2019 Golden Gala

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2019 Golden Gala
Dates6 June 2019
Host city
2019 IAAF Diamond League
Events27 (14 Diamond League)
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The 2019

2019 IAAF Diamond League – the highest level international track and field circuit.[1] 27 events total were contested with 14 of them being point-scoring Diamond League
disciplines.

A total of seven world leads and two meeting records were set at the competition. In the men's sprints,

2016 US Olympic Trials.[2]

In the men's distance events, Donavan Brazier passed Nijel Amos less than a meter before the finish line in the 800 metres race, winning in a world leading 1:43.63 ahead of Amos' 1:43.65. Benjamin Kigen won a close race with Getnet Wale in the 3000 metres steeplechase, setting a personal best and world leading time of 8:06.13 ahead of Wale's 8:06.83, also a personal best. In a fast 5000 metres race in which six competitors finished in less than 12:59 and 18 personal or seasonal bests were achieved, Telahun Haile Bekele narrowly defeated reigning Diamond League champion Selemon Barega in a personal best and world leading 12:52.98. Barega finished second in a seasonal best of 12:53.04.

The shot put meeting record was broken by Konrad Bukowiecki with a personal best mark of 21.97 metres, and the world leading mark in the high jump of 2.31 metres was matched by Bohdan Bondarenko.

On the women's side, a

Elaine Thompson, came back from a slower start in the 100 metres race to defeat Dina Asher-Smith in the fastest time in the world since 2017, 10.89 seconds.[2] Asher-Smith, who had defeated Thompson in the Stockholm Diamond League over 200 metres earlier that year, took second with a seasonal debut of 10.94 seconds.[3]

In the 1500 metres, Genzebe Dibaba ran her fastest time since setting the world record in 2015, narrowly holding off Laura Muir with a world leading 3:56.28. Muir herself ran the second fastest time in her career, 3:56.73, only behind her British record to place second.[3] Malaika Mihambo defeated Olympic champion jumpers Brittney Reese and Caterine Ibargüen in the long jump with a personal best and world leading 7.07 metres, her first mark seven metres or more.[4]

Diamond League results

Athletes competing in the Diamond League disciplines earned extra compensation and points which went towards qualifying for one of two Diamond League finals (either Zürich or Brussels depending on the discipline). First place earned 8 points, with each step down in place earning one less point than the previous, until no points are awarded in 9th place or lower.[5]

Men

Shot put
Place Athlete Mark Points
1  Konrad Bukowiecki (POL) 21.97 m MR PB 9 (+8)
2  Darrell Hill (USA) 21.71 m 12 (+7)
3  Darlan Romani (BRA) 21.68 m 12 (+6)
4  Joe Kovacs (USA) 21.46 m 8 (+5)
5  Michał Haratyk (POL) 21.26 m 8 (+4)
6  O'Dayne Richards (JAM) 20.93 m 3 (+3)
7  Tim Nedow (CAN) 20.57 m 2 (+2)
8  Chukwuebuka Enekwechi (NGR) 20.54 m 1 (+1)
9  Curtis Jensen (USA) 19.84 m
10  Tomáš Staněk (CZE) 19.66 m 2
11  Leonardo Fabbri (ITA) 19.36 m

Women

Javelin throw
Place Athlete Mark Points
1  Lü Huihui (CHN) 66.47 m 16 (+8)
2  Eda Tuğsuz (TUR) 64.51 m 7 (+7)
3  Līna Mūze (LAT) 63.72 m 13 (+6)
4  Kara Winger (USA) 63.11 m 5 (+5)
5  Christin Hussong (GER) 63.02 m 10 (+4)
6  Nikola Ogrodníková (CZE) 62.02 m 7 (+3)
7  Barbora Špotáková (CZE) 61.51 m 2 (+2)
8  Tatsiana Khaladovich (BLR) 61.32 m 1 (+1)
9  Martina Ratej (SLO) 57.96 m 0
10  Liu Shiying (CHN) 57.37 m 0
11  Zahra Bani (ITA) 56.95 m 0
12  Sara Jemai (ITA) 55.32 m 0

Non-Diamond League results

Men

Event First Second Third
400 m hurdles  Rai Benjamin (USA) 47.58  David Kendziera (USA) 48.99  Takatoshi Abe (JPN) 49.57
3000 m steeplechase  Benjamin Kigen (KEN) 8:06.13 WL PB  Getnet Wale (ETH) 8:06.83 PB  Chala Beyo (ETH) 8:09.95
Masters 100 m  Andrea Benatti (ITA) 11.40  Emanuele Brunelli (ITA) 11.65  Walter Comper (ITA) 11.70
Masters 400 m  Ivan Mancinelli (ITA) 51.21  Massimiliano Poeta (ITA) 52.45  Alberto Cipriani (ITA) 53.14
Masters mile  Davide Raineri (ITA) 4:13.96  Francesco Nadalutti (ITA) 4:29.37  Riccardo Lerda (ITA) 4:32.98
Paralympic 100 m  Mattia Carda (ITA) 12.28  Valeriano Augusto Ravasio Nanque (ITA) 12.38  Niccolò Pirosu (ITA) 12.61
Fisdir 100 m  Andrea Piacentini (ITA) 13.97  Luca Mancioli (ITA) 14.23  Tiziano Capitani (ITA) 14.78

Women

Event First Second Third
Masters 100 m  Serena Caravelli (ITA) 12.90  Denise Caroline Neumann (ITA) 12.91  Maria Ruggeri (ITA) 13.35
Masters 400 m  Veronica Marchesini (ITA) 1:01.02  Cristina Sanulli (ITA) 1:01.77  Paola Bassano (ITA) 1:06.39
Masters mile  Alessandra Lena (ITA) 5:31.81  Simona Prunea (ITA) 5:32.21  Chiara Vulcan (ITA) 5:32.42
Paralympic 100 m  Antonella Inga (ITA) 13.88  Arjola Dedaj (ITA) 13.92  Marianna Agostini (ITA) 14.44
Fisdir 100 m  Chiara Zeni (ITA) 16.28  Chiara Statzu (ITA) 17.31  Sara Spano (ITA) 17.47

Mixed

Event First Second Third
12×200 m relay Municipio X 5:29.42 Rieti 5:34.55
Firenze
 5:46.81

See also

References

  1. ^ "Golden Gala 2019: the preview event by event". Diamond League (2019-06-03). Retrieved 2021-04-17.
  2. ^ a b Zaccardi, Nick (2019-06-06). "Michael Norman edges Noah Lyles in Rome 200m". NBC Sports. Retrieved 2021-04-17.
  3. ^ a b c "Brilliant battles lead to top results in Rome". Athletics Weekly (2019-06-06). Retrieved 2021-04-17.
  4. ^ "Germany's Mihambo breaks seven-metre mark to win long jump in Rome". AFP via Yahoo! Sports (2019-06-06). Retrieved 2021-04-17.
  5. IAAF
    . Retrieved 2021-04-17.
Results

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