The pictures above show Chandra in full flow during the heats of the women's
100m at the 2005 World Championships in Helsinki. She qualified for the final,
finishing in fourth place in a time of 11.09. Photo G. Herringshaw
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Women's 100m Final
2005 World Athletics Championships
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| 1. Lauryn WILLIAMS |
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USA |
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10.93 |
| 2. Veronica CAMPBELL |
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JAM |
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10.95 |
| 3. Christine ARRON |
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FRA |
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10.98 |
| 4. Chandra STURRUP |
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BAH |
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11.09 |
| 5. Me'Lisa BARBER |
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USA |
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11.09 |
| 6. Sherone SIMPSON |
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JAM |
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11.09 |
| 7. Muna LEE |
|
USA |
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11.09 |
| 8. Yuliya NESTERENKO |
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BLR |
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11.13 |
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Photograph George Herringshaw 24th. August 2004. ©
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Chandra is pictured above in full flow during the heats of the women's
100m at the 2003 World Championships in Paris. She finished in fourth
place in the final but was later promoted to the bronze medal position
when Kelli White admitted using performance enhancing substances and was
banned for two years in May 2004.
The exact same situation had also
ocurred at the previous World Championships in Edmonton, with Sturrup
being promoted from 4th to 3rd place when Marion Jones was stripped of
her silver medal for drug offences.
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Women's 100m. Final
2001 World Athletics Championships
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| 1. Zhanna PINTUSEVICH-BLOCK |
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UKR |
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10.82 |
| 2. Ekaterina THANOU |
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GRE |
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10.91 |
| 3. Chandra STURRUP |
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BAH |
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11.02 |
| 4. Christe GAINES |
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USA |
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11.06 |
| 5. Debbie FERGUSON |
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BAH |
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11.13 |
| 6. Kelli WHITE |
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USA |
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11.15 |
| 7. Mercy NKU |
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NIG |
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11.17 |
| Marion JONES |
|
USA |
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DSQ |
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Women's 100m Final
2003 World Athletics Championships
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| 1. Torri EDWARDS |
|
USA |
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10.93 |
| 2. Zhanna BLOCK |
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UKR |
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10.99 |
| 3. Chandra STURRUP |
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BAH |
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11.02 |
| 4. Ekaterini THÁNOU |
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GRE |
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11.03 |
| 5. Christine ARRON |
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FRA |
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11.05 |
| 6. Aleen BAILEY |
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JAM |
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11.07 |
| 7. Gail DEVERS |
|
USA |
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11.11 |
| Kelli WHITE |
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USA |
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DSQ |
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Chandra is pictured above during the heats of the women's 100m at the
2000 Sydney Olympics. She finished in sixth place in the final but it
was the 4x100m relay that Sturrup had greatest success, teaming up with
Sevatheda Fynes, Pauline Davis-Thompson and Debbie Ferguson to win gold
for the Bahams.
A year earlier Chandra was part of the very same quartet
who won gold at the World Championships in Seville. At the 1998
Commonwealth Games she won her first individual medal at a major
championship with victory in the 100m.
Photo G Herringshaw. © 22nd September 2000.
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Women's 4x100m. Relay Final. Olympic Games 1996
1. USA (C. Gaines, G. Devers, G. Torrence, I. Miller) 41.95
2. BAH (E. Clarke,
C. Sturrup, S. Fynes, P. Davis)
42.14
3. JAM (M. Freeman, J.Cuthbert, N. Mitchell, M. Ottey) 42.24
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Women's 4x100m. Relay final. World Athletics Championships 1999
1. BAH (S. Fynes,
C. Sturrup, P. Davis-Thompson, D. Ferguson) 41.92
2. FRA (P. Girard, M. Hurtis, K. Benth, C. Arron) 42.06
3. JAM (A. Bailey, M. Frazer, B. McDonald, P.-G. Dowdie) 42.15
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Womens 4x100m. Relay Final. Olympic Games 2000
1. BAH (S Fynes,
C Sturrup, P Davis-Thompson, D Ferguson)
41.95
2. JAM (T Lawrence, V Campbell, B McDonald, M Ottey) 42.13
3. USA (C Gaines, T Edwards, N Perry, M Jones) 42.20
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Women's 100m. Final
Olympic Games 1996
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| 1. Gail Devers |
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USA |
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10.94 |
| 2. Merlene Ottey |
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JAM |
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10.94 |
| 3. Gwen Torrence |
|
USA |
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10.96 |
| 4. Chandra Sturrup |
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BAH |
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11.00 |
| 5. Marina Trandenkova |
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RUS |
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11.06 |
| 6. Natalya Voronova |
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RUS |
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11.10 |
| 7. Mary Onyali |
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NIG |
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11.13 |
| 8. Zhanna Pintusevych |
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UKR |
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11.14 |
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Women's 200m. Final
Olympic Games 1996
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| 1. Marie-Jose Perec |
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FRA |
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22.12 |
| 2. Merlene Ottey |
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JAM |
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22.24 |
| 3. Mary Onyali |
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NIG |
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22.38 |
| 4. Inger Miller |
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USA |
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22.41 |
| 5. Galina Malchugina |
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RUS |
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22.45 |
| 6. Chandra Sturrup |
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BAH |
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22.54 |
| 7. Juliet Cuthbert |
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JAM |
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22.60 |
| 8. Carlette Guidry |
|
USA |
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22.61 |
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Women's 100m. final
Commonwealth Games 1998
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| 1. Chandra Sturrup |
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BAH |
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11.06 |
| 2. Philomena Mensah |
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CAN |
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11.19 |
| 3. Tania Van-Heer |
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AUS |
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11.29 |
| 4. Lauren Hewitt |
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AUS |
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11.37 |
| 5. Vida Nsiah |
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GHA |
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11.39 |
| 6. Nova Maree Peeris |
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AUS |
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11.41 |
| 7. Joice Maduaka |
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ENG |
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11.50 |
| 8. Leonie Myriam Mani |
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CAM |
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11.63 |
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Women's 100m. Final
World Athletics Championships 1999
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| 1. Marion Jones |
|
USA |
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10.70 |
| 2. Inger Miller |
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USA |
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10.79 |
| 3. Ekater'ni Thanou |
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GRE |
|
10.84 |
| 4. Zhanna Tarnopolskaya-Pintusevich |
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UKR |
|
10.95 |
| 5. Gail Devers |
|
USA |
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10.95 |
| 6. Christine Arron |
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FRA |
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10.97 |
| 7. Chandra Sturrup |
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BAH |
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11.06 |
| 8. Mercy Nku |
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NGR |
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11.16 |
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Womens 100m. Final
Olympic Games 2000
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| 1. |
| 2. Ekaterini Thanou |
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GRE |
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11.12 |
| 3. Tanya Lawrence |
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JAM |
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11.18 |
| 4. Merlene Ottey |
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JAM |
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11.19 |
| 5. Zhanna Pintusevych |
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UKR |
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11.20 |
| 6. Chandra Sturrup |
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BAH |
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11.21 |
| 7. Sevatheda Fynes |
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BAH |
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11.22 |
| 8. Debbie Ferguson |
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BAH |
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11.29 |
| Marion Jones |
|
USA |
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DSQ |
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