October 4 Athletics Results Listings Verified for Five Road Events
World Athletics and Watch Athletics both listed result material for five October 4 road-running events, without mutually corroborated placings or final-status wording.
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World Athletics and Watch Athletics both listed result material for five October 4 road-running events, without mutually corroborated placings or final-status wording.
Read updateAthlos NYC’s scheduled October 2 women’s track-and-field meeting at Icahn Stadium was cancelled; no results were recorded.
Read updateWorld Athletics and Watch Athletics both listed results for the Twin Cities TC 10K on October 3, but the supplied extracts did not verify individual men’s placings or times.
Read updateSingapore’s Shanti Pereira won the women’s 200m in 22.78 seconds, while Bahrain’s Winfred Yavi took the 3,000m steeplechase in 9:04.36 in completed Asian Games finals in Aichi-Nagoya.
Read updateThailand’s Puripol Boonson won the Asian Games men’s 200m in an Asian-record-equalling 19.88 seconds, while Chinese Taipei’s Fu Chao-hsuan beat Sarvesh Kushare on countback for the high jump title.
Read updateJapan’s Ichitaka Yamashita won the completed Asian Games men’s marathon in Nagoya in 2:10:49. India’s Sawan Barwal took silver in 2:11:37 and China’s Feng Peiyou won bronze in 2:12:13.
Read updateChina’s Chen Yujie won the completed Asian Games women’s 100m final in Nagoya on 25 September in a Games-record 11.06 seconds, ahead of Singapore’s Shanti Pereira and Bahrain’s Edidiong Odiong.
Read updateUzbekistan’s Sharifa Davronova won the women’s triple jump at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on 24 September with 14.35m. China’s Huang Yingying took silver at 14.12m and Li Yi bronze at 13.83m.
Read updateChina’s Abuduaini Tuergong won the completed Asian Games men’s discus final on 24 September with 64.26m. China also took silver through Nanjun Wu, while Iran’s Sadegh Samimishalamzari claimed bronze.
Read updateChina’s Yang Liujing won the women’s half-marathon race walk in Nagoya, ahead of Kristina Morozova and Jiang Yunyan.
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