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Atletica Mondiale World Athletics Continental Tour complete results

The full results from the 2021 Atletica Mondiale - World Athletics Continental Tour Bronze competition, which took place in Padua on Sunday (5).

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Michael Norman of USA taking the men's 400m title at the Doha Diamond League

Full results from the 2021 Atletica Mondiale meeting, which took place in Padua on Sunday (5). The meeting which had three meeting records, is a Continental Tour Bronze competition.

The three meeting records accomplished on the day came in the men’s 100m, 1500m, and shot put.

READ MORE: Javianne Oliver beats Sha’Carri Richardson in Italy

Meanwhile, American quarter-miler Michael Norman continued his fine form in the shorter sprinting events after he clocked 9.97 seconds to defeat his fellow countrymen Marvin Bracy (9.98) and Ronnie Baker (10.10).

The women’s event went to USA’s Olympic 4x100m silver medalist Javianne Oliver, who ran 11.19 secs to edge compatriot Sha’Carri Richardson, who clocked the same time in second place.

Men’s 100m

Final, Wind: -0.5

PLACENAMEBIRTHDATENAT.MARK
1.Michael NORMAN03 DEC 1997USA9.97
2.Marvin BRACY15 DEC 1993USA9.98
3.Ronnie BAKER15 OCT 1993USA10.10
4.Justin GATLIN10 FEB 1982USA10.17
5.Julian FORTE07 JAN 1993JAM10.33
6.Michael RODGERS24 APR 1985USA10.34
7.Fabrizio CEGLIE18 FEB 1999ITA10.75
8.Nick KOČEVAR18 JUN 2000SLO10.83

Men’s 400m

Final

PLACENAMEBIRTHDATENAT.MARK
1.Wilbert LONDON17 AUG 1997USA45.22
2.Edoardo SCOTTI09 MAY 2000ITA45.58
3.Luka JANEŽIČ14 NOV 1995SLO45.62
4.Patrik ŠORM21 NOV 1993CZE45.84
5.Dariusz KOWALUK16 APR 1996POL46.06
6.Davide RE16 MAR 1993ITA46.19
7.Aldrich BAILEY JR06 FEB 1994USA46.31
8.Rusheen MCDONALD17 AUG 1992JAM46.32

Men’s 1500m

Final

PLACENAMEBIRTHDATENAT.MARK
1.Stewart MCSWEYN01 JUN 1995AUS3:33.49
2.Michał ROZMYS13 MAR 1995POL3:34.13
3.Charlie DA’VALL GRICE07 NOV 1993GBR3:35.39
4.Nader BELHANBEL01 JUL 1994MAR3:37.20
5.Robert FARKEN20 SEP 1997GER3:37.26
6.David NIKOLLI20 JUN 1994ALB3:37.82
7.Archie DAVIS16 OCT 1998GBR3:37.92
8.Joao BUSSOTTI NEVES10 MAY 1993ITA3:39.18
9.Andrew COSCORAN18 JUN 1996IRL3:39.41
Marc TORTELL26 DEC 1997GERDNF
Erik SOWINSKI21 DEC 1989USADNF
Adam CLARKE03 APR 1991GBRDNF

Men’s 110mH

Final, Wind: -1.3

PLACENAMEBIRTHDATENAT.MARK
1.Ronald LEVY30 OCT 1992JAM13.34
2.Paolo DAL MOLIN31 JUL 1987ITA13.45
3.Rafael PEREIRA08 APR 1997BRA13.66
4.Michael DICKSON25 JAN 1997USA13.74
5.Koen SMET09 AUG 1992NED13.88
6.Antonio ALKANA12 APR 1990RSA13.99
7.Hassane FOFANA28 APR 1992ITA14.22
8.Gabriele CRNIGOJ20 DEC 1997ITA14.87

Men’s Shot Put

Final

PLACENAMEBIRTHDATENAT.MARK
1.Josh AWOTUNDE12 JUN 1995USA22.00
2.Zane WEIR07 SEP 1995ITA21.63
3.Leonardo FABBRI15 APR 1997ITA20.58
4.O’Dayne RICHARDS14 DEC 1988JAM20.44
5.Sebastiano BIANCHETTI20 JAN 1996ITA19.05
6.Riccardo FERRARA22 JAN 2001ITA18.05

Women’s 100m

Final, Wind: -1.0

PLACENAMEBIRTHDATENAT.MARK
1.Javianne OLIVER26 DEC 1994USA11.19
2.Sha’Carri RICHARDSON25 MAR 2000USA11.19
3.Candace HILL11 FEB 1999USA11.26
4.English GARDNER22 APR 1992USA11.36
5.Briana WILLIAMS21 MAR 2002JAM11.44
6.Dezerea BRYANT27 APR 1993USA11.47
7.Anthonique STRACHAN22 AUG 1993BAH11.59
8.Irene SIRAGUSA23 JUN 1993ITA11.70

Women’s 400m

Final

PLACENAMEBIRTHDATENAT.MARK
1.Stephenie Ann MCPHERSON25 NOV 1988JAM50.78
2.Polina MILLER09 JUN 2000ANA50.96
3.Junelle BROMFIELD08 FEB 1998JAM51.19
4.Quanera HAYES07 MAR 1992USA51.59
5.Kaylin WHITNEY09 MAR 1998USA52.22
6.Susanne WALLI05 MAY 1996AUT52.82
7.Ayomide FOLORUNSO17 OCT 1996ITA53.06
8.Raphaela Boaheng LUKUDO29 JUL 1994ITA54.43

Women’s 800m

Final

PLACENAMEBIRTHDATENAT.MARK
1.Aleksandra GULYAYEVA30 APR 1994ANA1:59.57
2.Christina HERING09 OCT 1994GER1:59.78
3.Chanelle PRICE22 AUG 1990USA2:00.38
4.Hedda HYNNE13 MAR 1990NOR2:00.55
5.Elena BELLÒ18 JAN 1997ITA2:00.88
6.Svetlana ULOGA23 NOV 1986ANA2:01.50
7.Angelika SARNA01 OCT 1997POL2:01.86
8.Eloisa COIRO01 DEC 2000ITA2:02.98
9.Mebriht MEKONEN12 FEB 2005ETH2:03.12
10.Déborah RODRÍGUEZ02 DEC 1992URU2:03.19
Serena TROIANI22 FEB 1996ITADNF

Women’s 100mH

Final, Wind: -0.8

PLACENAMEBIRTHDATENAT.MARK
1.Cindy SEMBER05 AUG 1994GBR13.01
2.Payton CHADWICK29 NOV 1995USA13.08
3.Taliyah BROOKS08 FEB 1995USA13.26
4.Gabriele CUNNINGHAM22 FEB 1998USA13.48
5.TeJyrica ROBINSON27 AUG 1998USA13.64
6.Elena CARRARO03 JAN 2001ITA14.47
Giada CARMASSI14 MAY 1994ITADNF

Women’s Pole Vault

Final

PLACENAMEBIRTHDATENAT.MARK
1.Anzhelika SIDOROVA28 JUN 1991ANA4.70
2.Polina KNOROZ20 JUL 1999ANA4.60
3.Aksana GATAULLINA17 JUL 2000ANA4.30
4.Maria Roberta GHERCA09 MAR 2000ITA4.10
5.Elisa MOLINAROLO29 JAN 1994ITA3.90

Women’s Long Jump

Final

PLACENAMEBIRTHDATENAT.MARKWIND
1.Maryna BEKH-ROMANCHUK18 JUL 1995UKR6.70+0.9
2.Nastassia MIRONCHYK-IVANOVA13 APR 1989BLR6.45+1.3
3.Milica GARDAŠEVIĆ28 SEP 1998SRB6.38+1.1
4.Carol ZANGOBBO11 AUG 1995ITA6.31+0.5
5.Taliyah BROOKS08 FEB 1995USA6.29+2.2
6.Veronica CRIDA21 OCT 2001ITA5.90+1.0

Women’s Triple Jump

Final

PLACENAMEBIRTHDATENAT.MARKWIND
1.Shanieka RICKETTS02 FEB 1992JAM14.74+0.7
2.Thea LAFOND05 APR 1994DMA14.57+0.9
3.Liadagmis POVEA06 FEB 1996CUB14.35+0.9
4.Neja FILIPIČ22 APR 1995SLO13.85+0.8
5.Ottavia CESTONARO12 JAN 1995ITA13.43+0.9
6.Veronica ZANON16 JAN 2001ITA13.11-1.9
Francesca LANCIANO03 APR 1994ITANMNWI
Olha SALADUKHA04 JUN 1983UKRNMNWI

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Chris is a retired coach with many years of experience following track and field. Enjoys traveling with his wife, two children and grand kids.

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