Most events during the year do not see this level of talent. These are the all star teams of each of these countries. Even the IAAF World Relays don't always assemble the very best. So in heat 1, Jamaica ran the world leading time. In heat 2, USA bettered it setting up a good final.
Like the mixed relay, USA was able to assemble a new team of four fresh athletes. Phyllis Francis led off taking an early lead, making up the 3-turn stagger distance and passing both teams, Canada and Ukraine to her outside early into the final turn. Poland's lone fresh athlete Iga Baumgart-Witan and Jamaica's Anastasia Le-Roy held relatively close to the stagger, passing just three step and five steps behind. GBR's Zoey Clark and Belgium's Hanne Claes kept them in the mix after one leg. Second leg for USA was their young hurdling star Sydney McLaughlin. She was so far ahead at the break, there was no need for strategic maneuvering, and she ran a perfect tangent from lane 7 to the beginning of the far turn taking a 5-metre lead on Patrycja Wyciszkiewicz with Britain's Jodie Williams close behind. McLaughlin built up a 9-metre lead by her handoff to the hurdle world record holder Dalilah Muhammad, who true to form from her hurdle race, took off hard, expanding the gap to 15 metres through the first turn. It was almost 20 metres over Poland's Małgorzata Hołub-Kowalik by the handoff, which behind her, Jamaica's Stephenie Ann McPherson was able to pull back lost ground against Britain's fresh Emily Diamond. On anchor USA put 400 meter 4th place Wadeline Jonathas, Jamaica had their rested bronze medalist Shericka Jackson while Poland also had their best finalist, 7th place Justyna Święty-Ersetic, but with that lead, the battle was for silver. Tightening the gap through the turn, Jackson ran by GBR's Laviai Nielsen and Święty-Ersetic on the backstretch. With Jonathas long gone over 20 metres ahead, Święty-Ersetic stayed on Jackson's shoulder through the final turn then pulled into lane 2 for running room. She couldn't sprint by Jackson, but Święty-Ersetic slowly narrowed the gap. Just before Jonathas crossed the finish line, Święty-Ersetic edged back ahead. Unable to respond, Jackson gave up the fight and eased across the finish line with bronze 3 metres behind.
Aided by legs of 49.51 by Francis, 49.78 by McLaughlin, 49.43 by Muhammad and 50.20 by Jonathas, USA ran the #18 time in history.[3]Allyson Felix ran a 49.8 leg in the preliminary round and received a gold medal. It added to her record totals, now of 13 gold and 18 total medals at the World Championships.
RecordsEdit
Before the competition records were as follows:[4]
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The women s 4 400 metres relay at the 2019 World Athletics Championships was held at the Khalifa International Stadium in Doha Qatar from 5 to 6 October 2019 1 In the final the Jamaican team were initially disqualified but were reinstated as the bronze medallists upon appeal 2 Women s 4 400 metres relay at the 2019 World ChampionshipsJustyna Swiety Ersetic and Shericka Jackson running in the final roundVenueKhalifa International StadiumDates5 October heats 6 October final Competitors67 from 15 nationsTeams15Winning time3 18 92Medalists Phyllis FrancisSydney McLaughlinDalilah MuhammadWadeline JonathasJessica Beard Allyson Felix Kendall Ellis Courtney Okolo United States Iga Baumgart WitanPatrycja WyciszkiewiczMalgorzata Holub KowalikJustyna Swiety ErseticAnna Kielbasinska Poland Anastasia Le RoyTiffany JamesStephenie Ann McPhersonShericka JacksonRoneisha McGregor Jamaica 20172022 Video on YouTubeOfficial Video Contents 1 Summary 2 Records 3 Schedule 4 Results 4 1 Heats 4 2 Final 5 ReferencesSummary EditMost events during the year do not see this level of talent These are the all star teams of each of these countries Even the IAAF World Relays don t always assemble the very best So in heat 1 Jamaica ran the world leading time In heat 2 USA bettered it setting up a good final Like the mixed relay USA was able to assemble a new team of four fresh athletes Phyllis Francis led off taking an early lead making up the 3 turn stagger distance and passing both teams Canada and Ukraine to her outside early into the final turn Poland s lone fresh athlete Iga Baumgart Witan and Jamaica s Anastasia Le Roy held relatively close to the stagger passing just three step and five steps behind GBR s Zoey Clark and Belgium s Hanne Claes kept them in the mix after one leg Second leg for USA was their young hurdling star Sydney McLaughlin She was so far ahead at the break there was no need for strategic maneuvering and she ran a perfect tangent from lane 7 to the beginning of the far turn taking a 5 metre lead on Patrycja Wyciszkiewicz with Britain s Jodie Williams close behind McLaughlin built up a 9 metre lead by her handoff to the hurdle world record holder Dalilah Muhammad who true to form from her hurdle race took off hard expanding the gap to 15 metres through the first turn It was almost 20 metres over Poland s Malgorzata Holub Kowalik by the handoff which behind her Jamaica s Stephenie Ann McPherson was able to pull back lost ground against Britain s fresh Emily Diamond On anchor USA put 400 meter 4th place Wadeline Jonathas Jamaica had their rested bronze medalist Shericka Jackson while Poland also had their best finalist 7th place Justyna Swiety Ersetic but with that lead the battle was for silver Tightening the gap through the turn Jackson ran by GBR s Laviai Nielsen and Swiety Ersetic on the backstretch With Jonathas long gone over 20 metres ahead Swiety Ersetic stayed on Jackson s shoulder through the final turn then pulled into lane 2 for running room She couldn t sprint by Jackson but Swiety Ersetic slowly narrowed the gap Just before Jonathas crossed the finish line Swiety Ersetic edged back ahead Unable to respond Jackson gave up the fight and eased across the finish line with bronze 3 metres behind Aided by legs of 49 51 by Francis 49 78 by McLaughlin 49 43 by Muhammad and 50 20 by Jonathas USA ran the 18 time in history 3 Allyson Felix ran a 49 8 leg in the preliminary round and received a gold medal It added to her record totals now of 13 gold and 18 total medals at the World Championships Records EditBefore the competition records were as follows 4 Record Perf Team Date LocationWorld 3 15 17 nbsp Soviet UnionTatyana Ledovskaya Olga Nazarova Mariya Kulchunova Olga Bryzgina 1 Oct 1988 Seoul South KoreaChampionship 3 16 71 nbsp United StatesGwen Torrence Maicel Malone Wallace Natasha Kaiser Brown Jearl Miles Clark 22 Aug 1993 Stuttgart GermanyWorld leading 3 24 04 nbsp United States U23 Alexis Holmes Kimberley Harris Ziyah Holman Kayla Davis 21 Jul 2019 San Jose Costa RicaAfrican 3 21 04 nbsp NigeriaOlabisi Afolabi Fatima Yusuf Charity Opara Falilat Ogunkoya 3 Aug 1996 Atlanta United StatesAsian record 3 24 28 nbsp China Hebei ProvinceAn Xiaohong Bai Xiaoyun Cao Chunying Ma Yuqin 13 Sep 1993 Beijing ChinaNACAC 3 15 51 nbsp United StatesDenean Howard Hill Diane Dixon Valerie Brisco Hooks Florence Griffith Joyner 1 Oct 1988 Seoul South KoreaSouth American 3 26 68 nbsp Brazil BM amp F BovespaGeisa Aparecida Coutinho Barbara de Oliveira Joelma Sousa Jailma de Lima 7 Aug 2011 Sao Paulo BrazilEuropean 3 15 17 nbsp Soviet UnionTatyana Ledovskaya Olga Nazarova Mariya Kulchunova Olga Bryzgina 1 Oct 1988 Seoul South KoreaOceanian 3 23 81 nbsp AustraliaNova Peris Tamsyn Manou Melinda Gainsford Taylor Cathy Freeman 30 Sep 2000 Sydney AustraliaThe following records were matched or set at the competition Record Perf Team DateWorld Leading 3 22 96 nbsp United States Jessica Beard Allyson Felix Kendall Ellis Courtney Okolo 5 Oct 20193 23 64 nbsp Jamaica Roneisha McGregor Anastasia Le Roy Tiffany James Stephenie Ann McPhersonBelgian 3 26 58 nbsp Belgium Hanne Claes Imke Vervaet Paulien Couckuyt Camille LausWorld leading 3 18 92 nbsp United States Phyllis Francis Sydney McLaughlin Dalilah Muhammad Wadeline Jonathas 6 Oct 2019Polish 3 21 89 nbsp Poland Iga Baumgart Witan Patrycja Wyciszkiewicz Malgorzata Holub Kowalik Justyna Swiety ErseticSchedule EditThe event schedule in local time UTC 3 was as follows 5 Date Time Round5 October 19 55 Heats6 October 21 15 FinalResults EditHeats Edit The first three in each heat Q and the next two fastest q qualified for the final 6 Rank Heat Lane Nation Athletes Time Notes1 2 6 nbsp United States USA Jessica Beard Allyson Felix Kendall Ellis Courtney Okolo 3 22 96 Q WL2 1 7 nbsp Jamaica JAM Roneisha McGregor Anastasia Le Roy Tiffany James Stephenie Ann McPherson 3 23 64 Q WL3 2 3 nbsp Great Britain amp N I GBR Zoey Clark Jodie Williams Jessica Turner Laviai Nielsen 3 24 99 Q SB4 1 4 nbsp Poland POL Anna Kielbasinska Malgorzata Holub Kowalik Patrycja Wyciszkiewicz Justyna Swiety Ersetic 3 25 78 Q5 1 8 nbsp Canada CAN Alicia Brown Aiyanna Stiverne Madeline Price Sage Watson 3 25 86 Q SB6 2 2 nbsp Ukraine UKR Kateryna Klymiuk Olha Lyakhova Tetyana Melnyk Hanna Ryzhykova 3 26 57 Q SB7 2 4 nbsp Belgium BEL Hanne Claes Imke Vervaet Paulien Couckuyt Camille Laus 3 26 58 q NR8 1 3 nbsp Netherlands NED Lieke Klaver Lisanne de Witte Bianca Baak Femke Bol 3 27 40 q SB9 2 9 nbsp Italy ITA Maria Benedicta Chigbolu Ayomide Folorunso Giancarla Trevisan Raphaela Lukudo 3 27 5710 1 5 nbsp Australia AUS Bendere Oboya Lauren Boden Ellie Beer Rebecca Bennett 3 28 64 SB11 1 6 nbsp India IND Jisna Mathew M R Poovamma V K Vismaya Venkatesan Subha 3 29 42 SB12 1 9 nbsp France FRA Amandine Brossier Deborah Sananes Elise Trynkler Agnes Raharolahy 3 29 66 SB13 2 5 nbsp Cuba CUB Zurian Hechavarria Rose Mary Almanza Adriana Rodriguez Roxana Gomez 3 29 84 SB14 2 8 nbsp Switzerland SUI Lea Sprunger Fanette Humair Rachel Pellaud Yasmin Giger 3 30 6315 1 2 nbsp Nigeria NGR Blessing Oladoye Patience Okon George Abike Funmilola Egbeniyi Favour Ofili 3 35 902 7 nbsp Botswana BOT DNSFinal Edit The final was started on 6 October at 21 19 7 Rank Lane Nation Athletes Time Notes nbsp 7 nbsp United States USA Phyllis Francis Sydney McLaughlin Dalilah Muhammad Wadeline Jonathas 3 18 92 WL nbsp 6 nbsp Poland POL Iga Baumgart Witan Patrycja Wyciszkiewicz Malgorzata Holub Kowalik Justyna Swiety Ersetic 3 21 89 NR nbsp 4 nbsp Jamaica JAM Anastasia Le Roy Tiffany James Stephenie Ann McPherson Shericka Jackson 3 22 37 SB4 5 nbsp Great Britain amp N I GBR Zoey Clark Jodie Williams Emily Diamond Laviai Nielsen 3 23 02 SB5 2 nbsp Belgium BEL Hanne Claes Imke Vervaet Paulien Couckuyt Camille Laus 3 27 156 8 nbsp Ukraine UKR Kateryna Klymiuk Olha Lyakhova Tetyana Melnyk Hanna Ryzhykova 3 27 487 3 nbsp Netherlands NED Lieke Klaver Lisanne de Witte Bianca Baak Femke Bol 3 27 899 nbsp Canada CAN Alicia Brown Aiyanna Stiverne Madeline Price Sage Watson DSQ 163 3 a References Edit Start list PDF World Athletics Championships Great Britain finish with five medals BBC Sport 2019 10 07 Retrieved 2019 10 07 4x400 Metres Relay Result IAAF World Athletics Championships DOHA 2019 www worldathletics org Retrieved 2020 10 26 4x400 Metres Relay Women Records iaaf org Retrieved 30 September 2019 Women s 4 400 metres relay Timetable iaaf org Retrieved 30 September 2019 Heats results PDF Final results PDF Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2019 World Athletics Championships Women 27s 4 400 metres relay amp oldid 1147256760, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
