUS 467.70
7 CASTILLO Yahel MEX 462.10 7 DALEY Thomas GBR 463.55
8 HAUSDING Patrick GER 462.05 8 PACHECO Rommel MEX 460.20

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Rank NOC Points
IO CHN 469.08 1O CHN 468.18
20 RUS 421.98 20 GER 450.42
3® UKR 415.05 30 RUS 445.26
4 USA 410.73 4 AUS 444.84
5 CAN 409.29 5 USA 440.64
6 GER 402.84 COL 423.66
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QIN Kai KUNAKOV Yuriy PRYGOROV Oleksiy HUO Liang HAUSDING Patrick GALPERIN Gleb 1 O GUO Jingjing CHN 415.35
2O PAKHALINA Yulia RUS 398.60
3® WU MInxia CHN 389.85
4 HARTLEY BIythe CAN 374.60
5 CAGNOnO Tania ITA 349.20
6 LINDBERG Anna SWE 342.15
7 STRAHON Sharleen AUS 331.00
8 FOSTER Nancilea USA 316.70

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Rank NOC Points

WOMEN'S l O M ^ ^ 1® CHN 343.50

PLATFORM ^ _ 20 RUS 323.61

Rank Athlete NOC Points 3® GER 318.90

1• CHEN Ruolin CHN 447.70 4 USA 314.40

2O HEYMANS Emilie CAN 437.05 5 AUS 311.34

3® WANG Xin CHN 429.90 ITA 296.70

mJifr "^JfT" 4 ESPINOSA Paola MEX 380.95 UKR 293.10
5 ORTIZ Tatiana MEX 343.60 8 GBR 278.25

6 WU Melissa AUS 338.15 BWUH B üPOZDNIAKOVA

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China's Lin Yue and Hue Liang on their way to gold 8 COUCH Tonia GBR 328.70 GUO Jingjing PAKHALINA Yulia KOTZIAN Ditte

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CHEN Ruolin COLE Bree ORTIZ Tatiana KASAS Tamas MERLO Rick PEKOVIC Branko
WANG Xin WU Melissa ESPINOSA Paola SZECSI Zoltan BROOKS Brandon PRLAINOVICAndrija
BENEDEK Tibor SMITH Jesse SAPICAIeksandar
KISS Gergely WRIGHT Adam FILIPOVIC Filip
VARGA Daniel POWERS Jeffrey PIJETLOVIC Dusko
Rudolf Ryan Bailey (USA) challenges Tibor Benedek (HUN)
MOLNAR Tamas BAILEY Ryan RADJEN Nikola
GERGELY Istvan AZEVEDO Tony VUJASINOVIC
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HOSNYANSZKY HUDNUT Peter SORO Slobodan 20 USA
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VARGA Denes Andor BEAUBIEN Layne SAVIO Dejan 4 HUN
Guo Jingjing (CHN) won gold in the 3m springboard MADARAS Norbert KRUMPHOLZ James GOCIC Zivko 5 CHN
6 ITA
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DE BRUIJN Danielle HAYES Brittany KNOX Bronwen
VAN DEN ARMSTRONG KNOX Emma
BERG Gillian Elizabeth
VAN BELKUM lefke WINDES Elsie BEADSWORTH Gemma
VAN DER PETRI Heather SANTOROMITO
MEIJDEN Use Jenna
VAN DER HAM HIPP Jaime GYNTHER Kate
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DE NOOlJ Meike STEFFENS Jessica RIPPON Melissa
CABOUT Mieke CRAIG Kami SANTOMORITO Mia
KLEIN Noeki WENGER Lauren CUFFE Nikita
GUICHELAAR VAN NORMAN RIPPON Rebecca
RIanne Morlah
KOOT Simone GOLDA Natalie ERASER Suzie
SMITYasemIn CARDENAS Patty GOFERS Taniele

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1 O RUS 99.251
20 ESP 98.334
3© JPN 97.167
4 CHN 96.334
5 USA 95.500
CAN 95.084
ITA 93.751
UKR 92.668

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KHASSIANOVA Elvira LOPEZ Laura LIUOu
KUZHELAOIga MENGUAL Gemma LUOXi
OVTCHINNIKQVA Elena MORON Gisela SUN Qiuting
ROMASHINA Svetlana RODRIGUEZ Irina WANG Na
SHORINAAnna TIRADOS Paola ZHANG Xiaohuan

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Rank NOC Points
IO USA 20
20 CAN 20
3» NOR 27
4 SUI 30
5 NED 34
GER 34
GBR 37
SWE 38

WARD McLaIn CONE Malcolm ENDRESEN Stein

KRAUT Laura HENSELWOOD > DJUPVIK Morten
SIMPSON \ LAMAZE Eric GULLIKSEN Geir
MADDEN Beezle MILLAR Ian HANSEN
Tony André

INDIVIDUAL J U M P I N C

Rank Athlete NOC Points

1 0 LAMAZE Eric CAN 0/0
20 BENGTSSON Rolf-Goran SWE 0/4
3® MADDEN Beezie USA 4/0-35.25
4 MICHAELS-BEERBAUM GER 4/0-35.37
Meredith
5 PESSOA Rodrigo BRA 4/0-37.04
6 WARD McLain USA 4/4-35.39
7 BEERBAUM Ludger GER 4/4-36.16
8 HOUTZAGER Marc NED 4/8

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Rank
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NOC Points
INDIVIDUAL.
Rank Athlete NOC Points Rank
INDIVIDUAL E V E N T I N ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ K A w
Athlete NOC Points
1 O GER 72.917 10 VAN GRUNSVEN Anky NED 78.680 1 0 ROMEIKE Hinrich GER 54.20
20 NED 71.750 20 WERTH Isabell GER 76.650 20 MILES Gina USA 56.10
3« DEN 68.875 30 KEMMER Heike GER 74.455 3Q COOK Kristina GBR 57.40
4 USA 67.819 4 PETERS Steffen USA 74.150 4 JONES Megan AUS 59.00
5 SWE 67.347 5 MINDERHOUD Hans Peter NED 73.035 5 KLIMKE Ingrid GER 59.70
GBR 66.806 6 KORELOVA Alexandra RUS 72.625 6 DHENNIN Didier ERA 59.80
ERA 65.403 7 HINDLE Emma GBR 72.345 7 FREDERICKS Clayton AUS 61.40
8 AUS 64.623 8 KYRKLUND Kyra FIN 71.985 8 DIBOWSKI Andreas GER 65.20

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CAPELLMANN SCHELLEKENS- ZU SAYN
Nadine BARTELS Imke WITTGENSTEIN
Nathalie
WERTH Isabell VAN GRUNSVEN Anky HELGSTRAND
Andreas

Shane Rose and All Luck help Australia to the silver medal in the team eventing competition

TEAM EVENTING " ^ H ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ A ^

Rank NOC Points
10 GER 166.10
20 AUS 171.20
30 GBR 185.70
4 SWE 230.50
5 NZL 240.90 _
ITA 246.40
USA 250.00
8 IRL 276.10

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KLIMKE Ingrid JOHNSON Sonja HUNT Sharon
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FUJIMOTO Motoko BERG Laura CRONK Kylie
HIROSE Megu BUSTOS Crystl HARDIE Kelly
INUI Emi DURAN Andrea HARDING Tanya
ITO Sachiko FINCH Jennie LEWIS Sandra
KARINO Ayumi FLOWERS Tairia MORROW Simmone
MABUCHI Satoko GALINDO Victoria MOSLEYTracey
MINEYukiyo JUNG Lovieanne PORTER Stacey
MISHINA Masumi KRETSCHMAN Kelly ROCHE Melanie
NISHIYAMA Bel LAPPIN Lauren SMETHURST Justine
SAKAI HIroko LOWE Caitlln STEWART Danielle
SATO Rie MENDOZA Jessica TITCUME Natalie
SOMEYA Mika NUVEMAN Stacey WARD Natalie
UENOYukiko OSTERMAN Catherine WRIGHT Belinda
YAMADA Eri WATLEY Natasha WYBORN Kerry Cat Osterman of the USA prepares to deliver a pitch against China at the Fengtai Softball Field

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KOR
2 O MERCEDES Gabriel DOM 2O SARMIENTO Mauro ITA 20 TANRIKULU Azize TUR
3© CHU Mu Yen TPE 3© LOPEZ Steven USA 3@ LOPEZ Diana USA
3® NIKPAI Rohullah AFG 3O ZHU Guo CHN 3« ZUBCIC Martina CRO
5 KHAWLAOR Chutchawal THA 5 AHMADOV Rashad AZE 5 CALABRESE Veronica ITA
RAMOS Juan Antonio ESP 5 COOK Aaron GBR 5 SU Li Wen TPE
HARVEY Michael GBR 7 RISTA Deepak NEP 7 CHEONG Robin NZL
POVOA Pedro POR 7 KONAN Sebastian CIV 7 ELAINE Teo MAS

MEN'S UNDER 6 3 > ^ < ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ V ^ H

Rank Athlete NOC

1 O SON Taejin KOR
2O LOPEZ Mark USA
3® SUNG Yu Chi TPE
3« TAZEGUEL Servet TUR
5 LOPEZ Peter PER
5 MANZ Daniel GER
7 AHAVE Nesar AFG
7 BEKKERS Dennis NED Iran's HadI Saei (left) kicks out on the way to gold ^ | Maria del Rosario Espinoza (MEX) celebrates gold

M E N ' S OVER SO K G ^ ^ ^ ^ H « ^ ^ H WOMEN'S UNDER 6 7 KG WÊ^^M

Rank Athlete NOC Rank Athlete NOC

1O CHA Dongmin KOR 1 O HWANG Kyoung Sun KOR
2O NIKOLAIDISAIexandros GRE 2 O SERGERIE Karine CAN
3© CHILMANOV Arman KAZ 3O EPANGUE Gwladys FRA
3@ CHUKWUMERIJE NGR 3® SARIC Sandra CRO
Chika Yagezie 5 MORGAN Tina AUS
5 IRGASHEV Akmal UZB OCASIO RODRIGUEZ Asuncion PUR
7 MOITLAND Kristopher CRC AL-MAKTOUM Maltha UAE
7 ZROURI Abdelkader MAR SANCHEZ BERON Vanina ARG

W O M E N ' S UNDER 4 3 KG
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Rank Athlete NOC Rank Athlete NOC
1 O WU Jingyu CHN 1 O ESPINOZA Maria del Rosario MEX
2O PUEDPONG Buitree THA 2O SOLHEIM Nina NOR
3• CONTRERAS Dalia VEN 3@ FALAVIGNA Natalia BRA
3• MONTEJO Daynelli CUB 3• STEVENSON Sarah GBR
5 AKINYI Milka KEN 5 ABD RABO Noha EGY
YANG Shu-Chun TPE KEDZIERSKA Karolina SWE
TRAN Thi Ngoc True VIE BEN HAMZA Khaoula TUN
ZAJC Hanna SWE CHE Chew Chan MAS

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1 O NADAL Rafael ESP
2o GONZALEZ Fernando CHI
3O DJOKOVIC Novak SRB
BLAKE James USA

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WOMEN'S SINGLES M
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Rank Athlete NOC
1 o DEMENTIEVA Elena RUS
2O SAFINA Diñara RUS
SO ZVONAREVAVera RUS
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20 ESP
3« CHN
4 UKR

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WILLIAMS Serena RUANO Virginia ZHENG Jie

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1 O MA Lin CHN
2O WANG Hao CHN
3® WANG Liqin CHN
4 PERSSON Jorgen SWE
5 OH Sang Eun KOR
5 KO Lai Chak HKG
5 TAN Ruiwu CRO
5 PRIMORAC Zoran CRO

WOMEN'S SINGLES

Rank Athlete NOC

IO ZHANG Yining CHN
20 WANG Nan CHN
3» GUO Yue CHN
4 LI Jia Wei SIN
5 FENG Tianwei SIN
5 TIE Yana HKG
5 WANG Chen USA
5 WUXue DOM

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30 KOR 3® KOR
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5 JPN 5 HKG
5 HKG 5 USA
7 TPE 7 AUT
7 CRO 7 ROU
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MALIn BOLL Timo RYU Seung-MIn ZHANG Yining WANG Yue Gu KIM Kyung-Ah
WANG Hao OVTCHAROV Dimitrij OH Sang-Eun WANG Nan FENG Tianwei DANG Ye-Seo
WANG Liqin SUSS Christian YOON Jae-Young GUO Yue LI Jia Wei PARK Mi-Young

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M E N ' S 1 0 M AIR P I S T O L

Athlete
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K
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1 O PANG Wei CHN 688.2
20 JINJong-Oh KOR 684.5
30 TURNER Jason USA 682.0
4 BEAMAN Brian USA 682.0
5 EKIMOV Leonid RUS 680.5
LAPEYRE Walter ERA 680.3
PANICHPATIKUM Jakkrit THA 679.0

Rank
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MEN'S TRAP

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CZE
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146 OR
Rank
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MEN'S DOUBLE TRAP

Athlete
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USA
K Points
190 OR
20 PELLIELO Giovanni ITA 143 20 D'ANIELLO Francesco ITA 187
30 ALIPOVAIexey RUS 142 3 ® HU Binyuan CHN 184
4 DIAMOND Michael AUS 142 4 HOLGUIN Jeffrey USA 182
5 GLASNOVIC Josip CRO 140 MARK Russell AUS 181
Oleksandr Petriv (gold) and the 25m pistol medallists 6 FRASCA Erminio ITA 140 FAULDS Richard GBR 180

Rank
M E N ' S 2 5 M RAPID
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Athlete
ft NOC
KPoints Rank
M E N ' S 1 0 M AIR RIFLE

Athlete NOC Points

1 ® PETRIV Oleksandr UKR 780.2 1© BINDRA Abhinav IND 700.5
20 SCHUMANN Ralf GER 779.5 20 ZHU Qinan CHN 699.7
3® REITZ Christian GER 779.3 3® HAKKINEN Henri FIN 699.4
4 EKIMOV Leonid RUS 778.2 4 MOLDOVEANU Alin George ROU 698.9
5 SANDERSON Keith USA 776.6 5 PRIKHODTCHENKO RUS 698.4
6 BONDARUK Roman UKR 774.7 Konstantin
6 SIDI Peter HUN 698.4
7 PLETIKOSIC Stevan SRB 697.7
8 KRUGLOV Serguel RUS 697.0

M E N ' S 5 0 M PISTOL

Rank Athlete NOC Points

1 O JIN Jong Oh KOR 660.4
20 TAN Zongllang CHN 659.5
3® ISAKOV Vladimir RUS 658.9
4 OMELCHUK Oleg UKR 658.9
5 KOPP Pavol SVK 657.6
6 KIRIAKOVTanyu BUL 656.8
7 MIKEC Damir SRB 655.8

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USA
K
Points
145
W O M E N ' S 1 0 M AIR R I F I ^ H

Rank
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Athlete
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NOC
CZE
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503.5 OR
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1 O CHEN YIng
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CHN
Points
793.4 OR
20 BROVOLD Tore NOR 145 20 GALKINA Lioubov BUS 502.1 2O OTRYAD Gundegmaa MGL 792.2
3® TERRAS Anthony ERA 144 3• PEJCIC Snjezana CRO 500.9 3® DORJSUREN Munkhbayar GER 789.2
4 NIKOLAIDISAntonIs GYP 144 4 BEYERLE Jamie USA 499.8 FEI Fengji CHN 787.9
ACHILLEOS Georgios CYP 143 5 DU Li CHN 499.6 GROZDEVA Maria BUL 786.6
QU Ridong CHN 142 6 OOVGUN Olga KAZ 498.1 6 JO Yong Suk PRK 783.4
7 GIGON Marie Laure FRA 497.3 7 PRUCKSAKORN Tanyaporn THA 777.7

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CHN
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1272.5
1272.4
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NOC
K Points
W O M E N ' S SKEET

NOC Points
3• DEBEVEC Rajmond SLO 1271.7 1 0 MAKELA-NUMMELA Satu FIN 91 OR 1O CAINERO Chiara ITA 93 OR
4 EMMONS Matthew USA 1270.3 20 STEFECEKOVA Zuzana SVK 89 20 RHODE Kimberly USA 93 OR
5 FARNIK Thomas AUT 1268.9 3« COGDELL Corey USA 86 3® BRINKER Christine GER 93 OR
6 KNOEGLER Mario AUT 1268.4 4 NAKAYAMAYukie JPN 86 4 LARSSON Nathalie SWE 92
7 SAUVEPLANE Valerian FRA 1267.1 GUDZINEVICIUTE Daina LTU 86 5 JIEWCHALOEMMIT Sutiya THA 92
8 BERG Vebjoern NOR 1266.5 STRUCHAEVA Elena KAZ 86 6 WEI Ning CHN 91

M E N ' S 5 0 M RIFLE P R O N E

Rank Athlete NOC Points

1 O AYVAZIAN Artur UKR 702.7
20 EMMONS Matthew USA 701.7
3« POTENT Warren AUS 700.5
4 BERG Vebjoern NOR 699.1
5 PRIKHODTCHENKO RUS 699.0
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6 SAUVEPLANE Valerian FRA 698.8
7 HIRVI Juha FIN 698.5
8 MARTYNOV Sergei BLR 698.3

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1 O GUO Wenjun CHN 492.3 OR Rank Athlete NOC Points
20 PADERINA Natalia RUS 489.1 1 © DU Li CHN 690.3 OR
3© SALUKVADZE Nino GEO 487.4 2© EMMONS Katerina CZE 687.7
4 CHAIKA VIktoria BLR 482.0 3® CRUZEglisYalma CUB 687.6
5 SAGUN LEWANDOWSKA POL 481.3 4 GALKINA Lioubov RUS 687.4
Miroslawa 5 BEYERLE Jamie USA 686.9
6 SEKARIC Jasna SBB 480.9 6 DOVGUN Olga KAZ 686.3
7 NEVANSUU Mira FIN 480.5 7 MIHAJLOVIC Lidija SRB 686.0
8 TSOGBADRAH Munkzul MGL 479.6 8 WU Liuxl CHN 685.9

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4 SERRANO Juan Rene MEX 4 KWON Un Sil PRK
5 STEVENS Juan Cartos CUB 5 LORIG Khatuna USA
6 MORIYA Ryuichi JPN 6 HAYAKAWA NamI JPN
7 WUNDERLE Victor USA 7 JOO Hyun-Jung KOR
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4 BENNETT Laura USA 2:00.21
5 IDEJurl JPN 2:00.23
6 SPIRIG Nicola SUI 2:00.30
7 RYE Daniela SUI 2:00.40
8 HEWITT Andrea NZL 2:00.45

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5 ESP 87 5 STEYAERT Sarah FRA 77
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1 © GOODISON Paul GBR 63
2© ZBOGAR Vasilij SLO 71
3® ROMERO Diego ITA 75
4 LIMA Gustavo POR 76
5 MURDOCH Andrew NZL 81
MYRGREN Rasmus SWE 83
ALSOGARAY Julio ARG 92
BERNAZ Jean Baptiste FRA 104

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2© RAILEY Zach USA 45
3® FLORENT Guillaume FRA 58
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GBR 82 2 © BONTEMPS Julien ERA 53
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Fernanda 8 KAKLAMANAKIS Nikolaos GRE 97

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1 O YIN JIan CHN 39
2© SENSINI Alessandra ITA 40
3® SHAW Bryony GBR 45
4 ALABAU Marina ESP 54
5 CRISP Jessica AUS 66
6 KENDALL Barbara NZL 75
7 KLEPACKA Zofia POL 82
8 MASLIVETS Olga UKR 83

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8 POR 72 8 AUT 99
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LEE David ENDRES Murilo KOSAREV Alexander DE OLIVEIRA Fabiana DAVIS Nicole ZHAO Ruirui
ROONEY Sean REZENDE Bruno OSTAPENKO Alexey ALBUQUEROUE Carolina SCOn-ARRUDA WEI Qiuyue
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AFG Afghanistan COM Comoros IRI Islamic Republic of Iran MOZ Mozambique STP Sao Tome and Principe
AHO Netherlands Antilles CGO Congo IRL Ireland MRI Mauritius SUD Sudan
ALB Albania CPV Cape Verde IRQ Iraq MTN Mauritania SUI Switzeriand
ALG Algeria CRC Costa Rica ISL Iceland MYA Myanmar SUR Suriname
AND Andorra CRO Croatia ISR Israel NAM Namibia SVK Slovakia
ANG Angola CUB Cuba ISV Virgin Islands, US NCA Nicaragua SWE Sweden
ANT Antigua and Barbuda CYP Cyprus ITA Italy NED Netherlands SWZ Swaziland
ARG Argentina CZE Czech Republic IVB British Virgin Islands NEP Nepal SYR Syrian Arab Republic
ARM Armenia DEN Denmark JAM Jamaica NGR Nigeria TAN United Republic
ARU Aruba DJI Djibouti JOR Jordan NIG Niger of Tanzania
ASA American Samoa DMA Dominica JPN Japan NOR NonA/ay TGA Tonga
AUS Australia DOM Dominican Republic KAZ Kazakhstan NRU Nauru THA Thailand
AUT Austria ECU Ecuador KEN Kenya NZL New Zealand TJK Tajikistan
AZE Azerbaijan EGY Egypt KGZ Kyrgyzstan OMA Oman TKM Turkmenistan
BAH Bahamas ERI Eritrea KIR Kiribati PAK Pakistan TLS Democratic Republic of
BAN Bangladesh ESA El Salvador KOR Republic of Korea PAN Panama Timor Leste
BAR Barbados ESP Spain KSA Saudi Arabia PAR Paraguay TOG Togo
BDI Burundi EST Estonia KUW Kuwait PER Peru TPE Chinese Taipei
BEL Belgium ETH Ethiopia LAO Lao People's PHI Philippines TRI Trinidad and Tobago
BEN Benin FU Fiji Democratic Republic PLE Palestine TUN Tunisia
BER Bermuda FIN Finland LAT Latvia PLW Palau TUR Turkey
BHU Bhutan FRA France LBA Libyan Arab Jamahiriya PNG Papua New Guinea TUV Tuvalu
BIN Bosnia and Herzegovina FSM Federated States LBR Liberia POL Poland UAE United Arab Emirates
BIZ Belize of Micronesia LCA Saint Lucia POR Portugal UGA Uganda
BLR Belarus GAB Gabon LIB Lebanon PRK Democratic People's UKR Ukraine
BOL Bolivia GAM Gambia LES Lesotho Republic of Korea URU Uruguay
BOT Botswana GBR Great Britain LIE Liechtenstein PUR Puerto Rico USA United States of America
BRA Brazil GBS Guinea-Bissau LTU Lithuania QAT Qatar UZB Uzbekistan
BRN Bahrain GEO Georgia LUX Luxembourg ROU Romania VAN Vanuatu
BRU Brunei Darussalam GEO Equatorial Guinea MAD Madagascar RSA South Africa VEN Venezuela
BUL Bulgaria GER Germany MAR Morocco RUS Russian Federation VIE Vietnam
BUR Burkina Paso GHA Ghana MAS Malaysia RWA Rwanda VIN St Vincent and the
CAF Central African Republic GRE Greece MAW Malawi SAM Samoa Grenadines
CAM Cambodia GRN Grenada MDA Republic of Moldova SEN Senegal YEM Yemen
CAN Canada GUA Guatemala MDV Maldives SEY Seychelles ZAM Zambia
CAY Cayman Islands GUI Guinea MEX Mexico SIN Singapore ZIM Zimbabwe
CHA Chad GUM Guam MGL Mongolia SKN Saint Kitts and Nevis
CHI Chile GUY Guyana MHL Marshall Islands SLE Sierra Leone Results Abbreviations
CHN People's Republic of China HAI Haiti MKD Former Yugoslav SLO Slovenia WR World Record
CIV Côte d'Ivoire HKG Hong Kong, China Republic of Macedonia SMR San Marino OR Olympic Record
CMR Cameroon HON Honduras MLI Mali SOL Solomon Islands DSQ Disqualified
COD Dem. Republic of the Congo HUN Hungary MLT Malta SOM Somalia DNS Did not start
COK Cook Islands INA Indonesia MNE Republic of Montenegro SRB Republic of Serbia DNF Did not finish

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