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World
Championships
Edmonton, Alberta,
August 3-12, 2001
Photos
by Alison Wade/www.nyrrc.org
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Day
One (8/3): Men's Marathon (Click
here for race story)
Day Two (8/4): Men's 800m First Round
Day Three (8/5): Men's 100m Final, Men's 800m Semi Finals
Day Four (8/6): Men's 5,000m Prelims,
Men's 3,000m Steeplechase Prelims
Day Five (8/7): Men's 800m Final
Day Six (8/8): Men's 3,000m Steeplechase
Final, Men's 10,000m Final
Day Seven (8/9): Men's 1,500m Heats,
Men's 110m Hurdles Final and Men's 200m Final
Day Eight (8/10): Men's 400m Hurdles Final
and 1,500m Semi Finals, Men's 5,000m
Final
Day Ten (8/12): Men's 1,500m Final
Women's
Photos
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After
three false starts, the men's 100m final is off and running.
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L-R:
Kim Collins, Bernard Williams, Ato Boldon, Maurice Greene and
Tim Montgomery. |
Greene
wins in 9.82, Montgomery is 2nd in 9.85 and Williams is 3rd
in 9.94 for a U.S. sweep of the medals. |
Despite
a heavy limp after crossing the finish line, Greene was able
to complete a victory lap and ham it up for the cameras. |
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| Greene's
100m was the third-fastest of all time, behind his own 9.79
and 9.80. |
The
800m semi-finals get underway. L-R: Nicholas Wachira, Patrick
Nduwimana, Nils Schumann, Wilfred Bungei, Khalid Tighazouine
and Hezekiel Sepeng. |
David
Krummenacker, the U.S. Champion and the only American to advance
this far runs with Glody Dube. Krummenacker finished 7th in
1:47.46 and will not advance to the final. |
Bungei
leads as the runners have 200m to go. Bungei won the heat in
1:45.66, with Tighazouine 2nd, Schumann 3rd, and Sepeng, the
final qualifier, 4th. |
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| Krummenacker,
Dube and Schumann with about 150m to go. |
Heat
two L-R: Marvin Watts, William Yiampoy, Andre Bucher, Mbulaeni
Mulaudzi, Bram Som, Arthemon Hatungimana and Pawel Czapiewski. |
Som
and Czapiewski. |
Bucher
won the heat in 1:44.47 with Yiampoy, Mulaudzi and Czapiewski
also advancing. |
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