Athletics World Championships 2019

17th World Athletics Championships
city	Doha , Qatar
Stadion	Khalifa International Stadium
opening	September 27, 2019
Final day	October 6, 2019
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Medal table (final score after 49 decisions)
Pl.	country	G	S.	B.	Su.
1	United States	14th	11	4th	29
2	Kenya	5	2	4th	11
3	Jamaica	3	5	4th	12
4th	China	3	3	3	9
5	Ethiopia	2	5	1	8th
6th	Authorized Neutral Athletes	2	3	1	6th
7th	Great Britain	2	3	-	5
8th	Germany	2	-	4th	6th
9	Japan	2	-	1	3
10	Netherlands	2	-	-	2
	Uganda	2	-	-	2
12	Poland	1	2	3	6th
Complete medal table

The 17th World Athletics Championships took place from September 27th to October 6th, 2019 in the Qatari capital Doha . The decision was made on November 18, 2014 at a meeting of the IAAF World Athletics Federation in Monaco .

Candidate cities

The cities of Doha, Eugene and Barcelona applied for the athletics world title competitions .

Election results

place	country	Round 1	round 2
Doha	Qatar	12	15th
Eugene	United States	09	12
Barcelona	Spain	06th	-

Doha had already applied to host the 2017 World Championships and, like Eugene, who hosted the 2014 Junior World Championships , is a station in the IAAF Diamond League . The President of the Spanish Athletics Federation commented that “by far the worst candidacy won” and Qatar bought the World Cup by offering the IAAF 37 million dollars (almost 30 million euros ) in addition to the original budget .

Medals

The design of the medals was presented to the public on August 27, 2019. On the front they show illustrations of the Khalifa International Stadium and on the back the skyline of Doha. 13 athletics disciplines are shown on both sides. They were made by hand by the Sndala company from Doha.

Participating Nations

Athletes from all 214 member associations of the IAAF took part in the world championships. Because the Russian Athletics Federation was not allowed to take part in international competitions, there was no team flying the Russian flag . Some Russian athletes started as Authorized Neutral Athletes . There was again a refugee team in 2019.

Afghanistan (1)  Egypt (5)  Albania (1)  Algeria (6)  American Samoa (1)  US Virgin Islands (1)  Andorra (1)  Angola (1)  Anguilla (1)  Antigua and Barbuda (1)  Equatorial Guinea (1)  Argentina (3)  Armenia (1)  Aruba (1)  Azerbaijan (4)  Ethiopia (37)  Athlete Refugee Team (6)  Authorized Neutral Athletes (30)  Australia (60)  Bahamas (10)  Bahrain (21)  Bangladesh (1)  Barbados (4)  Belgium (29)  Belize (1)  Benin (2)  Bermuda (1)  Bhutan (1)  Bolivia (1)  Bosnia and Herzegovina (3)  Botswana (13)  Brazil (45)  British Virgin Islands (3)  Brunei (1)  Bulgaria (7)  Burkina Faso (3)  Burundi (6)  Cayman Islands (1)  Chile (2)  Cook Islands (1)  Costa Rica (4)  Democratic Republic of the Congo (1)  Germany (76)  Dominica (1)  Dominican Republic (2)  Djibouti (4)  Denmark (9)  Ecuador (12)  El Salvador (1)  Ivory Coast (3)  Eritrea (7)  Estonia (9)  Fiji (1)  Finland (23)  France (62)  French Polynesia (1)  Gabon (1)  Gambia (2)  Georgia (1)  Ghana (10)  Gibraltar (1)  Grenada (4)  Greece (16)  Guam (1)  Guatemala (5)  Guinea (1)  Guinea-Bissau (1)  Guyana (3)  Haiti (2)  Honduras (1)

Hong Kong (1)  India (27)  Indonesia (2)  Iraq (1)  Iran (3)  Ireland (8)  Iceland (1)  Israel (6)  Italy (66)  Jamaica (55)  Japan (60)  Yemen (1)  Jordan (1)  Cambodia (1)  Cameroon (2)  Canada (52)  Cape Verde (1)  Kazakhstan (8)  Qatar (19)  Kenya (54)  Kyrgyzstan (2)  Kiribati (1)  Colombia (15)  Comoros (1)  Republic of the Congo (2)  Kosovo (1)  Croatia (9)  Cuba (17)  Kuwait (2)  Laos (1)  Lesotho (1)  Latvia (12)  Lebanon (1)  Liberia (1)  Lithuania (11)  Luxembourg (1)  Macau (1)  Madagascar (1)  Malawi (1)  Malaysia (1)  Maldives (1)  Mali (1)  Malta (1)  Morocco (17)  Marshall Islands (1)  Mauritania (1)  Mauritius (1)  Mexico (11)  Micronesia (1)  Moldova (4)  Monaco (1)  Mongolia (4)  Montenegro (2)  Mozambique (1)  Myanmar (1)  Namibia (2)  Nauru (1)  Nepal (1)  New Zealand (13)  Nicaragua (1)  Netherlands (30)  Niger (2)  Nigeria (25)  North Korea (3)  North Macedonia (1)  Norway (17)  Northern Mariana Islands (1)  Oman (1)  Austria (6)  East Timor (1)

Pakistan (1)  Palau (1)  Palestine (1)  Panama (2)  Papua New Guinea (1)  Paraguay (1)  Peru (3)  Philippines (1)  Poland (45)  Portugal (15)  Puerto Rico (4)  Rwanda (2)  Romania (10)  Solomon Islands (1)  Zambia (2)  Samoa (2)  San Marino (1)  Sao Tome and Principe (1)  Saudi Arabia (3)  Sweden (24)  Switzerland (22)  Senegal (1)  Serbia (3)  Seychelles (1)  Sierra Leone (1)  Zimbabwe (5)  Singapore (1)  Slovakia (6)  Slovenia (9)  Somalia (1)  Spain (41)  Sri Lanka (1)  St. Kitts and Nevis (1)  St. Lucia (2)  St. Vincent and the Grenadines (1)  Sudan (1)  South Africa (30)  South Korea (4)  South Sudan (1)  Suriname (1)  Swaziland (2)  Syria (1)  Tajikistan (2)  Taiwan (5)  Tanzania (4)  Thailand (1)  Togo (1)  Tonga (1)  Trinidad and Tobago (15)  Chad (1)  Czech Republic (25)  Tunisia (5)  Turkmenistan (1)  Turks and Caicos Islands (1)  Turkey (20)  Uganda (21)  Ukraine (44)  Hungary (17)  Uruguay (4)  Uzbekistan (6)  Vanuatu (1)  Venezuela (8)  United Arab Emirates (1)  United States (159)  United Kingdom (88)  Vietnam (1)  People's Republic of China (70)  Belarus (30)  Central African Republic (1)  Cyprus (5)

Qualification standards

To qualify for the 10,000 meters , the marathon , the walking events , relays and combined events were needed in the period from 7 March 2018 to 6 September of 2019. For all other competitions, the interval ranged from September 7, 2018 to September 6, 2019.

sport	Men	Women
100 meters	10.10 s	11.24 s
200 metres	20.40 s	23.02 s
400 meters	45.30 s	51.80 s
800 meters	1: 45.80 min	2: 00.60 min
1500 meters ( mile )	3: 36.00 min (3: 53.10)	4: 06.50 min (4: 25.20)
5000 meters	13: 22.50 min	15: 22.00 min
10,000 meters	27: 40.00 min	31: 50.00 min
110 meter hurdles / 100 meter hurdles	13.46 s	12.98 s
400 meter hurdles	49.30 s	56.00 s
3000 meters obstacle	8: 29.00 min	9: 40.00 min
high jump	2.30 m	1.94 m
Pole vault	5.71 m	4.56 m
Long jump	8.17 m	6.72 m
Triple jump	16.95 m	14.20 m
Shot put	20.70 m	18.00 m
Discus throw	65.00 m	61.20 m
Hammer throw	76.00 m	71.00 m
Javelin throw	83.00 m	61.50 m
marathon	2:16:00 h	2:37:00 h
Decathlon / heptathlon	8200 points	6300 points
20 km walk	1:22:30 h	1:33:50 h
50 km walk	3:59:00 h	4:30:00 h

Competition schedule

Q

qualification

V

leader

½

Semifinals

F.

final

Men Competition ↓ Fri 27. Sa 28. Sun 29. Mon 30. Tuesday 1. Wed 2. Thursday 3. Fri 4. Sa 5. Sun 6. 100 m Q V ½ F. 200 m V ½ F. 400 m V ½ F. 800 m V ½ F. 1500 m V ½ F. 5000 m V F. 10,000 m F. marathon F. 110 m hurdles V ½ F. 400 m hurdles V ½ F. 3000 m obstacle V F. 4 × 100 m V F. 4 × 400 m V F. 20 km walking F. 50 km of walking F. high jump Q F. Pole vault Q F. Long jump Q F. Triple jump Q F. Shot put Q F. Discus throw Q F. Hammer throw Q F. Javelin throw Q F. Decathlon F. Mixed Competition ↓ Fri 27. Sa 28. Sun 29. Mon 30. Tuesday 1. Wed 2. Thursday 3. Fri 4. Sa 5. Sun 6. 4 × 400 m V F.

Women Competition ↓ Fri 27. Sa 28. Sun 29. Mon 30. Tuesday 1. Wed 2. Thursday 3. Fri 4. Sa 5. Sun 6. 100 m V ½ F. 200 m V ½ F. 400 m V ½ F. 800 m V ½ F. 1500 m V ½ F. 5000 m V F. 10,000 m F. marathon F. 100 m hurdles V ½ F. 400 m hurdles V ½ F. 3000 m obstacle V F. 4 × 100 m V F. 4 × 400 m V F. 20 km walking F. 50 km of walking F. high jump Q F. Pole vault Q F. Long jump Q F. Triple jump Q F. Shot put Q F. Discus throw Q F. Hammer throw Q F. Javelin throw Q F. Heptathlon F.

Results men

100 m

→ Main article : World Athletics Championships 2019/100 m men

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Christian Coleman	United States	9.76 WL PB
2	Justin Gatlin	United States	9.89
3	Andre De Grasse	CAN	9.90 PB
4th	Akani Simbine	RSA	9.93 SB
5	Yohan Blake	JAM	9.97
6th	Zharnel Hughes	GBR	10.03
7th	Filippo Tortu	ITA	10.07 SB
8th	Aaron Brown	CAN	10.08

Final on September 28th

Participants from German-speaking countries: Alex Wilson - eliminated as 38th in the run-up with 10.38 seconds
 

200 m

→ Main article : 2019/200 m Men's Athletics World Championships

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Noah Lyles	United States	19.83
2	Andre De Grasse	CAN	19.95
3	Álex Quiñónez	ECU	19.98
4th	Adam Gemili	GBR	20.03 SB
5	Ramil Guliyev	DOOR	20.07
6th	Aaron Brown	CAN	20.10
7th	Xie Zhenye	CHN	20.14
8th	Kyle Greaux	TTO	20.39

Final on October 1st

Participants from German-speaking countries: Alex Wilson - Steven Müller did not run for the semifinals - eliminated as 34th in the preliminary run with 20.69 seconds
 
 

400 m

→ Main article : World Athletics Championships 2019/400 m men

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Steven Gardiner	BAH	43.48 NO
2	Anthony Zambrano	COL	44.15 AR
3	Fred Kerley	United States	44.17
4th	Demish Gaye	JAM	44.46 PB
5	Kirani James	GRN	44.54
6th	Emmanuel Korir	KEN	44.94
7th	Machel Cedenio	TTO	45.30
8th	Akeem Bloomfield	JAM	45.36

Final on October 4th

800 m

→ Main article : World Athletics Championships 2019/800 m men

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Donavan Brazier	United States	1: 42.34  CR  AR
2	Amel Tuka	BIH	1: 43.47 SB
3	Ferguson Cheruiyot Rotich	KEN	1: 43.82
4th	Bryce Hoppel	United States	1: 44.25 PB
5	Wesley Vázquez	PURE	1: 44.48
6th	Adrian Ben	ESP	1: 45.58
7th	Marco Arop	CAN	1: 45.78
8th	Clayton Murphy	United States	1: 47.84

Final on October 1st

Participants from German-speaking countries: Marc Reuther - eliminated as 33rd in the lead with 1: 47.31 min
 

1500 m

→ Main article : World Athletics Championships 2019/1500 m men

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Timothy Cheruiyot	KEN	3: 29.26
2	Taoufik Makhloufi	ALG	3: 31.38 SB
3	Marcin Lewandowski	POLE	3: 31.46 NO
4th	Jakob Ingebrigtsen	NOR	3: 31.70
5	Jake Wightman	GBR	3: 31.87 PB
6th	Josh Kerr	GBR	3: 32.52 PB
7th	Ronald Kwemoi	KEN	3: 32.72 SB
8th	Matthew Centrowitz	United States	3: 32.81 SB

Finals on October 6th

Participants from German-speaking countries: Amos Bartelsmeyer - eliminated as 11th in semi-final run 2 with 3: 37.74 minutes
 

5000 m

→ Main article : World Athletics Championships 2019/5000 m men

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Muktar Edris	ETH	12: 58.85  SB
2	Selemon Barega	ETH	12: 59.70
3	Mohammed Ahmed	CAN	13: 01.11
4th	Telahun Haile Bekele	ETH	13: 02.29
5	Jakob Ingebrigtsen	NOR	13: 02.93
6th	Jacob Krop	KEN	13: 03.08 PB
7th	Paul Chelimo	United States	13: 04.60 SB
8th	Nicholas Kimeli	KEN	13: 05.27

Final on September 30th

Participants from German-speaking countries: Sam Parsons - eliminated as 24th in the lead with 13: 38.53 min Julien Wanders - eliminated as 25th in the lead with 13: 38.95 min Richard Ringer - as 30th in the lead with 13:49, Eliminated for 20 min
 
 
 

10,000 m

→ Main article : World Athletics Championships 2019 / men's 10,000m

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Joshua Cheptegei	UGA	26: 48.36  WL  PB
2	Yomif Kejelcha	ETH	26: 49.34 PB
3	Rhonex Kipruto	KEN	26: 50.32
4th	Rodgers Kwemoi	KEN	26: 55.36 PB
5	Andamlak Belihu	ETH	26: 56.71
6th	Mohammed Ahmed	CAN	26: 59.35 NO
7th	Lopez Lomong	United States	27: 04.72 PB
8th	Yemaneberhan Crippa	ITA	27: 10.76 NO

October 6th

Participants from German-speaking countries: Julien Wanders - DNF
 

marathon

→ Main article : 2019 World Athletics Championships / men's marathon

space	athlete	country	Time (h)
1	Lelisa Desisa	ETH	2:10:40 SB
2	Mosinet Geremew	ETH	2:10:44
3	Amos Kipruto	KEN	2:10:51
4th	Callum Hawkins	GBR	2:10:57
5	Stephen Mokoka	RSA	2:11:09
6th	Zersenay Tadese	ERI	2:11:29 SB
7th	El Hassan el-Abbassi	BRN	2:11:44 SB
8th	Hamza Sahli	MAR	2:11:49

5th October

Participants from German-speaking countries: Tadesse Abraham - 9th place in 2:11:58 h. Lemawork Ketema - 41st place in 2:20:45 h.
 
 

110 m hurdles

→ Main article : World Athletics Championships 2019/110 m hurdles men

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Grant Holloway	United States	13.10 s
2	Sergei Schubenkow	ANA	13.15 s
3	Pascal Martinot-Lagarde	FRA	13.18 s
	Orlando Ortega	ESP	13.30 s
5	Xie Wenjun	CHN	13.29 s
6th	Shane Brathwaite	BAR	13.61 s
7th	Devon Allen	United States	13.70 s
8th	Milan Traikovitz	CYP	13.87 s
	Omar McLeod	JAM	DSQ

Final on October 2nd

Participants from German-speaking countries: Jason Joseph - eliminated as 13th with 13.53 s in the semifinals
 

400 m hurdles

→ Main article : World Athletics Championships 2019/400 m hurdles for men

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Karsten Warholm	NOR	47.42
2	Rai Benjamin	United States	47.66
3	Abderrahman Samba	QAT	48.03
4th	Kyron McMaster	IVB	48.10 SB
5	TJ Holmes	United States	48.20 PB
6th	Yasmani Copello	DOOR	48.25 SB
7th	Alison dos Santos	BRA	48.28 PB
8th	Abdelmalik Lahoulou	ALG	49.46

Final on September 30th

Participants from German-speaking countries: Luke Campbell - eliminated in the semifinals as 21st with 50.00 s Kariem Hussein - eliminated as 28th with 50.62 s in the run-up Constantin Preis - eliminated as 31st with 50.93 s in the run-up
 
 
 

3000 m obstacle

→ Main article : World Athletics Championships 2019/3000 m obstacle men

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Conseslus Kipruto	KEN	8: 01.35 WL
2	Lamecha Girma	ETH	8: 01.36 NO
3	Soufiane el-Bakkali	MAR	8: 03.76 SB
4th	Toned whales	ETH	8: 05.21 PB
5	Djilali Bedrani	FRA	8: 05.23 PB
6th	Benjamin Kigen	KEN	8: 06.95
7th	Abraham Kibiwot	KEN	8: 08.52
8th	Hillary Bor	United States	8: 09.33

Final on October 4th

Participants from German-speaking countries: Martin Grau - eliminated as 24th with 8: 26.79 min. Karl Bebendorf - eliminated as 31st with 8: 32.58 min
 
 

4 × 100 m relay

→ Main article : World Athletics Championships 2019/4 × 100 m men

space	country	Athletes	Time (s)
1	United States	Christian Coleman Justin Gatlin Mike Rodgers Noah Lyles	37.10  WL  NO
2	United Kingdom	Adam Gemili Zharnel Hughes Richard Kilty Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake	37.36 AR
3	Japan	Shūhei Tada Kirara Shiraishi Yoshihide Kiryū Abdul Hakim Sani Brown	37.43 AR
4th	Brazil	Rodrigo do Nascimento Vitor Hugo dos Santos Derick Silva Paulo André de Oliveira	37.72 AR
5	South Africa	Thando Dlodlo Simon Magakwe Clarence Munyai Akani Simbine	37.73
6th	People's Republic of China	Su Bingtian Xu Zhouzheng Wu Zhiqiang Bie Ge	38.07
	Netherlands	Joris van Gool Taymir Burnet Hensley Paulina Churandy Martina	DSQ
	France	Amaury Golitin Jimmy Vicaut Méba-Mickaël Zézé Christophe Lemaitre	DNF

Final on October 5th

Participants from German-speaking countries: Germany ( Julian Reus , Joshua Hartmann , Roy Schmidt and Marvin Schulte ) - eliminated as 7th in preliminary group 2 with 38.24 seconds
 

4 × 400 m relay

→ Main article : World Athletics Championships 2019/4 × 400 m men

space	country	Athletes	Time (min)
1	United States	Fred Kerley Michael Cherry Wilbert London Rai Benjamin	2: 56.69 WL
2	Jamaica	Akeem Bloomfield Nathon Allen Terry Thomas Demish Gaye	2: 57.90 SB
3	Belgium	Jonathan Sacoor Robin Vanderbemden Dylan Borlée Kevin Borlée	2: 58.78 SB
4th	Colombia	Jhon Perlaza Diego Palomeque Jhon Alexander Solis Anthony Zambrano	2: 59.50 NO
5	Trinidad and Tobago	Asa Guevara Jereem Richards Deon Lendore Machel Cedenio	3: 00.74 SB
6th	Italy	Davide Re Vladimir Aceti Matteo Galvan Edoardo Scotti	3: 02.78
7th	France	Ludvy Vaillant Christopher Naliali Thomas Jordier Mame-Ibra Anne	3: 03.06
	United Kingdom	Cameron Chalmers Toby Harries Rabah Yousif Lee Thompson	DNF

Finals on October 6th

20 km walking

→ Main article : World Athletics Championships 2019/20 km walking men

space	athlete	country	Time (h)
1	Toshikazu Yamanishi	JPN	1:26:34
2	Vasily Misinov	ANA	1:26:49
3	Perseus Karlström	SWE	1:27:00
4th	Christopher Linke	GER	1:27:19
5	Salih Korkmaz	DOOR	1:27:35
6th	Koki Ikeda	JPN	1:29:02
7th	Tom Bosworth	GBR	1:29:34
8th	Wang Kaihua	CHN	1:29:52

October 4th
Other participants from German-speaking countries: Hagen Pohle - 17th at 1:32:20 am Nils Brembach - DNF
 
 

50 km of walking

→ Main article : World Athletics Championships 2019/50 km men's walk

space	athlete	country	Time (h)
1	Yūsuke Suzuki	JPN	4:04:20
2	João Vieira	POR	4:04:59
3	Evan Dunfee	CAN	4:05:02
4th	Niu Wenbin	CHN	4:05:36
5	Luo Yadong	CHN	4:06:49
6th	Brendan Boyce	IRL	4:07:46
7th	Carl Dohmann	GER	4:10:22
8th	Jesús Ángel García	ESP	4:11:28

September 28th

Other participants from German-speaking countries: Jonathan Hilbert - 23rd in 4:30:43 h Nathaniel Seiler - DNF (removed from the competition by the medical team)
 
 

high jump

→ Main article : 2019 World Athletics Championships / Men's high jump

space	athlete	country	Height (m)
1	Mutaz Essa Barshim	QAT	2.37 WL
2	Mikhail Akimenko	ANA	2.35 PB
3	Ilya Ivanyuk	ANA	2.35 PB
4th	Maksim Nedassekau	BLR	2.33
5	Luis Zayas	CUB	2.30 PB
6th	Brandon Starc	OUT	2.30 SB
7th	Michael Mason	CAN	2.30
8th	Lee Hup Wei	MAS	2.27
	Gianmarco Tamberi	ITA	2.27

4th of October

Participants from German-speaking countries: Mateusz Przybylko - retired as 30th with 2.17 m in the qualification
 

Pole vault

→ Main article : 2019 World Athletics Championships / Men's pole vault

space	athlete	country	Height (m)
1	Sam Kendricks	United States	5.97 m
2	Armand Duplantis	SWE	5.97 m
3	Piotr Lisek	POLE	5.87 m
4th	Bo Kanda Lita Baehre	GER	5.70 m
5	Thiago Braz	BRA	5.70 m
6th	Raphael Holzdeppe	GER	5.70 m
	Valentin Lavillenie	FRA	5.70 m
8th	Claudio Stecchi	ITA	5.70 m

Final on October 1st

Other participants from German-speaking countries: Torben Blech - retired as 23rd with 5.45 m in the qualification
 

Long jump

→ Main article : 2019 World Athletics Championships / Men's Long Jump

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Tajay Gayle	JAM	8.69 WL NO
2	Jeff Henderson	United States	8.39 SB
3	Juan Miguel Echevarría	CUB	8.34
4th	Luvo Manyonga	RSA	8.28
5	Ruswahl Samaai	RSA	8.23 SB
6th	Wang Jianan	CHN	8.20 SB
7th	Eusebio Cáceres	ESP	8.01
8th	Yūki Hashioka	JPN	7.97

Final on September 28th

Triple jump

→ Main article : 2019 World Athletics Championships / Men's triple jump

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Christian Taylor	United States	17.92 m SB
2	Will Claye	United States	17.74 m
3	Hugues Fabrice Zango	BUR	17.66 m AR
4th	Pedro Pablo Pichardo	POR	17.62 m SB
5	Cristian Nápoles	CUB	17.38 m PB
6th	Donald Scott	United States	17.17 m
7th	Alexis Copello	AZE	17.10 m SB
8th	Jordan Díaz	CUB	17.06 m

Final on September 29th

Shot put

→ Main article : 2019 World Athletics Championships / Men's Shot Put

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Joe Kovacs	United States	22.91 CR
2	Ryan Crouser	United States	22.90 PB
3	Tomas Walsh	NZL	AR 22.90
4th	Darlan Romani	BRA	22.53
5	Darrell Hill	United States	21.65
6th	Konrad Bukowiecki	POLE	21.46
7th	Jacko Gill	NZL	21.45
8th	Chukwuebuka Enekwarti	NGR	21.18

Final on October 5th

Discus throw

→ Main article : 2019 World Athletics Championships / Men's discus throw

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Daniel Ståhl	SWE	67.59
2	Fedrick Dacres	JAM	66.94
3	Lukas Weißhaidinger	AUT	66.82
4th	Alin Alexandru Firfirica	ROU	66.46
5	Apostolos Parellis	CYP	66.32 NO
6th	Matthew Denny	OUT	65.43 PB
7th	Ehsan Hadadi	IRI	65.16
8th	Martin Wierig	GER	64.98

Final on September 30th

Other participants from German-speaking countries: Christoph Harting - eliminated in qualification as 14th with 63.08 m David Wrobel - eliminated in qualification as 16th with 62.43 m
 
 

Hammer throw

→ Main article : 2019 World Athletics Championships / Men's hammer throw

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Paweł Fajdek	POLE	80.50
2	Quentin Bigot	FRA	78.19 SB
3	Bence Halász	HUN	78.18
	Wojciech Nowicki	POLE	77.69
5	Mychajlo Kochan	UKR	77.39 PB
6th	Eivind Henriksen	NOR	77.38
7th	Javier Cienfuegos	ESP	76.57
8th	Hleb Dudarau	BLR	76.00

Final on October 2nd

Javelin throw

→ Main article : 2019 World Athletics Championships / Men's javelin

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Anderson Peters	GRN	86.89
2	Magnus Kirt	EST	86.21
3	Johannes Vetter	GER	85.37
4th	Lassi Etelätalo	FIN	82.49
5	Jakub Vadlejch	CZE	82.19
6th	Julian Weber	GER	81.26
7th	Marcin Krukowski	POLE	80.56
8th	Kim Amb	SWE	80.42

Finals on October 6th

Decathlon

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space	athlete	country	Points
1	Niklas Kaul	GER	8691 PB
2	Maicel Uibo	EST	8604 PB
3	Damian Warner	CAN	8529
4th	Ilya Shkurenev	ANA	8494 SB
5	Pierce Lepage	CAN	8445
6th	Janek Õiglane	EST	8297 SB
7th	Pieter Brown	NED	8222
8th	Solomon Simmons	United States	8151

October 2nd to 4th

Other participants from German-speaking countries: Tim Nowak - 10th place with 8122 points Kai Kazmirek - 17th place with 7414 points
 
 

Results women

100 m

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space	Athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce	JAM	10.71 WL
2	Dina Asher-Smith	GBR	10.83 NO
3	Marie-Josée Ta Lou	CIV	10.90
4th	Elaine Thompson	JAM	10.93
5	Murielle Ahouré	CIV	11.02 SB
6th	Jonielle Smith	JAM	11.06
7th	Teahna Daniels	United States	11.19
	Dafne Schippers	NED	DNS

Final on September 29th

Participants from German-speaking countries: Mujinga Kambundji - 9th in the semifinals eliminated with 11.10s Tatjana Pinto - 18th in the semifinals with 11.29s eliminated Gina Lückenkemper - 20th in the semifinals with 11.30s eliminated Ajla Del Ponte - Salomé Kora was eliminated as 29th in the preliminary run with 11.36 s - Eliminated as 36th in the preliminary run with 11.48 s
 
 
 
 
 

200 m

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space	Athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Dina Asher-Smith	GBR	21.88 NO
2	Brittany Brown	United States	22.22 PB
3	Mujinga Kambundji	SUI	22.51
4th	Fishing Annelus	United States	22.59
5	Dezerea Bryant	United States	22.63
6th	Gina Bass	GAM	22.71
7th	Iwet Lalowa-Collio	BUL	22.77
8th	Tynia Gaither	BAH	22.90

Final on October 2nd

Other participants from German-speaking countries: Lisa-Marie Kwayie - eliminated in 13th place with 22.83 s in the semifinals Tatjana Pinto - eliminated in 18th place with 23.11 s in the semifinals Jessica-Bianca Wessolly - as 21st with 23.37 s in the Semi-finals eliminated Sarah Atcho - eliminated as 29th with 23.29 seconds in the lead
 
 
 
 

400 m

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space	Athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Salwa Eid Naser	BRN	48.14  WL  AR
2	Shaunae Miller-Uibo	BAH	48.37 AR
3	Shericka Jackson	JAM	49.47 PB
4th	Wadeline Jonathas	United States	49.60 PB
5	Phyllis Francis	United States	49.61 PB
6th	Stephenie Ann McPherson	JAM	50.89
7th	Justyna Święty-Ersetic	POLE	50.95
8th	Iga Baumgart-Witan	POLE	51.29

Final on October 3rd

800 m

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space	Athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Halimah Nakaayi	UGA	1: 58.04 NO
2	Raevyn Rogers	United States	1: 58.18 SB
3	Ajeé Wilson	United States	1: 58.84
4th	Winnie Nanyondo	UGA	1: 59.18
5	Eunice Jepkoech Sum	KEN	1: 59.71
6th	Natoya Goule	JAM	2: 00.11
7th	Rababe Arafi	MAR	2: 00.48
8th	Ce'Aira Brown	United States	2: 02.97

Final on September 30th

Participants from German-speaking countries: Katharina Trost - eliminated in the semifinals as 17th with 2: 01.77 min. Christina Hering - eliminated as 25th with 2: 03.15 min in the preliminary run, Selina Büchel - 27th with 2: 03.38 min Eliminated in the preliminary run Lore Hoffmann - eliminated as 28th with 2: 03.40 minutes in the preliminary run
 
 
 
 

1500 m

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space	Athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Sifan Hassan	NED	3: 51.95  CR  AR
2	Faith Kipyegon	KEN	3: 54.22 NO
3	Gudaf Tsegay	ETH	3: 54.38 PB
4th	Shelby Houlihan	United States	3: 54.99 AR
5	Laura Muir	GBR	3: 55.76 SB
6th	Gabriela DeBues-Stafford	CAN	3: 56.12 NO
7th	Winny Chebet	KEN	3: 58.20 PB
8th	Jenny Simpson	United States	3: 58.42 SB

Final on October 5th

Participant from German-speaking countries: Caterina Granz - dropped out as 31st with 4: 12.36 minutes in the lead-up
 

5000 m

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space	Athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Bright Obiri	KEN	14: 26.72  CR
2	Margaret Chelimo Kipkemboi	KEN	14: 27.49 PB
3	Konstanze Klosterhalfen	GER	14: 28.43
4th	Tsehay Gemechu	ETH	14: 29.60 PB
5	Lilian Kasait Rengeruk	KEN	14: 36.05 PB
6th	Fantu Worku	ETH	14: 40.47 PB
7th	Laura Weightman	GBR	14: 44.57 PB
8th	Hawi Feysa	ETH	14: 44.92

Final on October 5th

Other participants from German-speaking countries: Hanna Klein - dropped out as 18th with 15: 28.65 minutes in the lead-up
 

10,000 m

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space	Athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Sifan Hassan	NED	30: 17.62  WL  PB
2	Letesenbet Gidey	ETH	30: 21.23 PB
3	Agnes Jebet Tirop	KEN	30: 25.20 PB
4th	Rosemary Wanjiru	KEN	30: 35.75 PB
5	Bright Obiri	KEN	30: 35.82 PB
6th	Senbere Teferi	ETH	30: 44.23 SB
7th	Susan Krumins	NED	31: 05.40 PB
8th	Marielle Hall	United States	31: 05.71 PB

September 28th

Participant from German-speaking countries: Alina Reh - DNF
 

marathon

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space	Athlete	country	Time (h)
1	Ruth Chepngetich	KEN	2:32:43
2	Rose Chelimo	BRN	2:33:46
3	Helalia Johannes	NAM	2:34:15
4th	Edna Kiplagat	KEN	2:35:36  SB
5	Wolha Masuronak	BLR	2:36:21
6th	Roberta Groner	United States	2:38:44
7th	Mizuki Tanimoto	JPN	2:39:09
8th	Kim Ji-hyang	PRK	2:41:24

September 27th

100 m hurdles

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space	Athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Nia Ali	United States	12.34 PB
2	Kendra Harrison	United States	12.46
3	Danielle Williams	JAM	12.47
4th	Tobi Amusan	NGR	12.49
5	Andrea Carolina Vargas	CRC	12.64 NO
6th	Nadine Visser	NED	12.66
7th	Janeek Brown	JAM	12.88
	Megan Tapper	JAM	DNF

Finals on October 6th

Participants from German-speaking countries: Cindy Roleder - eliminated as 11th with 12.86 s in the semifinals Beate Schrott - eliminated as 22nd with 13.25 s in the semifinals
 
 

400 m hurdles

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space	Athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Dalilah Muhammad	United States	52.16 WR
2	Sydney McLaughlin	United States	52.23 PB
3	Rushell Clayton	JAM	53.74 PB
4th	Léa Sprunger	SUI	54.06 NO
5	Zuzana Hejnová	CZE	54.23
6th	Ashley Spencer	United States	54.45 444
7th	Hanna Ryschykowa	UKR	54.45 445  PB
8th	Say Watson	CAN	54.82

Final on October 4th

Other participants from German-speaking countries: Carolina Krafzik - eliminated as 23rd with 56.41 seconds in the semi-finals
 

3000 m obstacle

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space	Athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Beatrice Chepkoech	KEN	8: 57.84 CR
2	Emma Coburn	United States	9: 02.35 PB
3	Gesa Felicitas Krause	GER	9: 03,30 NO
4th	Winfred Mutile Yavi	BRN	9: 05.68 PB
5	Peruth Chemutai	UGA	9: 11.08 SB
6th	Courtney Frerichs	United States	9: 11.27
7th	Anna Emilie Møller	THE	9: 13.46 NO
8th	Hyvin Kiyeng	KEN	9: 13.53

Final on September 30th

4 × 100 m relay

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space	country	Athletes	Time (s)
1	Jamaica	Natalliah Whyte Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce Jonielle Smith Shericka Jackson	41.44 WL
2	United Kingdom	Asha Philip Dina Asher-Smith Ashleigh Nelson Daryll Neita	41.85 SB
3	United States	Dezerea Bryant Teahna Daniels Morolake Akinosun Kiara Parker	42.10 SB
4th	Switzerland	Ajla Del Ponte Sarah Atcho Mujinga Kambundji Salomé Kora	42.18 NO
5	Germany	Lisa Marie Kwayie Yasmin Kwadwo Jessica-Bianca Wessolly Gina Lückenkemper	42.48
6th	Trinidad and Tobago	Semoy Hackett Kelly-Ann Baptiste Mauricia Prieto Kamaria Durant	42.71 SB
7th	Italy	Johanelis Herrera Abreu Gloria Hooper Anna Bongiorni Irene Siragusa	42.98
	People's Republic of China	Liang Xiaojing Wei Yongli Kong Lingwei Ge Manqi	DSQ

Final on October 5th

4 × 400 m relay

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space	country	Athletes	Time (min)
1	United States	Phyllis Francis Sydney McLaughlin Dalilah Muhammad Wadeline Jonathas	3: 18.92 WL
2	Poland	Iga Baumgart-Witan Patrycja Wyciszkiewicz Małgorzata Hołub-Kowalik Justyna Święty-Ersetic	3: 21.89 NO
3	Jamaica	Anastasia Le-Roy Tiffany James Stephenie Ann McPherson Shericka Jackson	3: 22.37 SB
4th	United Kingdom	Zoey Clark Jodie Williams Emily Diamond Laviai Nielsen	3: 23.02 SB
5	Belgium	Hanne Claes Imke Vervaet Paulien Couckuyt Camille Laus	3: 27.15
6th	Ukraine	Kateryna Klymjuk Olha Lyachowa Tetjana Melnyk Hanna Ryschykowa	3: 27.48
7th	Netherlands	Lieke Klaver Lisanne de Witte Bianca Baak Femke Bol	3: 27.89
	Canada	Alicia Brown Aiyanna-Brigitte Stiverne Madeline Price Sage Watson	DSQ

Finals on October 6th

20 km walking

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space	Athlete	country	Time (h)
1	Liu Hong	CHN	1:32:53
2	Qieyang Shenjie	CHN	1:33:10
3	Yang Liujing	CHN	1:33:17
4th	Eric de Sena	BRA	1:33:36
5	Sandra Arenas	COL	1:34:16
6th	Kumiko Okada	JPN	1:34:36
7th	Nanako Fujii	JPN	1:34:50
8th	María Pérez García	ESP	1:35:43

September 29th

participant from German-speaking countries: Saskia Feige - 11th in 1:37:14 h
 

50 km of walking

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space	Athlete	country	Time (h)
1	Liang Rui	CHN	4:23:26
2	Li Maocuo	CHN	4:26:40
3	Eleonora Giorgi	ITA	4:29:13
4th	Olena Sobchuk	UKR	4:33:38
5	Ma Faying	CHN	4:34:56
6th	Chrystyna Judkina	UKR	4:36:00
7th	Magaly Bonilla	ECU	4:37:03
8th	Júlia Takács	ESP	4:38:20

September 28th

high jump

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space	Athlete	country	Height (m)
1	Marija Lassizkene	ANA	2.04
2	Yaroslav Mahuchik	UKR	2.04  WU20R
3	Vashti Cunningham	United States	2.00 PB
4th	Julia Levchenko	UKR	2.00
5	Kamila Lićwinko	POLE	1.98 SB
6th	Karyna Demidik	BLR	1.96
7th	Ana Simic	CRO	1.93
8th	Tynita Butts	United States	1.93

Final on September 30th

Participants from German-speaking countries: Imke Onnen - 9th with 1.89 m Christina Honsel - dropped out of the qualification as 27th with 1.80 m
 
 

Pole vault

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space	Athlete	country	Height (m)
1	Anselika Sidorova	ANA	4.95 WL PB
2	Sandi Morris	United States	4.90 SB
3	Katerina Stefanidi	GRE	4.85 SB
4th	Holly Bradshaw	GBR	4.80
5	Alysha Newman	CAN	4.80
6th	Angelica Bengtsson	SWE	4.80 NO
7th	Katie Nageotte	United States	4.70
	Robeily's Peinado	VEN	4.70 NO
	Jennifer Suhr	United States	4.70
	Iryna Schuk	BLR	4.70 NO

Final on September 29th

Participants from German-speaking countries: Angelica Moser - 13th with 4.50 m Lisa Ryzih - 17th with 4.50 m Nicole Büchler - eliminated in qualification as 18th with 4.55 m Katharina Bauer - eliminated with no height in qualification
 
 
 
 

Long jump

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space	Athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Malaika Mihambo	GER	7.30 WL PB
2	Maryna Bech-Romantschuk	UKR	6.92 SB
3	Ese Brume	NGR	6.91
4th	Tori Bowie	United States	6.81 SB
5	Nastassja Mirontschyk-Ivanova	BLR	6.76
6th	Alina Rotaru	ROU	6.71
7th	Abigail Irozuru	GBR	6.64
8th	Chanice Porter	JAM	6.56

Finals on October 6th

Triple jump

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space	Athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Yulimar Rojas	VEN	15.37
2	Shanieka Ricketts	JAM	14.92
3	Caterine Ibargüen	COL	14.73
4th	Kimberly Williams	JAM	14.64 PB
5	Olha Saladucha	UKR	14.52 SB
6th	Ana Peleteiro	ESP	14.47
7th	Keturah Orji	United States	14.46
8th	Patrícia Mamona	POR	14.40

Final on October 5th

Shot put

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space	Athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Gong Lijiao	CHN	19.55
2	Danniel Thomas-Dodd	JAM	19.47
3	Christina Schwanitz	GER	19.17
4th	Maggie Ewen	United States	18.93
5	Anita Marton	HUN	18.86
6th	Alyona Dubitskaya	BLR	18.86
7th	Chase Ealey	United States	18.82
8th	Brittany crew	CAN	18.55

Final on October 3rd

Other participants from German-speaking countries: Sara Gambetta - 13th with 18.01 m eliminated in qualification Alina Kenzel - eliminated with 17.46 m in qualification as 20th
 
 

Discus throw

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space	Athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Yaimé Perez	CUB	69.17
2	Denia Caballero	CUB	68.44
3	Sandra Perković	CRO	66.72
4th	Chen Yang	CHN	63.38
5	Feng Bin	CHN	62.48
6th	Fernanda Martins	BRA	62.44
7th	Valarie Allman	United States	61.82
8th	Nadine Müller	GER	61.55

Final on October 4th

Other participants from German-speaking countries: Claudine Vita - 9th with 60.77 m Kristin Pudenz - 11th with 57.69 m
 
 

Hammer throw

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space	Athlete	country	Width (m)
1	DeAnna Price	United States	77.54
2	Joanna Fiodorov	POLE	76.35 PB
3	Wang Zheng	CHN	74.76
4th	Zalina Petrivskaia	MDA	74.33
5	Iryna Klymez	UKR	73.56 PB
6th	Alexandra Tavernier	FRA	73.33
7th	Hanna Skydan	AZE	72.83
8th	Luo Na	CHN	72.04

Final on September 28th

Javelin throw

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space	Athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Kelsey-Lee Barber	OUT	66.56
2	Liu Shiying	CHN	65.88 SB
3	Lu Huihui	CHN	65.49
4th	Christin Hussong	GER	65.21
5	Kara Winger	United States	63.23
6th	Tazzjana Chaladovich	BLR	62.54
7th	Sara Kolak	CRO	62.28
8th	Annu Rani	IND	61.12

Final on October 1st

Other participants from German-speaking countries: Annika Fuchs - eliminated in qualification as 21st with 58.16 m Victoria Hudson - eliminated in qualification as 31st with 52.51 m
 
 

Heptathlon

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space	Athlete	country	Points
1	Katarina Johnson-Thompson	GBR	6981  WL  NO
2	Nafissatou Thiam	BEL	6677
3	Verena Preiner	AUT	6560
4th	Erica Bougard	United States	6470
5	Kendell Williams	United States	6415
6th	Nadine Broersen	NED	6392 SB
7th	Emma Oosterwegel	NED	6250 PB
8th	Odile Ahouanwanou	BEN	6210 NO

October 2nd to 4th

Further participants from German-speaking countries: Géraldine Ruckstuhl - 9th with 6159 points Ivona Dadic - was disqualified in the first competition for violating rule 168.7 (b): "Deliberately knocking over hurdles" and then did not take part again.
 
 

Mixed result

4 × 400 m relay

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space	country	Athletes	Time (min)
1	United States	Wilbert London Allyson Felix Courtney Okolo Michael Cherry	3: 09.34 WR
2	Jamaica	Nathon Allen Roneisha McGregor Tiffany James Javon Francis	3: 11.78 NO
3	Bahrain	Musa Isah Aminat Jamal Salwa Eid Naser Abubakar Abbas	3: 11.82 AR
4th	United Kingdom	Rabah Yousif Zoey Clark Emily Diamond Martyn Rooney	3: 12.27 AR
5	Poland	Wiktor Suwara Rafał Omelko Iga Baumgart-Witan Justyna Święty-Ersetic	3: 12.33 NO
6th	Belgium	Dylan Borlée Hanne Claes Camille Laus Kevin Borlée	3: 14.22 NO
7th	India	Muhammed Anas V. K. Vismaya Jisna Mathew Noah Nirmal Tom	3: 15.77 SB
8th	Brazil	Lucas Carvalho Tiffani Marinho Geisa Aparecida Coutinho Alexander Russo	3: 16.22

Final on September 29th

Participants from German-speaking countries: ( Marvin Schlegel , Luna Bulmahn , Karolina Pahlitzsch , Manuel Sanders ) eliminated as 14th in 3: 17.85 minutes in the lead-up

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Corruption scandal

The competition was overshadowed by a corruption scandal. Lamine Diack , the former President of the IAAF , and his son Papa Massata , owner of a consulting agency , were accused of having built a corrupt network within the association. While Lamina Diack was already under house arrest , his son was still on the run and was wanted by international arrest warrant . In addition to the accusation of covering up positive doping samples against payment, there was also a preference for the Qatari committee in awarding the competition.

Human rights violations

According to a report by the human rights organization Amnesty International , the conditions for construction workers around the World Cup were “catastrophic” and Qatar was a “playground for unscrupulous employers”. Similar to the preparations for the 2022 World Cup , which will also take place in Qatar , workers would have been “kept like slaves” and would have received too little or no payment. There have already been hundreds of deaths among the guest workers, mostly from Nepal , Pakistan or India , report other NGOs .

Climatic problems

Already on the first days of the competition, the host IAAF received massive criticism from the participating athletes because of the local climatic conditions. For example, after several runners at the marathon and numerous walkers had to give up due to the enormous heat of up to 32 ° C and in some cases also had to seek medical treatment, this was referred to as an "ordeal". The multiple Olympic champion Haile Gebrselassie said: "God forbid, but people who run in such weather conditions could have died." Qatar was a warning "that it must not go on like this," said former DLV President Clemens Prokop . Climate conditions can "not be left out". Long-distance competitions would have to be relocated to other countries if necessary. The running association German Road Races (GRR) criticized the staging of the long-distance and walking races: “The health of the athletes is not taken into account at all.” GRR asked the DLV to express itself critically at the IAAF.

Cameras in starting blocks

The German sprinters Lückenkemper and Pinto criticized the cameras integrated in the starting blocks. Critics also sometimes compared the cameras to voyeuristic upskirting .

The so-called upper cameras film the athletes from below through the legs and, according to the IAAF, should present athletics in a “new and exciting way” by capturing the “intense moment” just before the race. So far, these cameras, developed by Seiko , have only been used in the 100-meter sprint and hurdles. In addition to the unusual camera perspective, the athletes also criticized the extraordinary length of the starting block due to the camera module.

The IAAF partially responded to the athletes' criticism and announced that it would not show close-ups of recordings in the direction and in the TV broadcast until the athletes were sitting in the block. The images are also not saved and are deleted every day.

The Athletes Germany Association criticized the lack of communication with the athletes when new technologies were introduced.

Web links

Commons : World Athletics Championships 2019  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Doha 2019 website
• IAAF World Championships on iaaf.com
• Sports show special page for the World Athletics Championships
• ZDFsport special page for the World Championships in Athletics

Individual evidence

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23. ↑ GRR commentary on the long distance and walking competitions of the World Cup in DOHA 2019. In: German Road Races. Retrieved on October 5, 2019 (German). 
24. ↑ Perspective from below: Trouble with starting block camera | Athletics World Cup 2019 in Doha | Sports show. In: Sportschau. YouTube, accessed on October 5, 2019 (German). 
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