Asafa Powell finished 7th, but Kemar Mowatt and Chantel Malone were Caribbean winners at today’s (25 Aug) IAAF World Challenge Meeting in Madrid, Spain.
Powell, who ran 10.15 to win his semi-final heat, returned with 10.26 in the final. Michael Rodgers won the event in 9.97s ahead of Jimmy Vicaut of France 10.05
Mowatt came out on top in the men’s 400m hurdles. He won in 48.89 ahead of Khallifah Rosser (USA) 49.08.
Malone of British Virgin Islands (BVI) took the women’s long jump with 6.56m. Jamaican Chanice Porter 6.51 finished second
In the women’s 100m, world champion Tori Bowie finished 3rd in 11.09. The event went to Catharina Horn (RSA) 11.01. Bahamian Tynia Gaither (bah) was 4th in 11.22
Two men, Emmanuel Bamidele (QAT) 44.85 and Abbas Abubakker (BRN) 44.90 dipped under 45 seconds in the men’s 400m
Andrew Riley ran 13.84 for sixth in the men’s 110m hurdles, which went to Orlando Ortega 13.32
Madrid (Spain), 24-25.8.2019 -Meeting International-
Men
100m (25) (1.6) 1 Michael Rodgers (usa) 9.97; 2 Jimmy Vicaut (fra) 10.05; 3 Hakim Sani Brown (jpn) 10.05; 4 Yoshihide Kiryu (jpn) 10.08; 5 Demek Kemp (usa) 10.12; 6 Mouhamadou Fall (fra) 10.14; 7 Asafa Powell (jam) 10.26; 8 Simon Magakwe (rsa) 10.34
100msf 1/1 (25) (0.2) 1 Asafa Powell (jam) 10.15; 2 Jimmy Vicaut (fra) 10.20; 3 Abdul Hakim Sani Brown (jpn) 10.21; 4 Mouhamadou Fall (fra) 10.26; 5 Taymir Burnet (ned) 10.35; 5 Tosin Ogunde (qat) 10.35; 7 Javier Martin 10.50; 8 Pol Retamal 10.61; 9 Mauro Triana 10.69
100msf 2/2 (25) (1.0) 1 Yoshihide Kiryu (jpn) 10.04; 2 Mike Rodgers (usa) 10.07; 3 Kemp Demek (usa) 10.16; 4 Simon Magakwe (rsa) 10.20; 5 Joris Van Gool (ndl) 10.23; 6 Kyree King (usa) 10.26; 7 Angel David Rodriguez 10.34; 8 Sergio Juarez 10.46; 9 Sergio Lopez 10.51
400m A (25) 1 Emmanuel Bamidele (qat) 44.85; 2 Abbas Abubakker (brn) 44.90; 3 Nathan Strother (usa) 45.33; 4 Julian Jrumi Walsh (jpn) 45.35; 5 Luka Janezic (slo) 45.98; 6 Oscar Husillos 46.17;7Luguelin Santos (dom) 46.18; 8 Bruno Hortelano 46.32
400m B (25) 1 Mohamed Nasser Abbas (qat) 46.16; 2 Samuel Garcia 46.37; 3 Darwin Andres Echeverry 46.64; 4 Julio Arenas 46.71; 5 Jonathan Borlëe (bel) 46.89; 6 Manuel Guijarro 47.24; 7 Jesus Serrano 47.38; 8 Iñigo Perez 47.45
400m (24) 1 Adrián Rocandio 46.93; 2 Pau Fradera 47.00; 3 Eliam Fernández Ortiz 47.06; 4 Joao Coelho 47.43; 5 Gen Estaban San Millán 47.59; 6 Marcel Mondria 47.79
110mh (25) (1.5) 1 Orlando Ortega 13.32; 2 Milan Trajkovic (cyp) 13.44; 3 Yaqoub Al-Yoha (kuw) 13.45; 4 Antonio Alkana (rsa) 13.56; 5 Hassane Fofana (ita) 13.70; 6 Andrew Riley (jam) 13.84; 7 Enrique Llopis 13.85; 8 Ernesto Prados 14.33
400mh (25) 1 Kemar Mowatt (jam) 48.89; 2 Khallifah Rosser (usa) 49.08; 3 Sergio Fernandez 49.14; 4 Bassem Hemeida (qat) 49.33; 5 Juander Santos (dom) 49.54; 6 Cornel Fredericks (rsa) 49.87; 7 Mark Ujakpor 53.06
HJ (25) 1 Dzmitry Nabokau (blr) 2.30; 2 Ryo Sato (jpn) 2.22; Eure Yañez (ven) 2.22; 4 Hamdi Mahamat Alamine Saleh (qat) 2.22; 5 Luis Castro (pur) 2.22; 6 Christopher Moleya (rsa) 2.22; 7 Takashi Eto (jpn) 2.22; 8 Carlos Rojas 2.18; 9 Konstadínos Baniótis (gre) 2.14
LJ (24) Jean-Marie Okutu 7.60 (0.0)
TJ (25) 1 Chris Benard (usa) 16.63 (-0,1); 2 Tiago Pereira (por) 16.60 (1.7); 3 Dimitris Tsiamis (gre) 16.57 (0.4); 4 Samuele Cerro (ita) 16.34 (0.7); 5 Sergio Solanas 16.12 (1.1); 6 Maximiliano Díaz (arg) 15.74 (1.7)
Women
100m (25) (0.4) 1 Catharina Horn (rsa) 11.01; 2 Ivel Lalova-Collio (bul) 11.08; 3 Tori Bowie (usa) 11.09; 4 Tynia Gaither (bah) 11.22; 5 Lorene Bazolo (por9 11.23; 6 Kiara Parker (usa) 11.27; 7 Paula Sevilla 11.40; 8 Barbara Pierre (usa) 11.42; 9 Jael Bestue 11.49
100m sf1/1 (25) (0.4) 1 Ivet Lalova-Collio (bul) 11.17; 2 Kiara Parkerusa (usa) 11.28; 3 Paula Sevilla 11.48; 4 Barbara Pierre (usa); 11.58 5 Maria Isabel Perez 11.65; 6 Isidora Jimenez (chi) 11.73; 7 Maria Quetgla 11.95; 8 Bianca Acosta 11.97
100m sf2/2 (25) (0.1) 1 Tori Bowie (usa) 11.15; 2 Catharina Horn (usa) 11.15; 3 Tynia Gaither (bah) 11.26; 4 Lorêne Dorcas Bazolo (por) 11.31; 5 Jaël Bestue 11.58; 6 Gina Akpe-Moses (irl) 11.64; 7 Carmen Marco 11.75
400mA (25) 1 Polina Millera (rus) 51.00; 2 Jaide Stepter (usa) 51.18; 3 Eleni Artymata (cyp) 51.34; 4 Catia Azevedo (por) 51.78; 5 Anita Horvat (slo) 52.15; 6 Madeline Price (can) 52.28; 7 Modesta Juste Morauskaite (ltu) 52.68; 8 Andrea Jimenez 54.05
LJ (25) 1 Chantel Malone (uvb( 6.56 (0.2); 2 Chanice Porter (jam) 6.51 (1.1); 3 Mónica Vicente 6.49 (1.3); 4 Fatima Diame 6.43 (1.2); 5 Laura Strati (ita) 6.43 (1.0); 6 Evelise Veiga (por) 6.34 (-0,3); 7 Rougui Sow (fra) 6.26 (0.8); 8 Yuliana Angulo (ecu) 6.26 (0.8); 9 Paola Mautino (per) 6.13 (0.6); 10 Naa Anang (aus) 6.07 (0.8)
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Well said Tucker!
Queen @Chantel Malone
Hush next time
keep going Asafa money still a mek.
Polly Brown mi need to see dis race thanks much polly
Asafa pulled up in second place position about 10m to the finish line holding the side of his thigh
Rashgisele Downer He finished 7th because he kinda injured himself.
Asafa cannot manage pressure, he always get d best start but doesnt ave endurance
Alright Safa, you have given so much to the sport and your country. You don’t have anything to prove to anyone, so it’s time you hang up those spikes.
Your quest to run the 100m three more times under 10 seconds is elusive at the stage of your career, and I don’t think anyone will match the 97 you have already laid down. We are proud of you for all you’ve accomplished, you have money, a nice home, a beautiful wife and new baby on the way. What more do you want? Forget about your own personal record because when father time is up on you there nothing you can do.
Pack your bag, get on a flight, go back to Jamaica and enjoy the fruits if your labour. Jamaica will always love you Safa. After all, you are without a doubt one of nation proudest sons.