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Powell 9.86 & Campbell-Brown 22.26 in Hungary

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Powell dashes 9.86, Campbell-Brown 22.26, world lead for Kovago in Budapest - UPDATED

Bob Ramsak and organisers for the IAAF
31st July 2011


Fast and dominating victories by Jamaican sprinters Asafa Powell and Veronica Campbell-Brown and a world-leading effort in the Discus Throw by Zoltan Kovago highlighted the inaugural Istvan Gyulai Memorial in Budapest on Saturday (30).

Powell, the current 100m world leader at 9.78, produced what was arguably his finest day of the season. After a smooth 9.90 (wind +1.8.) in the preliminary round, the former World record holder clocked 9.86 (+2.0) in the final, to win by a hefty margin over Zimbabwean national record holder Ngonidzashe Makusham who stopped the clock in 10.16.

It was Powell’s fifth victory in seven competitions this season – in late May he was second to Usain Bolt in Rome and was forced to pull up with a minor injury in Rabat, Morocco – which puts the 28-year-old firmly among the favourites at the upcoming IAAF World Championships. In the process, he easily supplanted Linford Christie (10.03, 1987) as the Hungarian All-Comers record holder and was awarded the Dr. Bojidar Spiriev Trophy, named in honor of the man behind the official IAAF scoring tables, for producing the best performance of the meeting.

Campbell-Brown, the two-time Olympic 200m champion, was equally dominant in her specialty, winning in 22.26, a season’s best. Finishing runner-up was Sanya Richards-Ross of the U.S., the reigning World 400m champion, whose 22.63 was also her fastest of the year over the distance.

"I have no complaints as I ran my best time of the year and executed well,” Campbell-Brown said. "I felt that I could run a good race, training went really well the past few weeks so I was hoping to give my very best."

And elsewhere on the track, Ismail Ahmed Ismail of Sudan, the 2008 Olympic silver medallist, won the 800m in 1:46.78, well ahead of Kenyan rival Alfred Kirwa Yego, the two World silver medallist and Olympic bronze medallist, who was a distant fifth in 1:47.99.

In the men's 400m, it was a battle of the reigning European champion Kevin Borlée of Belgium versus the newly crowned European junior champion, Marcell Deák Nagy of Hungary. The younger of the Borlée twins lived up to the expectations and crossed the line first (45.91) ahead of the Hungarian champion (46.47), although the field had to battle circulating winds throughout the race. Weather conditions were not any more kind to New Zealander Niki Hamblin and the rest of the field in the women’s 1500m, yet she out dipped Cakir Alptekin of Turkey for the win in 4:05.45.

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István Gyulai Memorial – Hungarian Athletics Grand Prix 2011
Budapest, Ferenc Puskás Stadium,
Saturday, 30 July 2011.


Men's 100m FINAL
Wind: +2.0
1. Asafa POWELL JAM 9.86
2. Ngonidzashe MAKUSHA ZIM 10.16
3. Andrew HINDS BAR 10.24
4. Dexter LEE JAM 10.30
5. Matic OSOVNIKAR SLO 10.37 SB
6. Dániel KARLIK HUN 10.55
7. Thuso MPUANG RSA 10.63
8. Gregor KOKALOVIČ SLO 10.65

Men's 100m Heat 1,
Wind: +1.8
1. Asafa POWELL JAM 9.90
2. Dexter LEE JAM 10.40
3. Dániel KARLIK HUN 10.44
4. Thuso MPUANG RSA 10.51
5. Gregor KOKALOVIČ SLO 10.62
6. Roland NÉMETH HUN 10.69
7. Péter CSUHAI HUN 11.07
8. Dávid ÓNODI HUN 11.08

Men's 100m Heat 2,
Wind: +2.7
1. Ngonidzashe MAKUSHA ZIM 10.06
2. Andrew HINDS BAR 10.20
3. Matic OSOVNIKAR SLO 10.36
4. Dávid VAS HUN 10.68
5. Ryan MOSELEY AUT 10.78
6. Géza PAUER HUN 10.78
DNS Michael FRATER JAM


Women's 200m
Wind: +1.2
1. Veronica CAMPBELL-BROWN JAM 22.26 SB
2. Sanya RICHARDS-ROSS USA 22.63 SB
3. Blessing OKAGBARE NGR 22.94 SB
4. LaShauntea MOORE USA 22.94
5. Porscha LUCAS USA 23.28
6. Shereefa LLOYD JAM 23.46 SB
7. Anasztázia NGUYEN HUN 23.81 PB
8. Barbara PETRÁHN HUN 24.29


Men's 400m
1. Kevin BORLÉE BEL 45.91
2. Marcell DEÁK NAGY HUN 46.47
3. Erison HURTAULT DMA 46.56
4. William COLLAZO CUB 46.97
5. Omar BROWN JAM 47.14
6. Donald SANFORD ISR 47.37
7. Claudio LICCIARDELLO ITA 47.46
8. Oscar PISTORIUS RSA 47.47


Men's 800m
1. Ismail Ahmed ISMAIL SUD 1:46.78
2. Luis Alberto MARCO ESP 1:47.42
3. Tamás KAZI HUN 1:47.47 SB
4. Antonio Manuel REINA ESP 1:47.76
5. Alfred Kirwa YEGO KEN 1:47.99
6. Nadjim MANSEUR ALG 1:48.18 SB
7. Job KINYOR KEN 1:48.37
8. Timothy Kipkorir LIMO KEN 1:48.97
9. Péter SZEMETI HUN 1:49.51 SB
10. Dániel KÁLLAY HUN 1:51.40
11. István KOLOSSVÁRY HUN 1:51.91
DNF Dávid TAKÁCS HUN


Women's 1500m
1. Nikki HAMBLIN NZL 4:05.45
2. Asli CAKIR ALPTEKIN TUR 4:05.53 SB
3. Zoe BUCKMAN AUS 4:07.60
4. Hilary STELLINGWERFF CAN 4:07.80 SB
5. Angelika CICHOCKA POL 4:09.29 PB
6. Kaila MCKNIGHT AUS 4:12.14
7. Svetlana KIREYEVA RUS 4:15.50
8. Iris María FUENTES-PILA ESP 4:17.98
DNF Sandra MICHALAK POL
DNF Lidia CHOJECKA POL
DNF Katarzyna BRONIATOWSKA POL


Men's 5000m
1. Michael Kiprop TIONY KEN 13:24.51 SB
2. Moukhled AL OUTAIBI KSA 13:25.13 SB
3. Joseph Kitur KIPLIMO KEN 13:25.13
4. Hosea Mwok MACHARINYANG KEN 13:25.17 SB
5. Alex KORIO KEN 13:28.30
6. Nicholas KIPCHIRCHIR KEN 13:30.26 PB
7. Paul LONYANGATA KEN 13:31.57
8. Tarek BOUKENSA ALG 13:42.30 SB
9. David MCNEILL AUS 13:54.20
10. Geofrey KUSURO UGA 14:06.63
11. Barnabás BENE HUN 14:27.67 SB
DNF Geofrey BARUSEI KEN

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