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Reebok Grand Prix - 6/2/2007
Icahn Stadium – New York City,NY
Event 21 Men 100 Meter Dash Metro NY
World Record: W 9.77 8/18/2006 Asafa Powell, JAM
American: A 9.79 6/16/1999 Maurice Green, USA
World Record: W 9.77 6/11/2006 Asafa Powell, JAM
World Record: W 9.77 5/12/2006 Justin Gatlin, USA
World Record: W 9.77 6/14/2005 Asafa Powell, JAM
All-Comers: C 9.84 7/27/1996 Donvan Bailey, CAN
Name Year Team Finals Wind
1 Tyson Gay USA 9.76 2.2
2 Derrick Atkins BAH 9.83 2.2
3 Shawn Crawford USA 9.96 2.2
4 Dwight Thomas JAM 10.08 2.2
5 Leonard Scott USA 10.10 2.2
6 Steve Mullings JAM 10.15 2.2
7 Blanton Dabryan USA 10.16 2.2
8 Dwight Phillips USA 10.25 2.2
9 Trell Kimmons USA 10.25 2.2
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Reebok Grand Prix - 6/2/2007
Icahn Stadium – New York City,NY
Event 29 Men 110 Meter Hurdles Reebok
World Record: W 12.88 7/11/2006 Xaing Liu, CHN
American: A 12.90 7/11/2006 Dominique Arnold, USA
Name Year Team Finals Wind
1 Xiang Liu CHN 12.92 1.5
2 Terrence Trammell USA 12.95 1.5
3 Ryan Wilson USA 13.02 1.5
4 David Payne USA 13.15 1.5
5 Aries Merritt USA 13.20 1.5
6 David Oliver USA 13.28 1.5
7 Anwar Moore USA 13.34 1.5
8 Maurice Wignall JAM 13.54 1.5
– Dominique Arnold USA FS 1.5
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Reebok Grand Prix - 6/2/2007
Icahn Stadium – New York City,NY
Event 1 Women 100 Meter Dash Visa
World Record: W 10.49 7/16/1988 Florence Griffith Joyner, USA
All-Comers: C 10.49 7/16/1988 Florence Griffith Joyner, USA
American: A 10.49 7/16/1988 Florence Griffith Joyner, USA
Name Year Team Finals Wind
1 Veronica Campbell JAM 10.93 1.2
2 Torri Edwards USA 10.96 1.2
3 Allyson Felix USA 11.01 1.2
4 Lauryn Williams USA 11.11 1.2
5 Marshevet Hooker USA 11.12 1.2
6 Miki Barber USA 11.14 1.2
7 Carmelita Jeter USA 11.17 1.2
8 Debbie Ferguson BAH 11.26 1.2
9 Myriam Mani CMR 11.49 1.2
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Reebok Grand Prix - 6/2/2007
Icahn Stadium – New York City,NY
Event 22 Men 200 Meter Dash Reebok
World Record: W 19.32 8/1/1996 Michael Johnson, USA
American: A 19.32 8/1/1996 Michael Johnson, USA
Name Year Team Finals Wind
1 Wallace Spearmon USA 19.82 1.3
2 Usain Bolt JAM 19.89 1.3
3 Christopher Williams JAM 20.17 1.3
4 Marvin Anderson JAM 20.42 1.3
5 Darvis Patton USA 20.49 1.3
6 Jordan Vaden USA 20.50 1.3
– Daniel Bailey ANT DNF 1.3
– Omar Brown JAM DNS 1.3
World Record: W 43.18 8/26/1999 Michael Johnson, USA
All-Comers: C 43.44 6/19/1996 Michael Johnson, USA
American: A 43.18 8/26/1999 Michael Johnson, USA
Name Year Team Finals
1 Tyler Christopher CAN 44.93
2 Lashawn Merritt USA 45.09
3 Chris Brown BAH 45.22
4 Andrew Rock USA 45.84
5 Derrick Brew USA 46.06
6 Alleyne Francique GRN 46.13
7 Sanjay Ayre JAM 46.20
8 Jamel Ashley USA 46.45
Nice to see Canada doing something! I wonder if Macrozonaris can get back on his horse.
Yep-both with great times too. I guess they are reserving those for the CBS broadcast tomorrow when, of course, I won’t be able to watch it. Jenn S. set an American record in the PV of 16 ft or a bit over as well but we did not see that-unless I just missed it, somehow.
Na you didn’t miss it, they didn’t show that either. I’m sure millions will tune in tomorrow to watch the Reebok Grand Prix on CBS :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
analyze this. Clearly NBC does not know the difference btw MPS and MPH nor do they know Oba ran 9.69. Hopefully they will know they should televise the race tomorrow.
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Gay won the men’s 100 in 9.76 seconds at the Reebok Grand Prix on Saturday night, but the wind was at 2.2 mph, slightly more than the allowable margin of 2.0.
“I had a bad feeling,” the American said. “In the blocks I was pretty sure the wind was high. It had calmed down a bit, but not enough.”
APTyson Gay, left, won the men’s 100-meter dash with a wind-aided time of 9.76 seconds.
Asafa Powell of Jamaica holds the world record in the men’s 100 at 9.77.
Gay bolted from the blocks and powered past the field with the wind at his back. Two weeks earlier, he ran a 9.79 at the Adidas Track Classic – which would have tied the American record, but that wind was at 2.5.
You mean there is a difference between mph and mps? Notice they say men’s 100. They probably still think it’s 100y.
They(CBS) SHOULD show the 100 and 110h but maybe they realize that the most important thing is to provide their viewing audience with the crucial minutes of missing 5000m footage from tonight. :rolleyes:
Exactly, does the fact that he runs both the 100m and 200m really well, does that boast well for rounds at a wc, and being able to be not to tired for the final?
Crawford was olympic champ in the 200m and still had a hard time coming back for the 100m final after the stuff he pulled in the rounds. If you blow your load in the rounds, the final will hurt no matter what and that goes for every level of track I’ve seen.
wasnt the 100m before the 200m in the last olympics? Yeah he did go out pretty hard, it will be interesting to see if gay goes after the 100m and 200m crown
It was. My point is that the guy ended up being the 200m champ, but still didn’t have it in him to run the 100m final after the 100m rounds because he ran way too hard it seemed.
Notice they say men’s 100. They probably still think it’s 100y.