The heats stage was one of the more eventful of the championships: Robles struggled to qualify in third as he was hampered by an injury, Merritt did not progress from his race (having earlier suffered a twisted ankle), and Andy Turner (another carrying an injury) was also eliminated. Dániel Kiss was the fastest of the round, setting a Hungarian record. Brathwaite was the only pre-race favourite to win in the heats, while Alexander John and Ji Wei were the other fastest hurdlers.[3] In the semi-finals, Trammell and Petr Svoboda were the top two in the first semi-final, and Payne and Brathwaite (who set a national record), took the second race. William Sharman set a personal best to win the third semi-final, which saw Robles pull up due to injury and Kiss eliminated.[4]
In the final, Brathwaite started poorly but was soon level with Payne and Trammell. The three remained even after the final hurdle and, with one hundredth of a second between them, it was a photo finish. Brathwaite emerged as the winner with a national record of 13.14 seconds, Trammell was the silver medallist, and Payne took the bronze. Sharman took fourth with a personal best of 13.30 seconds and Wignall finished fifth, clocking 13.31 seconds, his best of the year.[5]
Although he had entered the competition as an outside medal possibility, Brathwaite became the youngest ever champion in the event, and was also Barbados' first ever gold medallist in athletics at either the World Championships or the Olympic Games. Unable to capitalise on the absence of Xiang and Robles, perennial minor medallists Payne and Trammell again missed out on the gold medal. After Brathwaite, fourth-placed William Sharman was the other surprise of the race: he was a last minute addition to the British team, and his two personal best performances turned him from a rank outsider to Europe's fastest at the competition.[5][6]
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January 01, 1970
2009, world, championships, athletics, metres, hurdles, metres, hurdles, 2009, world, championships, athletics, held, olympic, stadium, august, just, done, 2008, olympic, final, former, world, record, holder, xiang, missed, competition, through, injury, leavin. The men s 110 metres hurdles at the 2009 World Championships in Athletics was held at the Olympic Stadium 19 and 20 August Just as he had done at the 2008 Olympic final former world record holder Liu Xiang missed the competition through injury leaving the reigning Olympic champion and world record holder Dayron Robles as the favourite Furthermore two of the fastest hurdlers of the season 1 David Oliver and Dexter Faulk had not been selected for the American team which featured David Payne Terrence Trammell and Aries Merritt as the main challengers to Robles Twenty one year old Ryan Brathwaite was a much improved hurdler that season and Dwight Thomas and Maurice Wignall of Jamaica were other contenders 2 The heats stage was one of the more eventful of the championships Robles struggled to qualify in third as he was hampered by an injury Merritt did not progress from his race having earlier suffered a twisted ankle and Andy Turner another carrying an injury was also eliminated Daniel Kiss was the fastest of the round setting a Hungarian record Brathwaite was the only pre race favourite to win in the heats while Alexander John and Ji Wei were the other fastest hurdlers 3 In the semi finals Trammell and Petr Svoboda were the top two in the first semi final and Payne and Brathwaite who set a national record took the second race William Sharman set a personal best to win the third semi final which saw Robles pull up due to injury and Kiss eliminated 4 In the final Brathwaite started poorly but was soon level with Payne and Trammell The three remained even after the final hurdle and with one hundredth of a second between them it was a photo finish Brathwaite emerged as the winner with a national record of 13 14 seconds Trammell was the silver medallist and Payne took the bronze Sharman took fourth with a personal best of 13 30 seconds and Wignall finished fifth clocking 13 31 seconds his best of the year 5 Although he had entered the competition as an outside medal possibility Brathwaite became the youngest ever champion in the event and was also Barbados first ever gold medallist in athletics at either the World Championships or the Olympic Games Unable to capitalise on the absence of Xiang and Robles perennial minor medallists Payne and Trammell again missed out on the gold medal After Brathwaite fourth placed William Sharman was the other surprise of the race he was a last minute addition to the British team and his two personal best performances turned him from a rank outsider to Europe s fastest at the competition 5 6 Contents 1 Medalists 2 Records 3 Qualification standards 4 Schedule 5 Results 5 1 Heats 5 2 Semi finals 5 3 Final 6 ReferencesMedalists editGold nbsp Ryan BrathwaiteBarbados BAR Silver nbsp Terrence TrammellUnited States USA Bronze nbsp David PayneUnited States USA Records editWorld record nbsp Dayron Robles CUB 12 87 Ostrava Czech Republic 12 June 2008 Championship record nbsp Colin Jackson GBR 12 91 Stuttgart Germany 20 August 1993 World leading nbsp Dayron Robles CUB 13 04 Ostrava Czech Republic 17 June 2009 African record nbsp Shaun Bownes RSA 13 26 Heusden Netherlands 14 July 2001 Asian record nbsp Liu Xiang CHN 12 88 Lausanne Switzerland 11 July 2006 North American record nbsp Dayron Robles CUB 12 87 Ostrava Czech Republic 12 June 2008 South American record nbsp Redelen dos Santos BRA 13 29 Lisbon Portugal 13 June 2004 European record nbsp Colin Jackson GBR 12 91 Stuttgart Germany 20 August 1993 Oceanian record nbsp Kyle Vander Kuyp AUS 13 29 Gothenburg Sweden 11 August 1995Qualification standards editA time B time 13 55 13 62Schedule editDate Time Round 19 August 2009 11 35 Heats 20 August 2009 18 15 Semi finals 20 August 2009 20 55 FinalResults editHeats edit Qualification First 3 in each heat Q and the next 6 fastest q advance to the semi finals Rank Heat Name Nationality Time Notes 1 6 Daniel Kiss nbsp Hungary HUN 13 34 Q NR 2 4 Ryan Brathwaite nbsp Barbados BAR 13 35 Q 3 4 Alexander John nbsp Germany GER 13 41 Q 4 5 Ji Wei nbsp China CHN 13 51 Q 4 5 Terrence Trammell nbsp United States USA 13 51 Q 6 4 William Sharman nbsp Great Britain amp N I GBR 13 52 Q 6 6 Paulo Villar nbsp Colombia COL 13 52 Q SB 8 5 Gregory Sedoc nbsp Netherlands NED 13 54 Q 8 6 David Payne nbsp United States USA 13 54 Q 10 5 Dimitri Bascou nbsp France FRA 13 55 q 11 1 Shi Dongpeng nbsp China CHN 13 56 Q 11 3 Petr Svoboda nbsp Czech Republic CZE 13 56 Q 11 3 Garfield Darien nbsp France FRA 13 56 Q 11 3 Artur Noga nbsp Poland POL 13 56 Q 15 1 Dwight Thomas nbsp Jamaica JAM 13 57 Q 15 5 Shamar Sands nbsp Bahamas BAH 13 57 q 17 4 Stanislavs Olijars nbsp Latvia LAT 13 59 q 18 4 Maksim Lynsha nbsp Belarus BLR 13 61 q 18 6 Dayron Capetillo nbsp Cuba CUB 13 61 q 20 2 Maurice Wignall nbsp Jamaica JAM 13 62 Q 21 1 Jackson Quinonez nbsp Spain ESP 13 63 Q 21 4 Evgeniy Borisov nbsp Russia RUS 13 63 q 23 2 Helge Schwarzer nbsp Germany GER 13 66 Q 24 2 Dayron Robles nbsp Cuba CUB 13 67 Q 24 1 Lehann Fourie nbsp South Africa RSA 13 67 26 5 Selim Nurudeen nbsp Nigeria NGR 13 68 27 3 Aries Merritt nbsp United States USA 13 70 27 6 Richard Phillips nbsp Jamaica JAM 13 70 29 3 Serhiy Demydyuk nbsp Ukraine UKR 13 71 SB 30 2 Cedric Lavanne nbsp France FRA 13 72 30 2 Felipe Vivancos nbsp Spain ESP 13 72 32 1 Andy Turner nbsp Great Britain amp N I GBR 13 73 33 6 Matthias Buhler nbsp Germany GER 13 75 34 3 Adrien Deghelt nbsp Belgium BEL 13 78 35 5 Hector Cotto nbsp Puerto Rico PUR 13 81 36 1 Lee Jung Joon nbsp South Korea KOR 13 83 SB 36 3 Gianni Frankis nbsp Great Britain amp N I GBR 13 83 38 1 Tasuku Tanonaka nbsp Japan JPN 13 84 39 6 David Ilariani nbsp Georgia GEO 13 86 40 4 Park Tae Kyong nbsp South Korea KOR 13 93 41 5 Rayzam Shah Wan Sofian nbsp Malaysia MAS 14 06 42 2 Damien Broothaerts nbsp Belgium BEL 14 15 43 6 Abdul Hakeem Abdul Halim nbsp Singapore SIN 14 63 SB 44 4 Ahmad Hazer nbsp Lebanon LIB 14 74 45 3 Toriki Urarii nbsp French Polynesia PYF 15 01 SB 1 Joseph Berlioz Randriamihaja nbsp Madagascar MAD DNF 2 Yin Jing nbsp China CHN DNS Key Q qualification by place in heat q qualification by overall place SB Seasonal best Semi finals edit Qualification First 2 in each semi final Q and the next 2 fastest q advance to the final Rank Heat Name Nationality Time Notes 1 2 Ryan Brathwaite nbsp Barbados BAR 13 18 Q NR 2 1 Terrence Trammell nbsp United States USA 13 24 Q 2 2 David Payne nbsp United States USA 13 24 Q 4 1 Petr Svoboda nbsp Czech Republic CZE 13 33 Q SB 5 2 Dwight Thomas nbsp Jamaica JAM 13 37 q 6 3 William Sharman nbsp Great Britain amp N I GBR 13 38 Q PB 7 1 Ji Wei nbsp China CHN 13 41 q SB 8 2 Shi Dongpeng nbsp China CHN 13 42 SB 9 1 Artur Noga nbsp Poland POL 13 43 SB 9 3 Maurice Wignall nbsp Jamaica JAM 13 43 Q SB 11 1 Paulo Villar nbsp Colombia COL 13 44 SB 12 2 Gregory Sedoc nbsp Netherlands NED 13 45 12 3 Daniel Kiss nbsp Hungary HUN 13 45 14 2 Maksim Lynsha nbsp Belarus BLR 13 46 PB 15 3 Shamar Sands nbsp Bahamas BAH 13 47 16 2 Dimitri Bascou nbsp France FRA 13 49 PB 17 1 Stanislavs Olijars nbsp Latvia LAT 13 50 18 1 Jackson Quinonez nbsp Spain ESP 13 54 19 1 Dayron Capetillo nbsp Cuba CUB 13 55 20 3 Garfield Darien nbsp France FRA 13 57 21 3 Evgeniy Borisov nbsp Russia RUS 13 63 22 2 Alexander John nbsp Germany GER 13 64 23 3 Helge Schwarzer nbsp Germany GER 13 72 3 Dayron Robles nbsp Cuba CUB DNF Final edit Rank Name Nationality Time Notes nbsp Ryan Brathwaite nbsp Barbados BAR 13 14 NR nbsp Terrence Trammell nbsp United States USA 13 15 nbsp David Payne nbsp United States USA 13 15 4 William Sharman nbsp Great Britain amp N I GBR 13 30 PB 5 Maurice Wignall nbsp Jamaica JAM 13 31 SB 6 Petr Svoboda nbsp Czech Republic CZE 13 38 7 Dwight Thomas nbsp Jamaica JAM 13 56 8 Ji Wei nbsp China CHN 13 57References editGeneral 110 metres hurdles results IAAF Retrieved on 2009 08 25 Specific 110 Metres Hurdles 2009 IAAF 2009 08 20 Retrieved on 2009 08 25 Archived 2009 09 08 Mulkeen Jon 2009 08 09 Men s 110m Hurdles PREVIEW IAAF Retrieved on 2009 08 25 Archived 2009 09 08 Mulkeen Jon 2009 08 19 Event Report Men s 110m Hurdles Heats Archived 2009 08 22 at the Wayback Machine IAAF Retrieved on 2009 08 25 Mulkeen Jon 2009 08 20 Event Report Men s 110m Hurdles Semi Final Archived 2009 08 22 at the Wayback Machine IAAF Retrieved on 2009 08 25 a b Mulkeen Jon 2009 08 20 Event Report Men s 110m Hurdles Final Archived 2009 08 26 at the Wayback Machine IAAF Retrieved on 2009 08 25 Arcoleo Laura 2009 08 20 More to come from hurdles surprise Brathwaite Archived 2009 08 26 at the Wayback Machine IAAF Retrieved on 2009 08 25 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2009 World Championships in Athletics Men 27s 110 metres hurdles amp oldid 1156807243, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
