Fred Kerley is pictured above winning the 100m at the Brussels
Diamond League meeting in 9.94. He also won the 100m in Zurich
a few days later (9.87) but in Tokyo the Italian sprinter Marcell Jacobs
took the honours, setting two European records en route.
2020 Olympic Games.Tokyo.
Final Men's 100m.
| 1. |
Marcell Jacobs
|
Italy |
9.80 |
AR |
(9.84 AR in semi)
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2.
|
Fred Kerley |
United States |
9.84 |
PB
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3.
|
Andre De Grasse |
Canada |
9.89
|
PB |
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4.
|
Akani Simbine |
South Africa |
9.93
|
|
(9.83 AR in semi )
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5.
|
Ronnie Baker |
United States |
9.95 |
|
(9.83 heat PB)
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6.
|
Su Bingtian |
China |
9.98
|
|
(9.83 AR in semi)
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7.
|
Enoch Adegoke |
Nigeria |
DNF |
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8.
|
Zharnel Hughes |
Great Britain |
DQ |
false start
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2022 World Championships. Oregon, U.S.A.
Final men's 100 metres.
1.
|
Fred Kerley |
United States (USA)
|
9.86
|
(9.79 heat)
|
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| 2. |
Marvin Bracy
|
United States (USA)
|
9.88
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| 3. |
Trayvon Bromell
|
United States (USA)
|
9.88
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| 4. |
Oblique Seville |
Jamaica (JAM)
|
9.97
|
(9.90 semi)
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| 5. |
Akani Simbine |
South Africa (RSA)
|
10.01 |
(9.97 semi)
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| 6. |
Christian Coleman
|
United States (USA)
|
10.01
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| 7. |
Abdul Hakim Sani Brown
|
Japan (JPN)
|
10.06
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(9.98 heat)
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8.
|
Aaron Brown |
Canada (CAN) |
10.07 |
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