Olympic silver medalist and defending World champion Allyson Felix (USA) established herself as the pre-race favorite, having run under 22 seconds earlier in the season. Double Olympic champion Veronica Campbell-Brown (JAM) suffered a toe injury and entered Berlin below her peak form.
In the final, Campbell-Brown and Allyson Felix both went out of the blocks quickly and entered the home straight even with one another. Felix, however, was able to hold her form as Campbell-Brown faltered, crossing the line in 22.02 seconds to win her third World 200m title. Campbell-Brown earned another silver medal in the 200m, and Debbie Ferguson-McKenzie (BAH) won the bronze medal.
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The women s 200 metres at the 2009 World Championships in Athletics was held at the Olympic Stadium on 19 20 and 21 August Olympic silver medalist and defending World champion Allyson Felix USA established herself as the pre race favorite having run under 22 seconds earlier in the season Double Olympic champion Veronica Campbell Brown JAM suffered a toe injury and entered Berlin below her peak form In the final Campbell Brown and Allyson Felix both went out of the blocks quickly and entered the home straight even with one another Felix however was able to hold her form as Campbell Brown faltered crossing the line in 22 02 seconds to win her third World 200m title Campbell Brown earned another silver medal in the 200m and Debbie Ferguson McKenzie BAH won the bronze medal Contents 1 Medalists 2 Records 3 Qualification standards 4 Schedule 5 Results 5 1 Heats 5 2 Semifinals 5 3 Final 6 ReferencesMedalists editGold Silver Bronze Allyson Felix nbsp United States USA Veronica Campbell Brown nbsp Jamaica JAM Debbie Ferguson McKenzie nbsp Bahamas BAH Records editWorld Record nbsp Florence Griffith Joyner USA 21 34 Seoul South Korea 29 September 1988 Championship Record nbsp Silke Gladisch Moller GDR 21 74 Rome Italy 3 September 1987 World Leading nbsp Allyson Felix USA 21 88 Stockholm Sweden 31 July 2009 African Record nbsp Mary Onyali Omagbemi NGR 22 07 Zurich Switzerland 14 August 1996 Asian Record nbsp Li Xuemei CHN 22 01 Shanghai China 22 October 1997 North American record nbsp Florence Griffith Joyner USA 21 34 Seoul South Korea 29 September 1988 South American record nbsp Lucimar de Moura BRA 22 60 Bogota Colombia 26 June 1999 European Record nbsp Marita Koch GDR 21 71 Karl Marx Stadt East Germany 10 June 1979 Oceanian Record nbsp Melinda Gainsford Taylor AUS 22 23 Stuttgart Germany 13 July 1997Qualification standards editA time B time 23 00 23 30Schedule editDate Time Round August 19 2009 19 45 Heats August 20 2009 19 50 Semifinals August 21 2009 21 00 FinalResults editHeats edit Qualification First 3 in each heat Q and the next 6 fastest q advance to the semifinals Rank Heat Name Nationality Time Notes 1 4 Marshevet Hooker nbsp United States USA 22 51 Q SB 2 5 Cydonie Mothersille nbsp Cayman Islands CAY 22 69 Q 3 4 Debbie Ferguson McKenzie nbsp Bahamas BAH 22 71 Q 4 2 Muna Lee nbsp United States USA 22 76 Q SB 5 1 Simone Facey nbsp Jamaica JAM 22 83 Q 5 4 Eleni Artymata nbsp Cyprus CYP 22 83 Q NR 7 3 Allyson Felix nbsp United States USA 22 88 Q 8 5 Anneisha McLaughlin nbsp Jamaica JAM 22 91 Q PB 9 3 Monique Williams nbsp New Zealand NZL 22 96 Q NR 10 5 LaVerne Jones Ferrette nbsp U S Virgin Islands ISV 22 97 Q 11 2 Kelly Ann Baptiste nbsp Trinidad and Tobago TRI 23 00 Q 12 6 Veronica Campbell Brown nbsp Jamaica JAM 23 01 Q 13 4 Yelena Bolsun nbsp Russia RUS 23 06 q 14 2 Yuliya Gushchina nbsp Russia RUS 23 07 Q 15 1 ChaRonda Williams nbsp United States USA 23 08 Q 16 6 Emily Freeman nbsp Great Britain amp N I GBR 23 10 Q 17 6 Olivia Borlee nbsp Belgium BEL 23 25 Q 18 3 Tameka Williams nbsp Saint Kitts and Nevis SKN 23 27 Q SB 19 3 Olga Zaytseva nbsp Russia RUS 23 28 q 20 1 Johanna Danois nbsp France FRA 23 29 Q 21 5 Vida Anim nbsp Ghana GHA 23 33 q 22 2 Virgil Hodge nbsp Saint Kitts and Nevis SKN 23 34 q 22 3 Roqaya Al Gassra nbsp Bahrain BHR 23 34 q SB 24 6 Sheniqua Ferguson nbsp Bahamas BAH 23 35 q SB 25 3 Adrienne Power nbsp Canada CAN 23 38 26 1 Chisato Fukushima nbsp Japan JPN 23 40 27 1 Darlenis Obregon nbsp Colombia COL 23 42 27 1 Andreea Ograzeanu nbsp Romania ROM 23 42 29 2 Carol Rodriguez nbsp Puerto Rico PUR 23 54 30 4 Alena Kievich nbsp Belarus BLR 23 59 31 4 Ivet Lalova nbsp Bulgaria BUL 23 60 SB 32 3 Momoko Takahashi nbsp Japan JPN 23 61 32 5 Isabel Le Roux nbsp South Africa RSA 23 61 34 6 Guzel Khubbieva nbsp Uzbekistan UZB 23 61 SB 35 4 Meritzer Williams nbsp Saint Kitts and Nevis SKN 23 72 36 2 Sabina Veit nbsp Slovenia SLO 23 77 37 6 Jade Bailey nbsp Barbados BAR 23 84 38 5 Makelesi Batimala nbsp Fiji FIJ 24 13 SB 39 5 Oludamola Osayomi nbsp Nigeria NGR 24 24 40 2 Sunayna Wahi nbsp Suriname SUR 24 74 PB 41 1 Nomvula Dlamini nbsp Swaziland SWZ 25 70 PB 42 2 Saria Traboulsi nbsp Lebanon LIB 26 90 43 3 Selloane Tsoaeli nbsp Lesotho LES 28 34 1 Munira Saleh nbsp Syria SYR DNF 6 Elizaveta Bryzhina nbsp Ukraine UKR DNS Key PB Personal best Q qualification by place in heat q qualification by overall place SB Seasonal best Semifinals edit Qualification First 2 in each semifinal Q and the next 2 fastest q advance to the final Rank Heat Name Nationality Time Notes 1 1 Debbie Ferguson McKenzie nbsp Bahamas BAH 22 24 Q 2 1 Veronica Campbell Brown nbsp Jamaica JAM 22 29 Q SB 3 3 Muna Lee nbsp United States USA 22 30 Q SB 4 2 Allyson Felix nbsp United States USA 22 44 Q 5 2 Anneisha McLaughlin nbsp Jamaica JAM 22 55 Q PB 6 3 Simone Facey nbsp Jamaica JAM 22 58 Q SB 7 1 Emily Freeman nbsp Great Britain amp N I GBR 22 64 q PB 8 1 Eleni Artymata nbsp Cyprus CYP 22 64 q NR 9 2 LaVerne Jones Ferrette nbsp U S Virgin Islands ISV 22 74 10 2 Cydonie Mothersille nbsp Cayman Islands CAY 22 80 11 2 ChaRonda Williams nbsp United States USA 22 81 12 3 Monique Williams nbsp New Zealand NZL 22 90 NR 13 3 Kelly Ann Baptiste nbsp Trinidad and Tobago TRI 22 96 14 1 Johanna Danois nbsp France FRA 23 03 PB 15 2 Olga Zaytseva nbsp Russia RUS 23 19 16 3 Virgil Hodge nbsp Saint Kitts and Nevis SKN 23 19 SB 17 3 Yuliya Gushchina nbsp Russia RUS 23 24 18 1 Roqaya Al Gassra nbsp Bahrain BHR 23 26 SB 19 1 Yelena Bolsun nbsp Russia RUS 23 27 20 3 Vida Anim nbsp Ghana GHA 23 36 21 2 Sheniqua Ferguson nbsp Bahamas BAH 23 40 22 3 Olivia Borlee nbsp Belgium BEL 23 42 23 2 Tameka Williams nbsp Saint Kitts and Nevis SKN 23 47 1 Marshevet Hooker nbsp United States USA DNF Final edit Rank Name Nationality Time Notes nbsp Allyson Felix nbsp United States USA 22 02 nbsp Veronica Campbell Brown nbsp Jamaica JAM 22 35 nbsp Debbie Ferguson McKenzie nbsp Bahamas BAH 22 41 4 Muna Lee nbsp United States USA 22 48 5 Anneisha McLaughlin nbsp Jamaica JAM 22 62 6 Simone Facey nbsp Jamaica JAM 22 80 7 Emily Freeman nbsp Great Britain amp N I GBR 22 98 8 Eleni Artymata nbsp Cyprus CYP 23 05References editGeneral Specific Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2009 World Championships in Athletics Women 27s 200 metres amp oldid 1122367794, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
